MTS-55L-BASE - Telephony NEC - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Mounting Brackets (Z-Brackets) for Video Wall
Brand	NEC
Model	MTS-55L-BASE
Compatibility	NEC MultiSync X555UNS PG and other large format displays
Material	Metal (steel or aluminum alloy)
Included Components	8 brackets (2 top, 2 bottom, 2 left, 2 right) with L-shaped bases, hand-driven screws, hand-driven nuts, M3 screws (5mm)
Installation Tools Required	M3 PH1 screwdriver, ladder (in some cases)
Orientation Support	Landscape and Portrait (clockwise rotation for portrait)
Application	Modular touch system frame on video walls
Color	Black
Dimensions (per bracket approx.)	Length: 150-300 mm, Width: 30-50 mm
Weight (set approx.)	4 kg
Repairability	Individual brackets replaceable; screws available as spare parts
Maintenance	Clean with dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners
Safety Precautions	Ensure proper ventilation in portrait mode; use tools correctly

Frequently Asked Questions - MTS-55L-BASE NEC

What is the NEC MTS-55L-BASE?

The NEC MTS-55L-BASE is a set of Z-Brackets designed for mounting modular touch systems on video walls, compatible with NEC MultiSync large format displays.

Is the MTS-55L-BASE compatible with other NEC monitors?

Yes, it is compatible with NEC MultiSync X555UNS PG and other large format displays, including those with protective glass.

Can the brackets be used in portrait mode?

Yes, but the monitor must be rotated clockwise so that the left side goes to the top and right side to the bottom for proper ventilation and longevity.

What tools are required for installation?

You will need an M3 PH1 screwdriver. A ladder may be required for higher installations.

How many brackets are included in the set?

The set includes 8 brackets: 2 top, 2 bottom, 2 left, and 2 right, each with an L-shaped base.

Are screws and nuts provided?

Yes, hand-driven screws, hand-driven nuts, and M3 screws (5mm) are included in the accessory box.

Can the bracket system be extended to larger video walls?

Yes, there is no limitation in length and height; the system can be scaled to fit any video wall size.

How should the brackets be cleaned?

Clean with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that may damage the finish.

What is the weight capacity of the brackets?

While not explicitly specified, the brackets are designed for heavy-duty use with large format displays. Ensure all mounting holes are used for maximal strength.

Where can I obtain replacement parts?

Replacement brackets and screws are available through NEC support or authorized dealers. Contact them with your model number.

USER MANUAL MTS-55L-BASE NEC

Z-Brackets for U-Click

Large Format Display Options

Based on

MultiSync ^® X555UNS PG (Protective Glass)

Table of Contents

1. Introduction ...... 3
2. Required tools and screws 8
3. Steps how to install Z-Brackets on video wall 9
4. Technical overview ...... 15

1. Introduction

Z-Brackets have been designed as a part of modular touch system. This solution is a frame to hold modular touch system on top of video wall's monitors.

Large digital display showing a beach scene with mountains and waves, featuring a running person silhouette (no text or symbols visible)

Z-Brackets as a frame over video wall

There are four types of Z-Brackets:

- Top brackets, marked in the middle of its length as:

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- Bottom brackets, marked in the middle of its length as:

Blurred image of a dark, indistinct object with no visible text or symbols

- Right brackets, marked in the middle of its length as:

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- Left brackets, marked in the middle of its length as:

Close-up of a metallic L-shaped object against a dark background (no visible text or symbols)

Each Z-Bracket consists of two parts:

Bracket's marking in Landscape and Portrait configuration:

Landscape:

Portrait:

- When using the display in the portrait position, the monitor should be rotated clockwise so that the left side is moved to the top, right side is moved to the bottom. This will allow for proper ventilation and will extend the lifetime of the monitor. Improper ventilation may shorten the lifetime of the monitor.

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2. Required Tools and Screws

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• Hand – driven screws (provided in accessory box)
• Hand – driven nuts (provided in accessory box)
  • M3 screws 5mm (provided in accessory box)
  • M3 PH1 screwdriver
• Ladder (in some cases)

3. Steps how to install Z-Brackets on video wall

This manual show's how to install Z-Brackets on sample video wall built of four displays in configuration 2 x 2. However there is no limitation in length and height of Z- Bracket's system.

• Sample 2 x 2 video wall:

Large metallic panel mounted on a black metal frame, displayed indoors (no visible text or symbols)

- Side view with four installation holes

Exterior view of a modern office building (no signage)

- Set of Z-Brackets prepared for installation

1,2 - Top brackets + L-shaped bases

3,4 - Right brackets + L-shaped bases

5,6 - Bottom brackets + L-shaped bases

7,8 - Left brackets + L-shaped bases

- Assembling bracket with it's L-shaped base

- Short and long brackets with L-shaped bases

Two black metal plates mounted on a wooden floor, each with white clips attached (no text or symbols visible)

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Use four hand-driven screws for short brackets and five for long ones

- Mount Z-Brackets using all available mounting holes

1,2 - Top brackets + L-shaped bases
3,4 - Right brackets + L-shaped bases
5,6 - Bottom brackets + L-shaped bases
7,8 - Left brackets + L-shaped bases

- Construction is ready for touch frame installation

4. Technical overview

- Top bracket

- Bottom bracket

SECTION K-K SCALE 1:2

- Left bracket

SECTION M-M SCALE 1:2

- Right bracket