Honeywell Experion Orion Console Manuel utilisateur

Experion PKS

Release 516

Orion Console Installation Guide

EPDOC-X313-en-B

June 2015

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CONTENTS

Contents 3

Chapter 1 - About this guide 5

Chapter 2 - Important safety notices 7

Chapter 3 - Installing an Experion Orion Console 11

Identifying Orion Console components 12

Unpacking the Experion Orion Console 13

Placing the Experion Orion Console into position 18

Attaching the work surface to the Experion Orion Console base 19

Attaching monitors to the Experion Orion Console 21

Running cables through the Experion Orion Console 23

Installing the alarm light panel 26

Raising and lowering the work surface 27

Setting preset heights for the work surface 29

Confirming the installation of an Experion Orion Console 30

Installing an auxiliary unit 32

Chapter 4 - Installing equipment in an Experion Orion Console 37

Installing hardware within the equipment tray 38

Chapter 5 - Servicing an Experion Orion Console 39

Cleaning the Experion Orion Console 40

Maintaining Experion Orion Console components 43

Turning off and turning on power to the lift columns 43

Recalibrating the lift columns 44

Troubleshooting lift column errors 45

Notices 47

Contents

CHAPTER

1ABOUT THIS GUIDE

This guide describes how to plan, assemble, and service Experion

Orion Console.

Revision history

Revision Date Description

A June 2014 Initial release of the document.

B June 2015 Added information about the Auxiliary Units.

Chapter 1 - About this guide

CHAPTER

2IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

Note the following safety notices when installing and operating an

Experion Orion Console.

CAUTION: PINCH WARNING

Pinch points and other safety hazards have been designed out of

the product as much as feasible; however, they cannot be entirely

eliminated.

Special precaution should be taken when accessing the

equipment tray. The lift column function should not be used or

the work surface lowered while an operator is accessing the

equipment tray or any other part of the console under the work

surface.

To avoid pinch points and personal injury, operators should never

have their hand, arms, feet or any other part of their body resting

on the top of the equipment tray when the work surface is being

lowered. The top of the equipment tray should never be used as

an additional work surface and nothing should be placed on top

of it or over the ventilation holes.

CAUTION: ELECTRICAL AND FIRE SAFETY

To avoid injury or damage from electrical hazards:

lDo not perform electrical work on the console without proper

training and qualifications.

lDo not perform electrical work, without first disconnecting the

electrical power source. Do not disconnect power from the

console when the console is in active use, otherwise this could

result in a loss of view.

lUse this console only on the power voltage that the console

was delivered specifically for: 110 V AC (for North American

regions) and 220-240 V AC (for regions outside of North

America).

Many of the power inputs and outputs of this console are

equipped with universal plugs and sockets. However, this

console contains parts where the voltage is specific to the

region to which it is being delivered, or for the voltage

specified by the customer at the time of purchase.

lDo not operate the controls when standing in water.

lDo not operate the console if petroleum, gas, paint, or other

flammable materials are stored or used nearby.

lBe careful when grouping units on electrical circuits as to not

overload the wiring and cabling.

lEnsure that the power supply is regulated. An unstable power

supply can affect the operation of the magnetic lift columns

(use of a UPS system is recommended.)

CAUTION: PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE WITH CONSOLE USE

To avoid personal injury or damage, it is IMPORTANT to

understand the following safety information below and contained

in other sections of this guide.

The following general precautions apply to the console and must

be observed by the operator:

lDo not place objects or position body parts between the work

surface and the top of the equipment tray. DAMAGE OR

INJURY COULD RESULT WHEN THE WORK SURFACE IS

LOWERED.

lDo not disable safety features, such as height adjustment, limit

switches, and so on. BYPASSING SUCH FEATURES OR

GUARDS COULD RESULT IN INJURY OR DAMAGE TO

EQUIPMENT.

lThe top panels or rear door of the equipment tray may be

opened with the console in any position. The interior of the

cabinet is illuminated when the door is opened or the covers

lifted off, but this is to provide illumination for visual

inspection. To prevent any risk of electrical shock, you should

disconnect power to the console when working inside the

cabinet and use a flashlight or an external light source for

illumination.

lThe top panel of the lower raceway may also be removed with

the console in any position. To prevent any risk of electrical

shock, you should disconnect power to the console when

working inside the lower raceway.

Chapter 2 - Important safety notices

lIf height adjustment of the lift column mechanism is necessary

(while working on any part of the consoles below the work

surface), turn on power momentarily and keep hands and feet

clear of all moving parts and electrical connections.

lThe height and monitor adjustment features are designed for

safe operation. To avoid injury, the operator should ensure

everyone remains clear of the moving work surface.

lThe console is designed to support expected loads. To prevent

an overload, which could cause damage to the unit or result in

injury:

lDo not sit or stand on the work surface or the attached slat

rail at any time.

lDo not place or drop heavy objects onto the work surface.

lDo not move or lift the console by the work surface, as this

will cause damage to the lift columns.

CAUTION: GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSOLES WITH

MONITOR ARMS

Heavy loads on the monitor arms may damage the monitor arms

and could break the monitor arm and/or fall off, causing

personal injury and damage to the equipment and consoles.

The weight limits of each monitor arm should be observed and

monitor arms should not be loaded with a heavier weight.

The weight limits of each monitor arm is 18.1 kg (40 lbs). For

monitors weighing more than 18 kg, the monitor weight can be

distributed by using more than one monitor arm.

CAUTION: WIRE AND CABLE SAFETY

The Experion Orion Console has been designed to accommodate

Experion hardware and software as well as other associated and

auxiliary equipment and it is safe to operate the console with this

equipment in the suggested layouts and configurations.

The internal cable management systems of cable trays, raceways,

and cable paths should be followed and no other paths or routes

should be used. Cables should not be run externally around the

console. This can cause a number of health and safety risks for

operators and potential damage to the equipment.

Chapter 2 - Important safety notices

Each console has internal wiring and power distribution, but the

external power supply should always be connected to the

terminal block located in the lower raceway by a competent,

qualified electrician with the correct certification and permission.

Special care should be taken when wiring in any other equipment

and the following additional precautions should be observed:

lThe console is fitted with two thermostatically controlled fans

in the equipment tray for ventilation. Do not cover or obscure

the ventilation holes.

lWhen working inside the equipment tray, ensure the power is

disconnected and the fans are not operating to avoid the risk

of tools, wires, body parts, or any other materials coming into

contact with the rotating fan blades.

lFor wiring equipment, use individual cables fitted with the

correct plugs, each plug connected to an individual socket on

the power strip. Connecting multiple pieces of equipment to a

single cable or plugged into a single socket using multi

adaptors is dangerous and can result in power overloads, short

circuits, and electrical shocks.

lFor data cables and connectors, only manufacturers

recommended cables should be used in single cables to avoid

poor connections, ground loops and signal degradation. This

could detrimentally affect the operation of the data

connections.

lThe console is designed to have sufficient cable raceways and

capacity to accommodate separate data and electrical

pathways is required.

ATTENTION: GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FOR CONSOLES WITH

LIFT COLUMN MECHANISMS

The Experion Orion Console lift columns have been specifically

designed to lift the specified equipment on the work surface

and slat rail. Please note that the system is not designed to lift

substantial additional loads such as a person sitting or standing

on the work surface or slat rail or an additional piece of

equipment of considerable weight being placed on the work

surface or slat rail. These types of loadings could cause the lift

column mechanisms to be damaged or to become out of sync.

Chapter 2 - Important safety notices

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