HOW FAR CAN THE MONITOR BE AWAY FROM THE PAD?
1610737
Unable to find instructions so I am not sure. However, the monitor can be in the same room and not work. Someone else had the same problem and had to purchase an electrical adapter in order to get it to work. I should receive one in a few days. Thank you for your assistance.
1610738
After you first asked this question, we took the monitor outside and upstairs. It worked wherever we took it. It has been a real help to us. We did buy the electrical adapter.
2009722
With my 21" monitor I would have about 8" clear below if I placed the arm clamp at the highest point on the vertical post. Might be OK if the laptop lid is closed. Good luck.
1974781
The total cord length is about 24 inches. However, the end of the cord which attaches to the cuff is about 2" into the width of the cuff itself, so the effective length of the cord is more like 22". This means the monitor needs to be within 22" of the point of where you wrap the cuff around your arm. Sitting in a chair near a nightstand or small table works really well.
1387679
Not that much unless you want to move the monitors. I have this in the corner and I cut out a whole in my desk for the mounting and wished I would have went further away from the wall as moving the screens around is hard with the reduced amount of space. What I should have done first is setup a monitor on the desk before hand and see how far I wanted it to be from my face and bring the mounting part closer to the front then the back. The Mount and part that is in the desk is about no bigger then a 100 Pack of CD-Rs.
896768
When set to its highest position, the stand will bring the back of your laptop just over 8 inches from the table. The stand is adjustable in increments down to about 3 inches from the table.
1490059
Mine is 10 feet away and I also have a 150 inch screen. In settings there are adjustments you can make.
185190
I dont understand the question. I have a laptop, so there is zero distance from computer to monitor. If you mean how far away from the computer will the mouse work, I once tested that and ran out of space inside the house at 40 feet unobstructed. That is with a fully charged rechargeable battery.
189512
at least three feet away from appliance and no more than maxium of twenty feet, per mfg instructions
1534340
Our offices are on the second floor of a house and the farthest away we have the video monitor is about 50'. I haven't tried to see how far away it can work. The instructions that come with it are vague and difficult to understand so I don't remember if that information was included.
675260
Sorry I don't have the cable anymore but i would guess about 2 feet a little bit less when i had it
2221329
Both the monitor and the keyboard has a clamp that will release the pressure and allow them to be moved up or down. If you feed your electrical cords through the center post, it limits how far you can go up or down.
1059280
We have a 2700sq ft house. Our room is on the opposite side of the house as the kids and the monitor works well. I have never tried using it outside of the house.
507603
Michael,A little less than 2". BTW, I am very satisfied with the monitor. No complaints at all. Roger Polcyn
1459719
The monitor and keyboard cannot be moved separately on this model. The distance is about 6 inches.
1700126
I have not tested it from exactly 15ft away, due to the fact that I don't have the option. But i have tested the key board and mouse from about 10ft away through 2 walls and a solid wood
38257
Probably 4'. It's plenty long enough to go from the back of the CPU near the floor and to the back top of my monitor...It's not a bad little gadget. Not great, but perfect for the desktop...
1648977
It's about 6 feet. I have no problem getting it to snake around from a computer under a side of my desk and over to my mouse pad in a corner desk setup. I have one at work too, and there I have an accessibility setup where the computer is about 10 feet from the corner desk where the monitor hangs and the mouse+keyboard are placed. For that, I used a USB extension cable (a few bucks at the computer store). Note that there's also a wireless version of this mouse, no idea about battery life. BTW this is a wonderful mouse.