User manual BLUE SKY THE STAND

[. . . ] 10. CONTENTS Safety Instructions Cover / P. 1 Contents P. 2 Introduction P. 2 Parts Inventory & Required Tools List P. 3 Basic stand assembly instructions P. 4 Mounting instructions for the Blue Sky SAT 5 & SAT 6. 5, and speakers with compatible mounting inserts. P. 5 Optional Universal Adapter Plate - Parts Inventory P. 6 Assembly and mounting Instructions for the optional Universal Adapter Plate. P. 7 Adjusting height, tilt angle and rotation P. 8 Shipping and Service Instructions P. 9 INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing Blue Sky International's "The Stand". "The Stand", is a fully adjustable speaker support system designed to work with nearly all manufacturers' nearfield monitors weighing up to approximately 80 lbs. , including Blue Sky's SAT 6. 5 and SAT 5 monitors. [. . . ] This will minimize any chance of damage or injury. P. 5 IMPORTANT: These instructions detail the assembly of "The Stand" and the mounting of Blue Sky Internationals' SAT 5 and SAT 6. 5, or the mounting of any speaker with an OmniMount Type 30 or 60 mounting pattern. The weight of any speaker being mounted using these instructions and the above mentioned mounting pattern, should not exceed 60 pounds. For speakers over 60 pounds, please see the instructions on page 5. G Main bracket assembly bolt (10 mm) Angle locking bolt (8 mm) Thumb Screw Blue Sky SAT 6. 5 & SAT 5 / compatible speaker mounting instructions Instructions for monitors with OmniMount Type 30 and Type 60 mounting patterns on the bottom. Please read the important note above prior to starting. 1. Confirm that both of the "main bracket assembly bolts" are firmly in place and fully tightened (see figure G). H I 1 2. Align the top of the bracket so that it is level and then tighten both of the Angle Locking Bolts so that the bracket doesn't move in the vertical plane (see figure G). Confirm that the thumb screw is tightened and that the entire bracket assembly is fastened properly to the main leg assembly (see figure G). Note: A speaker attached to The Stand can either be angled up or down vertically depending on how its mounted to the bracket. Confirm that you are mounting the speaker so that it works best for your application (see page 7 for more information). With the help of an assistant, carefully place the speaker on top of the stand and have the assistant support the speaker until it is firmly attached to the stand. Center the speaker and align the insert holes on the bottom of the speaker with the holes on the bracket. Make sure to use the correct screws for the inserts on the bottom of your speakers (page 3 Parts List). Insert the screws through the hole in the bracket and into the inserts on the bottom of the speaker. Thread the screws into the inserts, being careful not to cross thread the screws. Tighten down the screws in a crisscross pattern until the screws are firmly seated. The stand is now fully assembled, see section Page 7 for details on how to adjust height, tilt angle or rotation. Detail of 1 P. 6 J 1 OPTIONAL UNIVERSAL ADAPTER PLATE PARTS LIST Below you will find a list of items included with Blue Sky's "The Stand". "The Stand" ships in two boxes, one which includes these instructions, the leg assembly and the screws, the second box includes the base. To the left are drawings which describe the included items. The optional universal adapter plate ships in a separate box. 2 K Figure J: Screws 1. Four 1/4 x 20 x . 75" to attach the plate to The Stand. Four 1/4 x 20 x 1. 25" to attach plate to any monitor with compatible inserts. Figure K: One Universal Adapter Plate Figure L: One Safety Strap L REQUIRED TOOLS You will need one medium size Phillips head screwdriver to attach the Universal Adapter Plate to an already assembled stand. [. . . ] Please insure the product regardless of shipping method. Blue Sky International ATTN: SERVICE DEPT / RA# 70 Sea Lane Farmingdale, NY 11735 USA 7. Turnaround time is three to five business days depending on the problem. When calling for RA numbers, please ask Customer Service what the turnaround time is. [. . . ]