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STEP 8: ROUTE CABLES

Cables

a. Route cables through the central channel of the Track which runs from the Top Cap, through the Mounts and any Accessory Mount(s).

b. Route through the Bottom Cap, which allows room for most common electrical plugs to pass through.

Monitor Cables

Note: Cable Openings can be used if wires need to exitTrack at certain location along the Track.

c. The MB includes a cable management system to keep monitor cables organized and protected.

Start by inserting cables into Cable Clip.

d. Route cables across the bottom of the Upper

Arm and around to the top of the Lower Arm.

Insert cables into groove on top of the Lower

Arm. Place Arm Cover onto the Lower Arm so that the grooves interlock. Slide Arm

Cover up until it snaps in place.

Keyboard and Mouse Cables

e. The Keyboard includes a cable management system (underneath the Keyboard) to keep

Keyboard cables organized and protected.

Start by inserting cables into the top of the

Upper Arm.

f. Route cables across the bottom of the Upper

Arm and around to the top of the Lower Arm.

Insert cables into groove on top of the Lower

Arm. Place Arm Cover onto the Lower Arm so that the grooves interlock. Slide Arm Cover up until it snaps into place.

STEP 9: ATIACH CABLE COVERS

The following instructions are based upon the fact that Covers are designed to be installed in a specific orientation in order to minimize openings between Covers. Covers have arrows on the back of them to indicate the top. A Cover should always go on top of the Cover below it.

For this reason, it is recommended to install Covers starting at the bottom and working up to the top.

Cutting Cable Covers to Size to Accommodate Accessory Mounts and Cable Openings

a. Snap the Cover at the desired location to break the plastic.

b. Using scissors or a blade, cut through the overmold layer between the crack that was created.

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STEP 9: ATIACH CABLE COVERS (Cont.)

Attach Cable Covers

c. Align one side of the Cover inside of the Track channel.

d. Pushing at the top corner at the opposite side, feed the side into the channel, running the fingers down the side until the Cover is in place.

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STEP 10: ATIACH CPU HOLDER OR ACCESSORY RAIL (Optional)

Attach CPU Holder

a. Align the CPU Holder with the vertical holes in the center of the

Accessory Mount. Attach with the two M6 Screws provided with the

CPU Holder. Tighten with Hex Key D to secure.

Attach Accessory Rail b.Remove end cap and slide out front Cover of Accessory Rail.

c. Align the Rail with the horizontal holes in the center of the Accessory Mount. Attach

C with the two M6 Screws provided with the Accessory Rail.

Tighten with Hex Key D to secure. Slide the front Cover back into the

Accessory Rail and push in the end cap.

Note: Maximum load capacity for Accessory Rail is 20 lbs.

STEP 11: PLACE CPU INTO CPU HOLDER

Loosen other Locking Knob

(a) and place CPU into CPU

Holder. Slide Front Bracket

(b) inward so it sits tightly against CPU. Tighten

Locking Knob to secure.

V6 INSTALLATION HARDWARE

(4) Standard VESA Bracket Screws

(4) Extended VESA Bracket Screws

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Hex Key A (2mm)

Hex Key B (2.5mm)

(4) Keyboard Tray Screws

(4) Plastic Spacers

Hex Key C Hex Key D Hex Key E (3 mm) (4 mm) (5 mm)

(4) 3M Dual Lock Coins n

TRACK LENGTH I CABLE COVERS

27"

37"

47"

57"

Track Covers 67"

ADDITIONAL HARDWARE REQUIRED

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OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

Accessory Mount

Accessory Mount Cover

(4) M6 Screws

Accessory Rail

CPU Holder iii I

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