There are eight holes in two horizontal rows of 4 each underneath the LCD display. What are they for and how do you use them?
271209
Can u go in more info I buy ed mine and it only had three and they are for testing
271210
read this.. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-7nrMg9LN_A8/UdKrDEZd0OI/AAAAAAAACxE/D8cSeAy9MgM/w1400/NEWCASON+XC6013L.JPG is a captured image of the device manual
1824040
Brass standoffs are included (nine, if I am not mistaken) and they are not pre-installed. One would note, however, that the standoff positional guide stamped into the sheet metal ("for full-ATX use 'these' holes, for micro-ATX use 'those' holes, etc.) is garbage and should be completely ignored as it will NOT necessarily correspond to the 'hole-layout' of your own specific motherboard.
197527
I see what looks like VESA mounting holes with threads on the back. But I have never use them.
467135
Angle the display unit to first insert the upper corners, then swivel the display downward to snap the lower corners in. If you're still having trouble, then take a file and rub away a tiny bit of the lower two corners of the HOLE. Plastic is soft, so don't overdo it with the file.
2133190
They are threaded to mount more things. You can mount stuff all over this thing.
951409
It has two holes on the desktop area and is open below where the computer goes.
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
1277644
I had 2 HP monitors w/out holes. I removed the backside of them and drilled 4 holes in each to accept the the pattern of the mount. I used suitable small machine screws and nuts to attach the mount. Reassembled the monitor and and was in business. Hard to imagine why all monitors don't have holes for mounting. Good luck.
1378162
There are mounting holes. I don't have a picture but I mounted my several years ago so I know the holes exist.
1776308
I believe they are about 1/8". But just to let you know the display does not come with instructions or wiring diagrams. I was very unhappy with it, it took a lot of research to find out how it hooked up. I would find a different maker if I were you.
1529008
This is the front glass, that goes over the LCD display. The LCD is sold desperately.
2212992
I used l-hooks into wall anchors. i place one under each panel and one above the two center panels. Then tightened to snug after screen was in final position.
1713645
That is a common symptom if your external display has component (3 wire) inputs and one of them is not well snugged-in.
1655572
From what I recall these screens function by means of a wiring grid that is soldered around the edges off the screen. Individual connections can come lose resulting in dead lines spanning the width or length of the screen. Unfortunately, this problem would have to be fixed by an electronics technician or the retailer of the device and probably isn't worth the cost for such an old style organizer.
832149
Hi Richard, during normal operation the numbers stand about half an inch tall, when the unit is tripped or becomes "active" the runtime fills the LCD display. I keep mine under a large corner desk against the wall, it's very easy to see and I'm very happy with this model. I highly recommend it.
1722921
I do not know your setup. I mad a hole in the screen. we have been ok . works grate.
2041518
I'm at work and don't have the box in front of me, but I believe it's an LCD screen but it's backlit with LED lights. When my last LCD went on the fritz, I discovered that the screen was backlit with fluorescent tubes and one had gone bad. So the new thing is to backlight the screen with LED. Should save energy and the bulbs are more stable.