Woodworker's Hardware KV5710 User manual

KV5710 Keyboard and Mouse Tray
Carton should contain the keyboard tray subassembly and a hardware kit consisting of:
4- #8 x 1⁄4" self tapping screws
8- #8 x 5⁄8" mounting screws
4- Adjustable mounting brackets with 7 position slots
Assembly, Mounting Installation Instructions
Step 1. Keyboard Preparation (Optional)
It is recommended, but is not required, to disas-
semble the slides from the tray for easier instal-
lation. This is easily done by first depressing the
plastic lever as shown in figure 1 and then
pulling the slide members apart. Repeat for
other slide.
Figure 1
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merchantability and fitness for use.

Step 2. Determine Mounting Direction
Measure mounting location to determine if the mount-
ing brackets should face inwards or outwards. If width
is less than 24 inches the brackets must face inward. If
the mounting location is 24 inches or greater the brack-
ets may face either direction.
Step 3. Determine Drop Height
A. Measure the maximum height of the keyboard that
you will be using. Compare keyboard height with the
adjustment heights in Chart A to determine at which
height position the mounting brackets need to be
installed.
Chart A Max. Keyboard Height (inches)
Position 1 3.60
Position 2 3.38
Position 3 3.15
Position 4 2.93
Position 5 2.70
Position 6 2.48
Position 7 2.25
B. Alternatively, you may use Chart B and Figure 2 to
determine what height is desired to allow a knee
clearance or chair clearance, underneath the key-
board after installation.
Chart B Height Loss Under Surface (inches)
Position 1 3.86
Position 2 3.64
Position 3 3.41
Position 4 3.19
Position 5 2.96
Position 6 2.74
Position 7 2.51
Step 4. Assemble Brackets
Attach mounting brackets to the slide cabinet member,
in the direction (step 1) and position (step 2 a or b),
using the #8 x 1⁄4" self tapping screws provided in the
hardware kit.
Step 5. Surface Preparation
Depending on whether the bracket direction is inward
or outward- Use the dimensions provided on this sheet
to layout the hole locations on the surface before
drilling. Drill 4 pilot holes, for #8 x 5/8" screws, into the
underside of the surface.
Position 1
Position 7 Position 7
Position 7
19 inches
Desired
Clearance
Height from
floor to
underneath
surface
Height Loss
Table Leg Floor
Desk Top
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Align and
insert tray. Pull forward.

Step 6. Mounting
Attach the slide cabinet members to the underside of
the surface, using #8 x 5/8" screws provided in the
hardware kit. For now, only put screws in the front side
to side slotted holes.
Step 7. Installation
With the slides mounted, first pull the ball bearings to
the front end. Then insert the keyboard tray subassem-
bly into the slides and push tray completely to closed
position as shown in figure 4. (It is normal to encounter
some resistant force when inserting the tray and clos-
ing it for the first time as the ball bearings must skid
into place the last 25% of the travel.)
Step 8. Adjustment
Open and close the keyboard slowly. Check that noth-
ing is binding and that the tray latches in the open posi-
tion. (The latch is to hold the tray stationary during typ-
ing. To close the tray, just push.) Carefully loosen
screws in surface and adjust slides as needed. Tighten
screws securely and add additional screws through the
center front to rear slotted holes to lock the tray in its
final position.
Step 9. Operation
The keyboard tray is now ready for use. Place your
keyboard on the tray and adjust the palm rest to your
desired position, as shown in figure 5 & 6. Reach under
the keyboard tray and grip the mouse tray, as shown in
figure 6, and pull it open. (either left or right) The
mouse tray has a textured paint to provide traction for
your mouse. However, you can use a regular mouse
pad on top of the mouse tray is desired. To shut the
mouse tray just push it closed. If you use a mouse pad,
you should not need to remove it before closing.
Step 10. Mouse Tray Adjustment for Wheelchair.
The mouse tray can be adjusted upward approximately
5⁄16" to make more clearance underneath for wheelchair
access.
A. Remove all screws from the underside of the tray, as
shown in figure 6 and remove the shroud.
B. Move all the plastic blocks to align with upper set of
holes.
C. Replace shroud and install screws in the upper set
of holes.
Note that by adjusting the mouse tray upwards, it elimi-
nates the ability to store a mouse pad internally.
Figure 5
Figure 6
Move palm rest to notch
that provides the most
comfortable position.
Gently squeeze palm
rest and adjust height
as desired.
Figure 7