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DYNAMIC MOTION SYSTEM - CONFIGURATION HANDBOOK // PAGE 21

6  CHANGING THE TABLE SYSTEM

6.1  REPLACING AN ACTUATOR

1.  Disconnect the Power Hub from the Mains
2.  Disconnect the Actuator from the Power Hub
3.  (If necessary) Disconnect the Acuator Cable using the instructions in Chapter 6.1.1
4.  Remove the Height-Adjustable Column from the Table Top 
5.  Remove the Actuator from the Height-Adjustable Column
6.  Mount the new Actuator into the Height-Adjustable Column (see manual)
7.  Mount the Height-Adjustable Column back onto the Table Top
8.  Plug the Actuator back into the Power Hub
9.  Reconnect the system to the Mains

6.1.1  UNPLUGGING THE CABLE FROM THE ACTUATOR

CAUTION

Risk of minor or moderate injury through electric shocks

Inserting foreign objects into connectors may lead to minor or moderate injury 

through electric shocks.  

•  Disconnect the Actuator from the Power Hub before unplugging the Cable. 

NOTICE

Unplugging the Actuator Cable incorrectly may damage the connectors irreparably.

•  Do not attempt to remove the Actuator Cable by hand

•  Consider whether it is necessary to remove the Cable before doing so

1.  Disconnect the Power Hub from the Mains
2.  Disconnect the Actuator from the Power Hub and wait 10 seconds for residual voltage to dissipate 
3.  Insert a  flat-head screwdriver into the gap behind the cable until it reaches the bottom of the connector
4.  Use the screwdriver to lever the Actuator Plug gently upwards and out of the connector

 

Fig. 7: 

Removing the Actuator Cable

6.2  REPLACING A USER INTERFACE

1.  Disconnect the Power Hub from the Mains
2.  Disconnect the User Interface from the Power Hub
3.  Remove the User Interface from the Table Top (use the User Interface's Manual to help you)
4.  Mount the new User Interface onto the Table Top (use the User Interface's Manual to help you)
5.  Plug the User Interface back into the Power Hub
6.  Reconnect the Power Hub to the Mains

6.3  REPLACING A POWER HUB

1.  Disconnect the Power Hub from the Mains
2.  Disconnect all components from the Power Hub
3.  Plug all components into the new Power Hub
4.  Reconnect the system to the Mains

Gently lift the Plug

Insert screwdriver  
(flat-head recommended)

Summary of Contents for DYNAMIC MOTION

Page 1: ...CONFIGURATION Handbook DYNAMIC MOTION system DOCUMENT VERSION 1 0 JANUARY 2020 ...

Page 2: ...his document was originally published in English LOGICDATA Electronic Software Entwicklungs GmbH Wirtschaftspark 18 8530 Deutschlandsberg Austria Phone 43 0 3462 51 98 0 Fax 43 0 3462 51 98 1030 Internet http www logicdata net Email office at logicdata net INFO This manual is valid for all configurations of the DYNAMIC MOTION system ...

Page 3: ...Liability 7 2 7 Residual risks 8 2 8 Skilled Persons 9 2 9 Notes for Resellers 9 3 Scope of delivery 9 4 Component Overview 10 4 1 Actuators 10 4 1 1 What is an Actuator 10 4 1 2 Types of Actuator 10 4 2 Power Units 11 4 2 1 What is a Power Unit 11 4 2 2 Types of Power Unit 11 4 3 User Interfaces 12 4 3 1 What is a User Interface 12 4 3 2 Types of User Interface 12 4 4 Cables 13 4 4 1 Connector Ty...

Page 4: ...on 1 18 5 6 Approved Conference Applications 19 5 6 1 Benching Application 1 19 5 7 Approved Conference Applications 20 6 Changing the table system 21 6 1 Replacing an Actuator 21 6 1 1 Unplugging the Cable from the Actuator 21 6 2 Replacing a User Interface 21 6 3 Replacing a Power Hub 21 7 Additional Information 22 7 1 Operation 22 7 2 Disassembly 22 7 3 Maintenance 22 7 3 1 Cleaning 22 7 4 Disp...

Page 5: ...rchase and full payment of the product all text and images in Chapter 2 Safety may be used free of charge by the customer for 10 years after delivery They should be used to prepare end user documentation for height adjustable Table Systems The license does not include logos designs and page layout elements belonging to LOGICDATA The customer may make any necessary changes to the text and images to...

Page 6: ...al worker protection conditions and national safety and accident prevention reg ulations are observed during operation of the system 2 3 INTENDED USE The DYNAMIC MOTION system is a group of products intended to operate electrically Height Adjustable Tables It is intended for indoor use only The system may only be installed in compatible Height Adjustable Tables and with LOGICDATA approved accessor...

Page 7: ...ABILITY LOGICDATA products comply with all relevant industry standards which are listed in the product s data sheet However risk can result from incorrect operation or misuse LOGICDATA is in particular not liable for damage or injury caused by Improper product use Accidental usage Clear misuse abuse of the Table System Disregard of the documentation Unauthorized product alterations Improper work o...

Page 8: ...ng assembly CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through crushing Self retention i e the ability of the Table System to maintain its position while station ary and in movement is a safety issue that must be considered by all resellers Although the DYNAMIC MOTION system was designed with measures to help prevent the Table System from slipping the risk of uncontrolled movement is dependent on th...

Page 9: ...sers with an Operating Manual in their native EU official language INFO The Charter of the French Language La charte de la langue française or Bill 101 Loi 101 guarantees the right of the population of Quebec to conduct business and commercialactivitiesinFrench ThebillappliestoallproductssoldandusedinQuebec For Table Systems that will be sold or used in Quebec Resellers must provide all product re...

Page 10: ...ke power from the Power Unit in order to rotate a spindle that moves the table up or down There are two main categories of Actuator in the DYNAMIC MOTION system Drives in which the spindle is per manently attached to the motor and Gear Motors no spindle attached DYNAMIC MOTION actuators also feature an integrated Control Unit 4 1 2 TYPES OF ACTUATOR Name and Order Code Key Features Image DMD660 DM...

Page 11: ... be installed 4 2 2 TYPES OF POWER UNIT Name and Order Code Key Features Image DMP240 DMP240 EU DMP240 US Power Hub 4 Output Ports Maximum 240 W Power Output Max Recommended Actuators 2 Versions for EU US Mains Voltages DMP360 DMP360 EU DMP360 US Power Hub 5 Output Ports Maximum 360 W Power Output Max Recommended Actuators 4 Versions for EU US Mains Voltages LOGICcell LOGICcell A1 Battery Pack DYN...

Page 12: ...MUI TOUCH C FX y z Comfort Handset UP and DOWN Keys Digital Display Memory Position Keys DMUI TOUCH B DMUI TOUCH B UD y z Basic Handset UP and DOWN Keys LED Signal Light DMUI EASY2move B DMUI EASY2move B x y Paddle Handset Motion control by lifting or pushing LED Signal Light Save Button DMUI HSU C DMUI HSU C FL y z Comfort Handset UP and DOWN Keys Digital Display Memory Position Keys DMUI HSM B D...

Page 13: ...Connector Type 3 Pin 90 Cranked Connects to Actuators Connector Type 10 Pin Connects to LOGICcell Connector Type 4 Pin RJ Connects to LOG PRT DMS 4 4 2 CABLE TYPES Name and Order Code Key Features Image Actuator Cable 90 Cranked DMLIN ACR 1000 Length 1000 mm Connector A 1 x 4 pin Connector B 1 x 3 pin 90 Cranked Application Power Hub to Actuator Actuator Cable DMLIN AST 1000 Length 1000 mm Connect...

Page 14: ...ication Power Hub to Connectivity Hub Branch Cable DMC BR 200 Length 200 mm Connector A 1 x 4 pin Connector B 2 x 4 pin Application Branch Cable Benching Adapter DMC BA 2500 Length 2500 mm Connector A 1 x 4 pin Connector B 4x 4 pin Application BenchingApplication Cable Sync Cable DMC CA 1000 Length 1000 mm Connector A 1 x 4 pin Connector B 1 x 4 pin Application Conference Application Cable LOGICce...

Page 15: ...2 1 SAFETY DURING ASSEMBLY WARNING Moderate risk of death or serious injury through electric shocks Connecting the system incorrectly can lead to death or serious injury through electric shocks Ensure that the supplied voltage complies with each product s type plate Ensure all components are connected to the correct sockets Disconnect the Power Unit before removing or connecting any components If ...

Page 16: ...NG CABLES CAUTION Risk of minor or moderate injury through burns or electric shocks Connecting Cables to the Power Hub incorrectly may lead to minor or moderate injury through burns due to overheating or electric shocks Do not force or bend Connectors Ensure Connectors are oriented correctly see diagram Do not insert fingers or objects into the Connectors or housing of the Power Hub Fig 1 Connecti...

Page 17: ...ATION 1 This system creates 2 leg table with a single Power Hub DMP240 2 Height Adjustable Columns with DMD500 or DMD660 Actuators 2 DMLIN Actuator Cable per Actuator 1 User Interface 1 DMP240 1 Power Cable Connecting the System 1 Plug the Actuator s into the Power Hub 2 Plug the User Interface into the Power Hub 3 Plug the Power Hub into the Mains Fig 4 Standard Application 1 DMP240 ...

Page 18: ...90 in Table 2 However connecting different types of Actuator within a Benching System may cause errors and damage to the Table System if performed incorrectly Contact LOGICDATA before attempting to create a Benching System of this type 5 5 1 BENCHING APPLICATION 1 This system creates Benching system with two 2 leg tables and a single Power Hub DMP240 4 Height Adjustable Columns with DYNAMIC MOTION...

Page 19: ...op and Height Adjustable Columns are supplied by the Reseller 5 6 1 CONFERENCE APPLICATION 1 This system creates Conference Application with one 3 leg table and 2 Power Hubs DMP240 3 Height Adjustable Columns with DYNAMIC MOTION Actuators 1 DMLIN Actuator Cable per Actuator min 1 User Interfaces 2 DMP240 2 Power Cables 1 Sync Cable Connecting the System 1 Plug two Actuators into a Power Hub 2 Plug...

Page 20: ...mfort or Basic Handsets If your DYNAMIC MOTION system is operated by a different User Interface consult that product s operating Manual for instructions on performing a Position Reset Procedure 1 Press and hold the DOWN Key until the table stops at the lower position limit 2 Release the DOWN Key 3 Press and hold the DOWN Key again The table will move down slightly then up again 4 Release the DOWN ...

Page 21: ... irreparably Do not attempt to remove the Actuator Cable by hand Consider whether it is necessary to remove the Cable before doing so 1 Disconnect the Power Hub from the Mains 2 Disconnect the Actuator from the Power Hub and wait 10 seconds for residual voltage to dissipate 3 Insert a flat head screwdriver into the gap behind the cable until it reaches the bottom of the connector 4 Use the screwdr...

Page 22: ... or install accessory parts Contact customer services immediately if the system malfunctions The use of unauthorized spare or accessory parts may cause system damage Warranty claims are void in this scenario 7 3 1 CLEANING WARNING Moderate risk of serious injury through electric shocks While cleaning the system liquid intrusion may lead to serious injury through electric shocks Do not allow any co...

Page 23: ...aftspark 18 8530 Deutschlandsberg Austria Phone 43 0 3462 5198 0 Fax 43 0 3462 5198 1030 Email office at logicdata net Internet http www logicdata net LOGICDATA North America Inc Broadmoor Ave SE Suite D Grand Rapids MI USA Phone 1 616 328 8841 Email office na logicdata net ...

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