CMD Miro Operation manual

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590mm
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Use the 5mm Allen key
to turn the bolt at the
base of the lower arm as
shown.
Designed to t onto desks with 16-27mm
thickness with the included clamp.
The base of the lower
arm indicates which
direction to turn the bolt
to suit the monitor.
The window on the
lower arm indicates the
current weight/tension
setting from 0-10 kg.
Turn the bolt anti-
clockwise to suit lower
weight monitors. Do not
adjust beyond ‘STOP’.
Turn the bolt clockwise
to suit heavier monitors
upto a maximum weight
of 10kg.
Ensure to align the
desired weight setting
centrally in the window.
Lower the arm assembly
down onto the installed
base on the desk.
Align the VESA holes
with those on the
monitor, either 75mm or
100mm spacing.
Guide the lug on the
side of the arm into the
slot on the lockout bush
as shown.
Fix in place with supplied
xing screws.
The arm is now secured
in place and ready for
the head and monitor to
be installed.
Angle the metal spigot
on the head to the
position shown ready to
install on the arm.
Use the 4mm Allen key
to tighten the 2x grub
screws in the clamp into
the base.
Place the clamp cover
over the base with the
recess facing the desk
edge. No xing required.
The base is now secured
in place and ready for
the arm to be installed.
The supplied foam pad
can be applied to the
bottom of the base to
protect the desk surface.
If not already in place, t
the 180° lockout bush
with the notch facing
the left as shown
Place the base near the
edge of the desk and
offer up the C-clamp as
shown.
Mounting the base to the desk
Dimensions
Installing the arm
Installing the head onto the monitor
3mm
VESA
screws
4mm 5mm
Pre-tensioning the arm (if monitor weight is known)
Miro Installation, user and care guide
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Part No: 134330 Issue No: 001

CMD Ltd, Rotherham, S65 1EN, UK
T: 01709 829 511 E: [email protected]
10kg max
Additional information
• Fix the clamp of the monitor arm to a suitable solid worksurface that is capable of supporting the arm and maximum loading of 10kg.
• Product to be used only for the intended purpose of supporting certain display equipment in an ofce environment.
• Installation is to be carried out in accordance with relevant Health & Safety regulations and only to be carried out by a skilled or competent person.
• The installation should be installed to comply with the relevant national standards and be inspected and tested prior to being put into service (in the
UK BS 7671 Wiring Regulations or BS 6396 Ofce and Educational Systems Best Practice).
• Do not misuse, dismantle or re-congure the product because doing so will invalidate the warranty.
Safety
• Refer to the Declaration of Conformity.
Standards
• Clean using a dry cloth. No abrasives or solvents to be used on the product.
• Do not drop or expose to moisture.
Product care
Connect the necessary
cables to the monitor.
Flex the cables inside the
integral cable clips.
Feed the cables down
the arm and ex into the
remaining cable clips as
shown.
Use appropriate cable
management when
connecting to your
power and data source.
Use the 5mm Allen key
to turn the bolt at the
base of the lower arm as
shown.
The load range for this
monitor arm is from 2kg
to a maximum of 10kg.
Turn the bolt anti-
clockwise to suit lower
weight monitors.
For further adjustment,
use the supplied 3mm
Allen key to loosen or
tighten the 2x bolts.
The monitor can be rotated about its central axis
and tilted forwards and backwards. Tightening the
2x bolts in the head increases friction to keep the
monitor in place but allowing further adjustment.
Turn the bolt clockwise
to suit heavier monitors
upto a maximum weight
of 10kg.
Cable management
Arm adjustment
Additional monitor adjustment
Supported load
Offer up the monitor
with attached head to
the arm assembly as
shown.
Insert the head spigot
into the arm ensuring
that the arrows are
aligned as shown.
Tilt the monitor to the
desired viewing angle
now that it is installed.
Rotate the monitor and
head 180° to prevent it
from being lifted out of
the arm.
The monitor and head
are now secured in place
and ready for cables to
be installed.
The arrows are now no
longer aligned.
Installing the head (with monitor)
No power tools