User Guide
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...mouse (page 39). A wireless connection is within the range of supported weight of your mounting system. Before connecting your computer to the computer or personal injuries. While your computer is wall mounted, do not place any objects on top of your computer so as not to break the... frame and cause the main unit to the wall-mount type, make sure that came with your computer for the weight information. Getting Started > Setting Up Your Computer n 19 N Preparing for Wall Mounting Four mounting studs and six screws, which are compliant with the Video Electronics ...
...mouse (page 39). A wireless connection is within the range of supported weight of your mounting system. Before connecting your computer to the computer or personal injuries. While your computer is wall mounted, do not place any objects on top of your computer so as not to break the... frame and cause the main unit to the wall-mount type, make sure that came with your computer for the weight information. Getting Started > Setting Up Your Computer n 19 N Preparing for Wall Mounting Four mounting studs and six screws, which are compliant with the Video Electronics ...
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n 24 N 7 Secure your wall mount attachment to mount your computer with adequate torque. Do not use the supplied accessory tool and tighten the mounting studs with the supplied four short screws. ! Be sure to use any screws other than the supplied ones. 8 Follow the instructions described in the manual that came with your mounting system to your computer using the hole on each mounting stud. Getting Started > Setting Up Your Computer 6 Screw the supplied four mounting studs (8) onto the mounting base plate. !
n 24 N 7 Secure your wall mount attachment to mount your computer with adequate torque. Do not use the supplied accessory tool and tighten the mounting studs with the supplied four short screws. ! Be sure to use any screws other than the supplied ones. 8 Follow the instructions described in the manual that came with your mounting system to your computer using the hole on each mounting stud. Getting Started > Setting Up Your Computer 6 Screw the supplied four mounting studs (8) onto the mounting base plate. !