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CPMA a n d CPMB

•  Button UP: The telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB ex-

tends.

•  Button DOWN: The telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB re-

tracts.

On the operating device is a green LED indicating normal 
operation.

The telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB move until the but-
ton is released or the end position is reached. The stopping 
of the movement is a “soft stop”. Therefore the traveling dis-
tance of the telescopic pillar from releasing the button until 
stop is related to the speed and force direction.

The telescopic pillars will stop if buttons Up and DOWN are 
pressed at the same time.

NOTE

Excessive current consumption, unusual noises or an unwanted 

downward movement, indicate damage to telescopic pillars 

CPMA and CPMB. Cease operation and inform the manufacturer 

responsible for carrying out inspection.

7.5.2  Operate options

Details of specific operations can be found in the following 
sections:

•  Installation and first operation, page 21
•  Maintenance, page 29
•  Malfunctions, page 31
•  Dismantling, page 33

7.6  Emergency 
disengagement

Pull the telescopic pillar’s mains power cable from the 
socket. 

NOTE

The telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB do not have an on / off 

switch and must be disconnected from the power supply. Only this 

measure will de-energize the telescopic pillars.

NOTE

The application in which telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB are 

installed, must provide an emergency stop switch or isolation from 

the mains supply on all conductors.

In hazardous situations, all movements of the device must 
be stopped as quickly as possible and the power supply 
turned off.

Procedure in hazardous situations:

1.  Immediately engage emergency shut-off if present, or 

cut off power to telescopic pillar.

2.  Evacuate people from the hazard zone, initiate first aid 

measures.

3.  Notify doctor and fire department, if necessary.
4.  Notify responsible person on-site.
5.  Keep access paths open for rescue vehicles. 
6.  Based on severity of emergency, notify other authorities 

if necessary.

7.  Order specialized staff to repair malfunction.

WARNING

Do not restart until all persons are outside the hazard zone. Check 

the device and application that uses the device prior to restarting 

the operation and ensure that all safety equipment is installed and 

fully functional.

8.  Check the device and the application that uses the de-

vice prior to  restarting the operation. Ensure that all 
safety equipment is installed and fully functional.

7.7  Shut-down

1.  Separate device from energy supply. Unplug the mains 

cables from the socket. 

2.  Ensure that the mains cables are not inadvertently 

plugged in again.

Summary of Contents for CPMA Series

Page 1: ...CATEGORY MAX 2 LINES INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL CPMA and CPMB Telescopic pillar...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ction 19 5 3 Return to the manufacturer 19 5 4 Packaging 19 5 5 Storage 20 6 0 Installation and first operation 21 6 1 Installation location 21 6 2 Inspections prior to initial operation 21 6 3 Instal...

Page 4: ...deration given to applicable standards and regula tions the present status of technology and our years of knowledge and experience 1 2 Explanation of symbols and signal words Safety precautions are id...

Page 5: ...g this manual on to third parties duplication of any kind even in the form of excerpts as well as the use and or disclosure of the contents without the written consent of the manufacturer is not permi...

Page 6: ...the reseller or the manufacturer The processor in stalls the device in a complete system application The owner or processor of the system is therefore subject to the requirements of the Occupational...

Page 7: ...atic and dynamic overloading of the telescopic pillar Do not use the telescopic pillar beyond the permissible operating data Note the maximum permissible operating data in the Appendix Equipment and o...

Page 8: ...pillars CPMA and CPMB do not have an on off switch and if required to be switched off for example in an emergency the telescopic pillars must be disconnected from the power supply Only this measure w...

Page 9: ...ons are very low and not likely to cause any interference with nearby electronic equipment RF emission CISPR 11 Class B CPMA1 2xxxxxx xxx CPMB1 2xxxxxx xxx RF emission CISPR 11 Class A CPMA1 1xxxxxx x...

Page 10: ...s power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 U1 95 dip in U1 for...

Page 11: ...mobile radios amateur radio AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters an electr...

Page 12: ...1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 0 12 0 23 0 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in meters m can be estimated using the equation a...

Page 13: ...l CPMA1 12400AA0 000 L05703726 100 240 V max 1 000 Npush Auxiliary power max 8 A BJ 10 13 400 mm C IP20 50 60 Hz max 1 5 A Int 1 min 9 min Made in Switzerland by Ewellix AG CH 4410 Liestal The product...

Page 14: ...5 LAN cable and operating device cable channel b6 Mains cable channel b7 Terminal for mains feed through b8 Screws of motor mounted base plate if option selected of motor orientation with motor in inn...

Page 15: ...on in the case of a malfunction after 3 mm a mechanical block stops the movement The control unit interrupts the movement and the CPMA and CPMB can no longer be moved in the blocking direction Outer t...

Page 16: ...he connection nuts must not be removed under any circumstances Thread in connection nut b2 The purpose of the M6 thread in the connection nut is to fas ten the pillar to the application with fastening...

Page 17: ...ner tube base plate This allows connection for using operating devices simulta neously at the bottom and the top LAN cable through The optional LAN cable through is only available for CPMA On each bas...

Page 18: ...the same function as the mounting plate Further details on accessories can be found in the appendix List of approved accessories page 40 IMPORTANT Ewellix will not accept liability for any damage caus...

Page 19: ...eed conditions Record scope of damage on the transport documents or bill of delivery of the shipping company Initiate complaint NOTE Report any damage as soon as possible as damage claims can only be...

Page 20: ...from any aggressive media Protect from UV radiation Avoid mechanical vibrations Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C Atmospheric humidity 0 to 90 non condensing Pressure 700 to 1060 h Pa For storage long...

Page 21: ...d WARNING Special precautions regarding EMC The device requires special precautions regarding EMC and must be installed and put into service according to the EMC information provided in this operating...

Page 22: ...opic pillars CPMA and CPMB on other elements chairs tables incubators and baby warmers etc involves taking into account special requirements for differ ent applications The telescopic pillars CPMA and...

Page 23: ...nect mains cable PE with PE terminal then connect mains cable N with N terminal and finally con nect mains cable L with terminal L For telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB 24 V DC First connect mains cabl...

Page 24: ...hat all screws are sufficiently secured so that they do not loosen on their own NOTE Fastening screws are not supplied The bore dimensions can be found in the section Plans and diagrams page 35 Please...

Page 25: ...RJ45 for LAN and one RJ45 for the operating device The IEC socket has a steel retainer clip and is protected with two fuses each of 8 A for safety Rated voltage 250 V AC rated current 8 A high breakin...

Page 26: ...rd Ensure that cables cannot become pinched or damaged Check that the mains voltage corresponds to nominal value on the product label Ensure that the cabling is correctly installed in the cable channe...

Page 27: ...nd follow the dismantling instructions Dismantling page 33 WARNING Device damage due to static and dynamic overload of the device Therefore Do not exceed maximum permissible performance specifications...

Page 28: ...cted from the power supply Only this measure will de energize the telescopic pillars NOTE The application in which telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB are installed must provide an emergency stop switch...

Page 29: ...Maintenance work The telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB are mainte nance free for the duration of their operating life Details of operating life can be found in the appendix Equipment and operating dat...

Page 30: ...se aggressive cleaning agents Water used for cleaning including chemical additives must be pH neu tral The telescopic pillar must not come in contact with any liq uids during retraction or extension O...

Page 31: ...urer for repair Transport Packaging and stor age page 19 WARNING Crush hazard Risk of damage to the telescopic pillars CPMA and CPMB caused by static and dynamic overload of the telescopic pillar Do n...

Page 32: ...error repeats remove load and check if the movement of the application is unblocked Operator Operating device green LED is blinking Operate homing procedure Qualified personnel Control unit defective...

Page 33: ...Ewellix if you have any questions or concerns 10 1 Dismantling 1 Separate device from energy supply 2 Secure elements of the application such that no loads can impact the telescopic pillar 3 Loosen a...

Page 34: ...ending moment dynamic Nm up to 1151 up to 2501 up to 2501 Speed full load to no load mm s 14 to 15 11 to 15 11 to 15 Telescopic pillar version of section 2 section 2 section 2 section Stroke mm 230 to...

Page 35: ...the Ewellix website see ewellix com Electrical Motor orientation Built in with outer tube on top More easier to clean design M M Built in with outer tube on bottom More aesthetic design M M Mains pow...

Page 36: ...1 CPMB1 1 CPMA1 2 CPMB1 2 CPMA2 2 CPMB2 2 Offset load diagram 300 mm stroke 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1 000 0 100 200 300 50 150 250 Load N CPMA1 1 CPMB1 1 Load distance from the center o...

Page 37: ...205 5 58 161 180 125 1 165 1 Fixing armatures available as accessory 4 M6 93 121 81 4 M6 133 Mains power connection Terminal block Mains power connection Terminal block RJ 45 LAN location RJ45 Operat...

Page 38: ...nsional drawing Desk switch 4 2 7 6 10 5 L 55 8 39 38 17 66 7 20 8 8 12 3 Dimensional drawing Hand switch 32 500 300 510 154 57 29 Dimensional drawing Foot switch 82 M5 Position 7 6 300 150 105 700 22...

Page 39: ...ket at both sides B LAN cable through No 0 LAN cable through Not compatible with op device socket at both sides 1 1 Pillar can be placed with outer tube on the top or bottom page 37 Ordering key C P M...

Page 40: ...cable 0 5 m STK01 SW3000 X100 Desk switch with LED cable 1 0 m STK01 UW3000 X100 Handset with LED cable coiled 1 3 m EHA41 13N00N 000 Foot switch cable coiled 1 3 m STL01 GW1000 X100 Mounting plate Z...

Page 41: ...four countersunk screws M6x12 The mounting plate must be fastened to the application with four fastening screws The mounting plate is a flat metal plate supporting the force areas and is in complianc...

Page 42: ...outlet socket with three connections for mains cord with plug IEC 60320 C14 one RJ45 LAN and one RJ45 connection for op erating device It has an integrated metal mounting plate In the electrical circu...

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Page 44: ...taken in the production of this catalog Ewellix does not take any responsibility for damage or other loss resulting from omissions or ty pographical errors The photo may differ slightly in appearance...

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