These instructions show F190 grip-ring casters and two P233 cable managers. Later kits may contain threaded casters or a different cable-manager quantity. If your kit differs, contact
service@heckler.com for the applicable instructions.
1 x Beam (R1035) 4 x Leg (R1036) 1 x Column (R1037) 1 x Device Panel (R1038) 1 x Felt panel (F322 series, in the ordered color) 4 x Caster (F190) 1 x Logitech Tap/Tap IP shelf (P220 + 4 × F272) 4 x Logitech Tap/Tap IP shelf foot (P219 + F271) 2 x Cable manager (P233) 2 x Cable wrap (P216) 3 x M8 thumbscrew (P217 + F270) 2 x Cable trim (P218) 4 x M8 set screw (F029) 4 x M6 set screw (F269) 4 x M8 thumbnut (P231) 4 x M6 thumbnut (P232) 4 x Display spacer (P215) 4 x M4 thumbnut (F838) 4 x M4 thumbscrew (F839) 1 x Velcro (F856) Enlarge image ↗ Beam, four legs, column, device panel, felt cover, and four casters labeled a through f.
Enlarge image ↗ Tap shelf, shelf foot, cable manager, cable wrap, thumbscrew, and cable trim labeled g through l.
Enlarge image ↗ M8 and M6 set screws and thumbnuts, display spacer, M4 fasteners, and strap labeled m through t.
Engage the caster brake.
The casters have a total lock feature, locking the wheels from spinning as well as the swivel axis from swiveling.
Insert the caster post into the leg socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Caster post aligned below a leg with the brake pedal depressed.
Rotate the caster until the hex shapes are aligned.
Push until you feel the grip ring pop into position. The hex feature should be fully seated inside the leg socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Caster hex feature aligned and then fully seated in the leg socket.
Lay the beam on the ground and install the first leg.
Enlarge image ↗ First leg installed in the beam while the assembly rests on its side.
To install each leg in its correct orientation, align the screw head on the side of the leg to the notch on the beam socket.
If the leg becomes misaligned during your installation attempt, remove the leg from the socket and try again. Attempting to pry or force a misaligned leg into position may cause damage to the stand.
Enlarge image ↗ Leg side screw aligned with the beam-socket notch.
Once the leg has entered its socket, depress both spring buttons completely, then continue inserting the leg until the two tabs on the top of the leg pass through the slots in the surface of the beam and both spring buttons pop through the holes on the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Both leg spring buttons being depressed as the leg enters the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Two leg tabs projecting through the beam slots, circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Seated leg with its spring buttons projecting through the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Both protruding spring-button heads circled in a side view.
Repeat this process for the rear leg while the beam and first leg rest on the ground or tabletop.
Enlarge image ↗ Second rear leg installed while the first leg rests on the surface.
Repeat the process with the remaining two legs.
Upright the completed stand base.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed four-leg rolling base.
Engage the brake on all four casters.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of an engaged caster brake.
Align the end of the column with the socket at the center of the beam, then insert it.
Enlarge image ↗ Column aligned above the center beam socket.
When the column end approaches the beam, depress both spring button heads and continue inserting the column until both spring button heads extend fully through the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Column spring buttons pressed inward while the column lowers into the socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Seated column with its engaged spring button circled.
Install the cable trims to the Device Panel as shown below.
Enlarge image ↗ Two cable trims aligned with the device-panel openings.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of a cable trim approaching its opening.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable trim fully seated around the opening.
Face the flanges of the Device Panel to the back of the stand as shown below. Fasten the Device Panel to the column with three M8 thumbscrews provided.
Note that you may also install the column to the Device Panel, before installing the column to the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Device panel positioned on the stand column with its flanges facing rearward.
Enlarge image ↗ Three thumbscrew mounting positions on the rear of the device panel, with one screw aligned for insertion.
This stand is designed to safely mount displays with screen sizes of 55-inch or smaller, with VESA 200 and VESA 300 horizontal mounting patterns. VESA 400 mounting patterns are intentionally not supported.
Determine if your display has M6 or M8 size mounting holes.
Fasten the supplied display-mounting screws into the four VESA mounting positions on your display.
In most cases, no tools are needed for this step. Fasten by hand. If you use a tool (not included) to fasten the set screws, do not overtighten.
Enlarge image ↗ Four set screws installed on the back of the display, with one enlarged.
Slide the display spacers down over the set screws.
Enlarge image ↗ Display spacers sliding over the four set screws.
Choose the mounting position on the Device Panel based on the preferred display mounting height. Fasten the corresponding M6/M8 thumbnuts from the inside of the Device Panel.
To prevent damage to your display, once set screws are resting on the Device Panel, hold the display to the device panel with one hand while fastening the thumb nuts with your other hand.
Enlarge image ↗ Four thumbnuts aligned with the display set screws through the device panel.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear view of the display fastened to the device panel.
Use the M4 thumbscrews and thumbnuts to install the wall mount of the video conference equipment (not included) as shown.
Enlarge image ↗ Video-bar wall mount aligned with four M4 thumbscrews and thumbnuts below the display.
Enlarge image ↗ Video-bar wall mount fastened to the device panel.
Install the video bar to its wall mount.
Enlarge image ↗ Video bar installed below the display.
Fasten four feet to Logitech Tap/Tap IP.
Enlarge image ↗ Four shelf feet aligned with the underside of a Tap controller.
Install the Shelf to the beam as shown below.
Pull open the forks of the Tap Shelf to wrap around the rolling stand column. Push the shelf downward to rest firmly atop the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Tap shelf aligned around the column above the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Tap shelf seated on top of the beam around the column.
Insert the Tap/Tap IP with feet onto the shelf.
Enlarge image ↗ Tap controller feet aligned with the four shelf recesses.
Install two cable wraps to the beam as shown below.
Enlarge image ↗ Two cable wraps installed on the rear of the beam, circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Power cable looped around the beam cable wraps.
Install cable managers to the column as shown if needed.
Enlarge image ↗ Two column cable-manager locations circled.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of a cable retained by a column cable manager.
Use the Velcro strap included to fasten and organize devices and cables to the grid pattern on the Device Panel.
To reduce the installation height of some adapters, use the inline C7 (figure eight) adapter provided by Logitech with the power adapter for Tap PoE injector and the power supply for MeetUp 2.
Purchase and mount the compact four-outlet power strip (sold separately) to provide power to the display, video bar, touch controller, and mini PC while using a minimal amount of storage space.
Enlarge image ↗ Devices, cables, and a compact power strip arranged behind the device panel.
Enlarge image ↗ Felt cover installed over the rear device storage area.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed rolling stand with display, video bar, and Tap controller.
