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Optional Keyboard Light:
The optional front keyboard light can be ordered with your 200 Series Cart. Located at the front center of the
Cart top assembly, the switch to turn the light on and off is located on the bottom surface of the light, see below.
Slide the switch forward or backward to turn the light on and off.
If you also have ordered any one of the optional Touch Pad Electronic Locking Drawer Systems, the keyboard light
option is included and is integrated into the touch pad located at the front center of the Cart, see below. To turn
on/off this keyboard light, press the light bulb icon button located on the far right and the keyboard light will turn
on. Press again and the light will go off. After approximately 20 minutes, the light will automatically turn off.
The light can be turned back on immediately if needed.
Slide Switch Keyboard Light
Touch Pad Access, Keyboard Light
Optional Locking Drawer Operation:
Optional storage systems for the JACO 200 Series include Non-Locking, Push Button-Locking and Touch-
Pad Electronic-Locking options in single 3" high and 7" high drawers as well as dual 3" high drawers.
Push Button Drawer
Non-Lock or Electronic Lock Drawer
The default combination and instruction to open the optional Push Button Drawer – First turn the knob to
the left to clear the lock then press #2 and #4 buttons at the same time then press the #3 button. Next
turn the knob to the right and holding the knob in this position, pull the drawer open. The combination
can be changed, follow the instruction sheet provided with the Cart.
The default combination and instruction to open the Touch Pad e-locking Drawer – Use the default
combination 4, 1, 2, 3, then press the Unlock Button, pull the drawer open. This combination can be
changed as needed and offers up to 64 unique 4 digit access codes. To change the pass code, press the
numbers 3, 1, 2 then the unlock button, you will hear a "beep" indicating that a new 4 digit code can be
entered. If you enter an unacceptable code, such as 1, 1, 1, 1, you will hear a "buzz" noise indicating the
code is not changed. When entering an acceptable new code, you will hear two short "beeps" indicating
that the code is now changed.
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