Mobotix T26 - Page 105

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Installing the MX-DoorMaster
Preparing the In-Wall Socket (Solid Wall)
An in-wall socket must usually be tted rst. Make sure that the socket you use is as ush
with the wall as possible to ensure proper installation. Also make sure that the socket and
MX-DoorMaster are aligned correctly.
Aer connecting the cables, there are two ways to attach the door opener board to the
in-wall socket:
1. Secure the housing and board directly to the socket by fastening two small screws in the
a and b positions (see g.) However, this requires that the socket is properly aligned in
the wall. Thanks to the elongated shape of the screw holes, it is possible to make small
adjustments to the le and to the right when tightening the screws.
2. Use four or two Torx screws/screw anchors (diagonally opposite one another) to
tightly screw the housing and board to the wall. We recommend using this procedure
if the installed in-wall socket is not properly aligned or is not ush with the wall, or
if the MX-DoorMaster could easily be pulled out together with the in-wall socket.
The in-wall socket used must be ush with the wall.
a
b