Installation
7
4" Color Touch Panels with Audio
Installation
Mounting the AXD Wall Mount Panels
The following paragraphs describe mounting the touch panel directly into a drywall, solid surface,
and into a Conduit Box. Wall Mount panels (AXDs) are contained within a plastic back box. This
back box is not removed in either the Conduit Box (CB-CP4/A) or solid surface installation
methods.
The CP4/A has a 4-pin mini-Phoenix AXlink connector (for data and power) and 8-pin
mini-Phoenix Audio connector (for audio/microphone communication) locations on the rear of the
unit. The AXT-CP4/A comes shipped with a pre-wired tabletop cable (CA5921-01). Manual wiring
of the connector ports is recommended for any AXD or custom installations.
The following graphic (FIG. 3) indicates the locations of the different Wall Mount screw types.
Wall Mount installation using a pre-wall CB-CP4/A Conduit Box
The CP4/A Conduit/wallbox is an optional metallic housing that is installed onto a beam in a
pre-wall setting. The touch panels are housed in a default backbox that ships with each unit.
To install a Wall Mount touch panel into a conduit/wallbox for pre-mounted surfaces:
1. Fasten the CB-CP4/A to the stud through the stud fastening holes shown in FIG. 4 on page 8.
The wallbox can be secured to the stud by using either nails or screws.
The AXD and AXT CP4/A touch panels have different IR reception angle
specifications based on either their location, elevation, and/or distance from the IR
transmission source.
FIG. 3 Wall Mount panel (AXD) showing the secure locations for all screws types
Four (4) #4-20 screws
(thread-forming screws)
- these are used to secure
the internal components
to the housing
Four (4) #4-40 screws
(machine screws)
- these are used to
secure the housing to
a CB-CP4/A
Four Solid Surface
screws are used here
to secure the
housing/unit to a solid
surface
This installation (using the CB-CP4/A) must be done prior to any wall
installation.
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