A-STSWW-A - Poste de travail assis-debout mural Atdec - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Monitor Arm
Brand	Atdec
Model	A-STSWW-A
VESA Compatibility	75x75mm, 100x100mm
Weight Capacity	8 kg (17.6 lbs)
Tilt Range	-5° to +15°
Swivel Range	±90°
Rotation	360°
Material	Aluminum, Steel
Color	Black
Mounting Options	Desk clamp or grommet mount
Height Adjustment	Yes (gas spring)
Cable Management	Built-in cable channel
Maximum Reach	480 mm (18.9 in)
Product Weight	2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Power Supply	Not required (passive)
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth
Safety Warning	Do not exceed weight capacity; ensure secure installation
Spare Parts Availability	VESA plates, gas springs, and mounting hardware
Environment	Indoor use only
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - A-STSWW-A Atdec

How do I install the Atdec A-STSWW-A monitor arm?

Attach the clamp or grommet base to your desk, then mount the VESA plate to your monitor and slide it onto the arm. Tighten all screws securely. Refer to the included manual for detailed steps.

What is the maximum weight capacity?

The maximum weight capacity is 8 kg (17.6 lbs). Do not exceed this weight to ensure safety and proper function.

Is the arm VESA compatible with all monitors?

It supports VESA patterns 75x75mm and 100x100mm, which covers most monitors. Check your monitor's VESA pattern before purchase.

Can I adjust the height without tools?

Yes, the arm features a gas spring for tool-free height adjustment. Simply lift or lower the monitor to the desired position.

What mounting options are available?

The arm includes both a desk clamp and a grommet mount for desks with a cable hole. Choose the one that fits your desk.

How do I manage cables with this arm?

The arm has a built-in cable management channel that runs along the arm to keep wires tidy and out of sight.

What is the warranty period?

Atdec offers a 2-year warranty on the A-STSWW-A against manufacturing defects.

Can I use this arm with a curved monitor?

Yes, as long as the monitor's weight and VESA pattern are compatible. Curved monitors may require careful positioning due to their shape.

How do I clean the arm?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the arm. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.

What should I do if the arm loses tension?

Check the gas spring adjustment (if available) or contact Atdec support for replacement parts. Do not disassemble the arm yourself.

USER MANUAL A-STSWW-A Atdec

Sit-to-Stand Workstation - Antimicrobial

Wall Mounted

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Component Checklist

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Lower Arm Upper Arm

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Vertical Screen Slider

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Keyboard Tray Tilt Head

Tools Required

• 8mm wrench
• Drill
• 10mm masonry bit
• 4.5mm drill bit
• Ratchet
• Spirit Level
• Stud Finder
• Pencil

Wall Mounting Hardware

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Coach Screw (x6)

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

! IMPORTANT - Install as per Installation Instructions
! The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation.
! This product supports a maximum load 8Kg (17.6lbs.)
! The wall mount can be installed on vertical, flat, solid concrete or brick walls, or timber stud walls only.
! Thewallshouldbestrongenoughtosustainaweightofatleastfourtimesthatofthedisplayandwallmountbracketcombined. If in doubt, consult a structural engineer.
! Checkwallanchorsandscrewsevery3monthsfromthe timeofinstallationtoensuretheworkstationisfirmlyfixedtothewall.
! Tighten all screws (do not exert excessive force to avoid breaking the screws or damaging their thread)

Step 1. Check Components

Check that you have received all parts against the Component Checklist.

Step 2. Option A - Masonry or cement wall installation

Note: For optimum performance, use a spirit level to ensure straight installation.

Tip: Screw in the top coach screw first.

Step 2. Option B - Stud wall installation

Step 4. Assemble slider to keyboard trayStep 3. Assemble upper arm

Step 5. Assemble slider to keyboard tray

Step 6. Attach tilting head to screen

Step 7. Attach screen to arm Step 8. Replace covers

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Adjusting

Screen Height Tension

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Tension Adjustment Points

Screen Tilt Tension

Keyboard Tray Storage

The keyboard tray can be folded away for storage.

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Note: Supplied velcro strips secure the keyboard when stowed.

Arm Rotation Joint Tension

Note: Arm must be in highest position to access tension adjustment point.

Mouse Tray PositionArm Height Tension

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The mouse tray can be positioned on the left or right of the keyboard tray.

Cable Management. Route cables through arm.

Note: Ensure there is sufficient slack in the cables to accommodate the workstation's range of movement.

- Detach lower arm cable cover by removing 6 screws.

- Route cables through the cavity in the arm, then reattach the cover.

Secure Keyboard Attach velcro to keyboard and tray Cleaning

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