Renfert EASY view+3D Original Instructions Manual page 8

4.3.1 Mounting the support arm
The support arm should preferably be mounted on the back
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or side of the table top, at least 400 mm away from the front
edge.
This makes it possible to optimally utilize the entire swiveling
range of the support arm.
⇒ Mount the base with the universal clamp on the back or side of
the work table (Fig� 4)�
The universal clamp is suitable for tables with a slab thickness of
18 - 74 mm�
Refer to Chapter 3�4 for more mounting options�
⇒ Insert the support arm (2) into the base� Make sure that the red
plastic disc (30) is placed between the base and the support arm�
The power supply cable for the head is integrated into the
support arm, the cables for the mouse, foot switch and mon-
itor have already been guided through the cable channel on
the back of the support arm.
⇒ Place the mouse (11, Fig� 1) next to the desk
⇒ Place the foot switch (10, Fig� 1) under the table and insert the
cable for the foot switch into the foot switch
4.3.2 Mounting the head
Four washers are needed for mounting the head (see Fig� 7)�
Three small washers (gold/black/gold) have already been thread-
ed onto the fastening screw (31) in the correct sequence� The
large washer is attached to the head with an adhesive strip with a
red end�
⇒ Remove the adhesive tape with the red end�
⇒ Loosen the fastening screw (31) on the support arm�
⇒ Attach the fastening screw with all three small washers through
the adapter of the head�
⇒ Make sure that the three small washers (gold/black/gold) and
the large washer are in the correct order as shown in the figure.
⇒ Insert the adapter with the fastening screw and tighten the fas-
tening screw until the head no longer tilts downward�
4.3.3 Positioning the monitor
⇒ Position the monitor so that it is directly in the field of view. The distance to the observer should be
between 50 and 70 cm�
⇒ Align the monitor (tilt, rotate using stand) so that the viewing direction is perpendicular to the monitor in
all planes (Fig� 8 / 9)�
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Fig. 8
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Fig. 4
2
30
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
31
Fig. 7
Fig. 9