Human Solution Mobo User manual

STEP 2: INSTALL CURVE ADAPTER
A CURVE ADAPTER is required to provide support where
the chair armrest begins to curve, to keep the BASE UNIT
flat and level with the chair armrest.
FIG 2A: To install the CURVE ADAPTER, turn the LEFT BASE
UNIT over to view the bottom. Insert the CURVE ADAPTER
into the first set of rectangular slots that are located along
each side wall.
FIG 2B: Place the LEFT BASE UNIT over the left chair arm-
rest to check for proper ADAPTER placement. If the MOBO
BASE UNIT is angled up or down, move the ADAPTER back,
one slot at a time, until the base unit is level.
Once you have the CURVE ADAPTER in the correct position,
install the other CURVE ADAPTER into the remaining RIGHT
BASE UNIT using the same slot location.
NOTE: Not every
chair with curved
arms requires the
CURVE ADAPTER . If
the MOBO BASE
UNITs are parallel to the chair armrest and fully
supported, you do not need the CURVE ADAPTER and
can skip this step.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
READ THROUGH INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING. DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS UNTIL INSTRUCTED.
IDENTIFY
CORRECT PARTS
PARTS LIST:
A) LEFT BASE UNIT (1)
B) L2 - Inside CAP - straight edge (1)
C) R2 - Outside CAP - curved edge (1)
D) RIGHT BASE UNIT (1)
E) L1 - Inside CAP - straight edge (1)
F) R1 - Outside CAP - curved edge (1)
G) KEYBOARD TRAY (1)
H) CURVE ADAPTERS - For chairs with
curved armrests (2)
I) MOUNTING CLAMPS (4)
J) Hardware: Screws -
8/32 x 2” (8) 8/32 x 3” (8)
A
BC
D
FE
G
H H
II
STEP 1: IDENTIFY AND
SORT BASE UNIT PARTS
Flip open both BASE UNITS into the
mouse pad position. The curved side
of each BASE UNIT should face to the
outside when installed (FIG 1).
If your chair has flat
or T-shaped armrests,
skip to STEP 5.
Install Curve Adapter for
use with extremely curved
or sloping armrests.
INSTALL ADAPTER FOR EXTREMELY CURVED ARMRESTS
TIP: If your chair’s armrest has padding, the place-
ment of the ADAPTER should have the MOBO BASE
UNIT angled up slightly. This will allow the base unit
to become level once the clamps have been tightened
and the padding is compressed. Otherwise, the base
unit may angle downward once it is fully tightened.
8/32 x 1.5” (8)
FIG 2A
MOUNTING
SLOTS
(Along both walls)
CURVE
ADAPTER
FIG 2B
CURVE
ADAPTER
Version: 1.3 (07/13/09)
1
PATENT PENDING
8/32 x 2.5” (8)
WARNING!
NOT FOR USE WITH
FOOD OR DRINK!
FIG 1A
CURVED
EDGE TO THE
OUTSIDE
LEFT
BASE UNIT

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (Continued)
STEP 3: INSTALL THE REAR MOUNTING CLAMP
Place the opened LEFT BASE UNIT over the left chair armrest. (Curved side of the
base unit and mouse pad should face to the outside). While holding the base unit
in an approximated position, insert the shortest screws into the hole set clos-
est the rear of the base unit. Try to keep the MOUNTING CLAMP on the flattest
areas of the armrest, avoiding the curved areas. Some chairs will allow you to
use the very last hole set and others may require you to use a hole set further up
(Second or third hole set from the end, etc.).
FIG 3 (A): Place the MOUNTING CLAMP under the chair armrest and align it
with the screws. Push the CLAMP up against the bottom of the chair armrest. If
the CLAMP pushes the screws up more than 1/2” above the BASE UNIT, replace
the screws with a shorter size.
FIG 3 (B): Tighten the screws until the BASE UNIT is snug against the armrest,
but can still be moved.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS .
STEP 4: INSTALL THE FRONT MOUNTING CLAMP
Insert screws into the hole set closest to the front as possible, while making sure
to keep the MOUNTING CLAMP on the flattest areas of the armrest, avoiding
the curved areas. Some chairs will allow you to use the very front hole set and
others may require you to use a hole set further back (Second or third hole set
from the front end, etc.).
FIG 4 (A): Place the MOUNTING CLAMP under the chair armrest and align it
with the screws. Push the CLAMP up against the bottom of the chair armrest.
If the CLAMP pushes the screws up more than 1/2” above the BASE UNIT,
replace the screws with a shorter size.
FIG 4 (B): Make sure the CURVE ADAPTER (Step 2) is positioned correctly across
the armrest, where the curve begins. This should provide support and help keep
the Mobo parallel (level) with the armrest. If the placement isn’t correct, adjust
adapter before proceeding.
FIG 4 (C): Tighten the screws until the BASE UNIT is snug against the armrest,
but can still be moved.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS .
REPEAT STEPS 1 - 4 FOR THE OPPOSITE MOBO BASE UNIT, THEN PROCEED TO STEP 7 (FINAL ADJUSTMENTS & TIGHTENING).
FIG 3
MOUNTING
CLAMP
Screws are too long.
Replace with shorter screws.
(A)
(B)
MOUNTING
CLAMPS
CURVE
ADAPTER
CURVED
ARMREST
(A)
(B)
FIG 4
(C)
INSTALLING ON CURVED ARMRESTS
NOTE: Only 8 total screws are
needed to install your Mobo. Save
the unused screws in case you
decide to install your Mobo on a
different chair.
IMPORTANT TIPS & NOTES:
(USE THE SHORTEST SCREW
THAT WILL REACH THE CLAMPS)
Try to use screw
lengths that
will minimize
or eliminate
excess screw
length from the
bottom of the
clamp, when
fully tightened.
TIP: Some chair armrests will not
require the same length screws
in the front and rear. Some arm-
rests may require longer screws
in the front than in the rear or
TIP: Starting the screws into the
clamp is easier if you squeeze the
clamp snug under the armrest.
This will keep the screw heads
raised where they can easily be
turned. Barely tighten the first
side, and it will be easier to start
the screw on the opposite side.
visa-versa (Usually when the
CURVE ADAPTER is used).
CURVED & OPEN
ARMRESTS
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If your chair has flat or T-shaped armrests, skip to STEP 5.

I M P O RTAN T: There must be a clamp
on either side of the T-shaped armrest
“post” (A) Front & (B) Rear.
Screws are too long.
Replace with shorter screws.
FIG 5
MOUNTING
CLAMP
(A)
(B)
STEP 5: INSTALL THE REAR MOUNTING CLAMP
Place the opened LEFT BASE UNIT over the left chair armrest. (Curved side of
the base unit and mouse pad should face to the outside). While holding the base
unit in an approximated position, insert the shortest screws into the hole set
closest the rear of the base unit. Make sure the MOUNTING CLAMP will catch
under the chair armrest. Some chairs will allow you to use the very last hole set
and others may require you to use a hole set further up (Second or third hole set
from the end, etc.).
FIG 5 (A): Place the MOUNTING CLAMP under the chair armrest and align it
with the screws. Push the CLAMP up against the bottom of the chair armrest. If
the CLAMP pushes the screws up more than 1/2” above the BASE UNIT, replace
the screws with a shorter size.
FIG 5 (B): Tighten the screws until the BASE UNIT is snug against the armrest,
but can still be moved.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS .
STEP 6: INSTALL THE FRONT MOUNTING CLAMP
Insert screws into the hole set closest to the front as possible, while making
sure the MOUNTING CLAMP will catch under the chair armrest. Some chairs will
allow you to use the very front hole set and others may require you to use a hole
set further back (Second or third hole set from the front end, etc.).
FIG 6 (A): Place the MOUNTING CLAMP under the chair armrest and align it
with the screws. Push the CLAMP up against the bottom of the chair armrest.
If the CLAMP pushes the screws up more than 1/2” above the BASE UNIT,
replace the screws with a shorter size.
FIG 6 (B): Tighten the screws until the BASE UNIT is snug against the armrest,
but can still be moved.
DO NOT FULLY TIGHTEN SCREWS .
FIG 6
MOUNTING
CLAMP
(A)
(B)
REPEAT STEPS 1-2 & 5-6 FOR THE OPPOSITE MOBO BASE UNIT, THEN PROCEED TO STEP 7 (FINAL ADJUSTMENTS & TIGHTENING).
(A) (B)
INSTALLING ON FLAT ARMRESTS
NOTE: Only 8 total screws are
needed to install your Mobo. Save
the unused screws in case you
decide to install your Mobo on a
different chair.
IMPORTANT TIPS & NOTES:
(USE THE SHORTEST SCREW
THAT WILL REACH THE CLAMPS)
Try to use screw
lengths that
will minimize or
eliminate excess
screw length from
the bottom of the
clamp, when fully
tightened.
TIP: Some chair armrests will not
require the same length screws
in the front and rear. Some arm-
rests may require longer screws
in the front than in the rear.
TIP: Starting the screws into the
clamp is easier if you squeeze the
clamp snug under the armrest.
This will keep the screw heads
raised where they can easily be
turned. Barely tighten the first
side, and it will be easier to start
the screw on the opposite side.
FLAT & T-SHAPED
ARMRESTS
If your chair has curved armrests and you have completed steps 3 & 4, skip to STEP 7.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (Continued)
DISCLAIMER: The MOBO may be dangerous if used improperly, negligently, or illegally. You should use the MOBO in a safe and legal manner, consistent with all applicable laws,
recognized safety rules, and good common sense. For your safety and the safety of others, follow these instructions:
1. DO NOT place food or drinks on the MOBO keyboard tray or mouse pad areas.
2. DO NOT place excessive force on the MOBO’s mouse pad areas while they are in an extended position. Placing excessive force on the mouse pad areas may cause the mouse pad
area to break, resulting in damage to your computer equipment and possible injury.
3. DO NOT use the MOBO’s mouse pad areas as support for getting into and out of your chair while the mouse pad areas are in an extended position. Using the MOBO’s mouse pad
areas as support may cause your chair to flip over, causing damage to your chair, your computer equipment, and possible injury to you.
4. KEEP FINGERS CLEAR of hinged areas when opening or closing the mouse pad areas.
5. SUPERVISE CHILDREN who use the MOBO. The MOBO is not a toy and may cause injury if used improperly.
When you purchase the MOBO, you agree to assume all risks related to or arising from your ownership and use of the MOBO and agree to indemnify and hold Ergobiz, LLC harmless
from any and all claims brought by any person or entity against Ergobiz, LLC related to or arising from your ownership or use of the MOBO.
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY: All ErgoBiz, LLC. products are carefully inspected before leaving the factory. ErgoBiz, LLC. warrants its products to be free of defects in
workmanship and materials. If a product fails in normal use as a result of defects in workmanship or materials, please return it to the factory for inspection. If we determine
the failure was caused by a defect in workmanship or materials, the product will be replaced or at our option, repaired free of charge.
This Lifetime Warranty covers only repairs or replacement of products which are found to be defective in workmanship or materials. It specifically does not cover “com-
plete user satisfaction,” and is specifically void if the product has been abused, misused, altered or has been intentionally or accidentally damaged in any manner through
circumstances due to purchaser’s misuse, abuse or negligence.
STEP 7: ADJUSTING LOOSELY INSTALLED BASE UNITS
Flip the mouse pad areas out, into the open/extended position. Sit back in your chair in
a comfortable, relaxed position. With your elbows and forearms resting on the mobo,
in a natural position, your hands should fall in the centers of the mouse pad areas.
If your hands do not fall close to the center of the mouse pad area slide both MOBO
BASE UNITS either forwards or backwards until they do.
FIG 7A: The BASE UNIT needs to be moved forward on the chair armrest.
FIG 7B: This is the correct position for the BASE UNIT.
STEP 8: TIGHTEN CLAMPS
Once the final position has been
determined, follow the guidelines
below for tightening the MOUNT-
ING CLAMPS:
NOTE: If the MOBO BASE UNIT will not move in the direction needed, you
may have to reposition one or more of the clamps, to allow them to slide in
the direction required, to achieve proper hand positioning.
CURVED ARMRESTS: If you have to reposition the MOBO BASE UNITS and
you installed the CURVE ADAPTER, make sure to double check the ADAPTER
position, as well, before tightening clamps.
I M P O RTAN T: Do not fully
tighten one screw and then move
to the next one. Make sure to
keep each MOBO BASE UNIT
flat and level by tightening each
screw equally, while alternat-
ing between the left and right
screws. If one side is tightened
more than the other, it can cause
the MOBO BASE UNIT to tilt inward or outward (FIG 8).
TIP: You can use this to your advantage as a leveling technique for
sloped or slightly angled armrests when fine-tuning the installation of
the MOBO BASE UNITS. Simply tighten one side more than the other to
help offset any minor slopes. This technique can be used to also fine
tune the slope from front to back, on chairs with padded armrests.
Tighten the screws until the MOBO BASE UNIT is firmly secured to the armrest.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS .
STEP 9: INSTALL CAPS
FIG 9A: Look under the bottom of
each CAP and find the ID mark (FIG
9A). Match to the corresponding
ID mark on each BASE UNIT.
FIG 9B: Align posts on CAP with
the three raised cylinders along
the edge of the BASE UNIT and
firmly snap into place. Repeat for
all CAPS.
YOU ARE FINISHED
WITH THE INSTALLATION.
ENJOY THE COMFORT AND
HEALTHY POSTURE PROVIDED
BY YOUR NEW MOBO.
FIG 7A
FIG 7B
FINAL POSITIONING, ADJUSTMENTS AND CLAMP TIGHTENING
FIG 9B
INCORRECT: T he BASE UNIT is tilted
inward. This is caused by the inside
screws being tighter than the outside.
FIG 8
INCORRECT ANGLE
ARMREST
CLAMP
FIG 9A
CAP
BASE UNIT