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Adjust gyro anti-collision sensitivity

•  The default anti-collision sensitivity is G-1. To increase or decrease 

the sensitivity of the table to obstacles in the path of its movement:

 

— Press and hold the 

S

 button for more than 5 seconds. The display 

shows “–––”.

 

— Release 

S

 and, within 3 seconds, press the 

3

 button. The display 

shows “G–X”, where X is a number from 0 to 4. 

 

— Press the UP 

s

 or DOWN 

t

 button to increase or decrease the 

gyro sensitivity level. There are five levels of sensitivity: “G–0”, 

“G–1”, “G–2”, “G–3” and “G–4”. 

 

— “G–4” indicates the highest sensitivity and and “G–0” is no gyro 

sensitivity. 

 

— Press and hold the 

S

 button for more than 3 seconds. This 

completes the adjustment.

•  If the legs do not move when general operation is attempted, the 

gyro sensitivity adjustment may be too high.

Error Code

Description

Troubleshooting

E01

Leg malfunction

1.  Check that the leg cables are securely plugged into the leg and control unit.

2. Inner parts of leg are broken. Replace the leg.

E03

Table top overload

1.  Remove some weight from the table.

E04

Control unit malfunction

1.  Re-initialize the system.

E05

Keypad button stuck

1.  Toggle the button to restore normal function.

2. Replace the keypad if the button remains stuck.

E06

Communication interruption

1.  Check the cable connection between the keypad and control unit. Verify that the cable is 

securely plugged into the control unit.

2. If the problem is not resolved, replace the keypad or control unit.

E12

Gyro error

1.  Communication is abnormal; power 

ON

 to normalize communication.

2. Table is tilted; straighten table or wait one minute before operating table.

IMPORTANT:

 The table should be re-initialized after every 1,000 cycles; every six months; or if power is cut or cable is unplugged accidentally. 

When re-initializing, be sure there are no obstacles under the table that would prevent it from reaching its lowest position

 

VictoryLX 3-leg  

Operation

Changing the height display units 

•  There are 2.54 centimeters per inch. This makes it easy to tell what  

the current display units are. For example, if the table is about three 

feet high, the display will read approximately either 36.0 (inches) or 

090 (centimeters).

•  To change the display units from centimeters to inches or from inches 

to centimeters: 

 

— Press and hold 

S

, then press and hold the DOWN 

t

 button. 

Continue to press both buttons for about 3 seconds.

 

— The height information will change between centimeters and inches.

 

— Release both buttons.

Reset the table to factory settings (re-initialization) 

•  To reset the table to factory settings, re-initialize the control unit  

using the keypad. 

 

— Be sure there are no obstacles under the table that would prevent  

it from reaching its lowest position.

 

— Press and hold  the UP 

s

 and DOWN 

buttons simultaneously 

for more than 3 seconds. The legs will begin to move down at half 

speed of normal operation.

 

— Continue to hold the UP 

s

 and DOWN 

buttons. 

 

— The legs will move down to the lowest position, then rebound  

0.06" to 0.2" (2mm to 5mm) and stop.

 

— Release the UP 

s

 and DOWN 

buttons at the same time. This 

completes the re-initialization procedure.

•  If one or more motors are changed in a system, the table must be  

reset to factory settings.

Error codes

Summary of Contents for ESI Victory 3V-LX-C4848-24 Series

Page 1: ...ictory LX 3 Leg Model 3V LX C4848 24 ___ Model 3V LX C4848 30 ___ Model 3V LX C4836 24 ___ Model 3V LX C4836 30 ___ Model 3V LX C3636 24 ___ Model 3V LX C3636 30 ___ ___ SLV BLK or WHT Electric height...

Page 2: ...Use power drill on self tapping screws only Always check that screws used to attach components to the worksurface are not too long for the thickness of the table table thickness top supports 2 motor c...

Page 3: ...screws on each of the frame segments Attach the center leg bracket to the left frame segment The longer section of the cross channel at the open end should be at the top toward the rear of the table...

Page 4: ...cross channels see below Position the rear cross channels 6 5 or 9 5 from the rear edge of the table depending on table depth 6 5 for tables 24 deep and 9 5 for tables 30 deep The center leg bracket s...

Page 5: ...e cam lock is installed rotate its lever arm toward the leg until the lever is horizontal This locks the leg in place Install the cotter pin to secure the cam lock Check to be sure each leg is securel...

Page 6: ...ing into the notches Then push the protrusions back into the narrower part of the notches Install the remaining cam lock With the lever arm upward insert the long end of the cam lock first as shown Af...

Page 7: ...keypad on the left or right side of the table according to user preference Align the top of the keypad with the edge of the table so that the controls will be easily accessible in the expanded positi...

Page 8: ...ecure and check that the control unit is securely attached to the worksurface If problems continue call ESI Customer Service 800 833 3746 NOTICE The table must be re initialized when power is restored...

Page 9: ...e feet and center leg to level the worksurface Plug the power cord into an AC outlet Re initialize the system See Step 11 on page 8 IMPORTANT Be sure there are no obstacles under the table that would...

Page 10: ...ating the lower stop position has been erased Release both buttons VictoryLX 3 leg Operation UP button memory buttons digital display DOWN button SET button Upper stop position To set the upper stop p...

Page 11: ...ON to normalize communication 2 Table is tilted straighten table or wait one minute before operating table IMPORTANT The table should be re initialized after every 1 000 cycles every six months or if...

Page 12: ...MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASE ESI s sole obligation under this warranty or any implied warranty and...

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