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StyleView™ Power System Reference Guide

Specifi cations ....................................................................... 2

Start-up Instructions ........................................................... 3

Ongoing Battery Charges ................................................... 4

Remote User Interface (RUI) ............................................... 5

Replacing Battery ................................................................ 8

Storing Cart ........................................................................ 12

Hazard Symbols Review .................................................... 13

Safety Precautions ............................................................. 14

Troubleshooting ................................................................ 15

Warranty Information ....................................................... 16

The Reference Guide contains information on the installation and operation of Ergotron's StyleView Power System (SPS). You should read the guide in order to be familiar with your StyleView Power System's functions as well as important maintenance and safety requirements.

Save this guide for future reference and for important details on keeping your Power System Battery charged and in warranty.

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Reference Guide

Front View • RUI Connections • 3 Hospital Grade Outlets

Rear View • Integrated Cord Reel • 55 AH Battery

Front View • Riser Mounted RUI (Remote User Interface)

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuidePower System Specifi cations

The StyleView AC Power System (SPS) allows your power supply to travel with the cart. The Power System is integrated in the base of the cart and comes standard with a battery, true sine wave inverter, ATS, RUI, charger, isolation transformer, outlet box with 3 Hospital Grade Outlets and retractable cord reel.

• True Sine Wave Inverter (TSW): designed to ensure satisfactory operation of Power Factor Corrected devices like Flat Panel Monitors.

• Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS): allows connected computer equipment to switch to “house” power when charging the system.

• Remote User Interface (RUI): Located near worksurface, allows power system to be turned on or turned off, allows monitoring of battery charge left, and provides low charge audible alarm.

• Sealed Lead Acid, Absorbed Glass Mat, Valve Regulated & Recombinant Gas Type, 12VDC battery supplies fuse protected power to 3 Hospital Grade receptacles via the 300W, 120VAC, 60Hz power module when the SPS is disconnected from an external 120VAC, 60Hz power source. Maximum current draw for this system is tested to be less than 5.1A from an external AC power source.

• A hospital grade cord reel is used to connect the SPS to an external 120VAC, 60Hz power source.

• The recommended cart storage temperature is 15°C (59°F). At this temperature, the 55Ah battery’s age-related capacity loss is minimized. The minimum storage temperature is -20°C (-4°F) and the maximum storage temperature is 50°C (122°F).

• System leakage currents are tested to be less than 500µA as required by UL 60601.

• One (1)-year warranty on all power supply components by Ergotron; battery carries a 90 day performance warranty and six (6)-month warranty against manufacturers defects. Warranty on fully charged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive months is automatically void. Warranty on fully discharged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive days is automatically void.

• Power System tested and certifi ed to UL 60601.

REPLACEMENT BATTERY

Batteries should be recycled. Contact Ergotron if you have questions about proper Battery disposal.

EMPTY BATTERY DISPOSAL

Instructions on installation of replacement batteries for the Power System begin on page 8 of this guide.

WARNING: Only Ergotron-specifi ed batteries may be used in the StyleView Power System. Please call customer care for details.

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a Organize equipment cables according to destina-tion. With keyboard tray fully extended, route cables with larger end connections fi rst, leaving the easier-to-handle, small end connection cables last.

b Route cables into cable channel with at least 20" of cable going from opening in back of the keyboard tray support into the channel.

NOTE: Remove the front cover and route power cables and both grey and black RUI cables down cable channel to outlets. Connect RUI cables to jacks located on side of outlet box. Match gray cable to gray jack and black cable to black jack.Reattach front cover.

c Wrap cables: one length should be used for the cables going into top of channel, the other length for cables coming out.

d Use provided cable tie to hold wrapped cables in place along keyboard tray support.

e Close cable channel around wrapped cables.

f Move riser up and down making sure there issuffi cient slack in cables for unrestricted use.

Power System Start-up

Note: After attaching all components to your cart as instructed in the StyleView Cart Reference Guide, route cables as follows.

1 Route Cables

a

b

To CPU

To power source

d e

c

21

CAUTION: Route cables on Cable Channel (right) side of Cart only. Do not store power brick inside covers. Routing cables on the left side or storing power brick inside covers may inter-fere with riser operation, resulting in damage to both Cart and mounted equipment.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuidePower System Start-up

b Turn power system on by holding down the

RUI power button for 1 - 3 seconds. The

Power light, the battery charge indicator lights and the alarm enabled light will come on. See page 5 for more details.

Before using the Power System for the fi rst time, you must ensure the battery has a full (100%) charge.To charge the battery:

CAUTION: The supplied Cord is rated for hospital use. Connecting the Cord to an outlet that is not hospital-grade (indicated with green dot) will not ensure grounding protection.

2 Initial Battery Charge

3 Ongoing Battery Charges

Back View

c Plug power cord into appropriate wall outlet.

a Connect RUI cables to RUI.Remove cover to access jacks. Match gray cable to gray jack and black cable to black jack. Replace cover.

d Verify that the light is fl ashing to indicate battery is charging. Continue to charge until light stops fl ashing and stays lit.

Charge battery as often as possible - with power system on, plug the power cord into an appropriate hospital grade wall outlet. Plugging in the power cord for short periods of time DOES NOT affect the battery's ability to take a full charge, and prolongs battery life.NOTE: Batteries may not achieve optimal performance until the 5th discharge / recharge cycle.

• Warranty on fully charged* batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive months is automatically void.• Warranty on fully discharged** batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive days is automatically void. In order to avoid losing power to your equipment, Ergotron recommends that you charge the battery as often as possible.

*Fully charged: Battery charge will be at 100% and all RUI indicator lights will be illuminated.**Fully discharged: Battery charge will be at 0% and all RUI indicator lights will be off.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideRemote User Interface (RUI)

Power on/offlight

The RUI panel is located on the riser at the front of the Cart (above the worksurface). It provides both visual and audio cues for you to optimize the use of your Power System. The chart below explains the function of each of the RUI elements . If you have any questions about this, or any aspect of your StyleView Power System, please contact Ergotron Customer Care at 1-800-888-8458.

Power on/offbutton

Plug in to charge battery

Flashes when charging

Empty battery Full battery

Alarm enabled light

Powering up:• Battery source: With the cord reel disconnected from a 120VAC power source (wall outlet) and the RUI lights not illuminated, pressing the power button on the RUI will allow the system to power up using battery power.

The two amber lights illuminate temporarily and then turn off.

The small green light above the alarm mute button illuminates and the RUI beeps one time.

Between two and five battery charge indicator lights will illuminate green, in series, to indicate the charge of the battery. The battery charge indicator light labeled “100” will also be flashing to indicate the battery is charging.

At this time the charger is charging the battery and power is still not available at the outlet box. Pressing the power button on the RUI until the small green light above the power button illuminates and allows power to be routed to the outlet box. When inverter is activated, RUI will beep one time to indicate the button was pressed.

Alarm mute/test button

Pressing the power button on the RUI until the small green light above the power button illuminates will turn on the inverter circuitry and allow power to be routed to the outlet box. When inverter is activated, RUI will beep one time to indicate the button was pressed.

The two amber lights illuminate temporarily and then turn off.

The small green light above the alarm mute button illuminates and the RUI beeps one time.

Between two and five battery charge indicator lights will illuminate green, in series, to indicate the charge of the battery.

• External 120VAC power source (wall outlet): With the cord reel disconnected from a 120VAC power source (wall outlet) and the RUI lights not illuminated, connecting the cord reel to an external 120VAC power source will allow the system to power up using external power.

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= battery charge is greater than 90%.

Every time the power or alarm mute buttons are pressed on the RUI, the RUI will beep one time.

Pressing the power button on the RUI again will disconnect power from the outlet box, and the RUI will beep one time. Press the power button on the RUI again to allow power to be routed to the outlet box. The small green light above the power button again illuminates.

Every time the power or alarm mute buttons are pressed on the RUI, the RUI will beep one time.

Pressing the power button on the RUI again will turn off the inverter circuitry, disconnect power from the outlet box, and the RUI will beep one time. Press the power button on the RUI again to turn on the inverter circuitry which will allow power to be routed to the outlet box. The small green light above the power button again illuminates.

At this time a load can be placed on the system. An example would be to plug a PC into the outlet box and then power it up by pressing the power button on the PC.

The PC is powered directly from the external 120VAC power source until the cord reel is disconnected from the external 120VAC power source.

Disconnecting the cord reel from the external 120VAC power source will cause the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) to make a seamless transfer from the external 120VAC power source to the onboard battery power. Disconnecting the cord reel from the external 120VAC power source will not cause the PC to turn off if the battery is properly connected to the system and is sufficiently charged.

Discharge CycleAfter the cord reel is disconnected from the external 120VAC power source the light will stop flashing to indicate the battery is finished charging.

The battery charge indicator lights will illuminate to show the user how much charge is left in the battery. The following describes how the battery charge indicator lights operate as the battery is discharging from 100% charge remaining to 0% charge remaining.

= battery charge is greater than 70% and less than 90%.


= battery charge is greater than 30% and less than 50%. The RUI will beep until the alarm mute button is pressed.

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Charge CycleImmediately after the cart is plugged into the 120VAC power source the battery will begin its charging cycle. The following describes how the battery charge indicator lights operate as the battery is charging from 0% charge remaining to 100% charge remaining.

NOTES:The following is a list of important items to note when using the power system.

• The power system will shutdown if the RUI cables are disconnected. The RUI can be re-connected, but power to the outlet box will not be enabled until the power button on the RUI is pressed.

• Disconnecting the cord reel from external power will allow the power system to send battery power to the outlet box only after the RUI power button is pressed and the small green light above the RUI power button is illuminated to indicate the power to the outlet box has been enabled.


will be flashing to indicate the battery is charging.






will be flashing to indicate the battery is charging and will stop flashing when the battery is considered fully charged.

= battery charge is less than 30%.

will be flashing to indicate battery needs charging.The RUI will beep until the alarm mute Button is pressed. The RUI will beep again one minute after the alarm mute Button is pressed. This will continue until the battery is recognized as charging or until the inverter shuts down due to low battery voltage.

= battery charge is at 0% and the system is in a shutdown state.Once the power system shuts down, the cart will not send power to the cart outlet box until the cart is plugged into an external 120VAC power source and the power button on the RUI is pressed.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideReplacing Battery

A

1 1x

1

10mm

Back View

a Turn off all mounted equipment.

b Disconnect Power System from power source.

c Turn power system off by holding down the power button

on the

RUI for 1 - 3 seconds.Power light will shut off.

d Remove front cover and disconnect RUI cables from jacks located on side of outlet box.

WARNING: Only Ergotron-specifi ed batteries may be used in the StyleView Power System. Please call customer care for details.

Do not replace the batteries while cart is located in an oxygen rich or hazardous environment. Sparking may occur.

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10mm

2 Remove battery cover.

Replacing Battery

10mm

Unplug cord reel for better access.

3 Remove protective boots, terminal bolts and cables.

a

b

c

de

f

Remove Black (negative) lead before removing Red (positive) lead. Be careful not to contact tools between terminals on battery and metal chassis.

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BATTERY MUST BE RECYCLED

LEAD4 Remove old battery.

5 Place new battery in tray and install new battery.

a b

Replacing Battery

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Reconnect cables with terminal bolts and replace protective boots.

Replacing Battery

7 Replace battery cover, plugging the cord reel back in if unplugged, and tighten screws.Follow Initial Battery Charge Instructions on page 3 to charge new battery.

Verify proper polarity when

attaching cables. Failure to do so will result in blown fuse on battery harness.

a

b

c d

6

a b

10mm

10mm

Connect Red (positive) lead before connecting Black (negative) lead. Be careful not to contact tools between terminals on battery and metal chassis.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideStoring Cart

1 a Turn off all mounted equipment.

c Make sure battery is fully charged (Battery charge will be at 100% and all RUI indicator lights will be illuminated).NOTE: Power system must be fully charged before storing.

b Plug power cord into appropriate wall outlet to charge battery.

Back View

d Turn power system off by holding down the power button

on the

RUI for 1 - 3 seconds.Power light will shut off.

e Leave power cord plugged into appropriate wall outlet if possible. If wall outlet is not available for cart storage, remove front cover, disconnect RUI cables from jacks located on side of outlet box, and replace cover. If cart is not plugged into a wall outlet while stored, recharge battery once a month (Battery Charge Instructions on page 4).

Back View

Warranty on fully charged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive months is automatically void. Warranty on fully discharged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive days is automatically void.

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Color Symbol Signal Word Level of Hazard

Red DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Orange WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Yellow CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

None CAUTION Used without the safety alert symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situa-tion which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.

Red,Orange

or YellowElectrical Indicates an impending electrical hazard which, if not avoided, may result in

personal injury, fi re and/or death.

Hazard Symbols Review

The Meaning of Symbols appearing in this Guide, on the Cart or on the Power SystemThese symbols alert you to a safety condition that demands your attention. You should be able to recognize and understand the significance of the following Safety Hazards if you encounter them on the Cart or within Cart documentation (i.e. reference guide).

Color Type Number Level Description

Blue Health

4 ExtremeHighly Toxic - may be fatal on short term exposure. Special protective equip-ment required.

3 Serious Toxic - avoid inhalation or skin contact

2 Moderate Moderately Toxic - may be harmful if inhaled or absorbed.

1 Slight Slightly Toxic - may cause slight irratation.

0 Minimal All chemicals have some degree of toxicity.

Red Flammability

4 Extreme Extremely fl amable gas or liquid. Flash Point below 73° F.

3 Serious Flammable - Flash Point 73° to 100° F.

2 Moderate Combustable - Requires moderate heating to ignite. Flash Point 100° to 200° F.

1 Slight Slightly combustible - requires strong heating to ignite.

0 Minimal Will not burn under normal circumstances.

Yellow Reactivity

4 Extreme Explosive at room temperature.

3 Serious May explode if shocked, heated under confinement or mixed with water.

2 ModerateUnstable, may react with water

1 Slight May react if heated or mixed with water.

0 Minimal Normally stable, does not react with water.

WhiteProtectiveEquipment

N/A Varies Varies

Hazardous Material Identifi cation GuideFor general identification information, see below.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideSafety Precautions

Power System- Follow these cautionary statements. NOTE: Failure to adhere to these guidelines may void Product Warranty, refer to Warranty information on page 16.

The Power System is designed to power Cart-mounted equipment only. Do not connect equipment that is not mounted on the Cart into the Power System outlets. Do not connect Cart-mounted equipment directly into a power source that is not mounted to the Cart.

Warranty on fully charged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) consecutive months is automatically void. Warranty on fully discharged batteries left in an unused state for more than three (3) con-secutive days is automatically void.

The supplied Retractable Cord is rated for hospital use. Connecting the Cord to an outlet that is not hospi-tal-grade (indicated with green dot) will not ensure grounding protection.

Retractable Cord, Power System and Cart are for INDOOR use only. DO NOT OPERATE OUTDOORS.

Inspect Retractable Cord before each use, DO NOT USE CORD IF DAMAGED.

DO NOT plug more than the specifi ed number of watts into Retractable Cord .

DO NOT run Retractable Cord through doorways, across walls or fl oors.

Fully insert Retractable Cord plug into outlet. Do not unplug by pulling on Cord.

DO NOT remove, bend or modify any metal prongs or pins of Retractable Cord.

DO NOT use excessive force to make connections.

Keep Retractable Cord away from water. DO NOT PLUG CORD INTO OUTLET IF WET.

DO NOT OPERATE POWER SYSTEM IF WET.

Keep children away from Retractable Cord.

Plug Retractable Cord directly into appropriately rated, hospital-grade wall outlet.

DO NOT plug Retractable Cord into an extension cord.

DO NOT ALLOW CORD TO OVERHEAT.

DO NOT drive, drag or place objects over Retractable Cord. DO NOT stand or walk on Retractable Cord.

WARNING: Do not short circuit battery output terminals. Serious personal injury may result and will per-manently damage battery. Move or lift the battery by picking it up by its case.

PROPOSITION 65; WARNING: Battery Posts, Terminals and Related Accessories contain lead and lead com-ponents, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

Shut down all mounted equipment, unplug Cart Power Cord from wall outlet, turn unit off at RUI, and disconnect RUI cables from jacks located on side of outlet box before Servicing.

LEAD; BATTERY MUST BE RECYCLED.

Not suitable for use in a hazardous environment. Cart is not considered intrinsically safe.

During battery replacement, sparking may occur. Be careful not to allow tool to connect battery terminals to metal chasis.

Do not replace batteries in an oxygen rich or hazardous environment.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideTroubleshooting

Use this Table to help solve common problems associated with the operation of your Power System. Contact Ergotron if your situation does not match any of those described below.

Symptom Solution

1) The lights on the Remote User Interface (RUI) will not illuminate.

a) Press and hold the On/Off switch located at the left side of the RUI. Verify the small green light above the RUI On/Off switch illuminates along with one or more of the battery charge indicator lights. If multiple lights on the RUI do not illuminate continue to the next step.b) Verify the black and grey communications cables are not damaged and are seated properly by lightly tugging on them at the base of the RUI. Repeat step a).c) Pull off the front panel and verify the black and grey communications cables are not damaged and are seated properly (by lightly tugging on them) in the correct jacks located at the side of the Cart Outlet box. Replace cover and Repeat step a).d) Contact Customer Service (800-888-8458)

2) The Cart Outlet box will not power my equipment.

a) Verify RUI is illuminated and that the equipment power cords are properly connected to the Cart Outlet box. If the RUI is not illuminated try troubleshooting problem #1 before continuing on to step b).b) Disconnect all equipment from the cart outlets. Use an outlet tester to verify the outlets are able to correctly supply power. Keep the outlet tester plugged into one of the outlets while trou-bleshooting.c) Using the cord reel cable, plug the cart into an external 120VAC/60Hz powered Outlet.d) Attempt to turn on the RUI. Press and hold the On/Off switch located at the left side of the RUI. Verify the small green light above the RUI On/Off switch illuminates and that the outlet tester veri-fi es the outlets are able to correctly supply power. If the outlet tester does not verify the outlets are able to correctly supply power continue to the next step.e) Verify the Cart Outlet box cord is properly connected to the power module. Then try step d). f ) Unplug the cord reel from the external 120VAC/60Hz powered Outlet and remove the cord reel to verify the cord reel is properly connected to the power module plug. Plug in the cord reel and try step d).g) Contact Customer Service (800-888-8458) for further troubleshooting instructions.

3) My problem cannot be solved with this guide.

a) Contact Customer Service (800-888-8458)

WARNING:In the event that repair of the StyleView Cart is needed, contact Ergotron Customer Care immediately. Cart repair can only be performed by Ergotron, Inc. or by an

Ergotron authorized agent.

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StyleView™ Power System Reference GuideErgotron® Warranty

© 2006 Ergotron, Inc.All rights reserved.

While Ergotron, Inc. makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information on the installation and use of its products, it will not be held liable for any editorial errors or omissions (including those made in the process of translation from English to another language), or for incidental, special or consequential damages of any nature resulting from furnishing this instruction and performance of equipment in connection with this instruction. Ergotron, Inc. reserves the right to make changes in the product design and/or product documentation without notification to its users. For the most current product information, or to know if this document is available in languages other than those herein, please contact Ergotron Customer Care at: 800-888-8458 or consult the Ergotron, Inc. website at: www.ergotron.com. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written consent of Ergotron, Inc.,1181 Trapp Road, Eagan, Minnesota, 55121, USA Patents Pending and Patented U.S. & Foreign. Ergotron is a registered trademark of Ergotron, Inc.

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