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9 Control
Caution:
The upper end position of the desktop is pre-set in the controller.
For this reason, only those controllers that have been supplied as being suitable
for the respective desk base may be used.
For the operation, a simple hand switch (for example, STAND.MOVE Mx.0) is the minimum require-
ment. All the instructions described can also be carried out with a comfort hand switch (for example,
STAND.MOVE 1.2).
9.1 Height-adjustment
Note:
When adjusting the height of the table, please ensure that no children
or other persons are underneath the table. There is a risk of injury.
Press the -button to lower the desktop. Keep the button pressed until the desktop has reached the
desired height. The table stops automatically as soon as the lower end position is reached (container-
stop, safety stop or minimal position).
Press the -button to raise the desktop. Keep the button pressed until the desktop has reached the
desired height. When the table reaches the upper end position or the pre-set shelf-stop, the movement
is ended.
9.2 Set shelf and container stop
Warning:
Only trained personnel should carry out setting and deletion of container
and shelf stops. There is a danger of injury from wrong setting or removal of the
Stop positions, and a danger of the table getting destroyed.
Note:
This function is configuration-dependent and is not available with every
controller.
Note:
With the additional stops, the safety of the table system can be increased,
in that the possible movement path is restricted.
Container- and shelf stops are safety positions that cannot be run over during normal operation, so
that collisions with known, permanently present hindrances can be prevented. The container stop
limits the movement height downwards (minimum height) and can be used if there are limiting factors
below the table, for example, a Rollcontainer. The shelf stop limits the movement height of the table
upward. The shelf stop can be used if there are limiting factors above the table, such as a shelf or the
incline of a roof.
Setting the container stop is only possible in the lower half of the movement path of the table and only
below the shelf stop.
Setting the shelf stop is only possible in the upper half of the movement path of the table and only
above the container stop.
The procedure for setting the respective stop is identical. Proceed as follows:
1. Move the table, using the arrow keys ( and ), to the desired position.
