Is there a way to lock the horizontal swing of the device in a selected position?
637187
No - but that is why it works so well - it moves with your natural hand/arm movements.
637188
No. But you wouldn't want to. I've been using this device for over 6 years, and it's the movement that makes it so comfortable, practical, and invaluable to the ergonomic health of your arms and shoulders.
637189
no there is not. I have had the same problem so this device was useless. I would suggest that you try to return it but unless you are a lawyer or have the money to hire one, that is not an option. Amazon and the Ergo people have draconian measures in place to prevent anyone from getting a refund.
787152
Yes, it has two adjustment locking screws which when loosened allows about 90 degrees of display movement vertically to an almost a horizontal position. Latteral display movement is about one inch each way.
2049438
The arms aren't lockable, but the tension is adjustable. Touching the screen shouldn't cause much, if any, movement.
469653
I'm not sure. When you are putting it up, just raise it to the height you want, but I don't know if there will be a locking device at that spot, but you could devise one.
1521303
I agree with the other answer - it only locks when it's in the upright position.
439691
Yes you can. It automatically switches whichever way. BUT it is pretty uncomfortable and bulky to use in that mode. :)
407907
no it's not possible. the screen has to be facing inwards otherwise it will not click into place.
2240193
Yes you can... you can vary the width! It does only lock at fully extended, but I use mine in between often.
1671755
No. There isn't any locking feature that I'm aware of. But it won't swivel unless you make it so...shouldn't be a problem.
1520606
It does swing both ways. There is no way to hold it open at the 90 deg mark. But it doesn't try and swing shut either. It's stays put for the most part.
440641
Yes, it is possible to rotate stand coupler to the horizontal position. This is particulary usefull for group settings and widescreen renderings.
396021
These screens do not have a locking mechanism to keep from resizing. I don't see why you couldn't use this particular screen in tall windows if you could put in some sort of lock to keep them from going up and down inadvertently. How about a small piece of rubber or pin put in the frame to lock them in position?
1218412
no you cant. you have to release the cord into normal position and then you can lock
1425130
It can swing in either direction, but there's a small pin you insert to keep it from swinging out.
281503
Yes, you just attach it to the upper window at the spot where you want to limit access once engaged. Turn the attachment vertical as well.
2031144
When you're in the chair, use your right hand & push the lever down. Once you've done that, lock the position by pulling up on the same lever.
471666
Mine cannot be locked, it will swivel at all locations of the slide. But I love mine, good and strong, well made !!!!