LOGICDATA DMP360 - User Manual

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DYNAMIC MOTION system

DOCUMENT VERSION 2.0 | SEPTEMBER 2019

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

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Mary LucasAug 9, 2025
What to do if my LOGICDATA Control Systems table does not move?
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  Thomas LuceroAug 9, 2025
  If your table isn't moving, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the system is correctly connected to the Power Hub and that the actuator is properly connected to all system components. Check all plugs for secure connections. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the actuator or the user interface might be defective, and you should replace it. Contact LOGICDATA if the problem continues.
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Michael McfarlandAug 18, 2025
Why does my LOGICDATA Control Systems table only move slowly downwards?
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  rossrobertAug 19, 2025
  If your table is only moving slowly downwards, it could be due to a few reasons. It's possible there was a power failure while the table was in motion. In this case, perform a Position Reset Procedure (see Chapter 4.7 Performing a Position Reset Procedure). Another cause could be a defective actuator, which would require replacement. Contact LOGICDATA if the problem persists. It can also happen if the Power Hub was disconnected while the device was in motion, or a reset is required.
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Laura LongAug 29, 2025
How to fix a LOGICDATA DMP360 User Interface that does not work?
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  Brandon DavisAug 29, 2025
  If the User Interface isn't working, it might be defective. Replace the User Interface. Contact LOGICDATA if the problem persists.

LOGICDATA DMP360 Specifications

General

Communication Interface	CAN
Protocol	CANopen
Protection Class	IP20
Input Voltage	24 V DC
Communication Protocol	CAN

Summary

Safety

Target Audience and Prerequisites

Specifies that the manual is intended for Skilled Persons only.

General Safety Regulations

Outlines essential safety rules for operating and handling the DYNAMIC MOTION system.

Intended Use and Limitations

Defines the proper application and limitations of the DYNAMIC MOTION system.

Reasonably Foreseeable Misuse

Describes potential misuse scenarios and associated risks.

Explanation of Symbols and Signal Words

Clarifies safety notice symbols and their severity levels.

Skilled Persons Requirements

Defines the qualifications required for system installation and maintenance.

Assembly

Requirements for Assembly

Lists essential prerequisites and safety checks before system assembly.

Assembly: Table System with 1 Power Hub

Guides the assembly of systems using a single Power Hub and multiple columns.

Assembly: Benching Table System

Explains the process for assembling multi-table benching configurations.

Assembly: System with Multiple Power Hubs

Details assembly for systems requiring more than one Power Hub.

Performing a Position Reset Procedure

Operation

Standard Functions

Adjusting Table Top Height

Advanced Functions

Adjusting Table to a Memory Position

How to recall saved table height positions using memory keys.

Software-Dependent Functions

Standard Functions Overview

Factory Reset Procedure

Procedures for resetting the system to its original factory settings.

Advanced Functions Overview

Changing the Table System

Replacing an Actuator

Replacing a User Interface

Replacing a Power Hub

Collision Detection

Intelligent System Protection (ISP)

Overview of the system's collision detection capabilities and types.

Drive Back Function

Troubleshooting

Possible Problems and Their Solutions

A guide to common issues and their recommended fixes.

System Information and Signals

DMUI-TOUCH-C-FX Error Messages

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