SD-SA-DW-S - Wall mount Atdec - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wall Mount (Swing Arm)
Brand	Atdec
Model	SD-SA-DW-S
Mount Type	Direct wall mount (timber stud or masonry)
VESA Compatibility	75mm x 75mm and 100mm x 100mm
Maximum Weight Capacity	6 kg (factory setting, adjustable for heavier displays)
Tilt Range	5° forward to 15° backward
Arm Type	Swing arm with gas strut
Height Adjustment	Yes, via gas strut tension adjustment
Ball Joint Adjustment	Yes, four tension screws
Pivot Head Adjustment	Yes, via interscrew
Cable Management	Yes, includes cable clips and cable wrap
Installation Types	Timber stud (M6 coach screws) and masonry (nylon anchors)
Included Hardware	M6 coach screws, nylon anchors (for masonry), cable clips, cable wrap, cable wrap applicator, Allen keys (2.5mm and 5mm)
Recommended Viewing Distance	500 mm to 750 mm
Recommended Mounting Height	Display center slightly below eye level; height range 356 mm (min) to 560 mm (max) from floor

Frequently Asked Questions - SD-SA-DW-S Atdec

What VESA patterns does the Atdec SD-SA-DW-S support?

The mount supports VESA patterns of 75mm x 75mm and 100mm x 100mm.

What is the maximum weight capacity?

The mount is factory set to support 6 kg, but it can be adjusted for heavier displays by modifying the gas strut and tension settings.

How do I mount the bracket to a timber stud wall?

Use the direct wall mount bracket to mark hole locations. Drill 3x4mm holes deep enough for the M6 coach screws, then insert and tighten the screws.

How do I mount the bracket to a masonry wall?

Mark hole locations, use an 8mm masonry drill bit to drill 41mm deep holes, insert the nylon anchors, then secure with M6 coach screws.

How do I adjust the arm resistance for heavier or lighter displays?

Use the 5mm Allen key to adjust the gas strut position: raise it if the arm automatically rises, lower it if the arm falls. Also adjust the ball joint and pivot head as needed.

How do I install the cable management system?

Push the cable clips into holes on the arm underside. Feed cables through the cable wrap applicator, then into the cable wrap. Squeeze the applicator nose to secure the wrap to the arm.

What tools are included with the mount?

The mount includes a 2.5mm Allen key for ball joint adjustment and a 5mm Allen key for pivot head and gas strut adjustment.

What is the recommended viewing distance and height?

Optimal viewing distance is between 500 mm and 750 mm. The display center should be slightly below eye level, with a height range of 356 mm to 560 mm from the floor.

Can the mount tilt up and down?

Yes, the mount provides 5° forward tilt to 15° backward tilt to reduce screen reflections.

Does the mount work with curved monitors?

The manual does not specify curved monitor compatibility, but the VESA pattern support and adjustable arm should accommodate many flat-screen monitors. For curved monitors, verify weight and VESA pattern first.

USER MANUAL SD-SA-DW-S Atdec

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Mounting Fasteners

A Component Checklist

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

B Direct Wall Mount

Refer to Ergonomic guidelines overleaf to determine best position to mount wall bracket.

B.1. For Timber Stud Mounting - Use the Direct Wall Mount Bracket to mark out the location of the required three holes (see diagram B.1.1.). Drill 3x4mm holes deep enough to receive the M6 Coach Screws, insert the screws and secure the bracket to the wall (see diagram B.1.2.)

B.2. For Masonry Mounting - Use the Direct Wall Mount Bracket to mark the location of the required three holes (see diagram B.1.1.). Using an 8mm masonry drill bit, drill 3 holes 41mm deep. Insert the Nylon Anchors and then secure the Bracket to the wall using the M6 Coach Screws (see diagram B.2.1.).

B Direct Wall Mount Continued.

© Attaching the Display

75mm x 75mm (3" x 3") mounting hole pattern

100mm x 100mm (4" x 4") mounting hole pattern

D Installing Cable Management

D.1. Push the two supplied Cable Clips into the holes on the underside of the arm as shown.
D.2. Feed the cables into the Cable Wrap Applicator.
D.3. Insert the Cable Wrap Applicator into the Cable Wrap as shown.
D.4. Squeeze the nose of the Applicator and place inside the Cable Wrap ensuring that the opening edges of the Cable Wrap face towards the nose of the applicator as shown in diagram.

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E Attaching the Cable Wrap to the Arm

E.1. Position the display at its highest possible position to ensure that there is sufficient cabling at the end of the arm so the cables are not stretched or pulled out when the display is moved.

BEFORE PROCEEDING TO THE NEXT STEP PLEASE NOTE:

Swing Arm Wall will only work when a display is properly installed.

DO NOT adjust tension screws or gas strut until your display has been attached.

Recommended Mounting Position

- When mounting the Spacedec Acrobat Swing Arm Wall, ensure the correct focal distance can be achieved for ultimate visual comfort (Refer to Recommended Viewing Distance / Height below)

Recommended Viewing Distance / Height

- Ergonomists recommend that the optimal position of your screen should be slightly below eye level. When looking at the screen's centre the user should have a downward visual angle of approximately 10^irc - 20^irc . As a guide, the height (h) of your display should approximately be as follows:

- Tall Male (Max): 560mm (22") Tall Female (Max): 520mm (20 1/2")

- Short Male (Min): 368mm (14 ^1/2 ) Short Female (Min): 356mm (14")

- For visual comfort, a viewing distance (d) between 500mm (19/2") to 750mm (29/2") is recommended.

- Angular adjustments to reduce reflection on your monitor should range between 5° forward tilt to 15° backward tilt.

The Spacedec Acrobat Swing Arm Wall comes factory set to support 6kg displays. Adjust the arm to suit the weigh of your display as shown in the following steps:

G.1. Adjusting the Ball Joint Resistance

Depending on the weight of the display, it may be necessary to make adjustments to the Ball Joint Mechanism. If the display doesn't hold its position or is too resistant, adjust the four tension screws located around the Ball Joint (see diagram on the right) using the supplied 2.5mm Allen Key.

Check the display, and then adjust again if necessary.

NOTE: Be sure to adjust screws evenly.

G.2. Adjusting the Pivot Head Resistance

It is possible to control the amount of resistance in the Pivot Head to suit your display.

To increase the resistance of the Pivot Head to suit heavier displays, use the 5mm Allen Key supplied in the Desk Clamp Box to tighten the interscrew in a clockwise direction.

To decrease the resistance of the Pivot Head to suit lighter displays, loosen the interscrew in an anti-clockwise direction.

NOTE: It is recommended the Pivot Head be left at the factory setting for best performance.

G.3. Adjusting the Swing Arm/Gas Strut Resistance

G.3.1. Depending on the weight of the display, it may be necessary to adjust the arm. This can be done by using the 5mm Allen Key supplied in the Desk Clamp Box.

G.3.2. If the arm tends to automatically rise or fall when the display is attached, it will be necessary to make small adjustments to the gas strut. (see diagram on the right)

G.3.3. If the arm tends to rise, the gas strut position should be raised. If the arm tends to fall, the gas strut position should be lowered.