Amico Falcon User manual

Installation Instructions
Falcon
Wall-Mounted Computer Workstation

Preface
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
Thank you for your purchase with Amico Accessories Inc.
This unit is designed for long lasting performance, providing the end user complies with assembly and maintenance
procedures. This Instruction Manual is your guide to ensure that you get the best performance out of the equipment.
Amico Accessories is not responsible for any damage as a result of (but not limited to) abuse and other problems that
may be a direct or indirect result of failure to comply with the instructions provided in this manual.
Please note these key words and symbols:
WARNING Steps where extra care should be taken to prevent injuries and damage.
NOTE Steps that point out helpful information.
Medical Facility Responsibilities
Preventive maintenance checks must be performed regularly to maintain the quality and performance of this product.
Any parts that may be broken, missing, worn, distorted, or contaminated in any way should not be used and all
affected parts should be replaced immediately. Should the necessity of any repair be suspected; please contact your
local distributor or call 1-877-264-2697.

Table of Contents
Section 1: Installation Preparation 4-6
Installation Tools Requirements 4
Pre-Installation Information 5
Installation Reference 6
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems 7-15
Mounting to MRS (Monitor Rail System) 8-9
OSHPD Anchor Pre-Approval OPA-1743 9
Mounting to VRS (Vertical Rail System) / Ohmeda Rail 10-11
Mounting to ARS (Amico Rail System) 12-13
Mounting to the Hill-Rom Vertical Rail 14-15
Section 3: Device Installation 16-23
Device Mounting
Display Mounting: VESA 75/100 16
Display Mounting: For Displays Weighing 5.5 - 8 lbs - Installing Weight Plate 17
Display Mounting: For 10-13 lbs Displays - Installation with LCD Handle 17
Mouse/Scanner Holder Installation 18
Keyboard and Mouse Mounting 19
Wrist Rest Mounting 20
Mouse Pad Mounting 20
Swapping of Adaptor/Extension 21
Cable Management
LCD/Display Post Cable Management 22
AHM Arm Cable Management 22
MRS Rail Cable Management 23
ARS Rail Cable Management 23
Section 4: Adjustments 24-33
AHM Arm
Height Locking Lever Adjustments 24
Counterbalance 25
VESA Head
Portrait and Landscape Adjustment 26
Display Tilt and Pan 27
Keyboard Tray
Tilt Locking Knob 28
System
Falcon Workstation Stowage 29-30
Panning and Articulation 31
Falcon Workstation / LCD/Display Post 32
Spring Adjustment 33
Section 5: Troubleshooting, Maintenance and Product Classification 34-38
Troubleshooting 34
Preventive Maintenance (Falcon Workstation) 35-36
Part Number Matrix 37
Cleaning 38
Warranty Information 39

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Section 1: Installation Preparation
Installation Tools Requirements
The following table lists all the tools and parts required for installation
NOTE: Amico does not provide any display hardware, nor the tools necessary for assembly.
Item Quantity
Phillips screw driver #2 1
3/16" (0.5 cm) or M4 Hex key/Allen key 1
1/8" (0.3 cm) or M3 Hex key/Allen key 1
12 mm (1.2 cm) Socket wrench 1
1/2" (0.05 cm) Socket wrench 1
Adjustable wrench 1

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Section 1: Installation Preparation
Read carefully before starting installation
WARNING: VERIFY THAT RAILS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AMICO RAIL INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS. RAIL FAILURE WITH DEVICES MOUNTED CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY AND EQUIPMENT DAMAGE.
WARNING: IT IS DANGEROUS TO USE THE ARM FOR WEIGHTS OUTSIDE OF THE RATED RANGE. STRUCTURAL
FAILURE AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY COULD RESULT.
WARNING: DO NOT POSITION THE FALCON WORKSTATION ABOVE A PATIENT.
WARNING: THE FALCON WORKSTATION CONTAINS A STRONG GAS SPRING WHICH IS USED TO COUNTERBALANCE
THE WEIGHT OF THE MOUNTED DEVICE. THE ARM HOUSING SHOULD NEVER BE DISASSEMBLED BY NON-AMICO
PERSONNEL. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY.
WARNING: IT SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE HOSPITAL, ITS CONSULTANTS AND/OR CONTRACTORS TO
DETERMINE IF THE MOUNTING SURFACE IS ADEQUATE TO SAFELY MOUNT THE AMICO PRODUCT. THIS INCLUDES
THE SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE FASTENERS AND THE PROPER INSTALLATION, REGARDLESS WHAT IS SUPPLIED
WITH YOUR IT STATION. SEE RAIL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIFIC WALL CHANNEL GUIDELINE INFORMATION.
WARNING: VERIFY THE WEIGHT OF THE DEVICE TO BE MOUNTED DOES NOT EXCEED THE WEIGHT RATING
INDICATED ON THE WEIGHT RATING LABEL, LOCATED EITHER ON THE TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE ARM ASSEMBLY.
THE VESA DISPLAY HEAD IS RATED FOR UP TO 30 LBS (13.6 KG), THE KEYBOARD TRAY IS RATED FOR 15 LBS (6.8
KG). CHECK THAT THE DEVICE TO BE MOUNTED DOES NOT EXCEED THE WEIGHT RATING. SERIOUS INJURY AND
DAMAGE TO THE ARM CAN OCCUR AS A RESULT OF OVERLOADING ARM ASSEMBLY.
For installation on non-Amico rails, ensure the rail is safe for the application.
If you are unsure about any part of the installation process or product use, please contact an Amico Accessories
Product Specialist: 1-877-264-2697
Considerable efforts have been made to ensure the safety of your hospital staff and your patients. The installation itself
is beyond the control of Amico Accessories. Accordingly, Amico Accessories will not be responsible for failure related to
the installation of the product.
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Installation Reference
The picture below illustrates the components referenced in relation to one another in the installation of the Falcon
Workstation. Please follow the instructions outlined herein to ensure proper installation.
Falcon Workstation
1. LCD/Display Post (Page 32)
For mounting and positioning of display.
2. Swapping of Adaptor/Extension (Page 21)
extension arm to increase movement range of AHM Arm (if applicable).
3. Mounting Adapter(Pages 7-15)
Different mounting adapters will be provided based on the rail system used.
4. Arm Cable Management (Pages 22-23)
Manage cables for the Falcon Workstation for a clutter free environment.
5. Height Locking Lever Adjustments (Page 24)
Locks arm at desired height.
6. Counterbalance (Page 25)
Balance the weight of the display on the AHM Arm of the Falcon Workstation.
7. Keyboard Tray - Tilt Locking Knob (Page 28)
Tilts the keyboard tray’s back downwards for proper ergonomics in certain cases.
8. Keyboard and Mouse Mounting (Page 19)
Location for keyboard and mouse.
9. Rail System (Pages 7-15)
For mounting the Falcon Workstation, varies depending on user’s selection. Rail is packed separately and must be
installed first.
10. Display Mounting (Pages 16-17)
For mounting the display.
11. Mouse/Scanner Holder Installation (Page 18)
For storing mouse and hand-held scanners.
12. CPU Mount (Pages 7-15)
For mounting CPU for Falcon Workstation.
13. AHM Arm
Section 1: Installation Preparation
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Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Installation Reference
NOTE: This section assumes you are mounting your Falcon Workstation to an existing rail. If you need to mount
rail for this installation, please download the appropriate rail installation manual via the link below or call 1-877-
264-2697 for assistance.
http://www.amico.com/products/equipment-mounting-solutions/medical-equipment-rails/equipment-rails
NOTE: Drawing is not to scale.
NOTE: If installation includes a CPU Mount, ensure that the CPU mount is located at a height where it does not
interfere with the Falcon Workstation set to the highest position.
Wall
17" (43.2 cm) Arm Height
Adjustment
Floor
A: 44.3" (112.5 cm)
B: 47.3" (120.1 cm)
C: 50.3" (127.8 cm)
D: 56.3" (143 cm) shown
A: 24.6" (62.5 cm)
B: 27.6" (70.1 cm)
C: 30.6" (77.7 cm)
D: 35.6" (90.4 cm) shown
A: 9.8" (25 cm)
B: 12.8" (32.5 cm)
C: 15.8" (40.1 cm)
D: 19.8" (50.3 cm) shown
2.4" (6.1 cm)
4.4" (11.2 cm)
29.5" (75 cm) Recommended
Installation Height (when Falcon
Workstation Arm is at 0°)
120° Vertical Adjustment
EXTENSIONS
A: 6" (15.2 cm)
B: 9" (22.9 cm)
C: 12" (30.5 cm)
D: 16" (40.6 cm)
6.5" (16.5 cm) Display Height
Adjustment
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Mounting to MRS (Monitor Rail System)
Falcon Workstation
WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOUNT/REMOVE THE FALCON WORKSTATION FROM THE RAIL WHEN LOADED
WITH ANY EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY, OR ACCESSORIES.
WARNING: DO NOT MOUNT THE FALCON WORKSTATION ANYWHERE NEAR OR ABOVE A PATIENT.
WARNING: TO PREVENT THE MOUNTING ADAPTER FROM SLIDING DOWN THE MRS, ENSURE THE FOUR SET
SCREWS ARE FASTENED TO THE TIGHTEST POSSIBLE POSITION, SERIOUS INJURIES COULD RESULT IF THE SET
SCREWS ARE NOT PROPERLY FASTENED (Figure 1).
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
NOTE: The one-way and bottom stopper are there to prevent the Mounting Adapter from sliding out of the MRS.
The Mounting Adapter must be taken out from the top of the MRS with the top stopper pressed back into the MRS
(Figure 2).
1. Install Height Locking Lever (see page 25)
2. Engage the Height Locking Lever with the AHM Arm in the highest position.
3. Lift up the Falcon Workstation and guide the Mounting Adapter into the top of the MRS Rail (Figure 1).
4. Once the arm is positioned at the desired height in the MRS, tighten all four set screws to the tightest possible
position on the Mounting Adapter using a 1/8" Hex key.
Figure 2
Bottom
Stopper
One-way
Stopper
MRS Rail: Length for representational use only
Figure 1
MRS
Mounting
Adapter
Set Screws
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CPU Mount
WARNING: ENSURE CPU IS WITHIN WEIGHT AND SIZE RATING OF THE CPU MOUNT. IF NOT, PLEASE CONTACT
AMICO ACCESSORIES AT 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL CPU MOUNT ABOVE PATIENT.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine a suitable location on the MRS for the CPU to make sure it isn’t above a patient.
2. Lower the CPU mount down the MRS to the desired height. Tighten the two set screws in the Mounting Adapter to
the tightest possible position using a 1/8" Hex key (Figure 1).
3. Mount the CPU and secure it by tightening the two thumb knobs.
Figure 1
Thumb
Knobs
CPU
Mount
MRS
1/4 - 20 set screws on
Mounting Adapter
CPU
OSHPD Anchor Pre-Approval OPA-1743
In compliance with standards established for the anchor and installation of instrument support systems by the
California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD), Amico Accessories Inc. has obtained pre-
approval for MRS 19" (48.3 cm) Wall Channels or longer with extension arm. For proper installation requirements please
refer to our OPA Document.
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Mounting to VRS (Vertical Rail System) / Ohmeda Rail
Falcon Workstation
WARNING: ALL V-ADAPTERS MUST BE SITTING IN THE VRS SECURELY. IF NOT, SERIOUS INJURY COULD RESULT.
WARNING: TO PREVENT THE V-ADAPTER FROM FALLING DOWN THE VRS, ENSURE THAT THE SCREWS ARE
FASTENED TO THE TIGHTEST POSSIBLE POSITION. AFTER THE INSTALLATION, ROTATE THE AHM ARM SIDE TO SIDE
TO VERIFY THAT NO MOVEMENT IS PRESENT BETWEEN THE ADAPTERS AND THE VRS.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
WARNING: THE MOUNTING ADAPTER FOR OHMEDA RAILS DIFFER FROM THE MOUNTING ADAPTER FOR VRS, THE
ADAPTERS ARE NOT CROSS-COMPATIBLE.
NOTE: When the screw is turned clockwise, it causes the side of the V-adapter to slide inward, locking the
V-adapter (Figure 2). When the screw is turned counter-clockwise, it causes the side of the V-adapter to slide
outward, unlocking the V-adapter (Figure 3).
Before installing, ensure the V-adapter is in the UNLOCKED position, and ensure the AHM Arm is LOCKED in the highest
vertical position.
NOTE: See Page 25 for instructions on locking and unlocking the AHM Arm
1. Angle the AHM Arm from the left of the channel and guide the adapters into the groove of the channel
(Figures 4 & 5).
2. Tighten screw with a 3/16" Hex key when V-adapter is at the desired height. When tightened, the screw will
protrude from the other side. Fasten the nut to the screw to secure the V-adapter. If the nut cannot be installed,
the adapter is not properly engaged. Check that all nuts and screws are tightened to ensure the V-Adapter is
locked (Figure 6).
Figure 6
Mounted on the VRS
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Figure 1
Opposite side of the
V-adapter
Nut
Figure 2
Locked
Slide
inwards
Screw
Figure 3
Slide
outwards
Unlocked
Screw
Figure 4
AHM Arm
V-Adapter
Screws
Height Locking
Lever
Figure 5
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CPU Mount
WARNING: ENSURE CPU IS WITHIN WEIGHT AND SIZE RATING OF THE CPU MOUNT. IF NOT, PLEASE CONTACT
AMICO ACCESSORIES AT 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL CPU MOUNT ABOVE PATIENT.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine a suitable location on the VRS for the CPU, making sure it isn’t above a patient. Also ensure your CPU
mount is compatible with your CPU’s weight and size rating. If not, please contact Amico Accessories 1-877-264-
2697.
2. Mount the CPU mount to the VRS (refer to mounting of AHM Arm to the VRS channel for instructions on how to
install Mounting Adapter to the VRS (Refer to Page 10 for installation) (Figure 1).
NOTE: Mounting Adapter for CPU mount has a knob instead of a screw, and there is no nut to be tightened on the
other side.
Vertical Rail
Adapter
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Figure 1
Thumb
Knobs
CPU
Mount
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Mounting to ARS (Amico Rail System)
Falcon Workstation
WARNING: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOUNT/REMOVE THE FALCON WORKSTATION FROM THE RAIL WHEN LOADED
WITH ANY EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY, OR ACCESSORIES.
WARNING: DO NOT MOUNT SYSTEM ANYWHERE NEAR OR ABOVE A PATIENT.
WARNING: AFTER THE MOUNTING ADAPTERS ARE INSTALLED, ENSURE THAT THE LEVERS ON THE MOUNTING
ADAPTERS ARE PRESSED IN AS FAR AS POSSIBLE AND THE ADAPTERS ARE SITTING PROPERLY INSIDE THE RAIL
BEFORE MOUNTING DEVICES.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
Mounting on a Headwall
1. Determine the best location to install the Falcon Workstation. Pop out the cover from the Mounting Adapter
Channel to access the two screws connecting the channel to the Mounting Adapter. Remove the two screws and
the lock washers behind them to free one of the Mounting Adapters (Figure 1). Install it into the bottom rail by
angling the upper lip into the inside lip of the ARS, pull the lever back against the Mounting Adapter and push the
adapter into the rail. Once secure, release the lever (Figure 2).
2. Mount the Falcon Workstation by installing the remaining Mounting Adapter into the top ARS the same way as
step 1, ensuring the two holes on the bottom Mounting Adapter can be seen through the Mounting Adapter
Channel, secure the channel to the bottom Mounting Adapter using the screws and lock washers you removed in
step 1 (Figure 3).
Mounting on a Single ARS
1. Install the Falcon Workstation by installing the Mounting Adapter attached to the Mounting Adapter Channel to
the ARS as shown in step 1. Once it is secure, release the lever, ensure the support block is sitting flush and firmly
against the wall (Figure 4).
2. Install the locking bar by placing it on top of the Mounting Adapter so it is squeezed by the adapter and ARS.
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Screw, lock
washers
Cover
Mounting
Adapter
Channel
Figure 1
ARS Adapter
Lever on ARS
ARS Rail
Figure 2
Mounting
Adapter Channel
ARS Rail
Support Block
Mounting on a single ARS
Figure 4
Mounting
Adapter Channel
ARS Adapter
installed
ARS
Rail
Mounting on a headwall
Figure 3

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CPU Mount
WARNING: ENSURE CPU IS WITHIN WEIGHT AND SIZE RATING OF THE CPU MOUNT. IF NOT, PLEASE CONTACT
AMICO ACCESSORIES AT 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: AFTER THE MOUNTING ADAPTERS ARE INSTALLED, ENSURE THAT THE LEVER ON THE MOUNTING
ADAPTERS ARE PRESSED IN AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL CPU MOUNT ABOVE PATIENT.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine a suitable location on your ARS for the CPU mount, making sure it isn’t above the patient’s head.
2. Guide the CPU mount into the ARS rail, pull the lever back against the Mounting Adapter and push the CPU mount
into the channel. Release the lever when you reach the desired location (Figure 2).
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
ARS Adapter
lever on ARS
ARS Rail
Figure 2
Thumb
Knobs
ARS
Adapter
ARS
CPU
Mount
CPU
Figure 1

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Mounting to Hill-Rom Vertical Rail
Falcon Workstation
WARNING: TO PREVENT THE MOUNTING ADAPTER FROM FALLING DOWN THE CHANNEL, ENSURE THAT THE
NUTS ARE SECURED TO THE TIGHTEST POSSIBLE POSITION. AFTER INSTALLATION, ROTATE THE AHM ARM SIDE TO
SIDE AND VERIFY NO MOVEMENT IS PRESENT BETWEEN THE ADAPTER AND THE RAIL.
WARNING: REMOVAL OF LOCK NUTS WILL REQUIRE A NEW SET FOR REINSTALLATION. PLEASE CONTACT AMICO
ACCESSORIES FOR SPARE PARTS, 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: ENSURE HEADWALL CONTAINS RAILS COMPATIBLE WITH MOUNTING ADAPTERS.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. With the AHM Arm locked in the highest vertical position, support the bottom of the arm and guide the head of
the top GTA pin into the opening of the rail (Figure 1). Ensure the flange on the Mounting Adapter is properly
aligned with the rail. Slide the Mounting Adapter up so that the head of the bottom GTA pin slides into the
opening of the rail.
2. Position the arm to the desired height. Tighten the jam nuts and then the lock nuts on the top and bottom of the
adapter using a 1/2" (3.8 cm) wrench (Figure 2). Cover the nuts with the plastic caps provided (Figure 2).
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Flange
Backside
Head of
the top GTA pin
Head of the
bottom GTA pin
Figure 1
Hill-Rom
Rail
Front
Opening of
the rail
Jam nut, lock nut,
and plastic cap
Figure 2

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CPU Mount
WARNING: ENSURE CPU IS WITHIN WEIGHT AND SIZE RATING OF THE CPU MOUNT. IF NOT, PLEASE CONTACT
AMICO ACCESSORIES AT 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: REMOVAL OF LOCK NUTS WILL REQUIRE A NEW SET FOR REINSTALLATION. PLEASE CONTACT AMICO
ACCESSORIES FOR SPARE PARTS AT 1-877-264-2697.
WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL CPU MOUNT ABOVE PATIENT.
WARNING: ENSURE RAIL IS STABLE AND PROPERLY INSTALLED BEFORE MOUNTING FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine a suitable location on your Hill-Rom rail for the CPU mount, making sure it isn’t above the patient’s head.
2. Loosen the Heads of the Mounting Adapters by turning the wheels (Figure 1). Guide the head of the top GTA pin
on the upper Mounting Adapter into the opening of the rail. Ensure the flange on the GTA is properly aligned with
the rail. Slide the GTA up so that the head of the bottom GTA pin slides into the opening of the rail (Figure 2).
3. Position the CPU Mount to the desired height. Tighten the heads by turning the wheel in the opposition direction
from before (Figure 3).
Section 2: Installation on Rail Systems
Figure 2
GTA
Hill-Rom
Rail
Opening
of the rail
Figure 3Figure 1
Wheel
Backside of the GTA
Flange
Head of
the top
GTA pin
Head of the
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Display Mounting: VESA 75/100
WARNING: ENSURE THAT THE AHM ARM IS IN THE HIGHEST VERTICAL POSITION AND LOCKED BEFORE
MOUNTING OR REMOVING DEVICES FROM THE FALCON WORKSTATION.
NOTE: See page 25 for instructions on locking and unlocking the AHM Arm.
NOTE: 4x M4 screws are provided for mounting the display to the VESA Head, different screws may be needed if
the provided screws are not the right size, standoffs may be needed depending on the hole pattern on the display.
NOTE: A weight plate must be added for displays that weigh between 5.5 and 8 lbs. If this applies to your
installation, please see the instruction on page 17 for adding a Weight Plate.
1. Determine the display mounting configuration. VESA 75 (75 mm x 75 mm M4 thread) or VESA 100 (100 mm x
100 mm M4 threads).
2. VESA 100 configuration: Partially thread two screws into the top 2 holes in the back of the display. The display can
then be hung up on the VESA Head through the two slots at the top. Insert 2 more screws through the VESA 100
mounting holes at the bottom and tighten all screws (Figure 1).
3. VESA 75 configuration: Rotate the VESA Head so the 2 slots for the VESA 75 configuration are located at the top.
Partially thread two screws into the top 2 holes in the back of the display. The display can then be hung up on the
VESA Head through the two slots at the top. Insert 2 more screws through the VESA 100 mounting holes at the
bottom and tighten all screws.
4. When removing the display, the display arm and the display should be placed at the highest position
(Figure 2). Remove the 2 bottom screws from the VESA plate, loosen the top 2 screws, and lift the display off the
VESA plate.
Section 3: Device Installation
Front of the VESA 75/100
M4 mounting
hole for VESA 75
M4 mounting
hole for VESA 100
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Figure 2
Figure 3
M4 Screw
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FOR USE WITH AHM-FIT_-___-25-_
MONITOR MOUNTING: 5.5-8lb total device weight
WARNING: Ensure that the AHM is in the highest vertical position and locked before mounting or removing devices
from the FIT station
Determine the Monitor mounting configuartion. VESA 75 (75mm x 75mm M4 thread) or VESA 100 (100mm x 1.
100mm M4 threads).
Partially thread 2 M4 Screws (provided) through Weight Plate and into top 2 VESA holes on Monitor (not 2.
provided). See Figure 1.
Hang Monitor and Weight Plate from 2 slots on VESA Head (for VESA 100 use outer slots, for VESA 75 use inner 3.
slots, ensure slot opening is facing up for the configuration needed). See Figure 2.
Insert remaining 2 M4 Screws through Weight Plate and into Monitor. Tighten all screws. See Figure 3. 4.
To remove Monitor, remove bottom 2 M4 Screws and loosen top 2 screws. Carefull lift Monitor and Weight 5.
Plate out of VESA Head.
Figure 1
Monitor
Weight Plate
M4 Screw
VESA Head
5
4
3
2
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Display Mounting: For 5.5-8 lbs Displays - Installation with Weight Plate
WARNING: ENSURE THAT THE AHM ARM IS IN THE HIGHEST VERTICAL POSITION AND LOCKED BEFORE
MOUNTING OR REMOVING DEVICES FROM THE FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine the display mounting configuration. VESA 75 (75 mm x 75 mm M4 thread) or VESA 100 (100 mm x
100 mm M4 threads).
2. Partially thread 2x M4 screws (provided) through Weight Plate and into top 2 VESA holes on display (not provided)
(Figure 1).
3. Hang display and Weight Plate from 2 slots on VESA Head (for VESA 100 use outer slots, for VESA 75 use inner slots,
ensure slot opening is facing up for the configuration needed) (Figure 2).
4. Insert remaining 2x M4 screws through Weight Plate and into display. Tighten all screws (Figure 3).
5. To remove display, remove bottom 2x M4 screws and loosen top 2x screws. Carefully lift display and Weight Plate
out of VESA Head.
Display Mounting: For 10-13 lbs Displays - Installation with LCD Handle
WARNING: ENSURE THAT THE AHM ARM IS IN THE HIGHEST
VERTICAL POSITION AND LOCKED BEFORE MOUNTING OR
REMOVING DEVICES FROM THE FALCON WORKSTATION.
1. Determine the display mounting configuration. VESA 75 (75 mm x
75 mm M4 thread) or VESA 100 (100 mm x100 mm M4 threads).
2. Partially thread 2x M4 screws (provided) through the LCD Handle
and into top 2 VESA holes on display (not provided) (Figure 1).
3. Hang display and LCD Handle from 2 slots on VESA Head (for VESA
100 use outer slots, for VESA 75 use inner slots, ensure slot opening
is facing up for the configuration needed) (Figure 2).
4. Insert remaining 2x M4 screws through LCD Handle and into
display. Tighten all screws (Figure 3).
5. To remove display, remove bottom 2x M4 screws and loosen top 2x
screws. Carefully lift display and LCD Handle out of the VESA mount.
Section 3: Device Installation
Figure 1
Figure 2 Figure 3
M4 Screw
Weight Plate
VESA Head
M4 Screw
Display
Arm Body
4x Lock Nut
4x Jam Nut
4x Washer 2x Arm 4x Handle
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Mouse/Scanner Holder Installation
WARNING: DO NOT REST EXCESSIVE WEIGHT ON KEYBOARD TRAY. IT IS RATED FOR UP TO 15 LBS (7 KG) MAX.
WARNING: ENSURE THAT THE AHM ARM IS IN THE HIGHEST VERTICAL POSITION AND LOCKED BEFORE
MOUNTING OR REMOVING DEVICES FROM THE FALCON WORKSTATION.
NOTE: See page 24 for instructions on locking and unlocking the AHM Arm.
NOTE: The keyboard tray includes a mouse/scanner holder. The keyboard tray contains a sliding mouse tray with
mouse pads. Amico Accessories also provides wrist rests and other accessories, however those must be purchased
separately.
NOTE: The keyboard Tray can rotate side to side and can be folded up. It is recommended to keep keyboard
accessories and other accessories in the mouse/scanner holder.
NOTE: The mouse/scanner holder is a plastic basket. It is placed in between the LCD/Display Post and the
keyboard tray for easy access (Figure 1).
1. Place the mouse/scanner holder on the block between the LCD/Display Post and the keyboard tray, the holder
should snap onto the sides of the block as well as into the keyhole in the center (Figure 1).
Section 3: Device Installation
Figure 1
LCD/Display Post
Tray Tilt
Lock
Mouse/Scanner
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Keyboard and Mouse Mounting
1. Place keyboard onto the keyboard tray, place the mouse into the mouse holder, ensure the end with the cable
faces up. Follow cable management procedures to route the cables through the Falcon Workstation on
pages 22-23.
NOTE: To secure the keyboard to a magnetic keyboard tray, place the magnetic keyboard onto the part of the
tray with metallic inserts.
2. To secure the keyboard to a regular keyboard tray or as an additional securing method for the magnetic keyboard,
use the dual locking coins provided.
a. Take the strip of dual locking coins (Figure 1) provided, remove backing and place 6 on the keyboard,
spaced evenly (Figure 2).
b. Take the remaining 6, remove backing and place them onto the 6 already attached to the keyboard
(Figure 3).
c. Place it on the keyboard tray and press down hard while supporting the bottom of the keyboard tray, the
keyboard can now be attached and detached from the keyboard tray (Figure 4).
3. Place any other accessories into their respective holders/areas and route cables according to the procedures
provided in the cable management section on pages 22-23.
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Figure 3 Figure 4
Figure 2
Dual Lock Coins
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Wrist Rest Mounting
NOTE: Wrist rest is available but not provided with the Falcon Workstation by default.
1. To secure the wrist rest to a keyboard tray, use the dual locking coins provided. Follow the instructions on the
previous page to attach the twelve (12) dual locking coins to the wrist rest.
2. Position the wrist rest on the keyboard tray behind the handle (Figure 1), follow the step 3 on the previous page
to install the wrist rest onto the keyboard tray using the dual-locking coins.
Mouse Pad Mounting
1. Take a mouse pad, peel off the adhesive release (Figure 2).
2. Choose a side of the keyboard tray to use as a mousing surface. Pull out the mouse tray from that side and attach
the mouse pad to it by sliding it into the side of the keyboard until the inside edge of the mouse pad disappears,
and the entire mouse pad is resting on the mouse tray, then press it onto the mouse tray (Figure 3).
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