PQS 80000, Product Manual

PRODUCT MANUAL FOR WALL MOUNT SERIES ASSEMBLIES  

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8.1 Attaching the mounting plate to a pole 

The 

P1

 or 

P3

 mounting plate can be attached to any 1 ½” or smaller OD (Outside Diameter) tube with 

U bolts for ceiling or pole mounting. Obtain two U bolts that have a ¼” OD diameter shaft, and are 2” wide 
center to center. The U bolts must be long enough to go around the pole and through the ends of the 
mounting plate. 

9.1 Installing and adjusting the Universal Printer Mounting Tray (UPMT) 

The width of the 

UPMT

 will expand to support printers from 5” to 9 ½” wide. To extend or retract the 

sides of the 

UPMT

, turn one of the small round knobs on either of the sides on the middle of the 

UPMT

until the desired width is adjusted. 

The 

UPMT

 will tilt from the level position to 30 degrees forward. To adjust the forward tilt, carefully 

loosen the two three-pointed knobs which are on each side of the front of the 

UPMT

. Raise or lower the 

rear of the tray to the desired tilt angle and tighten the knobs to secure the tilt position. Be advised, some 
types of printers will erroneously indicate that they are low on printing paper when they are tilted too far 
forward.   

9.2 UPMT cabling tips 

Route the data and power cables and connect them loosely to the printer. After testing your printer for 

correct operation, use small plastic cable ties, or hook and loop ties, to attach the cables to the metal tie 
loops at the rear of the 

UPMT

, be sure that the cable connectors will not be strained when the printer 

repositioned. Then with more ties, form the printer cables into a single bundle to create a cable leash that 
extends from a point near the mounting plate location to the rear of the printer tray. Be sure to leave 
enough slack cable so that the printer can be moved through its entire range of motion. 

9.3 Monitor or touch screen cabling tips 

Route the data, power, and other cables and connect them loosely to the screen. 

After testing your screen for correct operation, use small plastic cable ties, or hook and loop ties, to attach 
the cables to the plastic roller behind the middle of the tilt head, so that the cable connectors will not be 
strained when the printer is repositioned. Then with more ties, form the screen cables into a single bundle 
to create a cable leash that extends from a point near the mounting plate location to the rear of the tilt 
head. Be sure to leave enough slack cable so that the printer can be moved through its entire range of 
motion.