How does the stand connect to the monitor?
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monitors have 4 threaded holes in back at 100 mm spacing typically. the stand comes with the bolts, easy to attach.
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There are 8 holes on the bracket 4 of them should line up with the holes on the back of the monitor.
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It is via 4 screws (included) onto the VESA mount. So, make sure your monitor has VESA mount (square) on the back.
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See the square at the top. It has 4 holes for 4 screws that match up with the monitor.
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The monitor needs to be VESA 100 x 100 compatible. The stand comes with four screws that attach the stand to the monitor. Instructions that come with the stand are very clear in showing to attach the stand.
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If you are asking how it physically attaches to the Laptop monitor just open the silver hinged plate on the bottom and attach it to a suitable place on the monitor.
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There is no built-in way to attach your monitor to the stand's panel.We are working to develop a new product with a larger panel that should allow you to safely adjust you monitor's height without first removing it from the stand. I hope to have this newly designed product available in April.
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It has a stand of sorts. It has a bracket that can attach to a laptop and it has two slotted brackets that act as a stand when attached to each side of the monitor.
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You have to detach the stand and mount with a wall mount. Very easy to do. Great monitor. I use 3 of them for my dental office.
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Yes. Attach the stand, plug in the VGA and power cord, turn it on and you are done. The hardest part is taking it out of the box.
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That's not a function of the monitor, it is a function of the Surface. The monitor has an HDMI out port. How you connect that to the Surface is your choice.
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The stand stem was already attached to the screen. I screwed the stem into the base. It doesn't look like the stem is removable from the back of the monitor.
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The back of the unit has four threaded holes for attaching a VESA mount. The holes become exposed when you remove the plate on the back of the monitor. The holes and their distances are compliant with the VESA standard for mounting flat-panel monitors. I used these to connect my monitor to the VESA mount provided by the standing desk that I use.
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The stand is attached via the monitor's VESA mountings so it must be removed to mount it directly.
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It's pretty simple to adjust. There is a clamp with a tightener on it. You just have to hold the monitor steady while adjusting the clamp. I don't adjust mine so often, but it is a very well designed stand. Good luck!
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It completely depends on the size of the monitor being mounted to the stand. A bigger monitor would be closer to the desk surface.
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I don't know how to use the monitor with out dthe stand. It is possible, but i did try it.
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An adapter for Apple displays is included. Follow instructions. This is a GREAT monitor arm, you won't be sorry you purchased it, it is better than anything I have seen on the market, and looks nice on a desk. Just take your time putting it together and keep the allen wrench on the arm, there is a place it goes, so you can make adjustments when you need to. I had to move mine three or four times before I found the perfect setup.
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The monitor attaches to the dash using tape on the bottom of the stand. Mine attached fine to the dash of a Honda Pilot and has stayed in place for the past couple of months without any problem.
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The stand for it is adjustable and could be wall mounted. That would allow the monitor to then be attached to the stand. I don't think it is possible to mount the monitor to the wall without using the stand.
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I don't see an obvious way of connecting the monitor to a wall mount. The mount provided is relatively small and takes up very little space.