LOGICDATA DCDinline D User manual

DOCUMENT VERSION 0 | JANUARY 2023
DCDinline D
Manual

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DCDinline D Operating Manual
Document Version 0 / January 2023
This document was originally published in English.
LOGICDATA Electronic & Software Entwicklungs GmbH
Wirtschaftspark 18
8530 Deutschlandsberg
Austria
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Internet: www.logicdata.net
Email: o[email protected]

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CONTENT
1 Introduction 5
1.1 Copyright 5
1.2 Royalty-Free Use of Images and Text 5
1.3 Trademarks 5
1.4 Symbols and Signal Words Used 6
2 Safety 6
2.1 General Safety Regulations and Obligations 6
2.2 Qualied Persons 7
2.3 Liability 7
3 Product 8
3.1 Description 8
3.2 Intended Use 9
4 Delivery Scope 9
5 Unpacking 10
6 Assembly 10
6.1 General Assembly 10
6.1.1 Actuator Dimensions 11
6.1.2 Installation Options 11
6.1.3 Installation Tolerances 12
6.1.4 Default Settings 13
6.2 Assembly “Thick End Up” Variant 13
6.2.1 Attaching the Middle Tube 13
6.3 Assembly “Thick End Down” Variant 15
6.4 Motor Side Interface 16
6.5 Flange Side Interface 17
7 Software-Dependent Functions 17
8 Intelligent System Protection (ISP) 18
9 Disassembly 18

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10 Maintenance 19
11 Troubleshooting 19
12 Additional Information 21
12.1 Technical Specications 21
12.2 Optional Products 21
12.3 Disposal 21

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1 INTRODUCTION
The product documentation consists of this manual and a datasheet.
This document is intended to enable the assembly personnel to work safely with the DCDinline D actuator.
The assembly personnel must therefore always have the complete documentation available. The document
must be complete and in a perfectly legible condition. Follow the instructions in this document to avoid
hazards and to prevent damage to the DCDinline D.
The information in this document has been compiled with great care. We strive to ensure the accuracy and
completeness of the content by revising it and updating it regularly, however, no guarantee can be given for
its accuracy and completeness.
1.1 COPYRIGHT
© January 2023 by LOGICDATA Electronic und Software Entwicklungs GmbH. All rights reserved, except
for those listed in Chapter 1.2 Royalty-free use of images and text on page 5.
1.2 ROYALTY-FREE USE OF IMAGES AND TEXT
After purchase and full payment of the product, all text and images in Chapter 2 “Safety”, may be used
free of charge by the customer. They should be used to prepare end user documentation for Height-
Adjustable Table Systems. The license does not include logos, designs, and page layout elements belonging
to LOGICDATA. The transfer of this license to third parties without permission from LOGICDATA is exclu-
ded. Full ownership and copyright of the text and graphics remain with LOGICDATA. Texts and graphics are
oered in their current state without warranty or promise of any kind.
1.3 TRADEMARKS
Documentation may include the representation of registered trademarks of goods or services, as well as
information about copyright or other proprietary expertise of LOGICDATA or third parties. In all cases, all
rights remain exclusively with the respective copyright holder. LOGICDATA® is a registered trademark of
LOGICDATA Electronic & Software GmbH in the USA, the European Union, and other countries.

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1.4 SYMBOLS AND SIGNAL WORDS USED
Safety Notices contain both symbols and signal words. The signal word indicates the severity of the hazard.
CAUTION Danger of material damage and possible additional low risk of injury.
A safety notice with the signal word „Caution“ indicates a hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE The label NOTICE indicates a situation that will not lead to personal injury, but could
lead to damage to the product or the environment.
NOTICE Damage due to electrostatic discharge (ESD)
2 SAFETY
2.1 GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS AND OBLIGATIONS
In general, the following safety regulations and obligations apply when handling the product:
• The DCDinline -DR actuator may only be operated in a clean and perfect condition.
• Do not remove, change, bridge or bypass any protection, safety or monitoring equipment.
• Do not convert or modify the DCDinline D actuator without written approval
from LOGICDATA.
• In the event of malfunction or damage, the DCDinline D actuator must be
replaced immediately.
• Do not attempt to repair the acuator yourself.
• Hardware replacement is only allowed in a de-energized state.
• For the operation of the system, the national worker protection conditions and the
national safety and accident prevention regulations apply.

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2.2 QUALIFIED PERSONS
The DCDinline D may only be installed and commissioned by qualied persons who are authorized for instal-
lation planning, installation, commissioning or maintenance/servicing and who have read and understood
the DCDinline D documentation. Qualied persons have the necessary expertise to test, assess and manage
electrical and mechatronic products and systems in accordance with the generally accepted standards and
guidelines of electrical engineering and furniture manufacturing through their education, work experience
and recent professional activity. They know and adhere to the basic regulations on occupational safety and
accident prevention and the basic norms and specialist standards applicable to the specic application.
2.3 LIABILITY
The products comply with the applicable state of the art health and safety regulations. Nevertheless, dan-
gers can result from incorrect operation or misuse.
LOGICDATA is not liable for damages caused by:
• Improper use of the products
• Disregard of the documentation
• Unauthorized changes to the products
• Improper work on and with the DCDinline D
• Operating a damaged product
• Wear parts
• Improperly performed repairs
• Unauthorized, improper change of operating parameters
• Disasters, external inuence and force majeure
Responsible for the LOGICDATA products in the specic application and compliance with the relevant di-
rectives, standards and laws is the manufacturer of the height-adjustable tables in which the LOGICDATA
products are installed. LOGICDATA shall not be held liable for any damage that is directly or indirectly at-
tributable to the delivery, performance or use of this document. Each reseller must take into account the
relevant safety standards and guidelines for his product in which the DCDinline D is installed.

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3 PRODUCT
3.1 DESCRIPTION
The DCDinline D is an actuator for electrically height-adjustable tables. It is installed by the customer in
a column for electrically height-adjustable tables. It is controlled by a control unit from LOGICDATA, to
which dierent hand switches can be connected. Several drives can be operated synchronously on one con-
trol unit.
Fig. 1: DCDinline D
1 Attachment point on motor end (screws and rubber discs provided)
2 Connection cable
3 Motor
4 Attachment point middle tube with installation variant – thick end up
5 Attachment point middle tube with installation variant – thick end down
6 Flange attachment point
2
3
4
5
6
1

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3.2 INTENDED USE
The DCDinline D actuator may only be installed in telescopic tubes to adjust electrically height-adjustable
tables and used for this purpose exclusively. The intended use is to adjust the table height electrically. Only
control units from LOGICDATA, which are parameterized for the DCDinline D, may be used for this purpose.
The actuators must be assembled, commissioned and functionally checked by qualied personnel. Any
other use that does not conform to the intended use will result in the loss of warranty and warranty claims.
The basic function is the upward and downward movement (of a table top). This function can be executed
with suitable hand switches from LOGICDATA.
NOTICE Permissible drive loads and speeds always refer to the product DCDinline D and not to
the additional load on the table system. The reseller must take additional loads such
as e.g. friction forces, the deadweight of the table components and torque loads into
consideration. The newly determined permissible load must be specied in the parent
documentation of the nal product.
4 DELIVERY SCOPE
The standard scope of delivery for the DCDinline D actuator consists of the following components:
Fig. 2: Delivery scope
Standard delivery scope
1 DCDinline D actuator
2 Two mounting screws incl. rubber disks (LOG-PRT-SD-MOUNTINGSCREW)
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5 UNPACKING
The DCDinline D actuator is packaged in a carton.
NOTICE Ensure proper ESD handling during unpacking. Errors that can be attributed to
electrostatic discharge will void warranty claims
To unpack, proceed as follows:
1. Remove the packaging material from the drive components.
2. Check the contents of the package for completeness and damage.
3. Provide the operating manual to the operating personnel.
4. Dispose of the packaging material.
NOTICE Dispose of the packaging material in an environmentally friendly manner (separate
the plastic parts and the cardboard by type).
6 ASSEMBLY
6.1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
NOTICE Before assembly and operation, the DCDinline D must be acclimatised to the ambient
conditions.
NOTICE Ensure proper ESD handling throughout the installation. Errors that can be attributed
to electrostatic discharge will void warranty claims.

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6.1.1 ACTUATOR DIMENSIONS
Figure 3 shows the dimensions of the DCDinline D actuator in the retracted and extended state.
Fig. 3: a: retracted length, b installation length, c extemded length
6.1.2 INSTALLATION OPTIONS
The DCDinline D is designed for synchronous movement of the middle tube.
Fig. 4: Synchronous movement of the middle tube results in the distances x being the same at all
times independently from the current height (middle tube removed for easier demonstration).

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For this it is necessary to connect the drive with the middle tube of the height-adjustable column. Depending
on the type of height-adjustable column design, dierent installation requirements must be taken into con-
sideration. In this document, the installation variants are characterized as follows, depending on the types
of height-adjustable columns:
• “Thick end up”: In this variant, the tube with the largest diameter is at the top (table top).
• “Thick end down”: In this variant, the tube with the largest diameter is at the bottom (oor).
The DCDinline D actuator can be used for both variants.
Fig. 5: “Thick end up” (left) and “Thick end down” (right) in retracted position
NOTICE Regardless of the installation variant, the inner diameter of the inner tube must be
selected so that a surrounding air gap of min 3 mm between the inner wall of the tube
and the DCDinline D is guaranteed.
NOTICE As shown in Figure 5, height-adjustable columns must be designed so that the motor
end of the DCDinline D is always up
6.1.3 INSTALLATION TOLERANCES
NOTICE In order to ensure proper functioning, height-adjustable columns must comply with
the tolerances specied by LOGICDATA. Otherwise, the warranty claims are void.
These tolerances are published by LOGICDATA on request.

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6.1.4 DEFAULT SETTINGS
NOTICE Failure to follow the instructions below may result in damage!
NOTICE LOGICDATA recommends measuring the dimensions of the DCDinline D before
assembly with a gauge or other suitable measuring equipment.
NOTICE In order to utilize the complete stroke of the drive, a corresponding design of the
height-adjustable column is necessary. It is important that the drive reaches the nal
position before the tube.
NOTICE Deviating ange settings may only be implemented in consultation with LOGICDATA.
6.2 ASSEMBLY “THICK END UP” VARIANT
This chapter explains the installation with installation option “thick end up” in more detail. If you are using
the installation of the “thick end down” column, skip this chapter and continue with 6.3.
6.2.1 ATTACHING THE MIDDLE TUBE
The tube adapter is intended to connect the drive with the middle tube of the height-adjustable column via
a special counterpiece (see Figure 6: Symbolic image of the counterpiece for the tube adapter).
NOTICE The design specications for the customer-provided counterpiece are available from
LOGICDATA only on request. These includes dimensions and tolerances as well as
notes on material selection and assembly.
CAUTION Danger due to insecure connection
To ensure a secure connection, the counterpiece must be designed exactly to the
specications of LOGICDATA. Otherwise, the warranty claims are void.
Fig. 6: Symbolic image of the counterpiece for the tube adapter

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Recommended assembly procedure:
NOTICE The assembly procedure shown is based on a height-adjustable column design in
which the top plate can be removed (i.e., it is not permanently connected to the
thick end). For instructions on mounting with other height-adjustable column
constructions, please contact LOGICDATA.
NOTICE We recommend measuring the friction of the tube pairs before
installing the drive! The combination of control unit and drive is
not a suitable means for measuring the friction!
Proceed with the following steps for the assembly with the installation variant “thick end up”:
1. Assemble the counterpiece for the tube adapter (see Figure 6: Symbolic image of the counter-
piece for the tube adapter) in the middle tube.
2. Insert the three tubes into each other.
NOTICE LOGICDATA recommends measuring the gliding properties of the height-adjustable
column without the installed drive after this step.
NOTICE The maximum force on the tube adapter counterpart must not exceed 150N! This is
due to a dierence in frictional forces between the tube pairs.
3. Mount the drive in the preassembled height-adjustable column (see Figure 7: Example of
actuator installation in a round height-adjustable column by rotationg it 1/8 turn clockwise
when seen from top).
4. Then make the attachment on the motor end and ange end according to Chapter 6.4 and
Chapter 6.5.
Fig. 7: Example of actuator installation in a round height-adjustable column

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6.3 ASSEMBLY “THICK END DOWN” VARIANT
The middle tube adapter is produced by the customer and is xed in the middle tube. It is connected to the
drive in the installation variant “thick end down”.
NOTICE The design specications for the middle tube adapter are available from LOGICDATA
only on request. These includes dimensions and tolerances as well as notes on
material selection and assembly.
CAUTION Danger due to insecure connection
To ensure a secure connection, the middle tube adapter must be designed exactly to
the specications of LOGICDATA. Otherwise, the warranty claims are void.
Fig. 8: Symbolic image of the middle tube adapter
Recommended assembly procedure:
NOTICE The assembly procedure shown is based on a height-adjustable column design in
which the top plate can be removed (i.e., it is not permanently connected to the
inner tube). For instructions on mounting with other height-adjustable column
constructions, please contact LOGICDATA.
NOTICE We recommend measuring the friction of the tube pairs before installing the drive! The
combination of control unit and drive is not a suitable means for measuring the friction!
Proceed with the following steps for the assembly with the installation variant “thick end down”:
1. Assemble the middle tube adapter (see Figure 8: Symbolic image of the middle tube adapter)
in the middle tube.
2. Insert the three tubes into each other.
NOTICE For suitable production aids, joining forces and joining speeds or detailed information
on the assembly process, please contact LOGICDATA. Failure to perform the joining
process properly may result in damage to the DCDinline D.

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Fig. 9: Assembling the middle tube
3. Insert the actuator into the column. With the middle tube attachment point tted in the
middle tube adapter, turn it 90 degrees in any direction.
4. Attach at the motor end and ange end according to Chapter 6.4 and Chapter 6.5.
6.4 MOTOR SIDE INTERFACE
NOTICE The design specications for the top plate are available from LOGICDATA only on
request. These includes dimensions and tolerances as well as notes on material
selection and assembly.
NOTICE Do not lift the DCDinline D by the cable and make sure that the cable is not damaged
during assembly
NOTICE The screws and rubber disks are supplied together with the drive. The mounting
screws must be tightened to the recommended tightening torque of 2.5 - 3 Nm.
NOTICE The DCDinline D can only be mounted once with the supplied screws, otherwise
correct tightening of the mounting screws can not be guaranteed.
NOTICE Mounting without rubber disks is not permitted.
CAUTION Danger due to insecure connection
To ensure a secure connection, the top plate must be designed exactly to the
specications of LOGICDATA. Otherwise, the warranty claims are void.

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6.5 FLANGE SIDE INTERFACE
The gure below provides an overview of the components required to assemble the drive on the ange end.
Fig. 10: Overview of the ange end
1 Mounting screw (adapted by the customer to bottom plate)
2 Bottom plate (developed by the customer, design specications of LOGICDATA)
3 Flange adjustment point
NOTICE The design specications for the bottom plate are available from LOGICDATA only
on request. These includes dimensions and tolerances as well as notes on material
selection and assembly.
CAUTION Danger due to insecure connection
To ensure a secure connection, the top plate must be designed exactly to the
specications of LOGICDATA. Otherwise, the warranty claims are void.
7 SOFTWARE-DEPENDENT
FUNCTIONS
NOTICE The description of the software-dependent functions, for example: manual reset, plug
detection or auto detect number of drives can be found in the corresponding manual
of the controlbox.
1
2
3

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8 INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
PROTECTION (ISP)
ISP (Intelligent System Protection) was developed by LOGICDATA to reduce the risk of pinching when a
moving table hits an obstacle. A load change can be detected, either by sensors in the actuators, or other
sensors. The table will stop instantly and move in the opposite direction for a few millimeters.
There are two types of ISP:
Software ISP
Software ISP uses known system variables that are measured or calculated by each controlbox. Additional
sensors are not necessary, this function is available with all LOGICDATA controlboxes and all drives.
Sensor ISP
Optionally, the drive can be equipped with sensor ISP, which increases the sensitivity of the collision detection.
NOTICE The description of the activation and deactivation of ISP sensors can be found in the
corresponding manual of the controlbox.
NOTICE The ISP sensitivity and the ISP switch-o value depend on the complete system
(mechanical and electronic components). To determine the ISP suitability of a height-
adjustable table, please contact LOGICDATA!
NOTICE Within a system, drives with and without ISP sensors cannot be mixed. Each drive
must be of the same type.
9 DISASSEMBLY
For disassembly, disconnect the DCDinline D from the power supply and proceed in reverse order to assembly.

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10 MAINTENANCE
NOTICE Hazards from the use of incorrect accessory parts
Only use original accessory parts. These may only be installed by expert service
personnel. Otherwise your warranty claims will be void.
NOTICE Hazard from inappropriate repairs
Contact your customer service immediately in the event of a malfunction. Only
original spare parts are approved for the repair of the drives. These may only be
replaced by expert service personnel. Otherwise your warranty claims will be void.
11 TROUBLESHOOTING
For technical problems, please contract our support at:
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: o[email protected]
Always provide the product name and the revision status according to the type plate with any support re-
quest. In case of a defect, replace the DCDinline D as a whole.

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Possible malfunctions and their remedy:
PROBLEM POSSBLE CAUSE REMEDY
DCDinline D does
not function
Mains cable of the controlbox not
connected
Plug in the mains cable of controlbox
DCDinline D actuator is not connected Plug the motor cable into the controlbox
Poor plug connection Plug in the motor cable, mains cable, and
hand switch properly
Controlbox defective Contact LOGICDATA
Hand switch defective Replace the hand switch
DCDinline D actuator defective Replace the DCDinline D actuator
An error code appears on the display of
the hand switch
Check the error code on the hand
switch display or the click code of the
controlbox, search the complete error
code list in the operating instructions of
the controlbox
DCDinline D only
moves down
(retracted position)
Power failure while moving or power
cable unplugged while moving
Manual reset *)
Reset required Perform a reset
DCDinline D actuator defective Replace the DCDinline D actuator
*) If actuators only move down
NOTICE A detailed description of the error codes on hand switches as well as click codes can be
found in the corresponding manual of the controlbox.