User manual SANUS VISIONMOUNT LCD DESK MOUNT-SD115

[. . . ] See complementary Sanus products at www. sanus. com Supplied Parts and Hardware (continued) NOTE: Threaded fasteners and washers are shown actual size. M4 x 10 Screw­H Qty: 4 M4 x 30 Screw ­ I Qty: 4 Spacer ­ J Qty: 4 Large Washer ­ K Qty: 1 Small Cap ­ L Qty: 1 Small Washer ­ M Qty: 2 Round Knob ­ N Qty: 1 Allen Key ­ O Qty: 1 Step 1: Adjust the Pillar Clamp Height for Thicker Desk Surfaces (optional) CAUTION: Do not adjust the height of the pillar with a monitor attached. Sanus Systems is not responsible for property damage and/or personal injury. If you have a thick desk surface, you may need to adjust the pillar clamp height. Loosen and remove the two screws on the pillar stem (A) with the Allen key (O), as shown in Figure 1. [. . . ] CAUTION: Make certain that the arm (B) is firmly attached to the pillar (A). If the arm wobbles, the extended cap (F) may have slipped off the square end of the arm bushing. Remove the T-knob (G) and turn the extended cap until it clicks back into place. Figure 4 Arm (B) Bushing on Arm (B) Pillar (A) Washer (E) Extended Cap (F) Small Washer (M) T-Knob (G) Pillar (A) Step 5: Attach the Monitor Mount to a Monitor with a Flat Back NOTE: For monitors with curved backs or obstructions, go to Step 6. Attach the monitor mount (C) to the back of your LCD monitor using the M4 x 10 mm screws (H), as shown in Figure 5. Position the monitor mount so that the large side of the tapered hole faces the bottom of the monitor. Place the four screws through the monitor mount into the VESA bolt mounting pattern on the back of the monitor. Figure 5 M4 x 10 Screw (H) Tapered hole on Monitor Mount (C) faces down M4 x 10 Screw (H) Step 6: Attach the Monitor Mount to a Monitor with a Curved Back or Obstructions Attach the monitor mount (C) to the back of your LCD monitor using the M4 x 30 mm screws (I) and the spacers (J), as shown in Figure 6. Position the monitor mount so that the large side of the tapered hole faces the bottom of the monitor. Place the four screws through the monitor mount and the spacers, and then into the VESA bolt mounting pattern on the back of the monitor. Figure 6 Spacer (J) M4 x 30 Screw (I) Tapered hole on Monitor Mount (C) faces down M4 x 30 Screw (I) Spacer (J) Step 7: Attach the Monitor Mount and Monitor to the Arm NOTE: So that all the parts can be seen clearly, this step is shown without the monitor in Figure 7b. Set the tapered hole in the monitor mount (C) down over the cone-shaped bushing on the arm (B). Make certain the monitor mount is completely seated onto the arm, as seen in Figures 7a and 7b. Then add the small cap (L), turning it until the square cut fits over the square top of the coneshaped bushing on the arm. Finally, place the round knob (N) through the small washer (M), the small cap, and the large washer, and into the cone-shaped bushing on the arm. Figure 7a Monitor Mount (C) Cone-Shaped Bushing on Arm (B) Figure 7b Round Knob (N) Small Washer (M) Small Cap (L) Large Washer (K) Monitor Mount (C) Cone-Shaped Bushing on Arm (B) Step 8: Cable Management Place the monitor cables into the channel on the back of the pillar (A). Snap the cable cover (D) into the grooves along the edge of the channel, as shown in Figure 8. Figure 8 Groove Cable Cover (D) Channel on Pillar (A) Step 9: Adjust Arm Height (Optional) Required Tool: Phillips screwdriver CAUTION: Do not adjust the Arm height if a monitor is attached. Sanus Systems is not responsible for property damage and/or personal injury. Remove the Cable Cover (D) from the Pillar (A), and lift the monitor cables out of the channel on the Pillar. [. . . ] If hardware is damaged or missing, contact your local hardware store or Sanus Systems. Before returning products to the point of purchase, contact Sanus Systems. Replacement parts for products purchased through authorized dealers are shipped directly to you. [02] x1 [04] x1 [03] x1 [05] x1 [06] x1 [01] x1 Sanus Systems 2221 Hwy 36 West, St Paul, MN 55113 USA · 12. 19. 06 (6901-100138) Customer Service 800. 359. 5520 · www. sanus. com 1 The square surfaces of the shaft on the head [01] and Spacer [04] must nest together. [02] [03] [04] [05] [06] [01] CSAV, Inc. and its affiliated corporations and subsidiaries (collectively, "CSAV"), intend to make this manual accurate and complete. [. . . ]