when you are using the mount to project to the ceiling can you still connect wires to all the available ports or only the usb port?
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I don't realistically see how you could project on the ceiling with the default stand because all the cable are on the back. You could maybe build a custom little stand pretty easy.
622341
You'll have to use your own stand or suspend it in midair because the included stand blocks those ports if you project on the ceiling
622342
Yes, it has a special hollow base that allows for 90 degree cables to work. It comes with coax 90 but not an hdmi.
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That depends of the base used to fix it; if you fix to a wall, and use the bottom screw, should not be a problem to connect cables to projector, but my suggestion is that connect every cable required before fix the PG65U for ceiling projections.
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We mounted the system on the wall. I do not recall if it can be mounted on the ceiling.
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Yes you can mount it in a wall or ceiling, but you will need to install it in a conduit so you can remove/replace it if needed. I installed mine in a conduit with the HDMI cables in the ceiling and wall to control AV equipment in a different room, and it works great.
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I don't know how big your power cable is, but to give you some perspective, if you had a standard AC power cable (like for a toaster) and you cut off the plug in portion, that cable would easily fit through. It's an oval shaped hole. I'm very happy with the mount and would have had no issues if I wanted to ceiling mount.
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you will need to provide all connecting cords . fyi this mount works very well .
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I don't really think so. I returned it because it was too small for my needs, but still, I think it was just for a wall mount. And anyway it's a plug-in, not made for ceilings.
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I've only connected both the USB and VGA connector , they are separate cables so if you just want to use either you can. the only problem is that the USB part is what supplies power to the KVM switch (if you are using one) and the switch needs power from somewhere to work.
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No, not really!. I'm the Tech Coordinator at a High School and I have mounted 15 Now Boards to ceilings in our school with all but one hitch. That problem has more to do with an HVAC motor right above the install. The vibration of the motor keeps knocking the Now Board out of alignment. If you are going to mount your Now Board to the ceiling, make sure you use a long USB extension cable. Get one that has the signal booster in the middle of the cable. Its better to have a 50' USB with the booster than a 30' cable without one. Something similar to the PTC 15 m / 49 ft USB2.0 Active repeater / extension M/F cable - Supports High speed 480 Mbps data rate that is offered on Amazon.com
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I installed mine hard wired to the ceiling. There is a length of metal piping to conceal the wires. It was a bit too low for my hallway so I had to cut a few inches off with a pipe cutter. Good luck :)
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It comes with two wall adapters and two ceiling adapters that fit the actual mounts. It is your choice of which application to use.
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My two are hard wired to 1/2" thick round ceiling boxes mounted in the wall. They give you a black plug for the hole for that method and then you can throw away the down-tubing and plug wire. Otherwise, if you want to plug it into an existing outlet, use the down-tubing and plug wire with a thin surface-mounted box.
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sure, there is an access hole in the mount, just drill a hole to match and route the cable thru it. That's how you get power also. The power is not wireless. Being funny...
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Two screws that are mounted. The back of the sensor has key-hole shaped slots that you align with the screw heads and twist a couple of degrees to secure.I used the screw mounts into the ceiling, but the unit is light enough that it's possible it may hold on a wall with some of the stronger command strip style pads. I never tried I though and wouldn't expect it to work for a ceiling mount.
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It has everything you need. The black receiver connects to the ceiling fan (and light if applicable) and to the power from the ceiling junction box (black and white (common and hot ) power supply wires. The receiver can be hidden behind the ceiling fan canopy that covers the ceiling mount and fits against the ceiling. It works perfect. I have had no issues with the device at all. all you will need is the batteries (4 AAA)
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Hi Eric - yes, we offer a ceiling mount which will let you mount the speaker to the ceiling and adjust the angle and orientation of the mount. Check out the MultiMount at our site. If you have any more questions, be sure to let us know.
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Im not aware of that... The ones I have seen, use a ribbon style connector and a standard +/- adapter connection. You possibly could rig something up, but the signal requires multiple wires/connections to function.
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If you plug the Innovera in the hot outlet all outlets on the wall mount will work.