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DU-AG-0021-25 Rev C 1/09/07 GCX Corp. Page 6 of 7  

WARNING 
•  Do not attempt to adjust height without instrument being mounted on Arm. 

 

•  Use caution when disengaging the Height Locking Lever. The total mounted load may have 

changed due to the addition or removal of equipment (other than primary instrument) while 
the Height Locking Lever was engaged. A change in the total load can cause a sudden 
downward or upward movement of the Arm when the Height Locking Lever is disengaged.

 

Adjusting Height of the Mounted Instrument 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
1.  Grasp mounted instrument on sides (or handle) and move to desired height. When Arm is counterbalanced correctly 

(page 4), it will maintain position when adjusted to a new height. 

Note: 

Disengagement/re-engagement of the Height 

Locking Lever may be necessary during vertical adjustment of mounted instrument (see 

WARNING

 above). 

Engagement of the Height Locking Lever is not required during normal operation of the counterbalanced instrument. 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
Positioning VHM Arm in Channel 

1.  Lock the Arm position using the Height Locking Lever. 

 

2.  Using the 1/8'' hex wrench provided, loosen four (4) set screws in Slide. 

 

3.  Relieve the weight of the mounted instrument by lifting against the underside of the 

Arm, near the instrument. Simultaneously, push up or pull down the opposite end of 
the Arm immediately in front of the Slide. 

 

4.  Tighten four (4) set screws. 
 

Use caution when disengaging the Height Locking 
Lever. The total mounted load may have changed 
due to the addition or removal of equipment (other 
than primary instrument) while the Height Locking 
Lever was engaged. A change in the total load can 
cause a sudden downward or upward movement 
of the Arm when the Height Locking Lever is 
disengaged. 

 

Instrument Must Be Mounted

 

Summary of Contents for VHM Series

Page 1: ...y be removed with the Arm in its highest vertical position with the Height Locking Lever in the fully locked position Failure to follow these guidelines could result in serious injury Before mounting...

Page 2: ...of mounting interface 1 Fasten Philips supplied Table Top Mount to Mounting Adapter with one 1 M6 x 12mm FHMS and two 2 M6 x 8mm FHMS see below Mounting VHM Arm in Wall Channel 1 Thread the Height Lo...

Page 3: ...Mount the monitor in accordance with Philips Table Top Mount instructions or follow procedure below for non table top mount Proceed to Counterbalance Adjustment on page 4 MP20 30 with non Table Top Mo...

Page 4: ...by inserting a flat blade screwdriver in the slot at the rear of the Cover and prying upward If necessary unlock and readjust the Arm until the Counterbalance Adjuster bolt is accessible through the...

Page 5: ...vel Tension Nut using the 1 2 13 mm socket wrench provided Installation Note It may be necessary to remove an existing down post from the swivel cup to gain access to the Swivel Tension Nut Tilting th...

Page 6: ...e necessary during vertical adjustment of mounted instrument see WARNING above Engagement of the Height Locking Lever is not required during normal operation of the counterbalanced instrument Position...

Page 7: ...ive material to clean the mounting assembly 4 Damage caused by the use of unapproved substances or processes will not be covered by warranty We recommend testing of any cleaning solution on a small ar...

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