Atdec AWM-A13 User manual

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Installation Guide
AWM-A13
130 Arm
COMPONENT CHECKLIST
REQUIRED TOOLS
WEIGHT RANGE
A
Monitor Arm
(x1)
B
VESA Head
(x1)
D
Screw
M4x25mm
(x4)
E
Screw
M4x16mm
(x4)
F
Screw
M4x12mm
(x4)
G
Spacer
(x4)
H
Security
Screw
(x1)
I
4mm
Hex Key
(x1)
• Phillips Head Screwdriver
Flat Monitors
0 - 12kg
(0 - 26.5lbs)
Curved Monitors
0 - 8kg
(0 - 17.5lbs)
Monitor weight should be within the
weight range of all modular elements
that make up the complete monitor
mounting solution.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
! Please ensure this product is installed as per these installation instructions.
! Do not remove/ throw away the plastic cap on channel clamp.
! The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation.
! This product is compatible with Atdec AWM Series products.
! Curved monitors, deep devices (such as all-in-one PCs), VESA mounted accessories (such as mini PC brackets and mounts), and
offset VESA locations exert additional leverage that can exceed the capacity of the mount even though the monitor weight may be
within the stated range. Please contact Atdec if you would like further information.

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2. Remove rotation ring
1. Press
2. Lift
3. Place the rotation ring
in the desired postion
2. Set arm rotation to 180° (optional)
2.3. Remove plastic sleeve from
post clamp..
2.1. Loosen tilt head joint
screw.
2.2. Remove tilt head from channel
clamp.
2.4. Remove rotation ring. 2.5. Place
rotation ring
in desired
position
and replace
plastic sleeve.
NOTE: Place the rotation ring
depending on what post channel
the arm will be attached to. The tag
should always face toward the user.
1. Remove plastic sleeve
Note rotation is set to 360° by default.
180°
360°
OR
Default
Position
Flipped
Position
Tag
2.6. Fit tilt head back
onto channel clamp.
2.7. Ensure tilt head is
fully pushed onto shaft.
2.8. Tighten joint screw.
1. Fix Arm to Post or Wall Channel
1.1. Ensure knob is undone. 1.2. Slide post clamp into channel.
Push knob to
aid insertion
1.3. Hold clamp in desired position on
channel and turn knob to lock in place.
NOTE: Check
the rotation is
smooth after
tightening.
NOTE: Ensure
plastic sleeve is
on shaft before
tting arm.

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4. Mount monitor
5. Adjust tilt tension & Install security screw
3. Attach VESA head to monitor
3.2. Attach VESA head onto monitor with provided screws.3.1. Check VESA mounting
compatibility.
100mm
75mm
100mm
75mm
NOTE: For other sizes,
use a suitable adaptor
plate (sold separately).
Flush
Too long Too short
Spacer
5mm 12mm
NOTE: Be sure to use a screw
length that suits the monitor.
NOTE: Spacers may be
required for curved, recessed
or uneven monitor surfaces.
Monitor arm
4.1. Insert VESA head into the
monitor arm.
4.3. Push the lever down to
secure it to the arm assembly.
4.2. Ensure that the VESA head sits ush within
the monitor arm. There should be no gap.
Gap No gap
Tighten
Loosen
Tighten
Loosen
5.1. Use the allen key to adjust the tilt tension until the
monitor holds in a vertical position at the end of the arm.
NOTE: Support
monitor while
adjusting
5.2. (OPTIONAL) To install the optional security
screw tilt the head upwards.

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No portion of this document or any artwork contained herein should be reproduced in any way without
the express written consent of Atdec Pty Ltd. Due to continuing product development, the manufacturer
reserves the right to alter specications without notice. ©20220830
6. Monitor arm cable management
Ensure enough
cable slack is
given to allow
for movement
of the monitor
6.1. Plug cables into the monitor and
route the cables down the arm using
the cable hooks and clips.
7. Post cable management
Load cables
into cable
cover
7.2. To route
cables down
post, start
by removing
the post’s
cable covers
and clips.
Recommended
Position
CABLE CLIPS
7.3. Load cables into cable clip.
7.4. Insert one
side of the
cable clip into
a channel on
the post, then
push in the
other side.
7.5.
(OPTIONAL)
Cable covers
can be clipped
on over the
cable clips.
7.1. Cable clips and covers can be clipped onto
any post channel however the rear channel is
recommended for good concealment.
Optional cable
cover positions
SQUEEZE
SQUEEZE
SQUEEZE
SQUEEZE
Cables can
exit from the
side of the
cable cover
PUSH
PUSH
PUSH
CABLE COVERS
7.6 Load cables
into cable cover.
7.7 Clip the cable
cover onto any of the
four post channels.
HINT: Cable covers have
greater cable capacity.