CHANGING DISTANCE OF LCD MONITOR ABOVE KEYBOARD TRAY

This image illustrates how the center point of both VESA 75mm and 100mm monitors can be attached in either the upper position or the lower position. The difference is about 2". These illustrations do not depict the mouse pocket which is standard with both the TRS26 and TRP since both units handle both a mouse and keyboard tray.

TILTER HEAD ATTACHES TO BACKBAR WITH 3.75" BETWEEN THE HIGHEST TO LOWEST SETTING

There are 3 optional placements to attach the tilter head to the LCD Keyboard Tray Arm. They move the relationship of the arm to the backbar that hold both the tray and the monitor. Most installations have the arm attached to the lowest point on the backbar. This is especially true when attaching the arm to a work surface as it will allow for the most vertical travel before the keyboard tray stops when it rests on the surface.

The dashed line illustrates the surface height for a clamp, grommet or through desk configuration. The arm CAN ONLY move about 5.00" up and down when the arm is suspended completely over a work surface. When the arm is 2" away from the edge (as is typical when it is mounted at the front of a shallow shelf in a through-desk mounted configuration) then the LCD arm keyboard tray unit can move almost 18" vertically.