I recently purchased this item, and my one monitor only has a mounting area large enough to accept a 75mm bracket. What can I do?
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You can buy an adaptor for most any monitor to fit the 'pattern'- Contact Ergotron if you can't find one on Amazon, or whoever makes your monitor-
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Speak with the manufacturer and see if they can send you a smaller bracket. Otherwise you might have to upgrade your monitor or return the arm.
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I had the same problem. Easiest solution is to get a styrofoam cup, cut it down into strips and put them between the monitor and mount. This will provide a nice cushion as well a firm mount for the monitor. Hope this helps.
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No - the wall mounting holes are different - I did not measure them - just held it up level on the wall and marked the holes - but they are spread farther apart than the 100 x 100 mm which mounts to the back of the monitor. You could purchase two of them and bolt them together - don't know if that helps.
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Hello Michael and thank you for your interest in our product, unfortunately we do recommend you alter our products in any way. As in changing out the mounting bracket or adding a conversion kit. We do carry smaller stands, or wall mount versions that are 100mm x 100mm Vesa compatible. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance. Thanks again Andrea
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There does not seem to be any brackets to mount the monitor. I also use an LG Flatron W2043SE and that does allow for mounting so I would check out the lG brand. Hope this helps
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Thanks so much for your response. I'll go ahead and bust it out of the package and try it out. Trying to connect an extra monitor!! Lee
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There are screw holes for 3 different mounting patterns. You can see them in the pictures on Amazon's website. The inner screw holes are for a smaller mounting pattern. If your monitor expects the mounting bracket to fit within a recess on the back side of the monitor, you might find the extra metal of the bracket is too large to fit in the recess. Otherwise, you should be fine.
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I had no problems mounting 3-24" monitors. I don't believe you can simply slide it onto the center pole. Be sure your 24" screen doesn't have any screw holes. Sometimes the stand, or a cover, hides them. I'll have to get back to you on the pole diameter. It is a standard size though, in the 1-1/2" to 2" range.
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I'm currently setting up my old monitor on a standing desk with a dual vesa mount. Imagine my surprise when I find out that almost no Dell monitors, including this model) support vesa brackets. You'll have to pony up the money for an adapter. Which is only made by ONE guy, in Canada no less. His name is GladiatorJoe, and he's on ebay. It's $22 plus shipping, which will run you another $10-$15 depending on your location. Plus however long it takes to get to you. Factor that extra cost into your equation when you think about how cheap this monitor is. (I got mine free with my system from Dell back in 2011, btw) I'm currently setting up my old monitor on a standing desk with a dual vesa mount. Imagine my surprise when I find out that almost no Dell monitors, including this model) support vesa brackets. You'll have to pony up the money for an adapter. Which is only made by ONE guy, in Canada no less. His name is GladiatorJoe, and he's on ebay. It's $22 plus shipping, which will run you another $10-$15 depending on your location. Plus however long it takes to get to you. Factor that extra cost into your equation when you think about how cheap this monitor is. (I got mine free with my system from Dell... » Read More I'm currently setting up my old monitor on a standing desk with a dual vesa mount. Imagine my surprise when I find out that almost no Dell monitors, including this model) support vesa brackets. You'll have to pony up the money for an adapter. Which is only made by ONE guy, in Canada no less. His name is GladiatorJoe, and he's on ebay. It's $22 plus shipping, which will run you another $10-$15 depending on your location. Plus however long it takes to get to you. Factor that extra cost into your equation when you think about how cheap this monitor is. (I got mine free with my system from Dell back in 2011, btw) « Show Less
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I looked at my unit and don't see any mounts or other means of attaching this to a monitor that is suspended.
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There is an adapter bracket that will let you attach this to a VESA mount. It's available on Amazon here VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for HP Monitors 2011x, 2211x, 2311x, 2511x, 2711x - by HumanCentric
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VESA mounting is NOT available. Monitor comes with what Samsung calls a "simple tilt stand".
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I'm not sure if you can mount this monitor to anything other than its stand. Mine did not come with any other mounting brackets. Here's a picture of the instructions on how to mount the monitor to the stand: http://imgur.com/1NX1y6C. There are no other mount points on the back of the monitor.
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Hi Tommy - its tricky but too difficult. First adjust each of the 4 screws on the monitor then position the two-way knuckle and finally adjust the 4 screws on the mounting bar - tigten o desired angle - be careful not to overtighten. Hope this helped.
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Unless you can find a bracket that will hold it by the frame, there are no mounting holes on the back of this monitor.
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There is a bracket that lets you VESA mount it to a stand - VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for Samsung Monitors - fits many models including PX2370, S23C350H, S24B300EL, and more - by HumanCentric
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Hello Karina,The mount screws into the back of the monitor. The monitor must have either 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm VESA mounting holes.The mount comes with the screws needed.Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO