Owner's Manual

How
to
mount
your
Ring
Base
Statior
Or")
a
wall (optional)
.
You
can
r""'Ount
tre
R
rg
Base
Station
O'l
a wall
usi'lg
two
wa
I al'lcr10rs,
two
screws,
ard
the
mOL"'ting
slots
located
on
~t"le
...
m1t
~he
Base
Station
ca'l
be
hor
zonta
ly
mounted.
Before you
begin
Before
you
beg
n,
choose
an
appropriate
mounting
place
.
The wall can
be
made
of
cement
,
wood,
or
drywall
.
The
rnou'lttng
location
should
be
free
of
obstructions
on
a
I
sides,
and
the
cab
es
should
be
a.b
e
to
eas ly reach
ti-Je
Base Stat
on
without
strain. Leave
suf!'iCier~
clearance
between
the
bottom
o•
the
Base
Station
a'ld
any
floor
ng
o'"
shelv1'1g
underneatr
to
al
ow
access
to
cabli'lg.
In
add
t1or.
leave
enough
slack 1n
all
cables
so
tr"lat
tre
Base
Station
can
be
removed
for
any
requ1red
mai'ltenance
wit'lout
disconnect
ng
the
cables.
Also,
you
wil
reed
the
fo
lowmg
tems:
wo
wal
anchors
for
#8
x
l-inch
screws
•
Two
#8
x
l-inch
pan
head
screws
• Drill
with
a
3/16-in.
wood
or
masonry
b
t,
as
appropriate
or
the
wall
composit
i
on
• A
copy
of
the
wa.
-mount
ng
11
ustrations
shown
n
figure
2
(at
r
ght)
•
MoJnt
the
Base
Stat
on
as
showr
in
fig..Jre ·
(at
right)
~ocatio'l
and
air-nens~ors
of
the
wa
1-moLrtirg
slots
The
~'ollowing
illustration
shows
the
location
and
dimens1ons
of
the
wal
-mount1ng
slots
on
the
bottom
of
the
Base
Stat1on.
Use
the
1nformat.on
in
figure
2
(at
nght)
as a
gu
i
de
for
mounting
you
r Base
Stat1on
to
the
wall.
Concrete,
•
Wood
,
or
Drywall
1/4
i
(
~
,,
Horizontal
Mounting
Mounting
Screws
'
"
/
.....
,,
,,
Mounting
Holes
l
.
.......
(l
"'( \ I
''I
<J
I
!
0
-:ig
1
1-ionLontc:
I
Mo
1nting
4"
,.,
.....
Not
Drawn
To
Scale
Fig
2
Wa
I
Mo.m: