Does it have a placement setting to be high mount but not have to be up-side-down? Want to place it on a wall mount (platter type) top screen height
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That would just be a normal top-up configuration like having it on a desk. It will need to be tilted down pretty steeply since the normal forward projection is already "Up" relative to level. That is why upside down ceiling mounts (like mine is) have to be tilted up at a strange angle if the screen is near the ceiling (like mine is too). You may also have trouble with sufficient keystone adjustment with the screen that far 'down' below the projector. But it should work for you. I'll check this next time my projector is on (maybe tonight) and I'll update this answer if I don't think the Keystone will adjust that far down. If I don't add an update, assume it will work fine. That would just be a normal top-up configuration like having it on a desk. It will need to be tilted down pretty steeply since the normal forward projection is already "Up" relative to level. That is why upside down ceiling mounts (like mine is) have to be tilted up at a strange angle if the screen is near the ceiling (like mine is too). You may also have trouble with sufficient keystone adjustment with the screen that far 'down' below the projector. But it should work for you. I'll check this next time my projector is on (maybe tonight) and I'll update this answer if I don't... » Read More That would just be a normal top-up configuration like having it on a desk. It will need to be tilted down pretty steeply since the normal forward projection is already "Up" relative to level. That is why upside down ceiling mounts (like mine is) have to be tilted up at a strange angle if the screen is near the ceiling (like mine is too). You may also have trouble with sufficient keystone adjustment with the screen that far 'down' below the projector. But it should work for you. I'll check this next time my projector is on (maybe tonight) and I'll update this answer if I don't think the Keystone will adjust that far down. If I don't add an update, assume it will work fine. « Show Less
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It would need to sit on a shelf or be mounted on a bracket which could attach to the bottom of the projector and the wall behind it at the same time. The only holes for a mount are on the bottom.
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To answer your other question, and based solely on my extensive reading, people usually mount it BELOW the screen (either actually hooked to the bottom of the screen or right below the tv if wall-mounted, or just in front of the tv if on a stand, which is what I will be having).
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This monitor does NOT adjust vertically. I purchased 2 of these monitors and the "Mount-It! Dual Freestanding Monitor Stand for Monitors Up to 27" screens", to make them fully adjustable.
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nice tv but no tilt.....i have it mounted on the stand that came with it.maybe it would tilt if it were wall mounted.....
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It came with a few mounts. I don't know which one you're referring to. However, if memory serve me, I don't believe any of them adjust vertically.
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There's no lowest setting. The actual tv mount is on a slider that runs the length of the vertical portion of the stand, making it fully adjustable. You could place the mount anywhere on the stand
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We set our tv on a stand and didn't try to use a wall mount, so we don't know the answer to your question. Sorry we aren't able to help.
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No because the mounting is from back, not above. There are other ones that do though.
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Hello it actually bothered me too. However I decided to place it on top, since the screen is heavy and is not moving at all at bottom. I am in agreement with other comments if you feel that is going to move the other two at bottom would certainly solve this problem. Hope this helps.
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No. The stand is a fixed hieght so not very flexible. I have set the stand up on a table before which worked out well for me. It also does come with a wall mount, but I haven't used it.
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Unfortunately not. It's a great display for the price. It tilts, but no height adjust or rotation. It's was the sleekness that caught my eye.
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I mounted mine upside down , and the image appears correct on my screen. Hope this helps
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The unit has a build-in stand so it can be 'relocate' at will. We did not get a wall mount. We really like the unit - good color and easy to set up.
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Yes it does. You can adjust the vertical viewing angle, but not the height of the screen. Rotating the screen left or right can only be accomplished by moving the base.
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It has to be mounted vertically. There is no option for rotating the screen.
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I read somewhere that if you are standing up, the top of the TV needs to be at eye level and if you are sitting down, the bottom frame of the TV needs to be at eye level. That said, I have options on my mount to swivel & tilt it a bit for minor adjustment. I have had it mounted this way for a couple months now without any neck aches. :)
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Like Dcpcruz said, there's no built-in setting for vertical display. I've used it vertically while hooked up with an hdmi cable to my windows tablet, where I switched to vertical display on the tablet itselt. It should work for you if you have a stand to hold the projector vertically.