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Mounting
RPMX-100U Installation Manual
9
'
A few things to consider when mounting a projector:
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Mount the projector on a sturdy, flat surface. Otherwise, you will have issues
with tipping, movement, and image geometry problems.
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Choose a platform that has a large enough surface area. The projector must
be secured to the platform using all four of its mounting points. See
Figure 7.
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Allow adequate airflow around the projector, if you are going to place it in an
enclosure. Refer to Appendix A for technical information.
NOTE: If you are going to custom design a framing system for your projector, refer
to Appendix A for technical information, such as dimensions, weight and center of
gravity. 2) Allow adequate airflow around the projector if you are going to mount it
in an enclosure, such as a display cube.
Step 4 - Connect Sources
With the projector mounted, connect the source you are going to use to the
electronics module, input panel. Refer to the User's Manual (Section 2) for details on
how to connect various sources.
Step 5 ñ Power Projectors On/Off
Plug an approved line cord into the projector's AC receptacle (on the Dual Lamp
Module). Then plug the 3-pronged end of the line cord into a grounded AC outlet.
Input voltage to the projector models must be capable of 100-240 VAC. Use the
proper power source and a suitable rated line cord for your area.
1) Do not use the 120V (North American, provided) line cord in areas with
220V service. Use a suitable 220V line cord for these areas. 2) Do not use a line
cord that has been damaged.
Figure 7. Mounting Information
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