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Step 11

Choose which side of the Desktop you'd like your

Keypad to be on. Remember that you're installing

your desk upside down, so the final location of the

Keypad will be opposite of what you're seeing during

assembly.

For Desktops with Pre-Drilled Holes: There are two

sets of holes to accommodate different Keypads. Line

up your Keypad (C6) with the pre-drilled holes, and

attach it to the Desktop with two #10x5/8'' Wood

screws (H14).

For Desktops without Pre-Drilled Holes: The Keypad

(C6) can be placed anywhere along the front edge

of the Desktop. Typically you will want it to the side

where it won't interfere with your legs, your chair,

or any accessories. After carefully considering the

placement, hold the Keypad in the desired location

and make a pencil mark at each hole location.

If you own a drill, you can make pilot holes to make this

a little easier. Use a 1/8" diameter drill bit and, ensur-

ing that you DO NOT DRILL DEEPER THAN 1/2", drill

pilot holes where you've made your marks. Or you can

drive the screws directly into the desktop if you do

not own a drill. Then fasten the keypad with the two

#10x5/8" Wood screws (H14).

Step 12

Plug the Power cable (C7) into the power socket on

the Control box (C5) marked "AC".

Line up your Control box (C5) with the pre-drilled

holes, and attach it to desktop with two #10x5/8''

Wood screws (H14) each.

The Control box will be in the center of the desk, equi-

distant from each side.

Step 13

Plug each Leg into a Leg cable (C8), and then plug

the Leg cable into the white ports on the Control box

marked "M1", "M2", "M3", and "M4".

Now, plug the Keypad (C6) into the Control box port

labeled "HS".

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