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SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: Please read these instructions carefully before commissioning the system and keep them in a safe place for future reference.
Alternatively, this document is also available on the Neudoerfler website (www.neudoerfler.com).
In addition, all further instructions for this product can be found at www.neudoerfler.com.
Date of publication: September 2020
Neudoerfler Office Systems GmbH, Kom.-Rat Karl Markon-Straße 530, A-7201 Neudörfl | T +43 2622 77444 | F +43 2622 77444 9 | bueromoebel@neudoerfler.com | neudoerfler.com

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  • Page 1 In addition, all further instructions for this product can be found at www.neudoerfler.com. Date of publication: September 2020 Neudoerfler Office Systems GmbH, Kom.-Rat Karl Markon-Straße 530, A-7201 Neudörfl | T +43 2622 77444 | F +43 2622 77444 9 | bueromoebel@neudoerfler.com | neudoerfler.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Product overview..........3 Technical data.............4 Safety Information..........5 Sitting correctly...........7 General manual switch........8 Pure manual switch..........9 Pro manual switch..........10 Premium manual switch........19 Error checklist...........32 Error messages on the display......33 Declaration of conformity........38 Cleaning instructions........39 Explanation of symbols........40...

  • Page 3: Product Overview

    PRODUCT OVERVIEW Sizes Length in cm: 100 / 120 / 140 160 / 180 / 200 Widths in cm: 80 / 90 / 100 Table top with right-angled corners as well as with rounded corners (radius 80mm available). Height continuously adjustable (2-part lifting column): Panel thickness 25mm: 71,5cm–121,5cm Panel thickness 19mm: 70,9cm–120,9cm...

  • Page 4: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA 2-part lifting column: Mains voltage ....... 100 V – 240 V / 50/60Hz , 1,6 A Switch-on/idle time ..... 2min on, 18min off Protection class ......II Max. Load ........75kg Max. Power ........175W Noise emission ......~46 dB Lifting speed .........

  • Page 5: Safety Information

    SAFETY INFORMATION The safety instructions must be followed! If the system is ope 10. Modifications and alterations to the control unit and the rated incorrectly, danger to people and property can arise! operating element are not permitted. 11. Do not open the housing of the control unit or the power supply 1.
  • Page 6 SAFETY INFORMATION in the strain relief. The connecting cables may be laid loosely. Danger: In the event of a fault, the table top may move All lines and cables must be laid in such a way that no mechani a little with each attempt to set it in motion before the cal damage can occur (such as shearing, abrasion, etc.).

  • Page 7: Sitting Correctly

    SITTING CORRECTLY Scientific studies have shown that frequently changing our posture makes a big contribution to reducing stress and building up reserves of energy. The optimal solution is a combination of sitting, standing and walking. It relieves our back and our legs, promotes the circulation and leads to a better supply of oxygen.

  • Page 8: General Manual Switch

    OPERATION: GENERAL MANUAL SWITCH Pure Manual switch Pro Manual switch Premium Manual switch Dimensions Dimensions Dimensions Length: 104,3 mm Length: 107,2 mm Length: 104,3 mm Width: 65,8 mm Width: 78,8 mm Width: 65,8 mm Height: 25,2 mm Height: 25,2 mm Height: 25,2 mm...

  • Page 9: Pure Manual Switch

    OPERATION: PURE MANUAL SWITCH PURE MANUAL SWITCH The manual switch is operated via a flip switch. - Up/Down function Press and hold the manual switch up to raise the table; press and hold the manual switch down to lower the table. Release when you have reached your desired position.

  • Page 10: Pro Manual Switch

    OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH PRO MANUAL SWITCH The manual switch is operated via a flip switch. - Up/Down function Press and hold the manual switch up to raise the table; press and hold the - 2 memory positions manual switch down to lower the table. - Memory function via LED Release when you have reached your desired position.
  • Page 11 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH The Pro manual switch has three operating buttons: Symbol Description Function Activator Set memory function. Service Bluetooth Connection to Desk Control App via wireless Bluetooth -technology. ® ® Memory- Saves your favourite positions. function...
  • Page 12 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Table height limitation If you do not want the desk to operate in its entire travel range (e.g. a container is blocking the up or down movement), you can set an upper and a lower limit for the height of the desk. Set upper limit: 1.
  • Page 13 OPERATION PRO MANUAL SWITCH Saving a memory position 1. Adjust the table to a preferred position. 2. Press the -button for two seconds. The light bar flashes white twice to indicate that the position is being saved. Only when the light bar turns white steadily has the position been saved.
  • Page 14 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Moving to memory positions After the memory positions have been saved, you can move to them simply by pressing the manual switch. 1. Press and hold – when a saved position is reached, the table stops. 2.
  • Page 15 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Connecting Bluetooth ® 1. Download the Desk Control™ app suitable for your device from the App Store or Google Play. Look for Desk Control™ and the app icon: 2. Press the - button in the centre for 2 seconds to activate pairing mode. The LED flashes blue when the manual switch is in pairing mode.
  • Page 16 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Activator Service The reminder LED is located in the lower left corner of the manual switch. The LED should indicate the position of the desk (sitting or standing height). The indication depends on the selected reminder interval. While the user is sitting for an appropriate time according to the set interval, the LED pulses a steady green.
  • Page 17 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Reminder intervals The manual switch has a „reminder button“ on the left side – symbolised by a bell. Pressing this button sets the interval of how often you will receive a reminder to change your position. The LED lights up in three different intensities, each representing an interval.
  • Page 18 OPERATION: PRO MANUAL SWITCH Button lock function The manual switch can be locked to prevent unintentional movement of the table. By default, the button lock function is deactivated. If this option is activated, the manual switch is automatically locked after a configured time. The button lock function can also be configured so that an attempt to operate the locked manual switch is indicated by a red light.

  • Page 19: Premium Manual Switch

    OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH The manual switch is operated via a flip switch. - Up/Down function Press and hold the manual switch up to raise the table; - 4 memory positions press and hold the manual switch down to lower the table. - Memory function via LED Release when you have reached your desired position.
  • Page 20 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH The Premium manual switch has three operating buttons and an OLED display that shows the height of the table and many other texts as a guide: Symbol Description Function Activator Set memory function. Service Connection to Desk Control app via wireless Bluetooth ®...
  • Page 21 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Adjusting the displayed height of the desk If the height shown on the display is not correct, it can be adjusted: 1. Press the and - button at the same time for five seconds and the height in the display starts flashing. 2.
  • Page 22 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Table height limitation If you do not want the desk to operate in its entire travel range (e.g. a container is blocking the up or down movement), you can set an upper and a lower limit for the height of the desk: Set upper limit: 1.
  • Page 23 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Saving a memory position 1. Adjust the table to a preferred position. 2. Press the -button for two seconds. The light bar flashes white twice to indicate that the position is being saved. Only when the light bar turns white steadily has the position been saved.
  • Page 24 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Saving a memory position If the user adjusts the table to a different position and saves this position, it overwrites the favourite position (1 or 2) closest to the current position. Save memory positions 3 and 4: 1.
  • Page 25 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Moving to memory positions After the memory positions have been saved, you can move to them simply by pressing the manual switch: 1. Press and hold – when a saved position is reached, the table stops. 2.
  • Page 26 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Connecting Bluetooth 1. Download the Desk Control™ app suitable for your device from the App Store or Google Play. Look for Desk Control™ and the app icon: 2. Press the - button in the centre for 2 seconds to activate pairing mode. The display informs you of the table’s Bluetooth®...
  • Page 27 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Activator Service The reminder LED lights up through the surface of the manual switch. Standing: - While the user is standing for the first third of the standing time, The light should indicate the position of the desk (sitting or standing a green light block flashes to indicate that the battery is charging.
  • Page 28 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Reminder intervals: The number of white blocks (one, two or three) each represents an interval. The three standard intervals are: - Interval 1: reminder after sitting for 55 minutes - Interval 2: reminder after sitting for 50 minutes - Interval 3: reminder after sitting for 45 minutes The pre-set interval reminds after 55 minutes, i.e.
  • Page 29 OPERATION: PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Button lock function The manual switch can be locked to prevent unintentional movement of the table. By default, the button lock function is deactivated. If this option is activated, the manual switch is automatically locked after a configured time. The button lock function can also be configured so that an attempt to operate the locked manual switch is indicated by a red light.
  • Page 30 OPERATION: PRO AND PREMIUM MANUAL SWITCH Resetting to factory settings Press the and -buttons for eight seconds to reset the manual switch to the factory settings. The LED light bar flashes red three times to indicate that the reset is complete. When a factory reset is carried out, the manual switch is returned to the configured status, i.e.
  • Page 31 OPERATION: DESK CONTROL The Desk Control app was developed for sit/stand table users. The app allows users to connect to the table via Bluetooth® wireless technology and reminds the user to use the height adjustment. By downloading the „Desk Control “...

  • Page 32: Error Checklist

    OPERATION: ERROR CHECKLIST Possible cause Correction Display does not work (but the buttons work). Cable is faulty. Display is faulty. Change the manual switch. Microcontroller is faulty. Manual switch is faulty. Buttons do not work (but the display works). Unplug the manual switch and then plug it in without touching the Buttons were pressed during commissioning.

  • Page 33: Error Messages On The Display

    OPERATION: ERROR MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY DISPLAY NAME DESCRIPTION Loss of position • Initialise the system. Unexpected reset • Unexpected reset due to software error or external reset. LIN fault • Fault with the LIN bus. Power fault • Power fault or power regulator set to below 10%. Channel detection •...
  • Page 34 OPERATION: ERROR MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY Checksum fault • Error during position determination, re-initialisation necessary. Power limit reached • The power limit of the controller has been reached; too much load on the system. Button error • Wrong button combination pressed on the control unit. Unsafe •...
  • Page 35 OPERATION: ERROR MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY E23-E28 Channel 1-6 missing • Drive missing. E29-E34 Channel 1-6 type • Drive type has changed since the last initialisation or is incorrect. E35-E40 Channel 1-6 Plus • Plus error. E41-E46 Channel 1-6 overload •...
  • Page 36 OPERATION: ERROR MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY E59-E64 Channel 1-6 SLS activated • Overload upwards. Possibly no signal due to disconnected cable. • Anti-collision setting exceeded and anti-collision triggered. E65-E70 Channel 1-6 direction E71-E82 Channel short circuit • 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b Massage •...
  • Page 37 OPERATION: ERROR MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY Master • Connection to the master lost or signal not clear. Slave 1-3 • Connection to slave 1 lost or signal not clear. E100 E101 E102 E103 • Forced initialisation reference 1-8• Forced initialisation necessary (not displayed on Forced initialisation reference 1-8 the control unit).

  • Page 38: Declaration Of Conformity

    DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

  • Page 39: Cleaning Instructions

    CLEANING INFORMATION Thanks to its durable and hygienic, sealed surfaces, Neudoerfler office furniture does not require any special care. The surfaces are generally easy to clean. This also applies to structured surfaces. The following cleaning applications are recommended for varying degrees of soiling: Light, fresh soiling: Clean with paper towels, soft, clean cloths (dry/damp) or a sponge.

  • Page 40: Explanation Of Symbols

    EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS see operating instructions This furniture is only approved for indoor commercial office and administrative use. Protection class II Equipment with protection class ll has reinforced or double insulation between the mains circuit and the output voltage or metal housing and usually has no connection to the protective conductor.

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