The Features of the Dell Pro Micro All-in-One Stand MFS22

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Features
3. Assembly
4. Range of Movement
5. Supported Systems

Introduction

(Figure.1 and 2 Dell Micro Form Factor All-in-One Stand with/without the monitor and computer attached)

If you are looking to maximize your productivity, then you should look at this Dell Pro Micro All-in-One Stand MFS22.

The MFS22 supports mounting your micro computer and one monitor. You can secure your Desktop and Dell monitor with an all-in-one stand with effortless setup and a cable management system for a clean workspace. You can install your Dell UltraSharp or P-Series monitors using the Quick Release. It mounts selected OptiPlex Micro computers on the monitor with virtually no tools. The integrated cable management slot with clips can hold cables which help to keep your desk neat and uncluttered.

You can locate further information about the Dell Pro Micro All-in-One Stand MFS22 on the following link:

• Dell Pro Micro All-in-One Stand MFS22 Documentation

You can search the Dell Sales Site for the Dell Pro Micro All-in-One Stand MFS22 to find out information such as the price.

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Features

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Assembly

Assembly Steps:

1. The desk stand is freestanding on the desk and locks to the stand arm from under the stand.

   

   (Figure.4 Desk stand)

2. Screw and tighten the mounting bolts into the base of the micro computer.

   

   (Figure.5 Mounting screws)

3. Locate the mounting screws into the computer plate on the stand and push down to secure the computer to the stand.

   

   (Figure.6 Mount the computer)

4. Route the computer and monitor cables through the slot in the stand and into the computer. (Leave the monitor cables free until the monitor has been fitted.)

   

   (Figure.7 Route the cables)

5. Slide the security cable cover over the cables connected into the computer.

   

   (Figure.8 Cable cover)

6. Lock the slide latch under the front of the computer.

   

   (Figure.9 Slider Lock)

7. Using an optional padlock and the hasp on the stand, you can lock the computer in place.

   

   (Figure.10 Security Lock)

8. Locate the monitor onto the monitor arm of the stand.

   

   (Figure.11 Fit the monitor)

9. Use the hooks on the back of the cable cover to take up any slack in the monitor cabling.

   

   (Figure.12 Cable hooks)

10. Plug up your Monitor cables

    

    (Figure.13 Attach cables)

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Range of Movement

(Figure.14 Do Not attempt to swivel to Portrait from Landscape)

(Figure.15 Monitor Quick Release)

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Supported Systems

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