Quick Start Guide: Tilting 1/4-20 Mount (Male) for DJI OSMO Pocket 4P FrameTap Screen

What You’re Installing

This mount adds a standard male 1/4-20 connection and 125 degrees of adjustable tilt to your DJI FrameTap screen.

The 1/4-20 mounting screw slides forward and backward inside the mounting slot, allowing you to find the best screen position for your handle, arm, plate, or camera rig.

In the Box

• Tilting 1/4-20 Screen Mount for DJI FrameTap
• Male 1/4-20 mounting screw

DJI FrameTap screen, camera, rig, handles, arms, and other accessories are sold separately.

Before You Begin

• Power off the FrameTap screen before installing it.
• Make sure the FrameTap and the inside of the fitted housing are clean.
• Confirm that your handle, arm, plate, or camera rig has a compatible female 1/4-20 mounting point.
• Remove any cover or accessory that prevents the FrameTap from seating fully.

Setup Steps

1. Remove and Power Off the FrameTap

Remove the DJI FrameTap screen from the camera and power it off before installation.

2. Orient the FrameTap

Hold the mount carefully by its supported lower section. Orient the FrameTap so the display and controls face outward.

Make sure the FrameTap power button lines up with the side power-button access on the mount.

3. Push the FrameTap Into the Housing

Support the housing from behind and gently push the FrameTap directly into the fitted opening.

Apply even pressure to the body of the FrameTap, not the display glass, until it is fully seated.

Do not twist the FrameTap or force it into the housing at an angle.

4. Position the Sliding 1/4-20 Screw

Slide the male 1/4-20 screw forward or backward inside the mounting slot.

Choose a starting position that lines up with the female 1/4-20 mounting point on your handle, arm, plate, or camera rig.

5. Attach the Mount

Align the male 1/4-20 screw with the female 1/4-20 mounting point.

Turn the screw clockwise until it begins threading into the mounting point. Leave it slightly loose so the mount can still slide forward and backward.

6. Find the Best Position

With the screw still slightly loose, slide the mount forward or backward along the mounting slot.

Position the screen where it is easy to see and clear of handles, cables, controls, and other accessories.

7. Tighten the 1/4-20 Screw

Hold the mount in the selected position and tighten the 1/4-20 screw clockwise until the mount is secure.

Do not over-tighten. Confirm that the mount cannot slide or rotate before moving the rig.

8. Set the Viewing Angle

Hold the rig steady with one hand. Use the other hand to push or pull from the back of the mount until the screen reaches the desired angle.

The hinge provides up to 125 degrees of adjustment. Do not force the hinge past the end of its normal movement.

9. Optional: Adjust the Hinge Tension

If the hinge moves too easily or feels too firm, use a 2.5mm hex key to adjust the hinge screw in small increments.

• Turn clockwise for a firmer hold.
• Turn counterclockwise for easier movement.
• Test the hinge after each small adjustment.

Do not fully remove the hinge screw or overtighten.

10. Power On and Check the Mount

Use the side power-button access to turn on the FrameTap.

Confirm that the FrameTap is fully seated, the 1/4-20 screw is secure, and the hinge holds the selected angle.

Removing the FrameTap

1. Power off the FrameTap.
2. Remove the complete mount from the rig.
3. Support the fitted housing with one hand.
4. Pull the FrameTap outward from the bottom back of the mount.
5. Do not pull from the top of the housing or use the display as a handle.

Quick Troubleshooting

• FrameTap will not seat: Check its orientation and remove anything interfering with the fitted housing. Do not force it.
• Power button is not accessible: Remove and reinstall the FrameTap with the power button aligned to the side access.
• Mount slides forward or backward: Tighten the male 1/4-20 screw while holding the mount in the selected position.
• Mount rotates: Confirm that the mounting surface is flat and the 1/4-20 screw is fully tightened.
• Screen angle drifts: Tighten the hinge screw slightly with a 2.5mm hex key.
• Hinge is difficult to move: Loosen the hinge screw slightly and move the screen using the back of the mount.

Need Help?

Any issues or questions, please start a chat on the store and we’ll help you get set up.