Need to know how to mount it to the wall - Emerson Audio Players & Recorders

Does anyone know what you are talking about, I’m sorry

You would need to get a flat panel wall mount. Since you are unsure on how to do this, I would strongly recommend hiring a professional or handy man with experience installing the mounts. Not installing the wall mount properly could cause the TV to fall and damage the set(warranty will not cover the damage) or cause bodily harm to somewhere.

What size is the TV?
There are different kinds.
Fixed mount - Fixes the TV flat to the wall Tilt mount - Fixes the TV flat to the wall but you can adjust the angle. Cantilever mount - Fixes to the wall but can be pulled away from the wall and put in any directions or angle.

Most electronic stores sell wall mounting brackets. There are several types. one mounts the LCD screen flat to the wall with a limited range of tilt. Another type mount the LCD screen on an arm that allows tilt and swing movements.

the wall mount should have came with the proper screws to fit the back of your tv, if the screws fit the mounting holes on your wall mount, fit the larger screws that came with your tv through and make sure its tight, if so it should work.

You can get a manual here. http://www.desatech.com/

it can be mounted, they sell a universal hanging kit, you will see 4 holes in the back of the tv, thats where you put the screws for the mount

I have my 32" Protron mounted on my wall. There are six holes on the back of the set that you attach the mount. I cant find any links to pictures but it should be pretty straight forward. You should be able to use any generic LCD wall mount, just make sure it can hold an 32" since I made the mistake thinking all wall mounts were the same. I purchased mine at Best Buy but you should be able to find a mount anywhere. You will need to fasten the mount onto the studs in your wall. Drywall by itself will not be sufficient and cannot support the weight of the TV.

The wall mount should come with everything you need, e.g., screws, brackets, etc., with the exception of the tools. FYI... it's not going to be an easy job so be patient and take your time. It's probably going to take the good portion of a day. Also, as for the holes on the back, just be careful when performing the final mount to make sure it doesn't fall. It would be wise to have someone help you.

window mount doesn't have to extend out on the back to clear the side /top intake vents because a window is about 2" thick,
but a wall mount has to have about 6 to 8 " clearing before the intakes vents can be exposed. you can't have your intakes buried in the wall.
in short if you see about 8 " of dead metal in the center area (just behind the window sill) then you can mount it in a wall as it will protrude far enough to clear the side /top intakes.


a sleeve just gives you a way to balance / attach to the outside wall