Display Devices Lifts up up 400 lbs - Manual (Page 11)

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Connecting Power
Verify voltage at the outlet/power source for the projector/lift. You can now connect the
lift’s power cord to a properly rated electrical circuit in the ceiling near the lift.
Next, plug the remote control unit cable into either of the two 9-pin control remote
ports on the side of the control box.
Tighten the cable clamps / strain relief connectors as required.
If using the 12V trigger and/or AC Trigger, plug 1/8” mono mini plug on the sides of the
control box at this time. Be sure the cable won’t interfere with the lift mechanics.
Do not use a stereo mini connector.
(Tip / Ring / Sleeve)
Use the provided 1/8” mono mini connector.
(Tip / Sleeve)
Be sure the cables do not sag into the lift mechanism during its operation.
Remove the tie wraps and remove the wood shipping blocks. Be sure to remove all
blocks and all tie wraps on both sides of the lift.
Caution!
If you do not remove the wood blocks, and attempt to lower the lift, they will
fall out when the unit is lowered. If you forget to remove the tie wraps from
the wood blocks and scissor mechanisms, lift damage will occur.
After following these precautions, you are now ready to turn on the power switch on
the lift control box.
On the side of the control box, you will find the small black switch labeled NO
MOVEMENT. The lift is shipped from the factory with the NO MOVEMENT switch in the
ON position.
Flip the NO MOVEMENT switch to the OFF position. The LED will then blink twice. If the
NO MOVEMENT switch is on, the STATUS LED on the control box and the remote
control will be on solid -non blinking.