HP 19 INch LCD Monitor LP1965 - Manual (Page 9)

1. Release/locking 1. Four 100 mm VESA mount screw holes 1. Locking pin screw
2. Four 100 mm VESA mount screw holes 2. Locking pin hole on release/locking arm
3. Mounting holes for attachment to back
of HP LP1965, LP2065, and HP
LP2465 monitor stands
Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction
The HP Quick Release, which ships standard with the HP LP1965 19-inch LCD Monitor, is an easy to use, 100 mm VESA-compliant,
flat panel monitor mounting solution that allows you to quickly and securely attach a flat panel monitor to a variety of stands, brackets,
arms or wall mounts. HP Quick Release can also be used for mounting any combination of devices that are compatible with the 100
mm VESA Flat Display Mounting Interface Standard. The failsafe "Sure-Lock" mechanism snaps the monitor (or mounted device)
securely in place, and can be further secured with a theft-deterrent security screw.
Uniquely flexible product configurations Uniquely flexible product configurations Uniquely flexible product configurations Uniquely flexible product configurations
HP Quick Release enables uniquely flexible product configuration alternatives in a variety of settings, such as:
Storefronts/kiosks: Mount flat panel monitors for easy viewing and add touchscreens for interactivity.
Trade shows: Securely mount LCD TVs or monitors in common areas and quickly remove them for safekeeping at the end of the
day.
Front office environments: Minimize desk space requirements with wall or swing-arm mounting of monitors in reception areas.
Training labs: Mount a monitor directly on a 100 mm VESA-compatible PC or an HP Thin Client for all-in-one convenience.
Medical/institutional settings: Securely mount monitors in nursing stations and public areas.
QuickSpecs QuickSpecs QuickSpecs QuickSpecs
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Overview - HP LCD Monitor Quick Release
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