Ergotron Styleview SV22-92026 User manual

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1 Riser
2 Notebook Enclosure
3 Worksurface
4 Electronic Autolock Drawer
5 Tilting Keyboard Tray and Wrist Rest
6 Right/Left Mouse Tray and Holder
7 Cable Management
8 Riser Lift Brake
9 Locking Front Casters
10 Scanner Holder Bracket
11 Ergonomic Rear Handle
12 Storage Basket
13 Power System - 120VAC/60 HZ
a 55 Ah Battery
b 4 AC Outlets (300 Watts total)
c Remote User Interface (RUI)
d StyleLink Software CD & Cable
e Coiled Power Cord
Features - SV22-92026
Please read all parts of this guide. When
set-up is complete, do not discard this guide.
The guide should be led in a secure place
for future reference.
Keyboard Tray 2.5 lbs 1.1 kg
Mouse Holder .5 lb .23 kg
Scanner Holder .5 lb .23 kg
Basket 5 lbs 2.3 kg
For more information
on this or other Ergotron
products, visit our website:
www.ergotron.com
50.8"
1290 mm
22.3"
566 mm
38"
965 mm
28"
711 mm
18"
457 mm
24"
610 mm
Vertical Adjustment Range: 20" (508 mm)
Tilt: ±15° Viewing Angle
Based on a 10" High x 1/2"
deep Notebook
STAND SIT
18"
457 mm
21"
533 mm
v
157 mm
v
533 mm
70.5"
1791 mm 44"
1118 mm
Riser at Full Height
Riser in Lowest Position
17
"
432 mm
< 1.5"
< 38 mm
12.5"
318 mm
Maximum
Notebook Size
Dimensions
Cart Specications - For Power System Specications see page 11.
Range of motion
CAUTION: The lift brake locks vertical lift of riser during normal use but it DOES NOT
increase load capacity. DO NOT load riser with equipment totalling more than the maxi-
mum weight capacity specied by Ergotron. Ensure optimum lift function by testing and if nec-
essary, re-adjusting tension whenever the weight mounted to the riser changes (i.e., equipment
is removed or added). See "Set Riser Lift Tension" adjustment instructions in step 7 on page 4.
Weight capacities
Keyboard Tray Tilt: -12°
Notebook 5-12 lbs 2.3-5.4 kg
Drawer 4 lbs 1.8 kg
Worksurface 2.5 lbs 1.1 kg
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EN
StyleView powered
carts provide
electrical AC power
for mobile point
of care computing
equipment in
a healthcare
environment.

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a Make sure riser is locked (lift brake down), then remove the two
capped screws anchoring the riser to the tower.
bSave the screws and caps in the provided
bag to be used if the riser needs to be
anchored to the tower at a later time.
2
Remove anchor screws connecting riser to tower.
riser
tower
a
b
WARNING: The riser can move up on its own
very quickly when a counter-balancing force is
removed! Therefore, always lock the riser down with
the lift brake when adding or removing equipment
and when removing or inserting the anchor screws
which secure the riser to the tower during ship-
ping. Failure to lock the riser at such times can
result in serious personal injury and possible
damage to cart and/or equipment.
a Lift up work surface and place notebook into enclosure.
b Attach adhesive velcro to bumpers and adhere to enclosure
to keep notebook in place.
3
Attach notebook
ab
Mounting Equipment
4
Personalize autolock drawer code.
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Prepare for cart set-up.
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a Gather tools for cart
set-up.
b To prevent the riser
from moving during
set-up, lock riser by
pushing the lift brake
down.
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b
a Unlock drawer with master key (identical dupli-
cate keys are provided). Pull drawer open to access
battery box; remove box cover; insert the four pro-
vided AA batteries. Replace cover and close drawer.
b Remove the Master Code sticker located near
the number pad and place it in the box at right for
safe keeping and future reference.
cProgram Personal Code:
1 Enter Master Code
2 Press 3 and 5 at the same time
3 Enter a new personal code - any
series of five numbers
The drawer is now programmed to unlock
when either the personal code or the
master code is entered. The drawer remains
unlocked for 2 minutes and the number 5
remains lighted. At the end of two minutes, the
drawer automatically locks. You can manually
lock the drawer at any time by pressing 1 and 2
on the number pad simultaneously.
*Store this guide along with the master keys
in a secure place to prevent unauthorized ac-
cess to autolock drawer.
a
Master Code
Four AA
1 2 3 4 5
b
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• 9/16"
• 3/8" (10mm)

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a Apply double-sided tape to bottom of wrist rest and place on tray.
bUse hook & loop tape to x keyboard on tray.
cSnap mouse pouch on right or left side of tray.
dAttach reference card to handle with cable tie.
Mounting Equipment
5
Mount keyboard accessories & reference card
*For optimum bonding,
clean all surfaces with alcohol
wipe and allow to dry for one
minute before applying tape.
Alcohol Prep
Sterile
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Moving
stow - before you go
1 Lookwhere you’re going: unlock
lift brake and lowerriser for an unob-
structed view.
2 Tuckaway open trays and return
mouse,scanner and other accessories
totheir places.
3 Locklift brake to k eep riser down
and equipment securewhile car t is in
motion.
4 Unlock both frontcasters.
5 Pushcar t from rearwith elbows
bentat about 90° to maximize control
and minimizemuscle strain.
6 Don’trun out!
Beforemoving, make sure cord is
unplugged fromoutlet and hook ed
tobask et forsafe travel. Remember,
chargebatter y fully 100% every day!
Working
customize - to your size
1 Set monitor screenabout one
inch aboveeye level - unlock brake
toallow riser to lift or lower as shown
below.
2 Tilt screenfor comfortable view-
ing and toreduce eye and neck strain.
3 Pullkeyboard tray forward and
position mouse trayand mouse pouch
on right or left,as needed.
4 Workwith elbows bent at about
90° tominimize muscle strain.
5 If the riser movesup and down
with difficulty,or if it drifts out of set
position,consult the product manual
foradjustment information.
6 Stay in charge!
Poweredcarts should be plugged into
outlet as often as possible to keep bat-
tery charged and computer running.*
RiserLift Brake Operation
“Acharged battery is a happy battery! ”
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Up = Unlocked Down = Locked
Formore information on thisor other
Ergotronproducts, visit our website:
www.ergotron.com
*PowerCart Users: refer to the other side of this
cardto learn how to respond to RUI messages about
thestatus of your battery charge!
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Basic Drawer Functions
To Unlock Drawer - 3 methods
• Key - turn counter clockwise 1/8 turn
• Enter Master Code
• Enter Personal Code
To Program Personal Code
1 Enter Master Code
2 Press 3and 5simultaneously (while blinking)
3 Enter new code - any series of five numbers
To Erase Personal Code
1 Enter Master Code
2 Press 3 and 5 simultaneously (while blinking)
3 Press 1 and 2 on number pad at the same time
To Lock Drawer - 2 methods
• Press 1and 2on number
pad simultaneously
or
• Wait two minutes for
drawer to lock automatically
Drawer Troubleshooting
• Number pad numbers are dark
-Touch anywhere on number pad to activate back-light, (drawer remains locked until you
enter valid code)
-If touching number pad does not activate back-light, batteries may need to be replaced,
see instructions 4a.
• Number 4 on number pad is blinking = Low Voltage Warning
-Batteries may need to be replaced, see instructions 4a.
• Drawer won’t open when Personal Code is entered
-Test system by entering Master Code. If drawer doesn’t unlock,
replace batteries as instructed 4a.
Low Voltage Alert
Master Code
Master Code
New Code
Master Code
Personal Code
Manual Auto

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c Connect one end of the
RUI cables to the RUI that is
mounted to the riser. Connect
grey cable to grey jack and black
cable to black jack.
d Remove side covers of cable
box mounted under the drawer.
Route the RUI and computer
cables down riser and into the
cable box. Route keyboard and
mouse cables into the cable
box. Use cable box to store
excess cable and power bricks.
e Route cables out of cable
box to cable channel. Bundle
the length of cables from cable
box to cable channel inside
one 20" (508 mm) length of the
provided exible tubing.
*
Leave about 20" (508 mm) of slack in
cables between the cable box and the cable channel.
f Route the RUI cables along with the equipment power
cords, down the channel to the outlets under the front
cover. Connect the RUI cables and plug-in the power
cords.
CAUTION: Route cables on Cable Channel
(right) side of Cart only.
Do not store power brick inside
base covers. Storing power brick inside base covers may
damage electrical wires and interfere with riser operation,
resulting in damage to both Cart and mounted equip-
ment or injury from electrical shock.
g Close cable channel around wrapped cables and
replace cable box side covers. Move riser up and
down to ensure cables are routed properly and
movement of the riser is not restricted. Adjust if
necessary.
Cable Routing.
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Cable Routing
20"
(508 mm)
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Riser Lift Adjustment
7
Set riser lift tension.
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a Lift riser to highest position and pull the
keyboard/mouse tray out as far as it will go.
b Lock down lift brake.
a b
CAUTION: Observe maximum watt ratings, do not
connect equipment that will draw beyond the 300 watt
capacity of the power system in your StyleView Cart.
Failure to comply with this safety hazard may result in
equipment damage.
*
Routing cables with the cart components
fully extended helps ensure sucient slack for
unrestricted movement during use.
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a Unlock riser (lift brake
up).
b Move the riser up and
down. If you feel exces-
sive resistance within
the range of motion, or
if the riser does not stay
in the desired position,
the lift tension should be
adjusted.
c Remove tower cover.
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8-32 x 1/4"
2x
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a Cover cables on riser.
b Attach tower cover.
c Attach top of riser cover.
d Lock riser cover.
Riser Lift Adjustment
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Attach covers.
IMPORTANT
Lift riser to highest position before making
any adjustments to the tension nut!
Decrease Lift
turn toward MINUS sign
Increase Lift
turn toward PLUS sign
9/16"
d Lift riser to highest position on tower.
e Turn tension nut up or down as needed.
fAfter adjustment, check lift tension by
moving riser up and down (as described in
step 7b). If more adjustment is necessary,
continue turning nut until the riser lift is
satisfactory.
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aPlug power cord into appropriate wall outlet and verify that the green "100" light is ashing
to indicate battery is charging. Continue to charge until light stops ashing and stays lit.
bTurn power system on by holding down the AC Outlet Power ON"
located on the RUI for 1 - 3 seconds. The Power light, the battery charge
indicator lights and the alarm enabled light will come on.
*Do Not stretch coiled cord
further than 10 feet (3 meters),
damage to the cord may occur.
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Charge Battery
FIRST TIME BATTERY CHARGE
To charge the battery for rst time and/or
to charge the battery after a period of storage
aInstall StyleLink software (after
computer has been connected to
power): place CD in computer and
follow set-up instructions that
appear on display.
bAfter software installation
is complete, connect one end
of USB cable to USB port on
computer.
cRoute USB cable down channel
at side of tower.
dConnect oposite end of USB
cable to USB port located on Cart
base in front of power outlets.
NOTE: When StyleLink software is
downloaded and used, your bat-
tery warranty period is 1 year.
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StyleLink
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*See help le in the StyleLink
software for more detailed
information.