Chapter 3 Installing The Wall-Mounted Reflector Wall Structure - Cisco TelePresence System TX9000 Assembly, Use & Care, And Field-Replaceable Unit Manual

Installing the Wall-Mounted Reflector Wall
Structure
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This chapter describes the tasks you perform to mount a reflector wall directly to the room wall. If you
have a free-standing wall, first complete the tasks in the
Leveling of the Main Display Structure,"
Reflector Wall Structure"
Note The electrical outlets in the room must be directly behind the cutouts on the reflector; alternatively, you
can cut holes into the wall to accommodate the outlets. For the location and dimensions of the cutouts,
see the
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Anchors that fasten the brackets to the wall are not provided. You must purchase appropriate fasteners
Note
depending on your type of wall (concrete, concrete block, brick, or drywall). A minimum of 27 fasteners
are required.
All types of walls require an anchor. If your wall is drywall, it is recommended that the screws go through
the stud.
Warning Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install, replace, or service this equipment.
Cisco recommends that you wear safety gloves and safety glasses when installing the system.
Caution
The directions left and right refer to the assembly as you face the displays.
Note
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to install the reflector wall.
"Location of Electrical Outlets for Systems that Use a Wall-Mounted Reflector Wall" section on
in Chapter 2, "Room Requirements for the TX9000 and TX9200
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Chapter 4, "Installing And Performing Initial
then continue to Chapter 6, "Installing the Free-Standing
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