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Step 5Putting it all together
With screwdriver in hand (with right size hex bit) connect the two parts of the speaker mount together and tighten the little set screws. This is the tricky part and might really irritate you.
This is also the time you will loosen the middle nut and bolt to adjust the angle of the projector so it hits the wall or screen you want it to.
Make sure everything is adjusted right, tighten all the set screws.
Connect the power cord and connect to computer.
Once you have everything hooked up you will have to go into the settings for the projector and change it from regular to ceiling mount or inverted... so the image won't be up-side-down!
*(Note: Some projectors have a single input to connect to the computers monitor output. If this is the case you will need a video card to connect your projector and your monitor. Some laptops have both and don't need another video card. Some newer projectors take care of the video card dilemma by allowing you to run a monitor cord (D9 male to D9 male) from the computer to the back of the projector... then another cord (D0 male to D9 Male) from the back of the projector to the computer monitor)
*(Note: Don't drop projector. You might want to do this over a soft chair or a friend with fast reflexes)
This is also the time you will loosen the middle nut and bolt to adjust the angle of the projector so it hits the wall or screen you want it to.
Make sure everything is adjusted right, tighten all the set screws.
Connect the power cord and connect to computer.
Once you have everything hooked up you will have to go into the settings for the projector and change it from regular to ceiling mount or inverted... so the image won't be up-side-down!
*(Note: Some projectors have a single input to connect to the computers monitor output. If this is the case you will need a video card to connect your projector and your monitor. Some laptops have both and don't need another video card. Some newer projectors take care of the video card dilemma by allowing you to run a monitor cord (D9 male to D9 male) from the computer to the back of the projector... then another cord (D0 male to D9 Male) from the back of the projector to the computer monitor)
*(Note: Don't drop projector. You might want to do this over a soft chair or a friend with fast reflexes)
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