Atdec AWMS-DW User manual

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Installation Guide
AWMS-DW
Dynamic Arm Wall Mount
COMPONENT CHECKLIST
A
Single Wall
Bracket
(x1)
G
Screw
M4x25mm
(x4)
H
Screw
M4x16mm
(x4)
I
Screw
M4x12mm
(x4)
F
Spacer
(x4)
J
Security
Screw
(x1)
E
Washer
(x2)
D
Screw
M8x70mm
(x2)
K
4mm
Hex Key
(x1)
L
6mm
Hex Key
(x1)
C
VESA
Head
(x1)
B
Dynamic
Monitor Arm
(x1)
REQUIRED TOOLS
• Phillips head screwdriver
• Power drill
• Suitable drill bit
• Driver bit for selected
wall fasteners
• Stud nder
• Spirit level
WEIGHT RANGE
Flat Monitor
0 - 9kg (0 - 20lb)
Curved Monitor
0 - 6kg (0 - 13.5lbs)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
! Please ensure this product is installed as per these installation instructions.
! Do not remove or throw away the plastic sleeve on wall bracket and arm links.
!The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation.
! Failure to install this product correctly may cause serious injury/death during or following installation.
!This product is not suitable for outdoor use.
!Do not use this product for mobile applications.
! This product should only be installed by professional installers of good mechanical aptitude, who have experience with
building construction, and fully understand these instructions and the consequences of incorrect installation.
! Supplied wall fasteners are for timber stud wall constructions only. For other wall constructions, such as masonry, alternative
suitable wall fasteners should be sourced by the installer.
! To safely achieve the full capacity of this product, wall fasteners must have a pull-out (tension) force rating of at least 100kg
(1000N) per fastener. This rating must include a safety factor.
! Professional installer to ensure adequate structural capacity of wall (including appropriate safety factor) to support total
weight of all equipment being mounted.
!Drilling into electrical wires can cause death - use appropriate equipment and caution when drilling holes in walls to avoid
electrical cables, water pipes and gas pipes. Do not drill into structures unless you have established it’s safe to do so.
! 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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4.1 Check VESA mounting
compatibility.
3.1 Push arm onto the wall bracket
shaft. Ensure grub screw is retracted
before doing so.
4. Attach VESA head to monitor
1. Mount the Wall Bracket to the Wall
x2
Using the
Single Wall
Bracket as
a template,
mark the
two xing
hole positions
for drilling.
NOTE: On a timber
stud wall, use a good
quality stud nder to
position mounting
fasteners in the
centre of studs.
NOTE: Wall bracket
must be level. Verify
using a quality spirit
level tool positioned
along the side edge
of the wall bracket.
NOTE:
• Alternative wall constructions, such as masonry,
will require different fasteners than what is
supplied with the product.
• Selection and sourcing of alternative wall mounting
fasteners is the responsibility of the installer. See
‘Important Information’ above for more details.
NOTE: Thickness of sheeting and cladding
over the timber stud, including plaster board,
should not exceed 15mm (⅝”).
70mm (2 3 /
4”)
Stud
(5
/
32”)
4mm
Timber Stud
2. (Optional) Set arm rotation to 360°
Note rotation is set to 180°by default. This will protect the wall by preventing the arm swinging into it.
2.1 Remove plastic
sleeve from wall
bracket
2.2 Remove
rotation ring.
1. Press
2. Lift
2.3 Place rotation ring in
desired position and replace
plastic sleeve.
3. Fit arm to Single Wall Bracket
3.2 Ensure arm is fully
pushed onto bracket
3.3 Tighten the set screw with
4mm Hex Key to secure the arm
in place.
NOTE: Check
the joint
rotation is
smooth after
tightening.
NOTE:
Ensure
plastic
sleeve is on
shaft before
tting arm.
4.2 Attach VESA head onto monitor with
provided screws.
NOTE: Spacers may be required for curved,
recessed or uneven monitor surfaces.
100mm
75mm
100mm
75mm
NOTE: For other sizes, use a suitable
adaptor plate (sold separately).
180°
360°
OR
Default
Position
Flipped
Position
180°
360°
OR
Default
Position
Flipped
Position
180°
360°
OR
Default
Position
Flipped
Position
Flush
Too long Too short
Spacer
5mm 12mm
NOTE: Be sure to use a screw
length that suits the monitor.

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5. Mount monitor
5.1 Insert VESA head into the
monitor arm.
5.3 Push the lever down to
secure it to the arm assembly.
5.2 Ensure that the VESA head sits
ush within the monitor arm. There
should be no gap.
Monitor arm Gap No gap
6. Adjust tilt tension & Install security screw
Loosen
Tighten
Loosen
Tighten
6.1 Use the provided Hex 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
6.2 (OPTIONAL) To install the optional security
screw tilt the head upwards.
7. Adjust arm tension
Heavier
Monitor
Lighter
Monitor
7.1 To accurately set the tension of the arm,
position the monitor at 90 degrees
7.2 Use the allen key to adjust the arm tension to the weight
of the monitor. Follow steps 7.3 to 7.5 to set the tension.
90°
7.3 If the monitor sags or falls down,
increase the arm tension by rotating
the screw clockwise.
7.5 If the monitor oats or hovers
in all positions the arm tension
is balanced and does not require
further adjustment.
7.4 If the monitor springs upwards
from the bottom position, decrease
the arm tension by rotating the
screw anti-clockwise.
Monitor Falls
(from top)
Increase Tension
Monitor ‘Floats’
(all positions)
Balanced
Monitor Springs
(from bottom)
Reduce Tension

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8. Tension gauge
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When installing
multiple
monitors of a
similar weight,
use the tension
gauge to make
installation faster.
1. Set up one monitor
and record the position
of the marker on
the gauge.
2. When installing
subsequent monitors,
pre-tension the arm to
the recorded amount,
then ne-tune the
tension by following
steps 7.3 to 7. 5.
Arm Tension Gauge
Marker
9. Cable management
9.1 Plug cables into the monitor
and route the cables down the arm
using the cable hooks and clips.
9.2 Wedge cable into the central
gap and slide it down the arm.
9.3 The cable should slip into the arm
cavity
9.4 Slide the remaining loose
cable from the central gap up
the arm.
See steps 9.2 to 9.4
Important!
Ensure enough cable slack is
given in this area to allow for
movement of the monitor.