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Framework Above-Display Camera Mount

Install the above-display camera mount on Framework columns and attach the video bar mounting hardware.
H1260 mount holding a video bar above a display.

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In the box

Parts diagram labeled a–f: camera bracket, strap roll, four thumbscrews, four thumbnuts, two bracket mounting screws, and two bracket mounting nuts.
  1. 1 x Above Display Cam Bracket (R1066)
  2. 1 x Velcro 1 ft (F856)
  3. 4 x Thumb Screw (F839)
  4. 4 x Thumb Nut (F838)
  5. 2 x Cam Bracket Mounting Screw (P267 + F281)
  6. 2 x Cam Bracket Mounting Nut (P266)
Two additional Framework columns shown separately.

Remove any displays.

Display removed from the Framework structure and placed beside it.

Remove the front panels, backsplashes, and shelves to access the beam.

Framework structure with front panels, backsplashes, and shelves shown partially transparent to reveal the beam.
Framework structure with the panels, backsplashes, and shelves removed for beam access.

Install the columns supporting the camera mount bracket to the beam, 300 mm apart, on center.

Two additional columns positioned 300 mm apart on center, between the display-supporting columns.
Additional camera-supporting columns installed on the beam.

Mount displays.

Display remounted on the Framework structure.

Connect all cables to your video bar.

Rear of a video bar with cables connected at the recessed ports.

Fasten your video bar’s wall mount accessory (not included) to the camera mount using the thumbscrews and thumbnuts provided.

Video-bar wall-mount bracket aligned with the camera bracket, with four thumbscrews and matching thumbnuts.
Wall-mount bracket fastened to the camera bracket.

Fasten video bar to its wall mount.

Video bar aligned above its wall-mount bracket with the fastening screw below.
Video bar fastened to its wall-mount bracket.

Strap the cables to the left and right side of the mount.

Rear view of the video bar and camera bracket, with cables strapped along both sides.

Fasten the height adjustment hardware.

Height-adjustment screws and nuts aligned with matching holes near the lower ends of the bracket.

Lower the camera bracket into the open tops of the supporting columns.

Camera bracket lowering into the open tops of the two supporting columns.
Bracket seated in the columns; an enlarged detail shows the height-adjustment hardware resting at a column top.

Measure the undesired gap between the video bar and the display.

Front view marks the gap between the video bar and the top of the display for measurement.

Remove the mount from the columns.

Camera bracket lifting out of the columns.

Reposition the height-adjustment hardware using the measurement.

Height-adjustment hardware moved upward by the measured gap; adjacent holes are marked 12.5 mm apart.

Place the mount back into the columns.

Camera bracket refitted, with the video bar positioned just above the display.

Route and manage the cables.

Rear view shows cables routed from the video bar down the columns to equipment below.