Operation Instructions; Basic Functions; Upward Desktop Movement; Downward Desktop Movement - Knoll Stroke 665/420 User Manual

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3 Operation Instructions

3.1 Basic functions

NOTICE
You must read the user manual carefully before
installing or operating the control unit.
If chosen handset doesn't fit to this user manual,
please see separate user manual for actual handset.

3.1.1 Upward desktop movement

This function enables the upward adjustment of the
work surface. To change its position, proceed as follows:
Press the desktop up button and continue to
hold until desired desktop height is reached.
NOTICE
The desktop will continue moving upwards until you
release the button or the maximum height is reached
3.1.2 Downward desktop
movement
This function enables the downward adjustment of the
work surface. To change its position, proceed as follows:
Press the desktop down button and continue to
hold until desired desktop height is reached.
3.2 Advanced functions,
Manual reset/homing
If a motor (or electronic) has been disconnected from the
column, during or after the assembly, a reset (homing)
cycle MUST be performed. A reset (homing) cycle
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should be made with an even weight of approx.. 100 lbs.
(45 kg) applied on the table.
1. Simultaneously pressing the up and
down buttons for minimum of 8
seconds.
2. Press and hold the down button and the table
will slowly move the lowest point possible.
3. The table/stand is ready for normally use.
3.3 CDS (Collision Detecting
System)
This table is equipped with a Collision Detection feature
designed to avoid possible severe injury due to pinching.
When the table detects a sudden change in resistance
(force) equal to approximately 120 lb (55kg) the CDS will
stop the movement of the table and reverse approximately
1 inch (25mm). CDS works in both directions, i.e. upwards
and downwards. Remove the obstacle prior to operating
the table again. The CDS will be active again as soon as
the table has been moved (up or down) 3,15 inch (80mm).
CAUTION—Risk of
pinching
The Collision Detection System (CDS) is a last resort
safety feature and is not designed to detect and prevent
all possible pinching and injuries. The effectiveness of the
CDS is effected by the speed of the table, the location
of the table top and the density of obstruction. Even in
the event that the CDS is activated it may not completely
prevent injury and all possible safety measures should be
taken in order to prevent possible injury.
CAUTION—Risk of
pinching
The Collision Detection System (CDS) is not enabled
during all resets and limit position calibration.
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