This document outlines the assembly, operation, and troubleshooting for the Kontrol Height Adjustable Console by Lund Halsey.
Function Description:
The Kontrol Height Adjustable Console is a sophisticated workstation designed to allow users to adjust the height of the worktop to their preferred ergonomic position. It features multiple bays for equipment, integrated cable management, and a control system that facilitates smooth and precise height adjustments. The console is built with a focus on stability, durability, and user convenience, ensuring that weight is distributed evenly across the worktop and that all components are securely fastened. The height adjustment mechanism is powered by actuators (lifting columns) controlled by a LINAK Control Box and Paddle, enabling both upward and downward movement of the worktop. The system also includes features for setting height limits and saving favorite positions, catering to individual user preferences and preventing collisions with surrounding objects.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Fixing Kit Components:
- Bay Fixing: 45mm M6 Bolt, M6 Washer, M6 Dome Nut (for use with 45mm Bolt)
- Actuator Fixing: 15mm M6 Allen Bolt
- Energy Chain Fixing: 10mm M6 Allen Bolt
- Paddle Fixings: 23mm M4 Dome
- End Cheek Fixing: 30mm M6 Bolt
- Sub Top Fixing: 12mm M6 Bolt
- Worktop Fixing: Oval Washer
- Control Box Fixings: M6 x 40mm Bolt
- Worktop Biscuits and Connectors (for multi-piece worktops)
- Control System: LINAK Control Box (J) and LINAK Control Paddle (I).
- Actuator Cables: 6 Pin Cable (for actuators).
- Control Paddle Cable: Cat 5 Cable.
- Cable Management: Black Cable Management Chain, PDU Power Through-Cable Management Chain, Data Cables (Alternate Cable Management Chain).
- Max Cable Diameter: 13mm.
- Internal Dimensions of Cable Management Chain: 50mm x 19mm.
- Power Requirements: Mains cable (120 VAC in US and Canada for high voltage power), Motor cable (18-39 VDC for low voltage power).
- Feet: Adjustable feet for leveling, 4 feet per bay.
- Assembly Tools (Provided): 4mm Allen Key, Screwdriver, 8mm Spanner, 10mm Spanner, 20mm Spacer.
- Assembly Tools (Additional): Spirit Level, Rubber Mallet, Flat Head Screwdriver.
Usage Features:
- Height Adjustment: The worktop height can be adjusted by tilting and holding the paddle up for upward movement or pressing and holding it down for downward movement. Releasing the paddle stops the movement at the desired height.
- Setting Height Limits:
- Upper Limit: Adjust the desk to the maximum allowable height, then press and tilt the paddle up simultaneously for 8 seconds until the light flashes. Release the paddle to set the limit.
- Lower Limit: Adjust the desk to the minimum allowable height, then press and press the paddle down simultaneously for 8 seconds until the light flashes. Release the paddle to set the limit.
- Saving Favorite Positions:
- Adjust the desk to a preferred position.
- Press the "Favorite" button for two seconds.
- The light strip flashes white twice to indicate saving is in progress.
- The light becomes static white to confirm the position has been saved.
- Paddle Information: The LINAK Paddle features symbols for setting reminders, Bluetooth connectivity (for connecting to the Desk Control App), and saving favorite positions.
- Adjusting Displayed Height: If the height displayed is incorrect, press and the "Favorite" buttons on the paddle simultaneously for 5 seconds until the display flashes. Tilt the paddle to change the displayed height without moving the desk. Press any button to confirm or wait 10 seconds for automatic confirmation.
- Changing Measurement Unit: The measurement unit (cm or inches) can be changed by pressing and the "Favorite" buttons on the controller simultaneously for 5 seconds. The current unit flashes in the display. When "CM" flashes, tilt the paddle once to change to "INCH". Press any button to confirm or wait 10 seconds for automatic confirmation.
- Cable Management: Integrated cable management chains allow for organized routing of power and data cables from the PDU through the leg into the bay sections, ensuring a clean and safe workspace.
Maintenance Features:
- Assembly Method Guidelines: Emphasizes careful assembly, even weight distribution, proper cable management (through channels, not under the frame), and avoiding rapid paddle adjustments.
- Leveling: The console must be leveled left to right and front to back during installation using adjustable feet and a spirit level. This is crucial for correct alignment and function.
- Post-Assembly Movement: The desk should not be moved once fully assembled and should not be lifted via the worktops.
- Obstruction Prevention: No items should be left on the rear sub top to prevent obstructions when the console is lowered. Users should also be careful not to trap chairs when lowering the worktop.
- Power Safety: Mains power to the control box must be turned off before fitting or removing actuator or paddle cables.
- Initialization ("Reset"): This procedure (P1) is a common solution for troubleshooting, especially when the desk moves down but not up. It involves holding the "Down" button to retract the desk to its lower limit, briefly releasing, then holding "Down" again for 5 seconds.
- Cable Connection Checks (P2): Regular checks of mains, motor, and desk panel cables are recommended to ensure they are properly connected and not damaged.
- Obstruction Checks (P3): Users should regularly check for obstructions under, above, and on the sides of the desk that could impede movement.
- Error Code Troubleshooting: The manual provides a comprehensive list of error codes (E01-E94) with descriptions, potential causes, and troubleshooting steps. These codes cover issues such as position loss, overload, short circuits, power limits, key errors, safety feature issues, channel missing/mismatch, pulse failures, anti-collision triggers, and connection problems with master/slave units.
- Component Replacement: Troubleshooting steps often suggest isolating and replacing faulty components like motor cables, desk legs, or the control box if issues persist after basic checks and initialization.
- Software Updates: For certain errors (e.g., E17 Safety missing), updating the desk panel software may be required.
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