DigiDesign D-Show Profile Manual page 18

Hold the mounting arm face down so that the narrow (top)
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end is against the back of the U bracket. Make sure the arm is
facing the correct way, and attach the arm to the U bracket us-
ing the four screws provided.
Make sure all screws are tightened securely before attaching
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the assembled video mount to the console.
Attaching the Video Monitor Mount to D-Show Profile
To attach the Video Monitor Mount to the console:
From the back of the console, locate the Video Mount slot
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below the edge of the outermost back panel extrusion.
Take one of the T-bolts included with the Video Mount and
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insert it into the wider opening at the far left end of the Video
Mount slot. Slide the T-bolt to the right along the slot until it
stays in the track.
Video Mount slot
Location of the Video Mount slot
Take the second T-bolt, insert it into the opening at the left
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and slide it to be a few inches away from the first T-bolt.
Take the two silver lock nuts (thumb nuts) and thread them
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loosely onto the T-bolts (do not tighten them).
Pick up the assembled Video Monitor Mount and hold it at
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the bottom of the VGA monitor, so you can balance the unit
with one hand.
Position the base of the video mount under the back panel
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extrusion and feed the T-bolts through the two slots on the
front edge of the arm assembly. Loosen the lock nuts if neces-
sary.
Tighten the lock nuts thumb nuts to secure the Video Mon-
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itor Mount in position.
To move the monitor left or right:
Loosen the thumb nuts slightly.
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Slide the Video Monitor Mount to the left or right, being
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carefully not to twist it off either of the T-bolts. (If the mount
comes off the T-bolts, simply reattach it and resume).
When in the desired position, tighten the lock nuts.
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To adjust the height of the monitor:
Determine the desired height and mark the location on the
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mounting arm.
Detach the Video Monitor Mount from the console (see "Re-
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moving and Attaching the Video Monitor Mount" on page 8).
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Loosen the screws holding monitor (or the U bracket) to the
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mounting arm, and slide it down or up to the desired height.
Tighten all screws to secure the monitor in its new position.
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Removing and Attaching the Video Monitor Mount
To remove the Video Monitor Mount:
Stand at the back of the console.
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Holding the VGA screen in one hand, loosen the lock nuts
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that secure the Video Monitor Mount to the extrusion on the
back of the console.
Slide the Video Monitor Mount straight back off the T-bolts.
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Tighten the lock nuts to secure the T-bolts and locking nuts
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in place.
To attach the assembled Video Monitor Mount to the console:
Loosen the two lock nuts securing the T-bolts in place, along
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the extrusion at the back of the console.
Position the Video Monitor Mount so that its base slots line
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up with the T-bolts, and slide the Video Monitor Mount into
position.
Tighten the lock nuts to secure the mount into place.
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Assembling and Attaching the Trackball Mount to
D-Show Profile
The Trackball Mount can be placed anywhere along the front
edge of the console to provide a tray for your trackball or a
mouse that accommodates left- or right-handed operation. A
small hook underneath the Trackball mount lets you hang a
pair of headphones.
Assembling the Trackball Mount
To attach the Trackball Mount
Unpack the Trackball Mount and components from their
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packaging.
Make sure to unplug any USB or headphone connections at
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the front of the console.
From the front of the console, locate the slot for the Track-
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ball mount (located below the extrusion).
Take one of the T-bolts included with the Trackball Mount
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and insert it into the opening at the right end of the Trackball
Mount slot. Slide the T-bolt to the left along the slot until it is
just to the left of the front panel USB and headphone ports.
Take the second T-bolt, insert it into the opening at the right
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and slide it into place a few inches away from the first T-bolt.
Take the two silver lock nuts (thumb nuts) and thread them
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loosely onto the T-bolts (do not tighten them).