Scope Of Delivery; Assembly; Performing A Position Reset Procedure - LOGICDATA DYNAMIC MOTION System Manual

3 SCOPE OF DELIVERY

Scope of delivery depends on which Table System is to be assembled, and which accessories have been cho-
sen. Read the DYNAMIC MOTION Configuration Handbook to see the components required for your system.

4 ASSEMBLY

Aseembly for the DYNAMIC MOTION system is split into two parts:
• Mounting the DYNAMIC MOTION products onto/into the Table System (see Product Manual)
• Connecting the products (see Configuration Handbook)
Always ensure assembly has been completed safely and correctly before attempting to operate the DYNAMIC
MOTION system.
4.1

PERFORMING A POSITION RESET PROCEDURE

Risk of minor or moderate injury through crushing
CAUTION
Collision Detection (ISP) is inactive during start-up and reset processes. This may lead
to minor or moderate injury through crushing.
• Ensure that no persons or objects are in the table's range of motion
A Position Reset Procedure is required to complete Assembly, as well as to remedy certain malfunctions. It is
possible to perform a Position Reset Procedure with all types of compatible User Interface. However, this sec-
tion describes performing a Position Reset Procedure for Table Systems controlled by a Handset with an UP Key
and DOWN Key (Comfort 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 Key
▸ The Position Reset Procedure is complete.
INFO
If your DYNAMIC MOTION system has been parameterized with additional stop-
ping points (e.g. a Safety Area or Container Stop Position), repeat Step 3 until the
table has moved upwards again.
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