The features of the Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Features
3. Assembly
4. Range of Movement

Introduction

(Figure.1 and 2 Dell Dual Monitor Arm with and without the monitors attached)

If you are looking to maximize your productivity, then you should look at this Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20.

The Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20 supports mounting your computer and/or one or two monitors. You can install your Dell UltraSharp, or P-Series monitors using the Quick Release. It mounts selected OptiPlex Micro, Ultra, or Wyse computers on the monitor with virtually no tools. The counterbalance indicator on the arm offers replication across identical monitors ensuring rapid deployment across busy workspaces. The integrated cable management slot with clips can hold up to 10 cables which help to keep your desk neat and uncluttered.

You can locate further information about the Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20 on the following link:

• Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20 Documentation

You can search the Dell Sales Site for the Dell Pro Dual Monitor Arm MDA20 to find out information such as the price.

Features

Assembly

Assembly Steps:

1. The desk mount fits to a flat edge like the back of your desk

   

   (Figure.4 Desk Mount)

2. Attach the screw clamp over the bolts in the desk mount and tighten the bolts and then the screw clamp to secure the mount to the desk

   

   (Figure.5 Screw Clamp)

3. Slide both of the lower arms over the desk mount

   

   (Figure.6 Lower Arms)

4. Line up the dots on the arm and mount and move the slider to lock the arm at either 180° or 360° on both

   

   (Figure.7 Slider Lock Lower Arms)

5. Slide the upper arm down on to the lower arm for both

   

   (Figure.8 Upper Arms)

6. Line up the dots where the lower and upper arms connect and use the slide to lock in your preferred angle on each arm

   

   (Figure.9 Slider Lock Upper Arms)

7. Slide and pull the covers off both of the lower and upper arms

   

   (Figure.10 Cable Tray Covers)

8. Route your cables through the exposed clips to keep them tidy and out of the way

   

   (Figure.11 Cable Routing)

9. Attach your devices to the end of each arm

   

   (Figure.12 Attachment)

10. Plug up your cables

    

    (Figure.13 Attach Cables)

11. Fit the covers back onto the lower and upper arms to conceal the cables

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Range of Movement

(Figure.14 Vertical Movement)

(Figure.15 Depth of Movement)