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3a.

 Attach Lower Column Clamps to Rear Support using (4) M6 x 12mm FHMS.

3b.

 Attach the Lower Column Assemblies to the Base Mount using (4) M6 Wing Nuts.

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Summary of Contents for XL-85s

Page 1: ...Installation Manual for L 85s XL 85s...

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Page 3: ...25 21 3 Satefy Information Parts Hardware List Warranty Return Policies Lower Actuation System Lower Cable Management Upper Actuation System Upper Cable Management TV Mounting Lid Attachment 4 5 7 8 1...

Page 4: ...15 Refer all service questions to Nexus 21 if the system does not operate normally Safety Notice Avoid contact with the TV and Lift System during operation The lid of your enclosure must be installed...

Page 5: ...al Mounting Bars Lid Adapter Plate Lid Plate Upper Assembly 2 Lower Lift Columns Center Riser Bracket Rear Support Bracket Base Mount 2 Lower Cable Track Control Box 2 4 5m Motor Cables 5 2 Top Suppor...

Page 6: ...X 3 4 THWS 21 M6 Wing Nut 4 M6 Lock Washer 4 1 4 Flat Washer 4 Lid Attachment Pin 2 3mm Hex Key 1 4mm Hex Key 1 Large Assorted TV Hardware 3 8 3 7 3 6 3 5 3 4 3 3 2 9 3 0 3 1 3 2 2 8 2 7 2 6 2 5 2 4 2...

Page 7: ...ing costs including Duties Taxes are the responsibility of the customer or receiving party Step 3 Our support team will follow up to make sure you ve received the part s and if needed schedule a time...

Page 8: ...Lower Actuation System Before you begin consult the Dimensional Drawing for your lift system to ensure your cabinet dimensions are correct and ready for install 8...

Page 9: ...THWS 1b Attach the Rear Support to the rear of your cabinet 15 75 L 85 or 23 75 XL 85 from the bottom of your Base Mount using 12 10 x THWS Note Use the center line cutouts on the Base Mount and Rear...

Page 10: ...de then seat the pigtails as shown ab ove for each column 2b Slide Lower Column Assemblies onto Base Mount Studs with the Pigtails facing outwards 2c Maneuver Lower Column Assemblies to place tongue o...

Page 11: ...x 4 x 4 3a Attach Lower Column Clamps to Rear Support using 4 M6 x 12mm FHMS 3b Attach the Lower Column Assemblies to the Base Mount using 4 M6 Wing Nuts 11...

Page 12: ...x 8 4 Place the Center Riser on top of the Lower Column Assemblies and attach it using 8 M6 x 20 FHMS 12...

Page 13: ...5 Manuever the Lower Column Pigtails into the slots on the left and right sides of Center Riser 13...

Page 14: ...Lower Cable Management 14...

Page 15: ...our AV Ports using 2 10 x 1 3 4 FHWS Important Note This manual will refer to the side of the cabinet with your Control Box as the CB Side The other side will be referred to as the AV Sidesince this w...

Page 16: ...Motor Cable through one of the Lower Cable Tracks and label this cable 1 7b Feed 1 4 5m Motor Cable through the other Lower Cable Track label this cable 2 then feed any necessary AV Cables through thi...

Page 17: ...8 8a Attach one end of the Lower Cable Track with Cable 2 to the AV Side of the Center Riser and Rear Support using 4 M5 x 12 FHMS 8b Repeat this step for the other Lower Cable Track on the CB Side 1...

Page 18: ...olumn Pigtail on the AV Side 9b Pull any slack on these cables down through their respective cable tracks then hang it behind the angled flanges on the Rear Sup port 9c Route Cable 2 behind the Lower...

Page 19: ...Upper Actuation System 19...

Page 20: ...r Column Assembly on the Center Riser as shown in the image above Note The metal wings on the back of the Upper Assembly should sit behind the washers on the Center Riser allowing you let go of the Up...

Page 21: ...reo jack cable is called the Swivel Cutoff Cab le 11b Feed Cable 3 and 4 down through the Lower Cable Track on the CB Sideleaving plenty of slack to allow for extension Note You can feed the cables do...

Page 22: ...trol Box then connect the Swivel Cutoff Cable and Cable 1 to the Interface Cable 12b Connect the remaining 3 cables to their corresponding ports on the Control Box Cable 2 to Port 2 Cable 3 to Port 3...

Page 23: ...m indicating it has successfully been initialized If you do not observe this movement repeat this step 13b Press the Up button on the Backup Switch and raise the system until the bottom of the Screen...

Page 24: ...Upper Cable Management 24...

Page 25: ...ss Down to stop it at your desired height 14b Plug the Height Limit Insert into an available RJ45 port on the Control Box to limit the extension to the current position of the system Note Using a Heig...

Page 26: ...Upper Assembly Cables 15a Place 2 Zip Ties in the Zip Tie Anchors on CB Sideof the Center Riser 15b Loosely secure the Upper Assembly Cables to the Center Riser 26...

Page 27: ...ssembly Cables down through the Lower Cable Track on the CB Sideuntil the bundle rests 6 below the Upper Assembly 16b Cinch the loose Zip Ties on the Center Riser to secure Upper Assembly Cables in pl...

Page 28: ...low the Upper Column Assembly on them 17b Align the tip of the Cable Weight with the mark on the Upper Assembly Cables and secure it to the cables using 2 Zip Ties Important Note Changing the Height L...

Page 29: ...18a Collect your AV Cables and wrap them with the provided Snakeskin 18b Zip Tie the Snakeskin to the Zip Tie Anchors located on the CB Sideof the Screen Support 29...

Page 30: ...deof the Center Riser 19b Feed the slack on the Snakeskin down through the Lower Cable Track on the AV Sideuntil the bundle rests 6 below the Upper Assembly 19c Cinch the loose zip ties on the Center...

Page 31: ...mn Assembly on them 20b Align the tip of the Cable Weight with the mark on the Upper Assembly Cables and secure it to the cables using 2 Zip Ties 20c Run your system up and down to ensure there are no...

Page 32: ...r straight edge will be used to locate your Lid Supports 21c Position your Lid Supports along the left and right sides of the Upper Assembly so the tops of them rest a distance equal to the measuremen...

Page 33: ...x 4 22 Attach the Lid Plate to the Top of the Lid Supports using 4 M6 x 12 FHMS Ensure the Arrow is pointing towards the front of the cabinet 33...

Page 34: ...been tested to run within the following specifications Min Screen Size 50 Max Screen Size 86 Max Weight Capacity 175 lbs TV Lid Soundbar Failure to install your application within these specifications...

Page 35: ...then fold or cut the template to be flush with the bottomof the Lid Plate 23b Measure 1 from the top of the Template and draw a line This line indicates the position for where the Top of the TV will...

Page 36: ...the TV and position the Vertical Bars over the VESA Holes 24c Adjust the vertical position of them both until the 6 smaller holes of the Screen Backplate line up with the lines on the Template and th...

Page 37: ...Template using 6 M6 x 12 FHMS Screws Note You can disengage the spring loaded latch on the Vertical Bars by pulling on the straps at the bottom or pushing the tab at the top 25b Attach the Vertical M...

Page 38: ...26 Hang your TV on the Screen Backplate ensure the spring loaded latch on each Vertical Bar is engaged with the Screen Back Plate 38...

Page 39: ...s been tested to run within the following specifications Min Screen Size 50 Max Screen Size 86 Max Weight Capacity 175 lbs TV Lid Soundbar Failure to install your application within these specificatio...

Page 40: ...n the Lid Plate and Pin Receiver are centered with one another and the Pin Receiver Nuts are tight 27a 27b Place the Lid Adapter on the top of the Lid Plate aligning the Lid Pins with the holes on the...

Page 41: ...x 10 Flat Head Screws for the Lid Plate Extensions and adjust them towards the front of the cabinet leaving a 1 gap or more 28c Place your lid within the opening of your cabinet so that it rests on t...

Page 42: ...kup Switch to partially extend the lift 18 then press Down to stop it 29b Use a pencil or sharpie to mark the smaller of the two holes in the four corners of the Lid Adapter then remove your lid from...

Page 43: ...general contractor for an appropriate adhesive 30b Place your lid back on top of the Lid Plate then retract your lift to ensure there is still an even gap all the way around Note If any adjustment is...

Page 44: ...Control Information This section of the manual contains information on IR Contact Closure and RF Controls For IP Control integration information please consult the manual that came with your IP Contro...

Page 45: ...ting a Height Limit Optional Use the IR Remote to run your system to the desired extended position then plug the Height Limit Insert into the Control Box Note This will set the maximum extension for y...

Page 46: ...opposite direction of the command What if I don t have a universal remote or any way to integrate my lift The CSI Control Kit is provided only for the purpose of integrating your lift into a Control S...

Page 47: ...osition Connect the RJ 45 plug of the Contact Closure Cable to the Nexus 21 Lift Control Box using port A1 Ports A1 and A2 can be used interchangeably A Connect the Contact Closure Cable Connect your...

Page 48: ...ccount manager or technical support Technical Support Phone 480 306 5462 E mail support nexus21 com Are there any other ways to integrate this lift We offer 3 ways to integrate our lifts IR Contact Cl...

Page 49: ...d the other end to the RF Receiver B Setting a Height Limit Optional Use the RF Remote to run your system to the desired extended position then plug the Height Limit Insert into the RF Receiver Note T...

Page 50: ...the RF Receiver while simultaneously pressing the Up button on your RF Remote Continue to hold these buttons for 5 seconds before releasing 4 Test the function of your remote if you still do not get a...

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