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DPT
The DPT is an innovative DESKLINE® touch panel from LINAK. The panel is the perfect choice for office desks where modern design is the keyword.
The sophisticated solution is based on touch techniques, which are known from induction stoves, and combines high-class design with high-class techniques, i.e. movement via a simple touch.
The DPT is designed for integration directly in the tabletop ensuring optimal ergonomic use for the end-user. The integration in the tabletop ensures that the panel is completely integrated in the desk design.
The DPT shows the actual desk height in a display. Besides ordinary up-down adjustment, it has 3 memory positions and is compatible with control boxes CBD4 and CBD6S.
The DPT is available as a 1-channel version for operation of the single or parallel channels. As an end-user service, the
DPT can show error codes and helps to diagnose possible failures in the system.
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How to clean your desk panel
Watch and learn how to easily clean your LINAK desk panel/switch in this short instruction video: How to clean it; which cleaning agents to use; and, last but not least, what you need to pay attention to.
Clean your desk panel with a soft damp cloth. Universal cleaning detergents may be used.
To disinfect the desk panel, use a 70% isopropyl alcohol either as a wipe or add a small amount to a soft cloth.
Warnings
The desk panel is not a sealed unit and there are electronics inside it. If liquids or moisture get into an opening, the PCB may be damaged, and the desk panel ruined.
So:
- Avoid moisture penetrating any openings as this may damage the PCB inside the desk panel
- Avoid spraying the cleaning agent or disinfectant directly on the desk panel as moisture may penetrate openings, damaging the PCB inside the desk panel
- Cleaning agents and disinfectants must not be highly alkaline or acidic (pH value must be 6 to 8), and they must not contain bleach or chlorine
- Do not use hand sanitiser gel as a cleaning agent
Alkaline and acidic cleaning agents may, over time, decompose the housing. Hand sanitiser gel may deposit on the desk panel buttons. Over time, the buttons may get stuck, or they may not work properly.
Desk Panel DPF - The display shows ‘E01’ error code instead of the height
The desk cannot be raised if it has not been initialised.
If the display shows error code 'E01', the desk has not been initialised.
How to initialise your desk:
- Press the down key until the desk is lowered completely. Hold the key until the desk no longer moves.
- Reactivate the down key and hold until the desk no longer moves. Now the desk can be raised.
Desk Panels DP1C and DPT – How to set the correct desk height
Change the height in the display to the correct height of the desk by following the procedure shown in the video or described below.
How to set the height of your desk (DP1C and DPT)
Measure the height of your desk from floor to the upper edge of the desktop.
- Press and hold the ‘S’ button until an ‘S’ appears in the display.
- While pushing the ‘S’ button, use the up and down key to change the figure to the correct height.
Desk Panels DPF, DP1C and DPT – How to store a memory position
Favourite positions for sitting and/or standing can be stored. Follow the procedure shown in the video or the instructions below.
How to store a position
- Set the desk to the height you wish to store
- Press ‘S’ and then the memory button.
The position has now been stored.
To move your desk to the stored height, press the memory button until it reaches the stored position.
All desk panels – How to initialise your desk
The desk cannot be raised if it has not been initialised.
If error code 'E01' is shown in the display, the desk must be initialised.
How to initialise your desk:
- Press the down key until the desk is lowered completely. Hold the key until the desk no longer moves.
- Reactivate the down key and hold until the desk no longer moves.
Now the desk can be raised.
The desk can only be lowered
The desk needs to be initialised.
Follow the procedure shown in the video.
The desk cannot be raised or lowered
Possible problem: Mains not connected to the control box
Try/Solution: Try to connect a lamp or similar to the mains supply to check whether there is adequate supply voltage.
Possible problem: Are plugs mounted correctly in the control box or to the leg?
Try/Solution: Check all connections.
Possible problem: Are there any visible damages on cables, controls, the control box or legs?
Try/Solution: Damaged parts must be exchanged. Contact the company that sold you the desk.
The desk cannot be raised full stroke. Always stops in same position.
The system has set a new end-stop outwards.
To reset a saved position, the desk must be re-initialised. Follow the procedure shown in the video.
Desk Panel DPT - The display only shows a dash (-) and does not work
The DPT is locked when not used to avoid unintended movement.
To unlock the DPT follow the procedure shown in the video.
Desk Panel DPT - The display shows ‘E01’ error code instead of the height
The desk cannot be raised if it has not been initialised.
If the display shows error code 'E01', the desk has not been initialised.
How to initialise your desk:
- Press the down key until the desk is lowered completely. Hold the key until the desk no longer moves.
- Reactivate the down key and hold until the desk no longer moves. Now the desk can be raised.
