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INSTALLATION
1. For Pre-Construction installation, re-
move the retro mounting tabs, (Top
and bottom).
2. Place the Back Box against a wall
stud (up arrow pointing up), use the
metal tabs on either the right of left
side of the enclosure to help place
the enclosure against the stud
evenly. Tabs are set for ½” dry wall.
If thicker drywall is used, be sure to
accommodate for the difference.
3. Use the drywall screws provided to
secure the Back Box to the stud as
shown.
2. Using a drywall saw, cut the dry-
wall, keeping the drywall blade on
the outside of the line marked in
Step 1. Do not to cut the hole too
big or the mounting tabs will not
catch the outside of the drywall.
3. The Back Box will come pre config-
ured for retro installation; correctly
orientate the Back Box by making
sure the up arrow faces up. Place
the Back Box flush into the hole.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION
5. Finished Product.
4. While holding the Back Box in place, install the mounting clip(s) in as shown, do this
for the top and bottom.
1. Using a level with a straight edge,
mark the cut lines for the Back Box.
Cut-Out Size: 4
7
⁄8” W x 4
1
⁄8” H
(125 mm x 104 mm)
RETRO INSTALLATION
MODE FREE WALL DOCK INSTALLATION
In-wall docking of the MODE Free requires installation of the MODE Free Wall Dock. The MODE Free Wall Dock can be pur-
chased as a complete kit, (SpeakerCraft Part Number CTL14420), that includes all of the parts required for installation of the
Wall Dock, (1 Wall Dock, 2 Wall Dock Mounting Screws, 1 Back Box, 1 Grounding Screw, 4 Position Tabs, 4 Position Tab Screws,
4 Mounting Clips and 2 Drywall Screws). The Wall Dock must be mounted in the special Back Box that is included in the kit
for proper installation. Back Boxes can also be purchased in bulk, (Includes 10 each: Metal Back Boxes, Mounting Screws,
Mounting Clips. NOTE: Does not include Wall Docks - SpeakerCraft Part Number CTL 14421).
NOTE: It is highly recommended that the MODE Free/Wall Dock be installed at a height of 56” on center. This provides the
best overall position for optimum LCD viewing angle. This should be discussed with the homeowner prior to installation to
avoid rework, should the homeowner fi nd this undesirable.
Note: Be sure to make the cut-out as tight as possible to assure a good fi t.
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