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Required hardware (included):
(5) wall anchors
(5) 1" Phillips head wood screws
Required tools (included):
6mm Allen tool
Required tools (not included):
Level
Electric drill and
1
/4" and
1
/8" drill bits
Phillips screwdriver
1 Hold the Vignette at the desired location. Examine the
mounting location to assure that the wall is free of
obstructions.
Test the direction of rotation to assure that the speaker
can rotate toward your listening position. If the speak
-
er rotates away from your listening position, please
refer to 'Which Direction Should It Rotate?' (page 5) and
‘Changing the Direction of Rotation’ (page 7).
2 NOTE: These instructions describe the position of the
wall bracket with the Vignette mounted flush against a
wall (not rotated on its bracket).
NOTE: The center point of the wall-bracket is not the
same as the center of the Vignette. These directions
describe the location of the center of the wall-brack
-
et, which you will need to know in order to mount the
speaker at your desired location.
Determine the location for the center point of the wall
bracket. Mark this spot (see figures 16 and 17).
Will the Vignette remain flat against the wall? If so, it
can be installed flush against an object such as a plas-
ma screen (see figure18).
Will the Vignette be rotated to point towards the listen-
ing position? If so you need to leave space between
the nearest object to allow clearance for the speaker
to pivot (see figure 18). 5” (12.7cm) of clearance will
allow the Vignette to pivot within its full range of motion.
Less space is needed if the Vignette does not need to
fully rotate. As recommended above, before drilling any
holes, hold the Vignette at its desired location and rotate
it into place to assure you have adequate clearance.
Installing the Vignette
Figure 16. Determining the wall brackets center point in a vertical installation.
Figure 17. Determining the wall brackets center point in a horizontal installation.
Counter-
Clockwise
Rotation
Down
Rotation
Up
Rotation
Clockwise
Rotation
Figure 18. Clearance requirements to allow rotation of the Vignette.
Mounting the Vignette On A Wall or Ceiling 9