In this guide · 7 sections 01 In the box02 Tools needed03 Install shelf04 Install side brackets05 Install device panel06 Install cable guides07 Install front panel1. 1 x Shelf (R605)
2. 1 x Device Panel (R606)
3. 1 x Front Panel (F031)
4. 1 x Side Bracket Set (R607 series)
5. 2 x Rackmount Faceplate (R608)
6. 6 x Quick Release Pin (F936)
7. 8 x Cage Nut, 10-32 size (F937)
8. 8 x Rack Screw (F938)
9. 1 x Hook-and-Loop Strap (F947)
10. 6 x Strap Buckle (F751)
11. 1 x Shelf Adjustment Hex Key
Measure the height of your camera device from the top of its enclosure to the bottom of its tabletop base. Add to this height measurement the desired amount of clearance you want between the camera and the bottom edge of the display. Take note of this total measurement (Measurement Y).
Enlarge image ↗ Measurement Y combines the camera’s body height and the desired gap below the display.
Using a tape measure, measure downward from the bottom edge of the display. Place masking tape on the structure’s leg at Measurement Y . Repeat this for the other leg.
Enlarge image ↗ Measurement Y transferred downward from the display’s lower edge to tape marks on both uprights.
Install the shelf on the structure by sliding the hooks on both sides of the shelf behind both legs of the structure. Align the shelf with your Measurement Y locations, then engage the hooks downward into the slots on the back side of the structure.
Enlarge image ↗ Shelf installed below the display with a camera placed on top.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear shelf hook engaged with an upright, with the quick-release pin shown beside its locking hole.
Lock the shelf to the structure by inserting a provided quick-release pin through the locking hole on the back of the shelf, into the rear of the leg. Locking pin installation is optional.
Using the supplied hex key, turn the shelf stabilizer screw until the stabilizer foot engages firmly with the wall. Do not overtighten the screw.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key turning the shelf stabilizer screw toward the wall.
The shelf stabilizer screw is located under the shelf on the center of its rear wall. The stabilizer helps support larger, heavier devices atop the shelf.
If your camera features a 1/4-20 mounting point, you can fasten it to the shelf using the 1/4-20 slot on the top surface of the shelf. Fasteners not included.
If mounting a 1RU rack component to the side bracket, remove the rackmount faceplate from the side bracket then install the included cage nuts.
Enlarge image ↗ Exploded side-bracket view showing the rackmount faceplate removed and its fastening locations.
Enlarge image ↗ Cage nuts aligned with the side bracket’s rack holes, with rack screws shown separately.
Install a side bracket onto the inner side surface of each leg by engaging the hooks to the back of the legs. Check to ensure both brackets are installed at the same height.
Enlarge image ↗ Both side brackets mounted on the inner sides of the uprights beneath the shelf.
Enlarge image ↗ Front view showing the side brackets positioned just below the shelf.
Enlarge image ↗ Side-bracket hook engaged with the upright, with a quick-release pin aligned to the rear locking hole.
Side brackets and the front panel are intended to be positioned directly below the shelf. When installed correctly to this position the top edge of each side bracket will rest about a half-inch below the shelf.
Lock the side brackets to the structure by inserting a provided quick-release pin through the locking hole on the back of the bracket, into the rear of the leg. Locking pin installation is optional.
Install device panel onto the structure by engaging the hooks to the back of the legs. Check for a level installation.
Enlarge image ↗ Device panel mounted between the uprights beneath the shelf.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear view of the perforated device panel and its mounting hooks.
Enlarge image ↗ Device-panel hook engaged with an upright and the quick-release pin aligned with the locking hole.
For your convenience, you can load the device panel with devices and cabling before or after the panel is installed to the structure.
A roll of hook-and-loop strap is provided. Cut straps to length as you need. Use the provided straps and buckles to firmly strap small components, power adapters, and cabling to the device panel.
The screw hole pattern on the main surface of device panel is VESA 100 compatible with M4-size clearance holes. You can use these holes to install VESA-compatible accessories such as a NUC mount.
Lock the device panel to the structure by inserting a provided quick-release pin through the locking hole on both sides of the device panel. Locking pin installation is optional.
Install the provided cable guides onto the backside of the structure’s legs to guide HDMI, power, and other cables in and out of the legs as needed to keep cables out of view.
Lift the front panel.
Align the two ball joints on the front panel with the two sockets on the front face of the side brackets. Lower the ball joints into the sockets.
Enlarge image ↗ Front panel angled toward the side brackets, with its ball joints aligned above the sockets.
Enlarge image ↗ Top view of the front panel’s two ball joints seated in the side-bracket sockets.
The side brackets can hold the front panel open at an angle to keep your hands free to access the devices in the storage space.
Tilt the front panel towards vertical to engage the magnetic clasps.
Enlarge image ↗ Side view showing the front panel held open at an angle.
Enlarge image ↗ Front panel closed vertically beneath the shelf.
Enlarge image ↗ Small padlock installed through the tab on the rear of the front panel.
