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Step 14
A. The sockets slide freely along the Bar; we advise
sliding the sockets to each end of the bar to allow
more room when attaching the monitors. Insert each
monitor's VESA attachment into the sockets on the
Bar.
B. The Screw on the bottom of each socket provides up to
5mm of height adjustment to help align the monitors.
Turn the Screw either direction with a Phillips head
screw driver to set the height. (fig. 1)
C. Next, tighten the Screw on the side of each socket to
lock the monitors in place. (fig. 2)
D. Pull up slightly on your monitors to make sure they are
locked securely in place.
E. Once the monitors are attached to the sockets, you
can slide them inward to position them as desired. We
recommend they meet in the center of the bar.
Step 15
A. Attach the Handle to the Bar, you have four options.
Choose between the two sets of holes on the Handle
and two sets of holes in the Bar to determine which
combination is best for you and allows the bottom of
the Handle to clear the bottom of your monitors.
B. When installing the Handle, you may need to squeeze
the ends together or pull them apart slightly in order to
align the holes in the Handle with the holes in the Bar.
C. Connect the Handle to the Bar using the two M6 x 22
screws and the 4mm Allen wrench.
Step 16
A. Move the monitor assembly to any position and
release it. If the monitor assembly does not drift up or
down, the Arm is properly counterbalanced.
B. If the monitor assembly does not remain where you
positioned it, you will need to adjust the tension of
the gas spring to properly support the weight of your
monitor assembly.
• If the monitor assembly drifts down when you
let it go, hold the Arm in a horizontal position as
shown and use the 6mm Allen Wrench to turn the
adjustment screw toward the "+" until the monitor
remains in place when you let go.
• If the monitor assembly drifts upward when you let
go, turn the adjustment screw towards the "-" until
the monitor remains in place when you let go.
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