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STEP 4: Attaching the monitors

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NS-PMM6230 STEP 4: Attaching the monitors Depending on the VESA screw holes on the back of your monitors, you need to use the M4 × 12 mm mounting screws (A) or M5 × 12 mm mounting screws (B). 1 Determine which mounting screws you need (A or B) by hand-threading a screw in a VESA screw hole. Do not force the screw to fit. 2 Center the back of a monitor on the monitor plate and align the mounting holes on the monitor with the holes on the monitor plate. 3 Attach the monitor to the plate using four screws (A or B). Tighten the screws firmly but do not overtighten. OR STEP 5: Adjusting the monitors Note: Each arm extends 11.9 inch (30.2 cm) horizontally and 15.7 inches (40 cm) vertically. To avoid eye strain: • Position your monitors about an arm's length from your eyes. • Position your monitors so there is no glare on the screens from windows or light sources. • Tilt the screens up slightly. • If you cannot read the on-screen text when your monitor is positioned correctly, you should increase the text size instead of moving you or your monitors closer. • Use the 4 × 4 Allen wrench (I) to adjust the viewing angle of the monitors. To avoid injury, do not rotate the monitors backward. • If a monitor does not stay in place, use the 4 × 4 Allen wrench to tighten the monitor tension. • If a monitor arm does not stay in place, tighten the knob on the arm. www.insigniaproducts.com 13

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STEP 4: Attaching the monitors
Depending on the VESA screw holes on the back of your monitors, you need to use the M4 × 12 mm mounting screws (
A
)
or M5 × 12 mm mounting screws (
B
).
1
Determine which mounting screws you need (
A
or
B
) by hand-threading a screw in a VESA screw hole. Do not force the
screw to fit.
2
Center the back of a monitor on the monitor plate and align the mounting holes on the monitor with the holes on the
monitor plate.
3
Attach the monitor to the plate using four screws (
A
or
B
). Tighten the screws firmly but do not overtighten.
STEP 5: Adjusting the monitors
To avoid eye strain:
Position your monitors about an arm’s length from your eyes.
Position your monitors so there is no glare on the screens from windows or light sources.
Tilt the screens up slightly.
If you cannot read the on-screen text when your monitor is positioned correctly, you should increase the text size
instead of moving you or your monitors closer.
Use the 4 × 4 Allen wrench (
I
) to adjust the viewing angle of the monitors.
If a monitor does not stay in place, use the 4 × 4 Allen wrench to tighten the monitor tension.
If a monitor arm does not stay in place, tighten the knob on the arm.
Note:
Each arm extends 11.9 inch (30.2 cm) horizontally and 15.7 inches (40 cm) vertically.
OR
To avoid injury, do not rotate the
monitors backward.