Dyconn WA502S, Instruction Manual

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Page 2: ... are required be sure to use correct size of screws Proper screws will easily and completely thread into the display mounting holes Inadequate thread engagement in the display may cause display to fall It is installer s responsibility to make sure the combined weight of all components does not exceed weight capacity Exceeding weight capacities can result in severe personal injury or damage to equi...

Page 3: ...injury or damage to equipment Specifications Product Dimension Weight Capacity 50 LBS 22 7 KG Suits LCD Flat Panel Displays 13 330mm 30 762mm Maximum Extension 18 457mm Depth from Wall 3 2 81 5mm Tilt adjustment 40 degree Display Pan Swing Side to side 90 degree Pivot 180 degree VESA Compatibility 75x75mm 100x100mm and 200x100mm ...

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Page 5: ...SSEMBLY 1 Carefully inspect verify that all components are present 2 If the mount components are damaged or missing please contact the company seller of the product you purchased and report the issue Note Read all assembly instructions before staring the installation process ...

Page 6: ...e the combined weight of all components does not exceed weight capacity of 19 8lbs 9Kg The manufacture accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation Wood Wall Installation 1 To determine Wall Plate 2 mounting height add 1 25 4mm to the mounting height from the table bellow See Figure 1 1 2 Attach the Wall Plate 2 to the wall Mark location with pencil See Figure 1 2 3 Use awl to find stud lo...

Page 7: ... 1 2 Figure 1 2 4 Insert Philips Screw ST6 3x65mm 3 through Washer 14 Wall Plate 2 and finally into pilot hole Repeat for remaining Philips Screws Tighten Philips Screw securely See Figure 1 4 Figure 1 4 Figure 1 3 ...

Page 8: ...ined weight of all components does not exceed weight capacity of 19 8lbs 9Kg The manufacture accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation Note Select correct hardware that fits your application Masonry Wall Installation 1 To determine Wall Plate 2 mounting height add 1 25 4mm to the mounting height from the table See Figure 1 5 2 Attach the Wall Plate 2 to the wall Mark the mounting locati...

Page 9: ...t Anchor 13 into anchor hole and seat with gentle tapping from hammer Anchor 13 should be fully engaged into concrete wall Tighten anchor screw until anchor has fully collapsed against back side of concrete wall See Figure 1 8 Figure 1 8 ...

Page 10: ...Page 10 5 Insert Philips Screw ST6 3x65mm 3 through Washer 14 Wall Plate 2 and finally into pilot hole Repeat for remaining Philips Screws Tighten Philips Screws securely See Figure 1 9 Figure 1 9 ...

Page 11: ... capacity Exceeding weight capacities can result in severe personal injury or damage to equipment It is installer s responsibility to make sure the combined weight of all components does not exceed weight capacity of 19 8lbs 9Kg Wall Mount LCD Arm will only work when a display is properly installed Note All Spacers or Screws used should be the same length Attaching the Display 1 Ensure Tilter Moun...

Page 12: ... so that the mounting holes on the Tilter Mount Bracket and Spacers 4 are aligned See Figure 2 3 5 Using Philip Screwdriver install selected Screws 6 8 through mounting holes on Tilter Mount Bracket and Spacers 4 finally into the display monitor Tighten Screws with Philip Screwdriver so the Tilter Mount Bracket is firmly attached to the display monitor Do not over tighten the Screws Stop immediate...

Page 13: ...Attach the Wall Mount LCD Arm Assembly 1 to Wall Plate 2 by inserting the LCD Arm Assembly downward into the top of the Wall Plate pole See Figure 3 1 2 Once you have Wall Mount LCD Arm Assembly is in desired position tighten with Hex Grub Screw using Hex Allen Wrench 2 5mm 10 provided so the assembly is firmly in place See Figure 3 2 Figure 3 1 Figure 3 2 ...

Page 14: ... 3 3 Place the Cover 11 and tighten with Phillips Screw M6x12mm 12 through Plastic Washer 15 using a Phillip Screwdriver Do not over tighten This is to prevent the LCD Arm Assembly to be lift unnecessary See Figure 3 3 ...

Page 15: ...ure enough slack in the cables to allow for movement of the Arms Installing Cable Management 1 Connect cables to display monitor Position the display at its highest place to make sure that there is enough cabling at the end of the Arms so that the cables are not stretched or pulled out when the display is moved See Figure 4 1 2 Feed the cables by pushing the cables into cable bracket entry slot on...

Page 16: ...l the resistance in the Tilter Mount Bracket to suit your display swing side to side of 90 degree and tilt forward and backward of 40 degree It is possible to control the amount of resistance in the Tilter Mount Bracket to suit your display monitor 3 Referring to the weight of the display monitor If the Tilter Mount Bracket tends to automatically fall it may be required to adjust the Tilter Mount ...

Page 17: ...of the Wall Mount LCD Arm to secure the place See Figure 5 3 5 To increase the resistance tighten the M5x15mm Tension Hex Socket Cap Screw using Allen Wrench 4mm 9 supplied in a clockwise direction To decrease the resistance loosen the M5x15mm Tension Hex Socket Cap Screw using Allen Wrench 4mm 9 supplied in an anti clockwise direction Figure 5 2 Figure 5 3 ...

Page 18: ...ll Plate 2 follow by attaching the LCD Arm to achieve your desired position See Figure 5 4 7 If this product tends to automatically move to side it may be required adjustment on the LCD Arm to suit your display monitor arm swing to side position This can be done by using Hex Allen Wrench 2 5mm 10 supplied See Figure 5 5 Figure 5 4 Figure 5 5 ...

Page 19: ...ecessary to prevent repetitive strain injuries which can develop over time and can lead to long term disability 1 Ensure the correct focal distance for ultimate visual comfort For visual comfort a viewing distance between 460mm 18 to 610mm 24 is recommended See Figure6 1 Figure6 1 ...

Page 20: ... spine needs to be supported to decrease disc pressure Providing both a seat back that inclines backwards and has a lumbar support is critical to prevent excessive low back pressures The combination which minimizes pressure are recommended on seating ergonomic which the wrist angle must be straight seat angle and knee angle must be on 90 angle Angular adjustment to reduce reflection on your monito...

Page 21: ...6 or visit www dyconn com Dyconn disclaims any liability for modification improper installations or installations over specified weight range Dyconn will not be liable for any damages arising out of the use or inability to use Dyconn products Warranty specification is subject to change without prior notice ...