5.2.4 Securing the Base Unit using the wall mounting plate

Wall mounting plate orientations

The wall mounting plate holds both the Base Unit and the connected wiring in place. The wall mounting plate can be oriented in the four cardinal directions depending on which pair of key holes is chosen. Each orientation follows the same general procedure.

Image 5–9
T
Top orientation screw holes
L
Left orientation screw holes
B
Bottom orientation screw holes
R
Right orientation screw holes
Supported surfaces

The Base Unit can be mounted on the following surfaces:

Tip: The Base Unit weighs: 720 g.
Required parts
How to install
  1. Will the wall mounting plate be installed horizontally or vertically?

    • If horizontally, prepare two holes spaced 174 mm apart.
    • If vertically, prepare two holes spaced 120 mm apart.
    Image 5–10
  2. Partially insert two M4 screws, each at least 25.4 mm long, into the prepared holes.
  3. Slide the chosen keys of the wall mounting plate over the two prepared screws (reference 1) to lock the keys.

    Image 5–11
  4. Tighten the two screws (reference 1, Image 5–11).
  5. Position the grooves on the bottom of the Base Unit on the wall mounting plate as illustrated.

    Note: Ensure the ports on the back of the Base Unit are facing the extension of the wall mounting plate.
    Image 5–12
  6. Rotate the Base Unit clockwise.

    Image 5–13
  7. Secure the cables to the wall mounting plate. For more information, see “Securing the cables in the mounting plate”.