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3146, 3147 and 3148 Installation Instructions
1.0 General
SCANNED
BY
St. Lucie County
1.1 These instructions document the installation of the 3147, 3148
surround.
2.0 Customer Service
2.1 Installation questions concerning this unit can be handled by calling
the manufacturer directly. Contact a customer service representative
at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
2.2 Limited New Product Warranty
2.2.1 Products produced by Companion Systems Inc. (CSI) are
covered by warranty.
2.2.2 Warranty related claims or questions can be made by calling
CSI Customer Service at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Monthly
3.1.1 To protect the finish of the unit, wash with soap and water to
remove dust, dirt and other debris. Wash and dry the exterior
of the unit in a straight motion along the length of the unit.
- Use=a_naturaL-chamois_or-terry_ctoth_towel_for drying. _ _
3.1.2 Remove all accumulated trash and debris from around the
unit.
3.2 Biannually
3.2.1 Wash and wax the exterior of the unit. Use any name brand
liquid or paste automotive wax. They are easy to use and
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 1/4" x
1/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use. t/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment 1/2" for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward 1/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a 1/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
6.— 1.. -Place a Level on the side tc assure tharit is plumb.
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6 Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7 Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8 Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 t/z` hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9 Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is "tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
".4�1:3—With the bona broken carefully run your
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
t/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3
6.4.2.4
6.5 Waste Can Access
With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely1. :yw<'
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 t/4" x
t/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use 1/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment 1/2" for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward 1/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a 1/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
6 3:13 Pal ce a level on t>f a si-e o�ffiat it is plum .
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6 Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7 Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8 Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 1/z` hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9 Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is "tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
6_4_t-i-.3—Witty the bond-bro en caretully run your '^
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
1/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3 With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
6.4.2.4 Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5 Waste Can Access
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
-Revisioi
Data
-Uescri p tion
A
10/05/2011
Initial_ Release
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Building Brands that Build Business
645 West 200 North, North Salt Lake, UT 84054
(801) 936-8082 phone . (801) 936-1563 fax
www.companionsystems.com
3146, 3147 and 3148 Installation Instructions
1.0 General
1.1 These instructions document the installation of the 3147, 3148
surround.
2.0 Customer Service
2.1 Installation questions concerning this unit can be handled by calling
the manufacturer directly. Contact a customer service representative
at801-936-8082 or800-258-8082.
2.2 Limited New Product Warranty
2.2.1 Products produced by Companion Systems Inc. (CSI) are
covered by warranty.
2.2.2 Warranty related claims or questions can be made by calling
CSI Customer Service at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Monthly
3.1.1 To protect the finish of the unit, wash with soap and water to
remove dust, dirt and other debris. Wash and dry the exterior
of the unit in a straight motion along the length of the unit.
Use a natural chaatois-oi tergrsloth-towel far dpang
3.1.2 Remove all accumulated trash and debris from around the
unit.
3.2 Biannually
3.2.1 Wash and wax the exterior of the unit. Use any name brand
liquid or paste automotive wax. They are easy to use and
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 1/4" x
1/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use t/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment '/2" for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in.place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward t/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a t/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
6.3�-.3—Piace--aleveFo—n-t a si a to assure that it is plumb.
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6 Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7 Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8 Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 th" hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9 Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is `tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
E1-1�Ji1v"rth�ire pond ro en carefully run your
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
1/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3 With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
6.4.2.4 Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5 Waste Can Access
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
Rev ioTV
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escr� tion
A
10/05/2011.
Initial Release
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645 West 200 North, North Salt Lake, UT 84054
(801) 936-8082 phone • (801) 936-1563 fax
www.companionsystems.com
3146, 3147 and 3148 Installation Instructions
1.0 General
1.1 These instructions document the installation of the 3147, 3148
surround.
2.0 Customer Service
2.1 Installation questions concerning this unit can be handled by calling
the manufacturer directly. Contact a customer service representative
at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
2.2 Limited New Product Warranty
2.2.1 Products produced by Companion Systems Inc. (CSI) are
covered by warranty.
2.2.2 Warranty related claims or questions can be made by calling
CSI Customer Service at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Monthly
3.1.1 To protect the finish of the unit, wash with soap and water to
remove dust, dirt and other debris. Wash and dry the exterior
of the unit in a straight motion along the length of the unit.
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3.1.2 Remove all accumulated trash and debris from around the
unit.
3.2 Biannually
3.2.1 Wash and wax the exterior of the unit. Use any name brand
liquid or paste automotive wax. They are easy to use and
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- i ape measure
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 t/4" x
t/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use t/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment 1/2"for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward t/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a t/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
63-.F3Place a level on the side to assure that it is plumb.
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6
Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7
Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8
Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 '/z" hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9
Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is "tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
6:4-1�3—Wit�i the bond broken carefully run your
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
t/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3 With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
6.4.2.4 Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5 Waste Can Access
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
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Building Brands that Build Business
645 West 200 North, North Salt Lake, UT 84054
(801) 936-8082 phone . (801) 936-1563 fax
www.companionsystems.com
3146, 3147 and 3148 Installation Instructions
1.0 General
1.1 These instructions document the installation of the 3147, 3148
surround.
2.0 Customer Service
2.1 Installation questions concerning this unit can be handled by calling
the manufacturer directly. Contact a customer service representative
at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
2.2 Limited New Product Warranty
2.2.1 Products produced by Companion Systems Inc. (CSI) are
covered by warranty.
2.2.2 Warranty related claims or questions can be made by calling
CSI Customer Service at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Monthly
3.1.1 To protect the finish of the unit, wash with soap and water to
remove dust, dirt and other debris. Wash and dry the exterior
of the unit in a straight motion along the length of the unit.
Use a natural -chamois -or -terry -cloth 'Lowel-for-drying.
3.1.2 Remove all accumulated trash and debris from around the
unit.
3.2 Biannually
3.2.1 Wash and wax the exterior of the unit. Use any name brand
liquid or paste automotive wax. They are easy to use and
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- Tape measure
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 1/4" x
1/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use 1/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment 1/2"for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward 1/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a 1/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
6.3.1.3 Place a level on the side to assure that it is plumb.
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6 Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7 Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8 Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 1/2" hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9 Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is "tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
6-4: L.1.3—Witn the bon ruefully run your
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
t/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3 With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
6.4.2.4 Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5 Waste Can Access
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
-Revision
Dace
escrt ton
A
10/05/2011
Initial Release
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Building Brands that Build Business
645 West 200 North, North Salt take, UT 84054
(801) 936-8082 phone • (801) 936-1563 fax
www.companionsystems.com
3146, 3147 and 3148 Installation Instructions
1.0 General
1.1 These instructions document the installation of the 3147, 3148
surround.
2.0 Customer Service
2.1 Installation questions concerning this unit can be handled by calling
the manufacturer directly. Contact a customer service representative
at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
2.2 Limited New Product Warranty
2.2.1 Products produced by Companion Systems Inc. (CSI) are
covered by warranty.
2.2.2 Warranty related claims or questions can be made by calling
CSI Customer Service at 801-936-8082 or 800-258-8082.
3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Monthly
3.1.1 To protect the finish of the unit, wash with soap and water to
remove dust, dirt and other debris. Wash and dry the exterior
of the unit in a straight motion along the length of the unit.
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3.1.2 Remove all accumulated trash and debris from around the
unit.
3.2 Biannually
3.2.1 Wash and wax the exterior of the unit. Use any name brand
liquid or paste automotive wax. They are easy to use and
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provide excellent protection. Apply the wax in circular motion
and finish by wiping in a straight motion along the length of
the Product. This results in a uniform drying pattern. After it
is applied to one section, move to the next section and let the
first area dry (per the wax manufacturer recommendations).
Then go back and polish the first area. Continue this process
until the unit is completely waxed and polished.
3.3 Annually:
3.3.1 Inspect all electrical cords, connections and lighting. If a
problem is found, or there are worn or defective part have
them replaced.
3.3.2 Replace all lamps
4.0 Transportation and Handling
4.1 While transporting, uncrating, and handling, do not set the surround
against any obstruction without the appropriate padding
4.2 The boxes should be examined when received for any shipping
damage. If there is a failure to note damage at the time of delivery
the installer will be held responsible for replacement or repair cost.
4.3 Remove the packing material on site unless damage has occurred.
4.4 When removing the surround from the packing material make sure
not to damage the product while cutting off the plastic wrap.
5.0 Instructions
5.1 Hardware Included
- Two top mounting clips
- Two bottom mounting chairs
- One suction cup
5.2 Tools and Supplies
- Pencil or masking tape for marking the wall around the surround
- Level
- Wall anchors: Provided by the installer. If masonry use (8) 1 t/4" x
1/4" lag screws into 1/2" O.D. lead anchors, if stucco
use 1/4" butterfly bolts.
- Small socket set if using lag bolts.
- Drilling Equipment '/2" for anchor holes in the wall.
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- Rags and spray cleaner
6.0 Installation
6.1 General Information
6.1.1 This unit requires some provision to route the electrical and
communication wiring from the unit into the branch building.
Always check with the local building codes for requirements on
communication and power. Modify the installation according
to local requirements. Always use professional technicians for
installing the power and communication equipment.
6.1.2 Please refer site configuration questions to the contract
administrator of the bank.
6.1.3 Locate and remove top clips. The top clips are attached to or
near the chair clips at the bottom of the unit.
6.2 Preparation for Retrofit installation (ATM is already in place)
6.2.1 The ATM may need to be moved forward 1/4" (or as required)
at the base, this will create a t/4" gap between ATM bezel and
the wall to allow the surround to tuck behind it.
6.2.2 Remove the ATM bezel; be aware that doing so may trigger
the alarm if it has not been shut off. If unfamiliar with this
process have a qualified technician remove and replace the
bezel.
6.2.3 Proceed to 6.3
6.3 Surround Installation
6.3.1 Marking top mounting location (Direct Mount):
6.3.1.1 Using two workmen set the surround in place.
6.3.1.2 Center the surround.
-1:3—P ace a eve on the side to assure that it is plumb.
6.3.1.4 Using a pencil mark the wall along the top of the
surround and sides of the surround.
6.3.1.5 Using a pencil mark the wall through the mounting
holes in the back of the surround. If there are no
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holes in the light pan, drill a 1/4" hole in each corner
of the light pan.
6.3.1.6
Remove the surround from the wall and set it
aside. Use care not to damage the surround when
moving it out of the way.
6.3.1.7
Install the appropriate fastening devices per the
(wall fasteners) manufactures specification.
6.3.1.8
. Determine the location for the electrical connection.
Using a 1 112" hole saw cut a hole through. Or feed
the cord through the ATM hole.
6.3.1.9
Electrical connection must be made inside the ATM
room into a standard outlet. The load is
approximately one amp; no new or dedicated
circuit is required. Do not plug the surround
electrical into a dedicated ATM power supply.
6.3.2 Installing the bottom chair clips
6.3.2.1 Feed the electrical cord through the ATM opening
along side the ATM. If the plug will not fit, widen
the ATM hole in the surround. Mark the location of
the bottom clips
6.3.2.2 Remove the surround from the wall.
6.3.2.3 Remove bottom chair clips from the surround.
6.3.2.4 Place the clip
against the wall
on the pencil
lines previously
drawn (see
Figure 2). Mark
the wall around LINE
the slotted holes
Remove the clip.
6.3.2.5 Locate the center
of the slotted Figure 2
hole. Drill in the center of the slot marks and
install the chair clips in the same manner as the top
clips
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6.3.2.6 Re -hang the surround and check the fit of the
bottom chair clips. Make a note of the adjustments
necessary and remove the surround and make any
necessary adjustments.
6.3.2.7 Once the clips have been adjusted properly, push
in on the sides of the surround and drill and drive
the sheet metal screws through the chair into the
surround.
6.3.2.8 If desired you may apply a small bead of silicon
caulk around the perimeter of the surround at the
interface between the wall and surround.
6.3.2.9 Insert electrical plug into a standard outlet in the
ATM room using the cord provided. The load is
approx. 1 amp so a new or dedicated outlet will not
be necessary. Do not plug in to a dedicated ATM
power supply.
6.3.2.10 Some surrounds will use either a toggle switch or
push button assembly. It will be located on the top
of the surround. Assure that the switch is in the on
position.
6.4 Sign Installation
6.4.1 Removal
6.4.1.1.1 The sign is "tucked in" on both ends and is
attached with a hook and loop fastening
system.
6.4.1.1.2 Using the suction provided in the hardware
pack, place the suction cup at the top
center of the sign and pull in an outward
direction until the hook and loop bond
comes apart. Repeat the process at the
bottom center of the sign.
-- - 6� 7.a-3 W-ith-the bo-n -bro a—�ful y run your
fingers along the top and bottom edge of
the sign until the bond is broken.
6.4.1.1.4 Bow the sign, at the center, in an outward
direction until the ends can be pulled out of
the slots at both ends of the sign opening.
Caution: Pulling the sign out at the ends
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first can damage both the sign and the
surround.
6.4.2 Installation
6.4.2.1 Place one end of the sign in the slot approximately
1/4", bow the sign until the other end will slip into
its corresponding slot.
6.4.2.2 Center the sign horizontally in the sign seat,
making sure that both ends of the sign are tucked
into the slots in the sign opening.
6.4.2.3 With the sign in place press firmly around the
perimeter of the sign. This is done to make sure
that the hook and loop bonding system is properly
engaged.
6.4.2.4 Inspect the sign to make sure sign is securely
attached to the surround and that the ends of the
sign are secured in the slots of the sign opening.
6.5 Waste Can Access
6.5.1 The access door for the waste can opens similar to a normal
door; it is hinged on the bottom.
6.5.2 To open the waste can access door place your fingers through
the waste opening.
6.5.3 Using your fingers pull the door until it disengages from the
magnetic latch.
6.6 Finalization
6.6.1 Remove and dispose of all packing and construction material.
6.6.2 Clean the surround as explained in section 3.0.
7.0 Revision History
Revision
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-'vescrition
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10/05/2011
Initial Release
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