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Acteon XMIND DC - Bracket Assembly

Acteon XMIND DC
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ENGLISH
INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL • XMIND DC • W1100100 • V1 • (15) • 12/2015 • NXDCEN020B
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION (refer to Fig. 6)
1. Take out from the packaging the wall plate and the drilling template 1.
2. Position the drilling template 1 on the radiographic system installation wall, at the required height (130cm
from the base in the suggested height).
3. Fix the template 1 with adhesive tape.
4. Check the holes for verticality and alignment with the oor, using a plumb line.
5. Mark the wall plate 8 xing holes.
6. If required, mark the holes for the electric cables connecting the timer to the tubehead.
PLEASE NOTE
To prevent any aking in the white coat and to control the centre distances between the holes, it is advisable to start drilling with a tip Ø7,
increasing this measure gradually.
7. Drill the xing holes.
8. Remove the template 1 and insert the suitable anchor screws 2, according to the wall characteristics.
9. Unscrew the screw 3 and remove the plug 4 from the wall plate 8.
10. Withdraw the sliding cover 5.
11. Approach the wall plate 8 to the wall and insert the screws 7 with the relevant washers 6, then tighten
alternately.
12. Check that the wall plate 8 is steadily xed to the wall.
PLEASE NOTE
If the wall is not perfectly levelled, put a suitable shim between the wall and the wall plate, so as to prevent any possible deformations.
4.4. ASSEMBLING THE BRACKET
PLEASE NOTE
The 82,5cm and 110cm brackets are provided with a stop key 1 (Fig. 7A and 7B) to prevent the electric cable from twisting.
PLEASE NOTE
Generally, the stop key is installed so that the equipment position at rest is on the right side of a possible watcher standing in front of the
wall plate (Fig. 7A). Should the position at rest be on the left side, the stop key must be rotated by 180° (Fig. 7B).

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