VIVO Pneumatic Arm Single Ultrawide Monitor Wall Mount

Important Safety Information

WARNING!

If you do not understand these directions, or if you have any doubts about the safety of the installation, please call a qualified technician. Check carefully to make sure there are no missing or defective parts. Improper installation may cause damage or serious injury. Do not use this product for any purpose that is not explicitly specified in this manual. Do not exceed weight capacity. VIVO cannot be liable for damage or injury caused by improper mounting, incorrect assembly or inappropriate use.

CAUTION!

DO NOT INSTALL INTO DRYWALL ALONE. VERIFY YOUR WALL CONSTRUCTION. USE WOOD STUDS TO MOUNT. Mounting for brick and concrete walls is included. If unsure, contact VIVO at vivo-us.com, email at help@vivo-us.com, or call 309-278-5303.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD

SMALL PARTS - NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS. ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED.

Package Contents

Note: Some hardware included may not be used.

DO NOT EXCEED WEIGHT CAPACITY: 2.2-44lbs (1-20kg). Failure to do so may result in serious injury.

Tools Needed

• Phillips Screwdriver
• Drill
• Stud Finder
• Ratchet
• Level

Assembly Steps

STEP 1: Mount Wall Bracket

OPTION A: Wood Wall Installation

Use Wall Bracket (A) to mark drilling locations on the wall where a stud is located. Use of a level and stud finder is recommended. Drill 2.2” (55mm) deep holes using a 3/16" (4.5mm) bit. Secure Wall Bracket (A) to the wall using ST6.3x55 Screws (W-A) with M6 Washers (W-C) and a 10mm socket wrench. Insert Round Screw Cap (E) and Oval Screw Cap (F) into the mounting holes.

[Diagram: Wall Bracket (A) attached to a wood wall stud with screws (W-A), washers (W-C), and caps (E, F). Pilot holes indicated.]

OPTION B: Concrete/Brick Wall Installation

Use Wall Bracket (A) to mark drilling locations on the wall. Use of a level is recommended. Drill 2.4" (60mm) deep holes using a 3/8" (10mm) bit. Insert Concrete Anchors (W-B) into predrilled holes. Secure Wall Bracket (A) to the wall using ST6.3x55 Screws (W-A) with M6 Washers (W-C) and a 10mm socket wrench. Insert Round Screw Cap (E) and Oval Screw Cap (F) into the mounting holes.

[Diagram: Wall Bracket (A) attached to a concrete/brick wall with anchors (W-B), screws (W-A), washers (W-C), and caps (E, F). Pilot holes with anchors indicated.]

STEP 2: Attach Arms to Wall Bracket

Assemble Lower Arm (B) and Gas Spring Arm (C) to Wall Bracket (A). Tighten set screws on Wall Bracket (A) and Lower Arm (B) using 3mm Allen Wrench (T-A).

[Diagram: Lower Arm (B) and Gas Spring Arm (C) connected to Wall Bracket (A), secured with set screws using Allen Wrench (T-A).]

STEP 3: Connect VESA Plate to Gas Spring Arm

Connect VESA Plate (D) to Gas Spring Arm (C) using Keyed Spacer (S-A), M8x25mm Screw (S-B), and 6mm Allen Wrench (T-B). Ensure the hexagon side of Keyed Spacer (S-A) faces upward towards VESA Plate (D). Remove Thumbscrew (D1) from the back of VESA Plate (D). Separate Front VESA Plate (D2) from Back VESA Plate (D3). Set aside.

[Diagram: VESA Plate (D) connected to Gas Spring Arm (C) with Keyed Spacer (S-A) and Screw (S-B) using Allen Wrench (T-B). VESA plate shown separated into Front (D2) and Back (D3) components.]

STEP 4: Attach VESA Plate to Monitor

Connect Front VESA Plate (D2) to the back of the monitor using appropriate Screws (M-A, M-B), M5 Washers (M-C), and a Phillips Screwdriver. Ensure correct screw length is used.

[Diagram: Front VESA Plate (D2) attached to monitor back with screws (M-A, M-B) and washers (M-C) using Phillips Screwdriver. Options for screw length indicated.]

STEP 5: Mount Monitor to Arm

Align the tabs on Front VESA Plate (D2) with the slots on Back VESA Plate (D3). Insert tabs into slots and re-install Thumbscrew (D1) into Back VESA Plate (D3) to secure the monitor.

[Diagram: Monitor with attached VESA Plate (D2) mounted onto the arm's Back VESA Plate (D3), secured with Thumbscrew (D1).]

STEP 6: Adjust Gas Spring Tension

While holding Gas Spring Arm (C) horizontally, adjust the gas spring tension using 6mm Allen Wrench (T-B). Turn the adjustment screw counter-clockwise if the arm drops, and clockwise if the arm rises, until the monitor holds its position.

[Diagram: Gas Spring Arm (C) tension adjustment using Allen Wrench (T-B). Instructions for adjusting arm drop/rise are shown.]

CAUTION: To avoid damage to the monitor and mount, always keep the arm in a horizontal position while making adjustments.

STEP 7: Cable Management

Remove the cable management cover from Gas Spring Arm (C) using a Phillips screwdriver. Slide the cable management cover from Lower Arm (B) off. Route cables and reattach cable management covers.

[Diagram: Cable management covers removed from arms (B, C), cables routed, and covers reattached.]

STEP 8: Safety Placement

For safety, do not extend the monitor behind the desk. This may cause instability and tip the desk over.

[Diagrams illustrating safe monitor placement and rotation/tilt adjustments.]