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The USM also comes with a plate that you can use to mount the USM on a flat
vertical or horizontal surface. (If you lose or damage this plate, replace it with an
RMKSM0 kit—the final character in the product code is a zero, not the letter “O”.)
To surface-mount a USM with this plate, take these steps:
1. Attach the plate to a wall, counter, or other surface using your own screws and
other mounting hardware. You can either do this as a temporary type of
hanging or slidelocking attachment, or as a permanent screw-down
attachment:
– To create a temporary attachment (refer to Figure E-5): Use four tapping
screws (not included) with heads small and thin enough to fit into the four
keyed holes on the plate’s flanges without pressing against the USM, but
with heads large enough and shafts thin enough to be locked by the keyed
ends of those holes. Screw the screws partially into the surface at four
points corresponding to the plate flanges’ keyed holes, then place the plate
over the screws so that their heads go through the keyed holes. Slide the
plate in the direction that will move the screws into the keyed end of these
holes to lock the plate in place.
– To create a permanent attachment (refer to Figure E-6): Use four tapping
screws (not included) with heads large and thin enough to secure the four
circular holes on the plate’s flanges without pressing against the USM, but
with shafts thin enough to fit through those holes. Screw the screws
through the plate flanges’ circular holes until the plate is firmly secured.
2. Attach the USM to the plate (refer to Figure E-7). Screw the three included
machine screws into the three matching screwholes on the bottom of the
USM until they won’t go any further in; this should leave enough of the
screws’ length exposed to latch the USM with. Place the USM against the
plate so that the screws’ heads go through the three double-keyed holes on
the plate’s main surface, then slide the USM in either direction that will move
the screws into a keyed end of the holes to lock the USM in place.
