Is there a way to prevent the projector from sliding down the extension column if the clamp plate screw becomes loose? just got it &amp; trying to install
1663485
just tighten down the plate on the one side that do the trick mine stays put
150988
It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround... » Read More It has been some time and really don't remember. I think there were 2 different tension rods (metal). It's nicely up on the wall, so I don't want to move it to check connectors. The directions are not good, and I went to youtube and looked up a fast simulation of someone putting it together. That was invaluable. I would slow it down, which made it take about 2 hours to put together on my own. The tension rods and snaps/connectors were quality made, and the screen is perfect tension (tough enough to put on, but not too tough) and no creases at all in the seams. With hd projector and surround system, infinitely better than any plasma/lcd much smaller size for much more $ « Show Less
812794
It depends on the projector itself, I have a Epson projector installed on the mount and it falls about 8-10 inches of the ceiling. Hope this helps!
652440
I had the same problem. It is because it is not very long. I suggest you drill a half inch hole fore or aft of the pin going completely through and install a bolt and nut. That will take out any looseness and be very secure.
1717767
I have not experienced that problem with mine. I did not have to assemble the unit, so I am not sure what screw you are speaking off. I am sorry I cannot be more helpful.
559602
I imagine that your having the same issue as me, that it rotated no matter how tight it goes onto the plate. The solution is a plate that has two pins, this is by design under the slider you see a secondary hole this extra pin prevents rotation.
1678078
Most headlights should have cutoff adjustments- look for a screw or bolt on the backside of the headlight housing or try to find a resource online. There is no way to adjust the cutoff on the projector itself. I will give a word of advice: make sure the cutoff is level before reassembling everything. The specs aren't perfect, so there might be some free play in the rotation. Hope this helps
1674386
The small screws on the underside are stops. They keep the plate and the camera from sliding through the clamp and possibly falling when the clamp is loosened.
340168
Sorry you are having issues... unlock the knob on the side, and push in the button on the other side when you slide it out. It actually should slide out either way. Many of these plates come with extra screws for your camera and generally they store them under the plate, usually screwed in. It's possible that maybe one of them loosened and is preventing your plate form coming out. Try turning over the whole thing and maybe that will create a gap to get your plate out. I have 4 of these, and at work we have another 6. I haven't had any issues, so hopefully this isn't a common problem. Hope that helps, good luck!
473800
I never had this problem. Try locking it down harder. Honestly, use a pole mount, I have both, you get a better picture.
1785393
Hello Penky, I had to drill hole in top (comes off easy) to accept the mount screw, I works fine, hope that helps
773516
Yes you can adjust however you want it. But make sure the mounting hole locations on your projector do not interfere with thr base plate of the ceiling mount.
1568610
I have zero vibration coming from my projector as I would expect from any projector of quality, but I can also say it would still take some seriously violent vibration to shake my mount. I could damn near hang from it. If you install it correctly there should be zero movement. Make sure you screw the base into a ceiling truss/stud and not into the drywall...
324822
I had the same issue but it turns out that the extension arms were not in properly. I have a 47" Samsung and it fit correctly. Try flipping the extension brackets over before you put them in the wall mount and see if they fit.
794129
the Little nub on the bottom in the front is actually a screw which when turned will adjust the front end of the projector higher or all the way in is as low as it goes,I usually just place my projector on a small table or small stand or stage floor depending on where I am using it. You can buy a stand if you want to suspend it from the ceiling.I hope this info helps
276874
Same problem here. I just connected the TV to the base without the screw and it seems pretty secure to me on the TV stand. Hopefully it not tumble over randomly one day while I am at work...
76335
There is an adjustment on this projector called keystone. when the projector is running press one of the keys second row from the bottom on the remote marked key.s when you press one, you'll see a gage come on the screen, play with the two buttons until it is in the middle. it should be square then. If that doesn't cover it, I don't know what else would cause that kind of effect.