Rotation from landscape to portrait Once the monitors and stand are installed, can you rotate one or both of the monitors from landscape to portrait, and vise-versa? or do you have to unscrew the monitor and place it in its place in order to do so? Rotation from landscape to portrait Once the monitors and stand are installed, can you rotate one or both of the monitors from landscape to portrait, and vise-versa? or do you have to unscrew the... » Read More Rotation from landscape to portrait Once the monitors and stand are installed, can you rotate one or both of the monitors from landscape to portrait, and vise-versa? or do you have to unscrew the monitor and place it in its place in order to do so? « Show Less
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You can rotate between landscape and portrait without unscrewing the monitor.
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This mount cannot rotate portrait to landscape while the monitors are installed. Please check out our two premium mounts listed on Amazon.com, that can rotate while the monitors are installed. Please search for ASIN B00DQ38T10 or B00B3YQG4Q.
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Yes! Both monitors are mounted using a pivot system that allows them to be put in any position. So you can rotate, move up and down and angle them to your hearts desire.
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No - it will rotate freely (depending on your wiring slack) between portrait and landscape. HOWEVER, a tool is needed to change the "tilt". Since I use my stand at the foot of my bed, I keep the panel rotated slightly downward for a more direct viewing. If I were to need to rotate it to portrait (which I don't anticipate), I'd either have to adjust the tilt (which would have it facing slightly sideways) - or, more likely, simply offset the whole stand a bit to compensate.
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No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though. The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
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Yes. I have one in portrait and the other two in landscape. The set up works great for me. My monitors are not all the same size or brand, however the reasons and system I'm using the stand for works great for me. Be mindful of the bolt size and pattern.
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So far the only way is to manually set the vertical / portrait view is through the windows display tool or graphic card utility tool. I wish it could do this automatically as it turns (that would be a cool feature). I'm still experimenting with it. If I find out more, I will definately post it. You can also post your questions on their facebook page and see if they can help.
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I don't use the stand provided, it does rotate on what I use (which is a more permanent stand. You can easily turn to where you want it to be once you have assembled it and have it in place.
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No it doesn't change on the fly from landscape to portrait, you would have to unscrew it and remount it in the position you would like.
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Hello M&A;,To adjust the monitor from landscape to/from portrait orientation is pretty simple. You'll just swivel the monitor while it's attached to the mount.Thank you for your question,Taylor W.VIVO
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it does not swivel but depending on the holes in your monitor and mountigng bracket of monoprice(vesa specs) you might be able to reattach the monitor into portrait or landscape mode ) but you have to use a screwdriver.
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Perhaps you could mount the monitor in portrait mode, but it does not swivel. The vesa pattern is square so I see no reason the monitor couldn't be permanently mounted that way, other than balance issues maybe.
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You can rotate the monitor (please find the stand adjustment options below). You need to set your video card options to rotate the signal that it send to the monitor.Height Adjustment = 100MMTilt -5deg to +20degSwivel -60deg to +60degRotate 90deg (clockwise rotation)
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You can change monitor "positions" in Windows 7 and 8 by dragging them around with your mouse, if you mean which one is the main screen.If you mean to physically move them, you can by swinging the arms left, right, up, down, tilt, or rotate. However, if your monitors are too wide or too tall for the length of the arms, then you have a problem. I have two 23" in an over-under just like the picture shows. If you want side-by side only, then you may not need the added features and may consider solutions that are less expensive or are designed for larger displays.
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Short answer, No. Long answer, the included stand has the ability of tilting the monitor 45 degrees to the left and about 75 degrees to the right. Due to large 24" screen, you still have to tilt the monitor backwards and raise it to the highest setting possible for it to make the 75 degree turn. Of course, you can always pair this with a monitor arm, rotate in any direction, and adjust your settings to allow in your resolution settings.
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Yes, the monitor rotates into a Portrait orientation. The portrait display mode is controlled by your computer though, not the monitor - nearly all computers have the ability to change the orientation of their display output though by rotating the orientation 90 degrees.
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Not be default. The way the monitor connects to the stand, you can only have one. If you do not connect your monitor to the stand, you may be able to buy a dual monitor stand and sort of rig it to this.
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Yep. Keep the cables in mind when you run them. You need to leave some slack if you're going to be rotating the monitor on a regular basis.