Humanscale M4 Monitor Arm (Build-Your-Own) Desk or Wall Mount

1. M4Y : Desk Mount Monitor Arm

Features:

• Black (M4B-Y) and silver (M4S-Y)

• Top-Mount Bracket,

• M4 Adjustable Double-Link Arm

• Two-Piece Low-Profile Clamp Mount with Slim Post

• Accommodates one monitor

• 5 – 20 pounds.

1. M4V : Wall Mount Monitor Arm

Features:

• Black (M4B-V-PP) and silver (M4S-V-PP)

• N1 No-Post Bracket

• M4 Adjustable Double-Link Arm

• Panel Mount

• Accommodates one monitor

• 5 – 20 pounds.

Humanscale monitor arms are available in the following finishes. For exact color samples,
contact your Humanscale representative.

Silver

Code: S

Description
Silver monitor arms ship with a silver mount, base and arm, and a polished aluminum post.

Black

Code: B

Description
Every component of a black monitor arm is black.

M4 Adjustable Monitor Arm Styles:

M4 Adjustable Monitor Arm styles offer 11.5” of dynamic, one-touch vertical adjustment and are ideal for workstations supporting multiple users or where dynamic adjustment is required.

Both Adjustable and Non-Adjustable Arms are available with all Bracket Styles (No Post Brackets, Top-Mount Brackets, and Bracket Mounts).

For M4 two arm styles are available:

• B : Adjustable Single Link Arm

• A : Adjustable Double Link Arm

Humanscale offers a variety of monitor arm mounting options to accommodate any workstation environment. Mounting styles are dependent on the surface to which the monitor arm is being mounted, the monitor application, the desired degree of adjustability, and the weight of the monitor. Mounts are divided into two primary categories:

Horizontal Surface Mounts: are used to mount posts to horizontal surfaces such as desks, counters, tabletops and other work surfaces.

• NM - No Mount

• BT - Bolt Through Mount

• CM - Heavy Duty Clamp Mount

• LC - Low Profile Two Piece Clamp Mount

• LP - Low Profile One Piece Clamp Mount

• DM - Direct Mount

Vertical Surface Mounts: enable monitor arms to be affixed vertically to walls such as slatwall, panels or wall studs, and may or may not support a post, depending on style. There are three styles of Vertical Surface Mounts: Slatwall Mounts, Panel Mounts and Wall Stud Mounts.

Slatwall Mounts- There are two styles of Slatwall Mounts: Standard Slatwall Mounts (support single or multiple monitors and/or posts to mount monitors higher than mounting point) and Universal Slatwall Mounts (compatible with numerous slatwall systems to support one monitor only; not compatible with posts).

Standard Slatwall Mounts	Universal Slatwall Mounts
SD- Dates Weiser Slatwall SW- EDP Contour Slatwall SS- EDP Slatwall SR- Eurocraft Slatwall SN- Evans Slatwall SW- Forecast Slatwall SE- Herman Miller Slatwall SU- Humanscale Access Rail SI- Innovant (CBA) Slatwall SU- Kimball Slatwall SX- LaCour Extrusion (Beam) SC- LaCour Slatwall SL- Novalink Slatwall SS- SBFI Slatwall SN- SBFI/Triax Slatwall SB- TBC Slatwall SB- Wallstreet Trading Slatwall SN- Wilson Slatwall SW- Woodtronics Slatwall	S2- Dates Weiser Slatwall Eurocraft Slatwall Evans Consoles Slatwall Forecast Slatwall Haworth Slatwall Kimball Slatwall Knoll Currents Slatwall Knoll Extra Slatwall Innovant (CBA) Slatwall LaCour Slatwall Teknion Transit Slatwall Teknion Leverage Slatwall SBFI Slatwall Steelcase Details Slatwall TBC Slatwall Woodtronics Slatwall Wright Line Slatwall S4- Humanscale Access Rail
Standard Slatwall Mount     Standard Slatwall Mount (with Post) Universal Slatwall Mount
Panel Mounts	Wall Stud Mounts
PC- Allsteel Concensys P2- Allsteel Terrace 2.6, 3.4 PH- Haworth Places PM- Haworth Premise PH- Haworth Unigroup PA- Herman Miller Action Office PE- Herman Miller Ethospace PR- Herman Miller Resolve P9- Steelcase Series 9000 PI- Teknion ie PL- Teknion Leverage	WD- Standard Wall Stud Mount, supports Multiple Monitors WU- Universal Wall Stud Mounts, Single Monitor only WK- Knuckle Wall Stud Mounts
Panel Mount with B2 Bracket	WD: Standard Wall Stud Mounts
WU: Universal Wall Stud Mounts	WK: Knuckle Wall Stud Mount

Humanscale offers three Post styles to accommodate a range of requirements. There are three different Post Styles: Standard Posts, Slim Posts and Stackable Posts.

Standard Posts: Standard Posts are comprised of a large outer tube and narrow inner pole and are appropriate for heavy-duty applications such as workstations requiring multiple monitors. They may be adjustable or non-adjustable in height, and are available only in one-row configurations.

• NP: No Post

• SP: Standard Post, Non-Adjustable

Slim Posts: Slim Posts are appropriate for lightweight applications such as workstations requiring only one or two smaller monitors. The diameter of the Slim Post is the same for the entire length of the post making it easy to adjust B1 or B2 brackets anywhere along the post height.

• SL Slim Post

Stackable Posts: Stackable Posts support up to two rows of one to three monitors per row. Stackable Posts can also be used to raise the position of a single arm (for example, one monitor positioned 30” above the surface). Stackable Posts are available for both horizontal and vertical surfaces. Stackable Posts are the only solution available for Vertical Mounting Surfaces.

Stackable Posts for Horizontal Surfaces- Stackable Posts for Horizontal Surfaces are used with monitor arms that are mounted to horizontal surfaces such as desks, counters, and tabletops.

• 1H: One-Row Stackable Post for Horizontal Surfaces

• 2H: Two-Row Stackable Post for Horizontal Surfaces

• TH: Top Row Stackable Post

Stackable Posts for Vertical Surfaces- Stackable Posts for Vertical Surfaces are used with monitor arms that are mounted to vertical surfaces such as slatwall, panel systems, or wall studs.

• 1V: One-Row Stackable Post for Vertical Surfaces

• 2V: Two-Row Stackable Post for Vertical Surfaces

• TV: Top Row Stackable Post

Height Adjustment:

Welcome to Humanscale's M4 Monitor Arm user instructions.

To adjust the height of the monitor, simply move it up or down to the desired position. The monitor will stay in place once released.

Ergo Tip: The monitor should be positioned so that the top line of text is at or slightly below eye level.

The different positions of Height Adjustment of M4 Monitor Arm are shown below:

Depth Adjustment:

Ergo Tip: For extended computer work, your monitor screen should be positioned at an arm’s length from your eyes. This will minimize eye strain. In addition, adjust the monitor depth by a few inches every few hours to change the focal point, which will help reduce eye muscle fatigue.

The different positions of Depth Adjustment of M4 Monitor Arm are shown below:

Tilt Adjustment:

To change the monitor’s angle, simply tilt it up or down to the desired position.
Ergo Tip: Angle the monitor so that the screen is square to your line of sight.

The different positions of Tilt Adjustment of M4 Monitor Arm are shown below:

Swivel Adjustment:

To change the monitor’s angle, simply tilt it left or right to the desired position.
Ergo Tip: Angle the monitor so that the screen is square to your line of sight.

The different positions of Swivel Adjustment of M4 Monitor Arm are shown below:

Landscape/Portrait Adjustment:

To change the monitor’s orientation, simply swivel it from landscape to portrait mode as desired.

The different positions of Landscape/Portrait Adjustment of M4 Monitor are shown below:

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