A/V Installer's Guide (Cont'd) - Star Trac Pro S Owner's Manual

• Some equipment will require a higher mounting position than others. The best
way to determine the optimal height is to actually use the equipment for a few
minutes, and view the TV as the user sees it.
• If absolutely necessary, it is acceptable to use only 2 of the 4 adjustment height
holes. This method will only be required in extreme high or low adjustments of
a TV.
TV Tilt
• Each bracket allows the TV to be tilted up and down by a few degrees.
• The tilt feature is not adjustable, and requires no service.
• Make sure your video and power wires, when trimmed and dressed, have
enough slack to allow the TV to tilt without the wires pulling tight.
Wire Management
• The brackets contain a hole in the top (near the gooseneck mount) and at the
bottom (near the clamps) to allow wires to pass through the bracket. These
holes allow you to run the power and video wires from the TV to the fitness
product neck, and then to the floor.
• An AC to DC adapter (with a box or cube in the middle) is very common for
powering a LCD TV. It is very important to run only the DC portion of the power
cable. Never run AC power up the metal bracket!
• Please keep the following in mind when running wires and determining slack.
• For the DC power cord to reach all the way from the
floor to the TV, a DC power cord extensions may be
required.
• It is the responsibility of the AV installer to provide DC
power cord extensions for the A/V products they are
installing.
• Please keep in mind that the treadmill has an incline
feature that will rise up from the floor, and require slack in the power cord.
A/V Installer's Guide (cont.)
Bike, CrossTrainer, Stepper and Pro Tread
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