Why lens support?
A support system is designed with the UST lens to provide additional support to the lens.
7.10 Mounting the UST lens support system
Required tools
- Allen wrench 5 mm
- Allen wrench 2.5 mm
- Phillips screwdriver PH2
- Boresight extenders
How to mount
- Place the lens on a cushioned surface to avoid damage.
To secure the lens bracket to the UST lens, install and tighten two M3 x L8 screws with a Philip #2 screwdriver.
Note: Ensure the arrow on lens mount bracket is facing out from the lens mount.
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- UST lens
- 2
- Lens bracket
- 3
- M3xL8 screws
- Place the projector upside down on a flat and clean surface.
To avoid the lens supporter touching the surface, rotate the adjustment feet counter-clockwise at least five turns.
Image 7–21 To secure the angle bracket to the lens supporter, install one M3 x L8 hex screw and one M3 washer with a 2.5 mm Allen wrench. Do not fully tighten the screw.
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- Lens support
- 2
- Angle bracket
- 3
- M3-3.7 x 0.8 x18 washer
- 4
- M3 x L8 hex screw
To mount the lens supporter to the bottom of the projector, install and tighten two M6 x L22 hex screws and two M6 washers with a 5 mm Allen wrench.
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- Lens support
- 2
- M6-6.7 x 1 x 16 washer
- 3
- M6 x L22 hex screws
If using the lens supporter with a ceiling mount, make sure to leave at least 30 mm clearance space above the projector’s bottom intake vents.
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- Lens support
- 2
- Bottom intake vents
- 3
- Ceiling mount plate
- Place the projector back to its original orientation.
Install the three boresight extenders.
- For G60 + LSM type 1, face the socket heads of the extenders towards the projector.
- For G60 + LSM type 2, G62 + LSM type 2, face the red rubber rings on the extenders toward the projector.
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