Bell'O 8335 manual Who is VESA?, Deciding whether you need the Arm Extensions

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Who is VESA?

The Video Electronics Standards Association is an international nonprofit organization representing hardware, software, PC, display, and component manufacturers, cable and telephone companies, and service providers. VESA supports and sets industry-wide interface standards for the PC, workstation, and computing environments.

Deciding whether you need the Arm Extensions

If you are installing a large TV, you may need to use the supplied Arm Extensions (ME) to reach the mounting configuration holes on the back of your monitor. To determine if you need to use the arm extensions, simply hold one of the Monitor Arms (MA) up to the back of the TV cabinet to see whether the arms can reach the holes. If they do not (as shown in Figure 1), then you need to attach the extensions to the arms. If the arms reach the holes, you may skip the next step.

Figure 1

Attaching the Arm Extensions

ME

 

Secure an Arm Extension (ME) to the

MA

top and bottom of each Monitor Arm

 

(MA) using two of the M8 Nuts (AF)

 

for each extension as shown in Figure 2.

 

Use the measurement of the distance

 

between the screw holes as a guide for

 

determining how to place the arm

AF

extensions on the monitor arms. Make

sure all four nuts are tightened fully

 

before moving on.

Figure 2

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Bell'O 8335 manual Who is VESA?, Deciding whether you need the Arm Extensions, Attaching the Arm Extensions