Ergonomics Setup Guide
👀 Viewing Angle and Distance
Optimal Viewing Distance
Calculation Formula: Viewing Distance = Screen Diagonal Length × 1.5 - 2.5
Recommended Distances for Different Sizes:
- 21.5 inches: 50-65cm
- 24 inches: 60-75cm
- 27 inches: 70-85cm
- 32 inches: 80-100cm
- 34 inches ultrawide: 85-105cm
Viewing Angle Considerations
- Horizontal Angle: No more than 30 degrees
- Vertical Angle: Screen top should be below eye level
- Neck Angle: Maintain natural forward tilt of 10-20 degrees
🪑 Height and Angle Adjustment
Screen Height Setting
Standard Principle: Screen top edge should be at or slightly below eye level
Specific Adjustment Methods:
- Sit straight looking forward
- Eye level should be at 1/3 of screen height
- Screen slightly tilted back 5-15 degrees
Stand Function Importance
- Height Adjustment: Adapt to different heights
- Tilt Adjustment: Reduce neck fatigue
- Swivel: Multi-display setup
- Depth Adjustment: Adjust viewing distance
💡 Lighting Environment Setup
Ambient Light Control
Goal: Avoid glare and reflection
Ideal Lighting Conditions:
- Background Brightness: 1/3 of screen brightness
- Avoid Backlighting: Windows should not be behind screen
- Side Lighting: Light source should be on sides or above
- Even Lighting: Avoid strong light-dark contrast
Anti-glare Measures
- Adjust Screen Angle: Avoid reflecting light sources
- Use Curtains: Control natural light
- Choose Anti-glare Screen: Matte screen or anti-glare coating
- Ambient Lighting: Bias lighting or soft lights
⏰ Usage Time and Rest
20-20-20 Rule
Every 20 minutes, look at objects 20 feet (6 meters) away for 20 seconds
Recommended Usage Pattern
- Continuous Use: No more than 2 hours
- Short Breaks: 5-minute break every 30 minutes
- Long Breaks: 15-minute break every 2 hours
- Eye Exercises: Regular blinking and eye movement
🖱️ Multi-display Setup
Dual Display Layout
Primary-Secondary Distinction: Main display directly facing user
Recommended Configuration:
- Main Display: 27 inches, front position
- Secondary Display: 24 inches, 15-30 degree side angle
- Height Alignment: Align top edges of both screens
- Distance Matching: Maintain same viewing distance
Triple Display Setup
- Center Main Screen: Primary work content
- Left-Right Secondary Screens: Reference information and tools
- Slight Curve: Overall shallow curved arrangement
💺 Overall Workstation Design
Desk Height
Standard: Height when elbows naturally hang down
Adjustment Points:
- Upper Arms Vertical: Natural hanging state
- Forearms Horizontal: Parallel to desk surface
- Wrists Neutral: Not bent up or down
Chair Selection
- Height Adjustable: Adapt to desk height
- Lumbar Support: Support lower back curve
- Swivel: Convenient for multi-screen switching
- Armrest Adjustment: Support forearm weight
📱 Special Needs Considerations
Elderly Users
- Larger Fonts: 125%-150% scaling
- High Contrast: Clear black-white contrast
- Adequate Lighting: Brighter ambient light
- Simplified Layout: Reduce visual complexity
Users with Vision Issues
- Nearsighted: Appropriately increase viewing distance
- Farsighted: Slightly reduce viewing distance
- Astigmatism: Choose high-resolution displays
- Color Blind: Adjust color settings
Long-term Work
- Programmers: Large screen, reduce scrolling
- Designers: Color accurate, eye protection settings
- Gamers: Low latency, comfortable position
- Office Workers: Anti-glare, standard distance
🔧 Display Health Settings
Brightness Adjustment
Goal: Match environmental brightness
Adjustment Methods:
- White Paper Test: White paper brightness similar to white background
- Environment Adaptation: Adjust based on ambient light changes
- Auto Adjustment: Use ambient light sensors
Blue Light Filtering
- Night Mode: Reduce blue light output
- Timed Adjustment: Auto-adjust based on time
- Eye Protection Software: f.lux, Night Light
- Hardware Blue Light Filter: Built-in function in some displays
Refresh Rate and Flicker
- Avoid Low Refresh Rate: At least 60Hz
- DC Dimming Preferred: Reduce flicker
- PWM Dimming: High-frequency PWM reduces flicker
⚠️ Health Warnings
Eye Fatigue Symptoms
- Dry Eyes: Caused by reduced blinking
- Blurred Vision: Caused by prolonged focusing
- Eye Pain: Caused by overuse
- Headaches: Caused by improper posture or glare
Neck Problems
- Neck Stiffness: Prolonged fixed posture
- Shoulder Soreness: Improper screen position
- Back Pain: Incorrect sitting posture
Preventive Measures
- Regular Checkups: Eye examinations
- Reasonable Rest: Don't use continuously for long periods
- Exercise: Neck and eye exercises
- Environment Improvement: Optimize work environment
🛠️ Adjustment Tools and Methods
Software Tools
- Windows Display Settings: Scaling, resolution
- f.lux: Automatic color temperature adjustment
- Iris: Professional eye protection software
- GPU Control Panel: Color and display adjustment
Hardware Tools
- Display Stand: Multi-axis adjustment function
- Keyboard Tray: Adjust input device height
- Footrest: Adjust sitting posture and blood circulation
- Ambient Light: Reduce screen reflection
💡 Best Practices Summary
Daily Use
- Adjust to comfortable position
- Take regular eye breaks
- Maintain correct sitting posture
- Control environmental lighting
Long-term Health
- Regular eye examinations
- Pay attention to usage time
- Maintain good posture
- Appropriate exercise
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