j
a
j
k
l
i
p
3
Put the Wire Clip n1 and Swivel Arm d through the Pole a , adjust the preferred height and
tighten using Allen Key 6mm o . Attach the Wire Clips n1 to the Swivel Arm d .
6
If one monitor is lower, remove the Nut h and turn the bolt counter-clockwise using
Allen key 3mm o to raise the monitor. Tighten the VESA Plate e with Nut h for stability
after the adjustment.
5
Put the assembled TV/Monitor onto the Swivel Arm d and tighten the VESA Plate e with
Nut h for stability.
Select bolts and spacers (if needed) according to your TV/Monitor. Attach the VESA Plate to the Monitor and tighten with a screwdriver. (Screwdriver not included)
8
Manually swivel, tilt, and rotate the monitor for the best viewing angle.
7
Guide the cable through the Wire Clips ( n1, n2 ) and store the Allen Keys o in the Wire Clip n1 .
Adjust the tilt angle using Allen Key 5mm n
.
n1
n1
o
n2
a
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k
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d
d
o
n1
n2
n1
n2
n1
Step 4.1
Select Monitor Screws
2a. Existing Grommet Hole Installation
If the existing grommet hole comes with a plastic protector, remove it to ensure a flat surface before
installing the desk mount. Position the Pole a on the mounting surface and secure using the
Support Plate j , M10 Washer k , Spring Washer l , and M10 Bolt i . Fasten the Bolt using
the provided Wrench p .
2b. Self-drilled Grommet Hole Installation
Mark the position of the hole on your mounting surface. Drill a 3/8"(10mm) diameter hole at the
marked position through the mounting surface. Position the Pole a on the mounting surface and
secure using the Support Plate j , M10 Washer k , Spring Washer l , and M10 Bolt i . Fasten the
Bolt using the provided Wrench p .
90°
90°
90°
90°
Step 4.3a
Flat Back Monitor
Step 4.3b
Curved or Recessed Back Monitor
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M4x12
M4x30
p
j
k
l
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j
k
l
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d
o
Ignore this step if monitors are level.
n2
o
o
n1
ø 10mm
(ø ")
3/8
h
e
h
4
Only one screw size fits your Monitor
Step 4.2
Select Spacers ( if needed )
o
Hand thread screws into the
threaded inserts on the back
of your Monitor to determine
which screw (M4x12 or M4x30)
to use.
