I just purchased a 3 monitor mount and have 2 Samsung Syncmaster 970p(s) to mount on 2 of the arms. Supposedly, the Samsung Syncmaster 970p is VESA compatible with a 75MM hole pattern. However, I can't find where to a) remove the base to reveal the holes on the back of the monitor -or- b) mount the monitor with the base intact.
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Sep 15, 2007
- Exactly the answer I was looking for bluegreenash (which Samsung has yet to be able to provide). Many thanks!
I have looked at the specification for this, and although it does show as being VESA compatible (This is a display standard)
There is no mention of any "wall mounting" capabilities at all, which would lead me to believe that this is not designed to be put on a mount.
also the "Magic Rotation" Technology which is part of this device may rely on it using the proprietory stand, it may well be possible to remove the stand however, but it would require some significant dissasembly as the power connector is on the signal box, and this would need to be seperated from the stand itself.
The mounting bolts look to be hidden behind the round pivot cover on the back, and it may be possible to see if mounting is possible simply by removing this, however I would seek information from the manufacturer about this as removing any of the covers would most likely invalidate your warranty, it is possible that this was missold to you and you should be able to take it back as not being fit for purpose.
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