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Choosing a good location for your display Here are some key factors to consider when determining where to place your display: m Be sure that the desk or table can support the display's weight- approximately 60 pounds (27 kilograms). m Make sure that the power cord and display cable will reach from the back of the display to your computer. m The display cable should be unobstructed when you swivel and tilt the display, so allow at least 7 inches (17.5 cm) of clearance in the back. If you don't allow enough clearance, the display connector might be damaged when the cable hits an obstruction. Positioning the display IMPORTANT When you unpack or move the display, don't set the display down at an angle; you might damage the display stand. Once your display is in place on a desk or table, follow these steps: 1 Place the display so that the screen faces the user. 2 To slide the display, lift the front up slightly and push or pull in the direction you want. 3 Adjust the viewing angle of the display by tilting it up or down and turning it left or right on its stand. Position the display so that when you use it, no bright light is behind the display or reflected on the screen. Your eyes should be about level with the top edge of the screen and between 18 and 28 inches (45 to 70 cm) away. Take occasional breaks when using your computer to focus your eyes on a distant object. Setting Up for IBM PC-Compatible Users 119

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Choosing a good location for your display
Here are some key factors to consider when determining where to place your
display:
m
Be sure that the desk or table can support the display’s weight—
approximately 60 pounds (27 kilograms).
m
Make sure that the power cord and display cable will reach from the back
of the display to your computer.
m
The display cable should be unobstructed when you swivel and tilt the
display, so allow at least 7 inches (17.5 cm) of clearance in the back. If you
don’t allow enough clearance, the display connector might be damaged
when the cable hits an obstruction.
Positioning the display
IMPORTANT
When you unpack or move the display, don’t set the display down
at an angle; you might damage the display stand.
Once your display is in place on a desk or table, follow these steps:
1
Place the display so that the screen faces the user.
2
To slide the display, lift the front up slightly and push or pull in the direction you want.
3
Adjust the viewing angle of the display by tilting it up or down and turning it left or right
on its stand.
Position the display so that when you use it, no bright light is behind the
display or reflected on the screen. Your eyes should be about level with the
top edge of the screen and between 18 and 28 inches (45 to 70 cm) away. Take
occasional breaks when using your computer to focus your eyes on a distant
object.
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Setting Up for IBM PC-Compatible Users