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User Manual
CBX-1/CBX-2
Availability and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. LOGICDATA assumes no liability for maloperation or improper use of products. LOGICDATA will at point of delivery replace/repair defective products covered by the warranty. No liability is assumed beyond such replacement/repair. Please contact LOGICDATA directly on inquiries or custom requirements. 2007 LOGICDATA
Rev 4 – 08/2007
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ....................................................................................................... 2 1 Preface................................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Appropriate Operation .................................................................................. 4 1.2 Functionality CBX-1/CBX-2 .......................................................................... 4 1.3 Performance Differences CBX-1/CBX-2....................................................... 5 1.4 Audience and Previous Knowledge.............................................................. 5 1.5 Safety Instructions Symbols ......................................................................... 6 1.6 Package Contents ........................................................................................ 6 1.7 Unpacking .................................................................................................... 7
1. Remove the cardboard and plastic foil from the control components. ................. 7 2. Check the scope of supply. ................................................................................. 7 3. Dispose of the packaging materials..................................................................... 7 4. Keep the user manual at hand for the operating personnel................................. 7
1.8 Safety Instructions........................................................................................ 7 1.8.1 General Safety Instructions................................................................... 7 1.8.2 Important Service Note ......................................................................... 8
2 Mounting Instructions CBX.................................................................................. 9 1. Position the control box on the desk top where you want to install it. .................. 9 2. Mark the 4 drill-holes with a pencil. ..................................................................... 9 3. Put the control box aside and drill the 4 holes. .................................................... 9 4. Mount the control box with 4 screws to the desk top. .......................................... 9 3 Initial Operation ................................................................................................. 10
3.1 CBX Interfaces ........................................................................................... 10 3.1.1 Initial Operation Procedure.................................................................. 11 3.1.2 System Configuration (Example)......................................................... 12
4 Operation of the CBX control box...................................................................... 13 4.1 Basic Functionality ..................................................................................... 13
4.1.1 Desk upwards ..................................................................................... 13 4.1.2 Desk downwards................................................................................. 14
4.2 Advanced Functionality .............................................................................. 14 4.2.1 Saving a Position ................................................................................ 14 4.2.2 Moving to a saved Position ................................................................. 15 4.2.3 Change Displayed Height ................................................................... 16 4.2.4 Manual Reset ...................................................................................... 17 4.2.5 Activation of the End Position Alignment Procedure ........................... 17 4.2.6 End Position Alignment ....................................................................... 18
4.3 Software-dependent Functions .................................................................. 18 4.3.1 Reset after Power On.......................................................................... 18 4.3.2 Safety Area ......................................................................................... 19 4.3.3 Plug detection ..................................................................................... 19 4.3.4 Drive Back........................................................................................... 19 4.3.5 Duty Cycle Monitoring ......................................................................... 19
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4.4 Pinch Protection Module ACS-CB-PINCH.................................................. 20 4.4.1 ACS-CB-PINCH Interfaces.................................................................. 20 4.4.2 ACS-CB-PINCH Mounting and Connection ........................................ 21
5 Technical Data .................................................................................................. 22 6 Appendix ........................................................................................................... 24
6.1 Possible Troubles and Solutions ................................................................ 24 6.2 Displayed Error Messages ......................................................................... 25 6.3 Optional Accessories.................................................................................. 26
7 Continuative Information.................................................................................... 29 7.1 Final Disposal............................................................................................. 29
8 Manufacturer information................................................................................... 29
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1 Preface
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing a CBX-1 / CBX-2 motor control box for height adjustable desks from LOGICDATA GmbH. You have purchased a state-of-the-art product which complies with all safety requirements.
1.1 Appropriate Operation
CBX-1 / CBX-2 motor control boxes must solely be used for the intended application of control of height-adjustable desks. Only motors which meet the specifications of LOGICDATA GmbH must be used to drive lifting columns. The control box must be installed, initially operated and functionally tested by competent personnel only. Use other than described above is only allowed with permission of LOGICDATA. The basic functionality is up/down movement of the desk (doable with any handset).
1.2 Functionality CBX-1/CBX-2
The motor control boxes CBX-1 / CBX-2 offer following functionality and performance characteristics (however, the practical application of these functions depends on the used handset):
• Control Boxes are available for different mains voltages
• Broad Range of handsets available from LOGICDATA
• Depending on type of the handset additional functionality (e.g. saving and accessing memory positions, etc.) is available
• Configurable stop conditions (overcurrent, timeout, limit switches)
• Configurable reset conditions
• Configurable duty cycle
• Optional mains cut-off
• PLUG DETECTION
• Up to 4 Memorypositions
• Pinch protection with optional squeeze line
• DRIVE-BACK function on various conditions
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1.3 Performance Differences CBX-1/CBX-2
CBX-1 The motor control box CBX-1 is suitable to control 1 motor for desk height adjustment.
CBX-2 The motor control box CBX-2 is suitable to control up to 2 motors for desk height adjustment.
Note: Further differences are listed in the CBX-1 and CBX-2 datasheets!
1.4 Audience and Previous Knowledge
This user manual is intended for the following audience:
• Assembly personnel, which assembles and starts-up the height-adjustable desks (mount control box and motors, configure the control box, etc.)
• Furniture assembly personnel, service personnel, which puts the desks into operation on site in showrooms or directly at the end customer's place
To put into operation, mount and configure height-adjustable desks with the CBX control box, following skills are prerequisite:
• Basic mechanical and electronics skills
• Lecture of this manual
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1.5 Safety Instructions Symbols
This manual contains safety advice with symbols to point out possible dangers. The used symbols have the following meaning:
Danger: This safety instruction warns of imminent danger for life and health of individuals!
Neglecting this advice may cause dangers to health, fatal injury and damage to property!
Caution: This safety instruction warns of dangerous current!
Neglecting this advice may cause injuries and damage to property!
Note: This safety instruction points out important information you have to consider for safe operation of the CBX control box!
Note: Note to the commitment to read the user manual!
1.6 Package Contents
The CBX control box package contains:
Fig. 1 - Package Contents
• CBX motor control box with integrated mounting link and integrated power cord.
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Note: For detailed information on optional control components and accessories, see page 29!
1.7 Unpacking
The CBX motor control comes packaged in a cardboard box. Some components are additionally heat-sealed in plastic foil. To unpack proceed as follows:
1. Remove the cardboard and plastic foil from the control components.
2. Check the scope of supply.
3. Dispose of the packaging materials.
4. Keep the user manual at hand for the operating personnel.
Note: Dispose of the packaging material ecologically sound (separate plastic foil and cardboard)!
1.8 Safety Instructions
This user manual contains safety instructions to point out possible dangers and therefore allow a safe operation of the CBX control box. Please consider these safety instructions unconditionally!
Within this chapter you will find general safety instructions, which do not refer to a particular procedure. Safety instructions that refer to a particular operation step are found in the corresponding chapter of this manual In addition to this you find safety instructions on the device itself.
1.8.1 General Safety Instructions
Note: Carefully read the user manual before you mount/operate the CBX control box!
Caution: Do not open this unit! Risk of electric shock is present.
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Caution: Do not exceed the duty cycle qouted on the type label!
Caution: Do not operate the CBX control on a mains voltage other than
110V ±6% / 60Hz!
CBX-control boxes are available for other mains voltages as well. In this case, the above characteristics are not valid. For detailed information refer to page 24!
Caution: Use only the provided power cord! Check the power cord for damage before operating the unit. Never operate this unit when the power cord is damaged
Caution: Unplug the power cord before you plug in / unplug handsets!
Danger: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this device to rain or moisture!
Danger: When operating the motor drive take care not to pinch individuals or objects! Even with activated protection systems a certain bruise hazard may be present!
Danger: Modification of the control box, control elements and handsets is prohibited!
Danger: Do not operate the unit in explosion hazardous environments!
1.8.2 Important Service Note
Danger: Use only genuine replacement parts! Repairs must be carried out only by a qualified service technician! If you neglect to do so you void your warranty!
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2 Mounting Instructions CBX
Mount the CBX motor control on the bottom surface of the desk top. Following tools are needed for installation:
• 1 screw driver for recessed head screws
• 1 pencil
• 1 drill machine(to pre-drill the holes)
Caution: Unplug the power cord while mounting the CBX control box!
To install the control box proceed as follows:
1. Position the control box on the desk top where you want to install it.
2. Mark the 4 drill-holes with a pencil.
3. Put the control box aside and drill the 4 holes.
4. Mount the control box with 4 screws to the desk top.
Abb. 2 - Mounting
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3 Initial Operation
The initial operation consists of the necessary steps to make a height-adjustable desk actually height adjustable with the CBX motor control. Prerequisites are:
• The CBX control box is mounted (according to the instructions in chapter 2).
• The desk has to be prepared for height-adjustment.
Danger: The initial operation of the control box must be carried out by qualified personnel only!
3.1 CBX Interfaces
The motor control box CBX (CBX-1 is capable of driving 1 motor) is equipped with following interfaces:
Fig.3 - Interfaces
� Interface to handset (HS)
� Interface to motor 1 (M1)
� Interface to motor 2 (M2)
� Mains supply
Note: A squeeze line can only be connected by means of an optionally available module!
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3.1.1 Initial Operation Procedure
For initial operation of the control box proceed as follows:
3.1.1.1 Connect Drives
Connect the drive cables to the corresponding 8-pin DIN sockets (M1, M2).
Note: When connecting, strictly stick to the sequence M1, M2!
3.1.1.2 Connect Handset
Connect the handset to the 7-pin DIN socket (HS).
Note: You may use various LOGICDATA handsets with th CBX control box! For detailed information refer to chapter „Optional Products“ (page xx).
3.1.1.3 Connect Optional Components
If you want to use a squeeze line, you can connect it through the optional module (ACS-CB-PINCH) to the CBX control box.
3.1.1.4 Connect Mains Supply
Caution: Check prior to connecting the mains supply cable,
• whether the mains supply voltage is 110V/60Hz,
• whether all components are connected to the correct interfaces,
When the power cord is connected, the CBX control box is operational!
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3.1.2 System Configuration (Example)
The following figure illustrates the interface connections of an example configuration. This example configuration consists of:
� 1 CBX control box
� 2 Motor drives (hidden in the table-legs)
� Handset HSU-MDF-4M2-LD
Fig.4 – Example Configuration
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4 Operation of the CBX control box
To ensure safe operation of the CBX control box, observe following safety instructions:
Caution: Keep children away from height-adjustable desks, control boxes and handsets! Risk of electric shock may be present.
Caution: During a lightning storm or if you are not using the device for a long period of time,it is recommended to unplug the power cord! Otherwise damage caused by lightning or power-line surges may occur.
4.1 Basic Functionality
Note: The CBX control box offers extensive functionality! The usability of some functions varies depending on the used handset.
Functionality described in this chapter can be accessed with any LOGICDATA handset.
4.1.1 Desk upwards
This function allows for an easy upwards height adjustment of the desk. Proceed as follows:
Press this key (upwards arrow).
The key is to be pressed until the desired height of the desk has been reached.
Note: The desk will continue driving upwards until you release the key, or the maximum height is reached.
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4.1.2 Desk downwards
This function allows for an easy downwards height adjustment of the desk. Proceed as follows:
1. Press this key (downwards arrow). 2. The key is to be pressed until the desired height of the desk has
been reached.
Note: The desk will continue driving downwards until you release the key, or the minimum height is reached.
4.2 Advanced Functionality
Note: Functionality described in this chapter is only accessible if you have a handset with position keys and a save key!
4.2.1 Saving a Position
This function allows to save one desk-height per position key. To save a desk position, proceed as follows:
Note: On initial operation all stored positions are equal to the lowest possible desk-height (lower end position).
Move the desk to the position you want to save.
The display reads the actual height of the desk (e.g. 73cm).
Press the S key.
The display reads S –.
Press the desired position key (e.g. T2).
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The display reads S 2.
Now the height is saved on the chosen position key .
The saving operation is confirmed with a double-click sound and after appr. 2 seconds the stored height will be displayed.
Note: The position keys may have, depending on the kind of handset used, varying design.
4.2.2 Moving to a saved Position
This function allows to move the desk to a saved position. To move to a saved position, proceed as follows:
Note: Whether the double-click automatic function is available or not, depends on the software configuration of the control box.
Alternative A (without automatic function)
Press and hold the desired position key (e.g. 2).
The desk will move until the saved position is reached.
If you release the key before reaching the saved position, the desk stops and the saved position will not be reached.
The desk has reached the saved height. Release the position key.
The display reads the actual desk-height.
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Alternative B (with double-click automatic function)
Double-click the desired position key (e.g. 2)
The desk automatically moves to the saved position.
The display reads the actual desk-height.
Note: If you press any key while the desk is automatically moving, the desk will immediately stop. To continue, you have to repeat the above procedure.
4.2.3 Change Displayed Height
This function allows you to change the displayed height, you cannot change the desk-height. Proceed as follows:
Press the S key.
The display reads S –.
Press and hold key desk down (arrow downwards) for appr. 5 seconds.
The display starts flashing.
Adjust the displayed height with the desk up (arrow upwards) and desk down (arrow downwards) keys.
Press the S key.
Now, the displayed height is adjusted to the new height.
Note: The actual height of the desk cannot be changed with this procedure. Only the displayed height is being modified.
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4.2.4 Manual Reset
In case of the desk being misaligned, or if you want to to use a pre-configured control box on an identically constructed desk, you have to carry out an alignment procedure of the lower end positions.
Press key desk down.
Keep holding the downwards key until the desk has reached the lowest possible position (pre-programmed end position).
Press and hold key desk down again.
After appr. 5 seconds the desk slowly starts moving downwards again until it has reached the absolute end position.
Release key desk down. Now, the desk is aligned and ready for normal operation.
4.2.5 Activation of the End Position Alignment Procedure
Activating the end position alignment procedure lies within the scope of initial operation carried out by a service technician.
o.
Press and hold keys desk up and desk down (or alternatively the S key) simultaneously for about 5 seconds until the control box clicks once.
Press key desk up until the control box clicks once.
Press key desk up again until the control box clicks once.
Press key desk up again until the control box double-clicks.
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4.2.6 End Position Alignment
The end position alignment procedure has to be carried out on initial operation after the control box has been installed correctly.
Note: Selectively, all configurations needed for initial operation can be factory-made.
To align the end positions, proceed as follows:
1.
The display reads 068.
2.
Press and hold key desk down until the desk has reached the lower end position.
3.
Press and hold key desk up until the desk has reached the upper end position.
4.
Confirm the setting by pressing key desk down.
4.3 Software-dependent Functions
Note: Prior to delivery, the CBX control box is being parameterized. Following functions are only available if the control box is parameterized accordingly.
4.3.1 Reset after Power On
After each power-on (e.g. connecting the power cord) following reset procedure is carried out:
The desk up key is locked (this key has no function at this moment)
When pressing desk down, the desk moves to the lower end position at half speed (hold the key until the desk hits the mechanical block and the control box clicks).
Now, the control box is ready for normal operation.
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4.3.2 Safety Area
This function causes a safety stop at a pre-defined position. This safety stop works as follows:
Press and hold desk down. The desk will stop above the safety area.
Press key desk down again. Now the desk continues to move until the lower end position is reached.
Note: It is not possible to save memory positions inside of this safety area!
4.3.3 Plug detection
The CBX control box is able to detect whether a motor is connected to a motor interface or not.
4.3.4 Drive Back
Note: The drive back function is only active when the optional module (ACS-CB-PINCH) and squeeze line are connnected. For detailed information refer to page 4.4!
After the pinch protection function has triggered (squeeze line), the desk automatically moves in the opposite direction for a pre-defined distance.
4.3.5 Duty Cycle Monitoring
The duty cycle monitoring function forces the control box to stop after a certain on-time is exceeded (e.g. after 1 min. of continuous operation driving is disabled for the succeeding 9 min.).
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4.4 Pinch Protection Module ACS-CB-PINCH
The ACS-CB-PINCH module is required to be able to connect a squeeze line to LOGICDATA control boxes that are not equipped with the corresponding interface (CBX, CBS, CBB).
Note: The ACS-CB-PINCH module is not part of the standard scope of supply of the CBX, CBS and CBB control boxes! If you decide to use a squeeze line with these control boxes, you have to order the pinch protection module separately.
4.4.1 ACS-CB-PINCH Interfaces
The ACS-CB-PINCH module is equipped with following interfaces:
Fig. 5 - Package Contents
� Interface to control box (M1 oder M2)
� Interface to squeeze line
� Interface to drive 1 or 2 (M1 oder M2)
� Status-LED
The status-LED lights up when the squeeze line is conducting (when the person sitting at the desk touches the squeeze line).
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4.4.2 ACS-CB-PINCH Mounting and Connection
Caution: Unplug the power cord when connecting the ACS-CB-PINCH module!
To install and connect the ACS-CB-PINCH module, proceed as follows:
1. Connect the short cable (interface �) to the desired interface of the control box (M1 or M2).
2. Connect the cable of the drive to the interface � of the module.
3. Mount the module with 2 screws in the holes on the bottom side of the desk top.
4. Connect the squeeze line to the interface� of the module (assuming the squeeze line is already mounted to the bottom side of the desk top).
5. Connect the power cord to the outlet. Now the squeeze line is operational.
Abb. 5 – Connecting the pinch protection module
� Interface to connect the CBX control box to the ACS-CB-PINCH module
� Interface to connect the squeeze line to the ACS-CB-PINCH module
� Interface to drive 1 or 2 (M1 oder M2)
� Squeeze line mounted to the height adjustable desk
� CBX control box
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5 Technical Data
General
Supply Voltage 110V ±6% / 60 Hz
Standby-Consumption primary 1,1 W
Operating Voltage Electronics 5VDC ±5% 150mA
Hall Sensor Operating Voltage 5VDC ±10% 150mA
Ambient Temperature 0 - 35°C
Operation Humidity 5 – 85% (non condensing)
Storage Humidity 5 – 90% (non condensing)
Protection Class II
Mains Cable 3 m
Dimensions (L, B, H) [mm] 203 x 107 x 53
Technial Data CBX-2-XXX-220VA
Switching Capacity 10% (1 min. on / 9 min. off)
220VA / 9A / 24V @ 25°C
Weight 1,9 kg
Technial Data CBX-1-XXX-220VA
Switching Capacity 10% (1 min. on / 9 min. off)
220VA / 9A / 24V @ 25°C
Weight 1,8 kg
Technial Data CBX-1-XXX-140VA
Switching Capacity 10% (1 min. on / 9 min. off)
140VA / 6A / 24V @ 25°C
Weight 1,2 kg
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Type Label
The following figure shows the type label and its location on the control box housing.
Note: Specifications on the type label are dependent on the version of the CBX control box (see technical data).
Fig.6 – Type label
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6 Appendix
This chapter offers detailed information on the following topics:
• Possible troubles and solutions
• Displayed error messages
• Optional products (squeeze line and handsets)
6.1 Possible Troubles and Solutions
Drives do not work
Possible Cause Solution
Power cord not connected. Connect the power cord to the control box.
Drives not connected. Connect the motor cables to the control box.
Loose connection. Plug-in motor cables, power cord and handset correctly.
Defective control box. Contact our customer service.
Defective handset. Exchange the handset.
Drives only move in one direction
Possible Cause Solution
Defective control box Contact our customer service.
Defective Handset Exchange the handset.
Defective drive Contact our customer service.
Control or handset do not work
Possible Cause Solution
Power cord not connected. Connect the power cord to the control box.
Handset not connected. Connect the handset
Defective control box Contact our customer service.
Defective power cord Contact our customer service.
Defective Handset Exchange the handset.
Loose connection. Plug-in motor cables, power cord and handset correctly
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6.2 Displayed Error Messages
Note: Error messages will only be displayed on handsets with a display!
The display reads HOT.
Cause Solution
The CBX control box is equipped with duty cycle monitoring. If the predefined on-time is exceeded, this protection mechanism gets activated (refer to chapter 4.3.5).
Wait until the control box has cooled down and the displyed HOT goes out. Then, the control box is ready for use again.
The display reads E + a error code.
Cause Solution
An internal error occured. Proceed according to the following error list:
Code Description Solution 00 No error
01 Relay of motor 1 is stuck 02 Relay of motor 2 is stuck 03 Relay of motor 3 is stuck 04 Relay of motor 4 is stuck
05 Relay of motor 5 is stuck
Unplug the control box. Contact our customer service.
06 Mosfet of motor 1 defective 07 Mosfet of motor 2 defective 08 Mosfet of motor 3 defective 09 Mosfet of motor 4 defective 10 Mosfet of motor 5 defective
Unplug the control box. Contact our customer service.
11 Motor 1 socket shorted 12 Motor 2 socket shorted 13 Motor 3 socket shorted 14 Motor 4 socket shorted 15 Motor 5 socket shorted
Unplug the control box. Eliminate the external short-circuit. Put the control box into operation again.
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16 Motor 1 socket plug detection 17 Motor 2 socket plug detection 18 Motor 3 socket plug detection 19 Motor 4 socket plug detection 20 Motor 5 socket plug detection
Connect a motor to the corresponding motor socket.
21 Oscillator defective Contact our customer service.
6.3 Optional Accessories
Following optional accessories are available for CBX controls.
Note: Parts of the functionality of the CBX control box are only accessible if you have optional accessories installed!
Squeeze Line
The squeeze line has to be fixed to the bottom side of the desk-top. When the squeeze line is pinched (e.g. legs, objects) during downwards movement of the height-adjustable desk, the motor control stops the movement immediately and drives back to a safe position (assuming this function is enabled)
Caution: The squeeze line is equipped with cable break protection. Therefore you must not disconnect it from the control box!
Handset
LOGICDATA offers a broad range of handsets with diverse functionality. Following handsets are compatible with the CBX series of control boxes:
Note: For detailed information about LOGICDATA handsets, see the separately available product catalog.
HSX-OD-2-LD
Simple handset with UP/DOWN function.
• Robust
• Cost-efficient
• Compact size
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HSE-OD-2-LD
Integrated handset with UP/DOWN function.
• Simple installation
• Without display
• Embedded in the desk top
HSE-MDF-2-LD
Integrated handset with UP/DOWN function.
• Simple installation
• Display
• Embedded in the desk top
HSL-KEY-2-LD
Handset with lock function.
• Lock function
• Compact size
• Displays locked state
HSL-OD-2-LD
Handset without lock function.
• Compact size
• Ergonomic control element
HSR-OD-2-LD
Foil handset
• Large keys
• Outstanding adhesive properties
• Durable
ACS-ADAP-MOUSE
PC-mouse-adapter
• Desk movement via PC-mouse
• No software required
• Even works without PC
• Suitable for all types of mouse
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IRR-DSK-SET-LIGHT
Infrared handset „Standard“
• No cable
• Ergonomic design
• 2 channels
• 2 motor groups
• 2 memory positions
HSU-OD-2-LD
Simple handset with UP/DOWN function.
• 2 Keys
• Silver syling
• Soft-Touch keys HSU-OD-4M2-LD
Handset with memory and UP/DOWN function.
• 5 memory keys
• 2 UP/DOWN keys
• Silver syling
• Soft-Touch keys HSU-MDF-2-LD
Handset with display without memory function.
• 2 Keys
• Display
• Silver syling
• Soft-Touch keys HSU-MDF-4M2-LD
Handset with display and memory function.
• 5 memory keys
• 2 UP/DOWN keys
• Display
• Silver syling
• Soft-Touch keys
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7 Continuative Information
7.1 Final Disposal
Consider following disposal instructions when disposing of the CBX control box:
Note: Dispose of the components ecologically sound (separate plastic from electronics parts)!
Same applies to components like squeeze line, drives, cables, etc.!
8 Manufacturer information
LOGICDATA
Electronic & Software Entwicklungs GmbH
Wirtschaftspark 18
A-8530 Deutschlandsberg
Tel.: +43 (0)3462 5198 0
Fax: +43 (0)3462 5198 530
Email: [email protected]
www.logicdata.at