How do you thread the cable thru so that it lies within the stand? Is it possible?
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There is no place to thread the cable. You can wrap it around the boom or use zip ties to keep it neat and tight but there isn't anything built in to keep the cord neat with. I hope that helps.
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You'll kind of need to get creative. There are plenty of ways to make it work. I have a pop filter attached to mine, and its clamp has a gap that's perfect for threading a mic cable. There isn't really a right or wrong way to do it; but yes, it IS possible!
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just use these VELCRO - ONE-WRAP Thin Ties: Reusable, Light Duty - 8" x 1/2" Ties, 50 ct. - Black / Gray
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I just used electrical tape to hold it onto the frame. Its a great stand for its price. Hope this helped.
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Depends what kind of cable. If it is a USB cable then it is pretty much impossible without cutting one of the ends off, threading it and then re-soldering it together again. I just zip-tied my cable to the outside of the frame. Still looks ok and works great.
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My stand came with metal S connectors that loop through the thick loop at each end of the hammock and then through a hole on the stand. I think you can pick them up at hardware stores easily
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Stand needs to be removed in order to be able to use the screw holes of the VESA mount. Hope this helps :-)
75754
There are no threads anywhere on the stand but you may be able to attach the stand to the mic clip using the stand's leg if you can find a way to thicken/widen the leg itself (PVC pipe maybe?).
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There is no way to attach it to the stand. I don't ever move it off. I agree with the earlier response to simply move the monitor down
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Thanks for the info. I bought my surround set up and stands a few weeks ago and was able to run 14 gauge wires thru the stands (I just ran the wires before I put the upper tubing with the lower tubing) and I just used a mini flathead screwdriver to guide the wire out of the wire exit.
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I would take a look at the board where you will be plugging the cable. If it is tiny 4pin. If it is U-shaped and larger 6pin. Hope this helps. Otherwise, go by instructions until they fail, and then improvise. Good Luck!
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Perfectly, as long as there's not a mass amount. they're not too thick. I have five cables behind it and just use two black zipties to tie then to the stand.
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You should have a y shaped chord that plies into your power supply there will b two holes to hook each prong into.
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It should just screw into the co-axial cable plug. Same as where the cable hooks in.
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Yes, I change without cut the cable just is tricky but can be done, any way find the way to connect it again
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there is a connector you hook to the cable inside and it has a plug on it. (cable not included. the plug connector is included)
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There is a small rubber piece that you can pull out of the way. Be sure to also route the cable through the little cutout on the "battery" portion of the adapter.
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All the ports are underneath the screen. Line whatever you want to plug with the end and insert it. Your manual explains all
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Use standard monitor/PC cable attaches back lower left side...........good luck
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if you go to wacom's website, you will see the layout of the DTH2200, all the cables come out from the back center, like an umbilical cord, then splits into 3 connector cables, and it rests on the pivoting lip where you place on the stand. it is preferable to use with the stand or attach to a monitor mount
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There are small screw holes that a thin cable could fit through. Check Stanley locks on Amazon