fully Jarvis User manual

Jarvis conference table
Assembly instructions
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Thank you for choosing a Jarvis
conference table from Fully.

Cautions and use
Before starting
In the box
Assembly
Setup
Custom settings
Troubleshooting
Reset procedure
Specs
Contact
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Cautions
Please read this manual carefully. If this table
changes hands, please provide this manual to the
new owner.
Make sure the table top is not touching any
obstacles or walls. Make sure no obstacles are in
the table’s path. Make sure all cords are an ap-
propriate length to accommodate the full range of
height adjustment.
Keep children away from table components. There
is risk of injury and electric shock.
Do not sit or stand on the table frame. Do not crawl
or lie under the table frame.
Do not open or modify any of the components,
including the Lifting Columns, Control Box, or
Handset. Doing so risks electric shock and voids
any warranty claims.
Placing objects taller than 20” underneath the table
will obstruct the table’s movement and may result
in physical damage.
Voltage converters
Using a voltage converter could cause damage to
the table, and is considered improper use. Resulting
damage is not covered by the warranty.
Verify the voltage of the Control Box as labeled to
avoid damage. Alternative voltage Control Boxes
are available from Fully.
Use & liability
This Jarvis height adjustable conference table has
electric motors and is designed for use in dry work
environments only.
This Jarvis conference table is adjustable so it can
be positioned at an optimal ergonomic height. Any
extracurricular use is at user’s own risk.
Under no circumstances does the manufacturer
accept warranty claims or liability claims for dam-
ages caused by improper use or handling of the
table frame.
Jarvis is a registered trademark of Fully, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Before starting
On a padded or carpeted area, take all of the items out of your Jarvis conference table frame boxes, and
confirm that nothing is missing. Reference the included parts listings on page 2.
Pro tip
Tools
Wood Screws: Pointy End Machine Screws: Flat End
4mm Hex Wrench
(included)
6mm Hex Wrench
(included)
Phillips Head Screwdriver
(not included)
5mm Hex Wrench
(included)

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Short Foot Rail x2
Leg Connector x2
Foot Rail Support x1
Long Foot Rail x4 Foot Rail Corner x4
Right Leg x2Left Leg x2
Control Box x1 Memory Handset x1
Leg Cables x4
Power Cable x1
Extra Acoustic
Dampening Grommets x15
Wood Scew x26
M5x16
Cable Clip x20
Short Machine Screw x52
M6x10
Long Machine Screw x8
M6x14
In the box
Frame End x4 Center Rail Support x2 Side Bracket x2
Center Rail x4
frame parts
electric parts
hardware
Thick Machine Screw x8
M8x12
Socket Head Machine Screw x4
M8x12

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Insert a Frame End into a Left Leg. Secure the Frame
End to the Leg by threading four (4) Small Machine
Screws into the holes, but do not tighten them all
the way.
Once all four screws are in place, tighten completely.
Repeat these steps to attach the other Left Leg to
another Frame End.
step 1
Assembly
Left Leg x2
Frame End x2 Short Machine Screw x8

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step 2
Frame End x2 Short Machine Screw x8Right Leg x2
Insert a Frame End into a Right Leg. Secure the
Frame End to the Leg by threading four (4) Short
Machine Screws into the holes as shown, but do
not tighten them all the way.
Once all four screws are in place, tighten completely.
Repeat these steps to attach the other Right Leg to
the remaining Frame End.

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step 3a
Using four (4) Socket Head Machine Screws, use a
Leg Connector to join the Left Leg Assemblies.
Do not completely tighten the screws yet.
Repeat these with the other Leg Connector to join the
Right Leg Assemblies.
We’re still not ready to completely tighten the screws.
(Soon.)
Left and Right Leg Assemblies
Leg Connector x2 Socket Head Machine Screw x8

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step 4
Using four (4) Short Machine Screws, attach a Side
Bracket to the back of the one of the Leg Assem-
blies. Do not completely tighten the screws yet.
Repeat this step to connect the other Side Bracket
to the other Leg Assembly.
Once all of the screws are in place, tighten all of the
screws from Steps 3 and 4.
Step 3 Assemblies Short Machine Screws x8
Side Bracket x2

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step 5
Slide two (2) Foot Rails into the Foot Rail Support
and connect each one with a short machine screw.
Short Machine Screws x2
Long Foot Rail x2 Foot Rail Support x1

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step 6
Attach the Foot Rail Assembly to one of the Leg
Assemblies using four (4) Short Machine Screws.
Once all screws are in place, tighten them com-
pletely. This assembly should now be able to stand
on its own.
Foot Rail Assembly Short Machine Screws x2

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step 7
Leg w/ Foot Rail Assembly
Slide two (2) Center Rails into each of the Frame Ends on the Leg and Foot Rail Assembly. Each pair of
Center Rail should be oriented so that the cut-out slots face each other, and are closer to the bottom.
Slide a Center Rail Support onto each pair of Center Rails.
Center Rail x4
Leg Assembly
step 8
Slide the remaining Leg Assembly onto the other ends of the Center Rails. Adjust the Center Rails until
the “Middle Mark” is spaced evenly between the Leg Assemblies, but don’t worry about adding screws yet.
Center Rail Support x2

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step 9
Slide the remaining two (2) Long Foot Rails into the
Foot Rail Support.
Using six (6) Short Machine Screws, secure the Long
Foot Rails to the Foot Rail Support and the
Leg Assembly.
Once all screws are in place, tighten them completely.
Short Machine Screws x6
Long Foot Rail x2

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step 10
Attach two (2) Foot Rail Corners to both sides of a Short Foot Rail, using four (4) Thick Machine Screws.
Repeat to attach the other two (2) Foot Rail Corners to the remaining Short Foot Rail.
Do not tighten screws completely yet.
Short Foot Rail x2
Foot Rail Corner x4
Foot Rail Assembly x2
step 11
Attach both Foot Rail Assemblies to the Table Foot Rail using four (4) Thick Machine Screws.
Once all screws are in place, completely tighten all screws from Steps 10 and 11.
Thick Machine Screw x4
Thick Machine Screw x4

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step 12
Double check to make sure all four (4) Foot Rails
are tightened in place and that the “Middle Mark”
on the Center Rails is spaced evenly between the
Leg Assemblies.
Use eight (8) Short Machine Screws to secure the
Center Rail Support to the Center Rails.
Loosely thread sixteen (16) Short Machine Screws
into the Frame Ends over the Center Rails. Do not
tighten these screws until the top is installed.
Short Machine Screw x24

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step 13
Double check that all of the screws on the table are fully tightened (except the Center Rail screws from
Step 11).
step 14
Table Top Wood Scew x20
With a friend (or a few), lift the Table Top and place it on the Table Assembly.
Use twenty (20) Wood Screws to attach the Top to the Assembly.
Once all screws are in place, tighten them completely.
step 15
Now is the time to go back and tighten the Center Rail Screws from Step 11.

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step 16
Choose a central spot to mount your control box
and handset, making sure that your Leg Cables will
reach each leg from the Control Box. See the exam-
ple on this page and page 15 showing one possible
way to orient your electrical components.
Once you’ve chosen a placement location, use four
(4) Wood Screws to attach the Handset and use
two (2) Wood Screws to attach the Control Box.
Control Box x1 Memory Handset x1 Wood Scew x6

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step 17
Connect the Table Legs to the Control Box with the Leg
Cables, using sockets labeled M1, M2, M3 and M4.
Connect the Handset to the Control Box using the sock-
et labeled HS.
Connect the Power Cable to the Control Box using the
socket labeled AC.
Plug in the conference table.
You did it.
Leg Cables x4Power Cable x1

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Setup
Initial calibration
Before you start using your conference table normally, you’ll need to get all the parts synced. Don’t worry,
it’s easy.
1. Press and hold the DOWN button until the display reads RST (looks like “ASΓ”). Release.
2. Press and hold the DOWN button again, this time until the table first lowers slightly, then rises slightly,
and finally stops. Release the DOWN button.
3. You can now use your table! See below for tips on making the most of your Memory Preset Handset.
Setting memory presets
1. Adjust the table to the desired height.
2. Press M (the display will show S -).
3. Press a number 1–4.
4. Pressing that number will return your table to the programmed height. By default, the table will con-
tinue to move on its own once you’ve activated the preset, though pressing any other button will stop
this movement. If you prefer to change this behavior, please refer to “Toggle between One Touch and
Constant Touch Presets” on page 18.
Custom settings for Memory Preset Handset
Lock your table
Your table can be locked in place at any height, either as a safety precaution, or just to keep your colleagues
from messing with the settings. It unlocks just as easily, but we recommend guarding that secret.
To lock: Press and hold the M button for about 8 seconds. The display will first change to S -, then to LOC,
indicating that the table is now locked.
To unlock: Press and hold the M button for about 8 seconds until LOC goes away and the height appears on
the display.
Adjust the height readout
Our LED handsets display the approximate height of your table top surface, in inches or centimeters.
The accuracy may be affected by the thickness of your top, the evenness of your floor, etc. If you want it
to be completely accurate, you can manually set the readout to match your measured height.
1. Press and hold the DOWN button until the table reaches its lowest position. Release.
2. With your favorite measuring tool, measure the distance from the floor to your table top surface. If it
matches your readout, you’re all set. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
3. Press and hold the DOWN button again, until the display flashes RST (looks like “ASΓ”). Release.
4. Press and hold the M button until it begins to flash the starting height. Note: the display will revert to
RST after about 5 seconds. If that happens before you have a chance to make your changes, just press
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To change the readout height:
5. Use the UP or DOWN button to adjust the display by 0.1 inch at a time until the display shows the cor-
rect height, as measured.
6. Wait about 5 seconds and the display will automatically return to RST, which indicates Reset Mode.
7. Complete the reset process by pressing and holding the DOWN button again while the table lowers a
little bit more, slightly rises, and then stops.
8. Release the button, and you should see the new starting height ±0.1 inches. This height is saved, and
your table is ready to use!
Set custom upper and lower height limits
By default, the Jarvis conference table and handset are set to allow the maximum range of motion, from a
fully retracted Lifting Column, to a fully extended one. If you would like to set a higher minimum height, or
a lower maximum height, you can do that! Before starting, make sure the table is plugged in, and the LED
display is showing a number. If the readout has gone dark, you can wake it up by pushing any button. If it is
displaying something besides a number, perform the Reset Procedure on page 19.
To set the upper limit:
1. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to move the table to the desired maximum height.
2. Press the M button and release, then press the UP button and release. The display will flash S - to show
that it is ready to set the upper limit.
3. Press and hold the M button for about 2 seconds. The display will show “999” and then return to the
height readout. This indicates that the upper limit is set. All done!
To set the lower limit
1. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to move the table to the desired minimum height.
2. Press the M button and release, then press the DOWN button and release. The display will flash S - to
show that it is ready to set the lower limit.
3. Press and hold the M button for about 2 seconds. The display will show “000” and then return to your
selected height. This indicates that the lower limit is set. You did it!
Warning: There are certain times when your table might require a Reset Procedure to correct a balance, cali-
bration or other issue. This procedure requires the legs to retract completely, beyond any lower height limits
that might be set. Please ensure that you have the proper clearance below the table base.
Note: If you had previously set any memory presets that were outside of your newly defined range, they
won’t work anymore. You can reuse the numbers.
2nd Note: If you want to set a new upper or lower limit that is outside of your set range, you will first have to
restore the defaults.
To restore default upper and lower limits
1. Press the M button and release. “S -” will appear on the display.
2. Within 5 seconds, press the M button again and hold for about 2 seconds until the display shows “555”.
3. Release the button. The display will automatically change back to the height display, and your height
limits are no more.