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9.
Confirm that the Top screw and Bottom screw lines are level across the entire projected image. If they are not, rotate the
projector slightly (with the jig still in place) or adjust the projector feet until the lines are level.
Note: For best results, use a laser level or a bubble level longer than the distance between your bracket mounting points.
10. Measure the height of the projected image on the left and right sides. Make sure the value is the same on each side, and make
sure it matches the height value displayed in the projected image. Additionally, measure the width and make sure it matches
the width value shown in the image.
Note: If the values do not match, make sure you enlarged the projector's image all the way, and adjust the position of the projector as
needed. You can remove the jig If you need to move the projector closer to the wall to make the values match.
Attaching the Wall Brackets
1.
Drill a hole in the Top screw line on the upper left side of the projected image.
Note: If you are attaching the wall brackets to studs, place the hole where the line intersects with the center of a stud. Otherwise, place
the hole anywhere on the line, but preferably in the green Optimal bracket location area.
2.
Insert one of the screws you selected for the wall, then hang a wall bracket on the screw.
Note: Do not tighten the screw all the way.
3.
Make sure the top of the bracket is level, then make a drill hole mark in the bottom hole of the bracket.
4.
Remove the bracket, drill the bottom hole, then rehang the bracket.
5.
Insert the bottom screw, then fully tighten both screws.
6.
Repeat steps 1-5 to install the bracket on the upper right side, and then the brackets on the bottom.
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Attaching the Wall Brackets
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