digital display automatically turns off for power save
The frame's joints are nicely welded (no bubbling or pinholes) and the weight of the frame itself gives you confidence that it can handle that much weight (over 300Ibs). Also, thanks to the design of the frame with the legs in a t-position the desk manages to provide stability at standing height even with quite a bit of weight on the desk.
The memory number pad controller is easy to operate. You just find the height settings that work for you and then hold down the M (memory) button until the display flashes. Then, press a number to store the desired height in one of the 4 presets. The legs of the frame can lower the desk down to about 26 inches and raise the desk to about 51 inches (perfect for someone over 6ft 3").
hardware, cable clips, noise dampener pads, allen tool, power cord and UK wall adapter
The part diagram in the user manual helps you get to know each component of the A2 SmartDesk. There are a total of 5 main components that make the frame.
From top to bottom: crossbar ends (crossbar center rails inside), controller pad, feet, legs, side brackets and controller box.
specification of the electric motor
Here are the steps to assemble the business edition of Autonomous SmartDesk DIY kit:Step 1. Loosen the screws to adjust frame span to appropriate length
Step 5. Attach the feet onto the leg using four M6x14 Hex screws (do the same on the other feet)
Step 6. Attach side brackets to either side of the frame using eight M6x14 Hex screws (four on each side)
Step 7. Insert noise dampener pads in the top of the frame's screw holes
Step 8. Firmly secure the frame to the tabletop using three M6x20 wood screws on each side bracket. Then, tighten the frame's adjustment screws and attach to the top using two M5x20 wood screws .
Step 9. Attach the control pad under the tabletop on your desired location using two M3.5x20 wood screws.
Then, attach the controller box under the tabletop using two M5x20 wood screws and plug cables from the two motors and control pad into the controller box. Then, plug the power cable to the other side of the control box. Lastly, plug the desk to the mains outlet, making sure the legs are leveled and lowered.
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