2 x 6 Assembly and Wiring of Modular Panels

Purpose: This guide provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the modules into a complete 2ft × 6 ft digital sign, including alignment, hardware installation, bracket reinforcement, and wiring.

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Step 1: Start With the Edges

Objective: Build the perimeter first to ensure the sign remains square and properly aligned.

  • Sort and arrange all modules and parts in alphabetical order.
2x6 module edge layout reference

Step 2: Align the Sections

Objective: Align modules accurately and verify all seals before installing bolts.

  • Align the sections so all modules sit flush with no visible gaps.
  • Instruction: The cable tunnel includes a preinstalled rubber seal. Confirm the seal is installed in every slot before inserting and tightening the M8 bolts.
Module alignment and seal placement reference

Open Port

Open ports must be placed in alphabetical order to complete the assembly.

Closed Port

Closed ports indicate the perimeter edge of the sign.


Step 3: Secure With Bolts

Objective: Secure all sections using the provided hardware.

  • Details: Insert bolts into the pre-drilled holes.
  • Instruction: Use the supplied bolts to secure the modules to the frame.

M8 Bolts

M8 bolt hardware used for 2x6 LED sign assembly

Step 4: Tighten the Bolts

Objective: Stabilize the structure and lock final alignment.

  • Details: Tighten all bolts evenly.
  • Instruction: Use appropriate tools to ensure all fasteners are fully secured.
Tightening bolts on assembled LED sign modules
Tighten all bolts after alignment

Step 5: Install X-Brackets

Objective: Reinforce the sign structure.

  • Install X-brackets at the center of every four cabinets and secure them with the provided bolts.

Step 6: Install L-Brackets

L-brackets are used to mount the sign to the supporting structure.

L-brackets used for mounting the 2x6 LED sign
Installed L-bracket example

Step 7: Connect the Wires

Objective: Complete all signal and power connections.

  • Connect both signal and power wiring.
  • Follow the wiring diagram carefully to ensure correct connections.

Wiring Diagram

2x6 LED sign wiring diagram

Additional Resources and Support

For more detailed instructions, troubleshooting tips, and advanced setup options, click here.


FAQ / Setup Notes

Installation Preview

Example 1: Angular Frame

This example shows an LED sign mounted using an angular steel frame, where angle irons are used to create a rigid mounting structure. This configuration is commonly used for standard wind zones and provides strong lateral support while keeping the overall structure lightweight and cost-effective. The angular frame is typically attached directly to the pole or supporting structure using L-brackets.

Angular frame installation example for single-pole LED sign

Example 2: Tubular Frame

This example illustrates an LED sign mounted to a tubular steel frame, designed to provide enhanced structural strength. Tubular frames are recommended for high-wind environments, larger signs, or locations requiring additional rigidity. The rounded tubing helps distribute wind load more evenly and improves long-term durability when mounted on a single-pole structure.

Tubular frame installation example designed for high-wind conditions

Sensor

The sensor must face the same direction as the sign.

Antenna

Recommended antenna placement on LED sign structure

The antenna is outdoor-rated and should be mounted on the structure at a minimum height of 6 feet so the indicator light remains visible for future maintenance.

How to Confirm Proper Assembly

  • Power the sign on.
  • If distorted images or text appear, recheck module placement and wiring.
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