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• Do not place any object(s) on or underneath the treadmill belt,
even when unit is not in use.
• Do not cover treadmill keypad.
• Keep children and animals away.
• Moving surfaces are potentially hazardous. If attention is not paid
to the conditions of the equipment, death or serious injury could occur.
Cable Management:
• When installing equipment, either on the worksurface or below,
be sure that the connecting cables are free of obstruction.
• Horizontal wire management channels are provided as standard
and can be found on the underside of the worksurface.
Use these channels to minimize possible entanglements.
Accessory Power Cord Length:
• Ensure that power cords for all accessory items – computers, lights,
monitors, etc. – are of sufficient length to reach outlets throughout the range of
worksurface height adjustment. Do not subject the cords to any strain while
adjustment of the surface is taking place.
• Always check for proper operating clearance before placing any item on,
next to, above or below the worksurface.
Orientation and Space Planning:
Much insight has been gained from early adopters on the importance of
proper placement and orientation of the Walkstation in the office environment.
Placement and orientation are critical to insuring that users feel the right
balance of privacy and accessibility as well as safety.
• Place close to the workgroup to allow for quick transitions to and from a
regular workstation.
• Orient unit so that co-workers approach the user on the Walkstation from the
front or within a 45° of front.
• Do not place where co-workers must approach the user from side of behind.
• Do not place in heavy traffic aisles.
• Orient so that user can view co-workers if team interaction is high.
• Leave 36" behind treadmill surface to nearest panel or wall.
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