Roam Single Wall Mount for use with Microsoft Surface Hub 2 on V.I.A.®

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WARNINGCRUSH HAZARD! FALURE TO PROPERLYSECURE MONITOR COULDRESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY

Read the entire assembly direction before beginning installation.

Hardware is to be specified/verified by thebuilding’s Engineer of Record (EOR) orlocal building official/Authority HavingJurisdiction (AHJ).

2x 2

3

4

1/8" & 1/2"Diameter

9"

Tools required when field-installing cutouts in skin

2x

Tools required when skin have factory-installed cutouts

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SECTION 1: Manual installation and cutting for all cut-outs. If holes are factory-cut, go to Section 2.

1. Rules for locating a place for the Roam Single Wall Mount on V.I.A. skins:

• Mounting holes must be a minimum of 6.0” from edges of V.I.A. skins to accommodate the weight of the monitor, and up to PW = 46” (1168 mm) minimum to accommodate power and communication brackets.• The skin must be a minimum of PH = 36” (915 mm) and PW = 36” (915 mm).• Up to 2 Roam Single Wall Mounts may be placed on one skin. If more than 2 are desired, the V.I.A. Structural Beam (FEBSTR) is required.• The Roam Single Wall Mount may be used on various types of V.I.A. skins: - Steel - Laminate (HPL & LPL) - Veneer - Top, bottom, intermediate and monolithic skins• The Roam Single Wall Mount SHALL NOT be used on V.I.A. Markerboard skins.• Power and data outlets may be concealed as shown in these instructions or you can use outlets in locations of your choice provided it is specified/verified by the building’s Engineer of Record (EOR) or local building official/Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

2. Locate cutouts on skin and ensure that rules in Step 1 are not violated.

3. Depending on your choice of cut-outs, see the following Assembly Directions:

• 939501822 (Field cutting for Modular Power & Data holes in skin) • 939502312 (Modular Power) • 939502313 (Modular Data) • 939502315 (Hardwire Power and Data)

CAUTIONLayout all holes, cutouts and monitor edges BEFORE cutting or drilling. Ensure that power and data brackets will accommodate harness pass-though’s and harness bend radii.

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C

A

4mm

(1)

B

G

Components required when field-installing holes in skin:

#2

2-1/2"(63.5mm)

(4)

(4)

(1)

(1)

Hardware Package

E

4mm HEX

25 mm(1")

(4)

(4)(2 gray &2 yellow)

F

D

1/4-20 x

M6x1.0x25

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61"

(1550mm)

FLOOR

FLOOR

61"

(1550mm)

A

B

4

NOTE: The nail location should be a minimum of 9" (229 mm) from the top edge of the skin, at least 26" (660 mm) from the bottom of the skin, and must be able to accommodate the power brackets and pass-through. To accommodate the power & communication brackets. It is best to locate the nail 22.7" (576 mm) from either side of the skin.

4. Tap nail in at top of center keyhole, and alignedwith the horizontal markings. Hang the wall mountbracket on the nail.

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1/2"DIAMETERDRILL BIT

1/2"DIAMETERDRILL BIT

x8

6a6a

6b

9" Long Level

8

5. Mark the location of the cut-outs for the power and data.Cut per assembly direction 939501822 (Field cuttingModular Power & Data holes in skin).

6. Level part 'B' and mark slots.7. Mark cut-out for power & communication per diagrams on following page.8. Drill 1/2" diameter holes at each marked slot.

B

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7. Hole and cut-out patterns for concealed power and data:

(419.1)16.500 (Ø13.21)

.520

(21.3).839

(27.3)1.075

2x (470.68) 18.531

(370.5)14.587

(182.25)7.175

(188.25)7.411

(419.1)16.500 (Ø13.21)

.520

2x (470.68) 18.531

(27.3)1.075

(21.3).839

(370.5)14.587

(182.25)7.175

(188.25)7.411

(419.1)16.500

(Ø13.21).520

(27.3)1.075

(21.3).839

2x (470.68) 18.531

(370.5)14.587

(182.25)7.175

(188.25)7.411

(470.68)18.531

(27.3)1.075

(Ø13.21).520

(419.1)16.500

(182.25)7.175

2x (71.25±.25) 18.531±.009

2x (35.625±.13) 1.403±.005

2x (38.73±.25) 1.525±.009

2x (19.365±.13) .762±.005

2x (50.97±.25) 2.007±.009

8x (R5±.13) .197±.005

4x (R5±.13) .197±.005

(100.3±.5)3.949±.019

(50.15±.25)1.974±.009

(50.05±.25)1.970±.009

(100.1±.5)3.941±.019

(41.655±.13)1.640±.005

(48.385±.13)1.905±.005

(71.37±.25)2.810±.009

(35.69±.25)1.405±.009

(83.31±.25)3.280±.009

(96.77±.25)3.810±.009

2x (Ø3.81±.13) .150±.005

2x (Ø2.54±.13) .100±.005

4x (R5±.13) .197±.005

(35.63±.25)1.403±.009

(17.815±.13).701±.005 4x (R5±.13)

.197±.005

(44.65±.13)1.758±.005

(89.3±.25)3.516±.009

(44.45±.25)1.750±.009

(22.225±.13).875±.005

Seepage 3

Seepage 3

Seepage 3

Seepage 3

Modular CommunicationHardwire Single for

Communication Modular Power

Hardwire Double forCommunication or Shared

Power/Communication

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a

d

Installing thetoggle bolt anchor

b

NOTE: DO NOT STRESS ORPULL LEGS AT AN ANGLE TOAVOID PREMATURE BREAKOFF.

c

C

D

D

D

C

C

1

NOTE: If there is a horizontal structural member (FERHI) covering the two lower holes, use two wood or particleboard screws (not provided in the hardware kit) in the un-used lower slots.

B

SECTION 2:When skin has factory-installed holes:

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40 in-lbs(4.52 Nm)

FE

4mm HEX

25 mm(1")

(4)

4mm

(1)

G

2

G FE

(4)(2 gray &2 yellow)

YELLOW

GRAY

M6x1.0x25

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NOTE: After step 3 has been completed, lift up on the monitor to ensure pucks are engaged and secured into the pockets.

4

3

5

If cablemanagementis required.

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Removal of Monitor

1. Unplug monitor as shown.

2. Lift up on top latch (2a) andslide in either direction (2b) tohold latch in place. This actionwill move the tabs out of theway for removal.

3. Lift monitor up and out.

OR

3

2a2b

1