J BURROWS MATYPE15BW Typhoon Elite Electric Gaming Desk User Manual
lnitial Setup
Learning Process:
Press 
and 
button for 3 seconds after the initial assembly of thedesk.
Lifting
The desk will go up and down when pressing or 
.
Height memory setting
Move the desk up or down to a desired position. Press the button after which the display will blink, then press a numeric key (1,2,3 or 4 ) to save the desired height to the corresponding preset position. The display will stop blinking and exit the memory mode if there is no numeric key pressed within 5 seconds.
Once you have saved the desired heights you can press that numeric key to automatically move the desk to the saved height.
- Press and hold the
button for 3 seconds, display will show “S–” and blink. - Press the button to move through the below setup menu functions, the function list is as follows:
- Unit（
）: Display height on screen in centimeters or inches; - Brightness（
）: Brightness of the controller; - Beep（
）: Turn on/off beep sound; - Collision Force（
）: Collision protection sensitivity;
）: Display height on screen in centimeters or inches;
）: Brightness of the controller;
）: Turn on/off beep sound;
）: Collision protection sensitivity;To navigate through the setup menu use the below buttons：
(1) Backspace key (back to previous menu) or Exit Setup Menu Tab switch Enter key (enter to next menu or confirm the current operation)
If there is no numeric key pressed within 20 seconds the Setup Menu will be exited.
| Main menu interface | Submenu interface | Description |
 Unit |  SI Metric | Select height unit to be displayed in cm or inches. or to choose the height unit, and press to confirm and save it. The system will exit after 2 seconds. |
 Inch | ||
 Brightness |  Low | Select brightness setting of controller. Use or to choose the brightness level, and press to confirm and save it. The system will exit after 2 seconds. |
 Normal | ||
 High | ||
 Beep |  Off | Turn on or off the beep sound. Use or to choose sound on or off, and press to confirm and save it. The system will exit after 2 seconds. |
 On | ||
 Anti-Collision Sensitivity Adjustment | Off | Press button for a few seconds until controller shows “S–“. Press button 1 time. Screen will show “Un”. Press or until screen shows “CF”.Press button 1 time to get into anti-collision options.Press or to select anti-collision sensitivity.Refer to left options to select the sensitivity level (suggest Heavy Level “H” or OFF. Press to confirm your selection then “S” again to exit the menu and return to desk height. |
| Light – Light touch will cause desk to stop movement. Suitable where desk may come into contact with objects to prevent damage eg. Filing drawer beneath desk. | ||
Normal | ||
| Heavy – Requires significant touch/impact to cause desk to stop movement. Suitable where there are not obstructions. |
Stroke Reset Process
After the initial assembly of the desk or if the display shows either of “E10, E20 or E60”, press the button for 3 seconds or until it shows , the desk will automatically move down to the lowest point and rebound back up. The learning process & stroke resetis then finished and will display the lowest height position.
Protection codes and warnings
| E16 | Block protection 1. Message “E16” relates to the desk’s stability and sensitivity and the anti collision function within the transformer. 2. Please ensure the transformer, part 10, sits flat in the tray, part 15, and part 15 is level. Then press up or down button for height adjustment. 3. Message “E16” will flash on the screen for 5 to 10 seconds if the desk hits or has been hit by an object during operation. Please ensure you remove the object away from the desk then press the up or down button to adjust your desk height. 4. If error message “E16” continues to flash, please unplug the desk and wait for at least 1 minute before you plug it back in. You will also need to check and ensure all cables are connected properly following the assembly instructions. Once you have done the check, plug the desk back into the powerpoint and start the Stroke Reset Process by pressing the down arrow for 5 seconds until it shows “rES”, the desk will automatically move down to the lowest position and rebound back up. 5. If above steps cannot resolve the problem, please follow Anti-Collision Sensitivity Adjustment process on page 2, to adjust the anti collision protection sensitivity. |
| HOT | Overheat protection The desk has entered the overheat protection after operating for a long time. Wait for 20 minutes before operating again to allow the desk to cool down. |
| E10 | Motor fault protection Check and confirm the connection between motor and controller is correct as per the Assembly Instructions, then power the desk off and on again and follow the follow the Stroke Reset Process. |
| E20 | Overload protection The desk has more weight than the intended weight capacity. Remove objects from the desktop to ensure the desk is not overload with weight then power the desk off and on again or follow the Stroke Reset Process. |
| E31 | Undervoltage protection An alarm will sound when the supply voltage is lower than the required voltage. Power the desk off and on again or follow the Stroke Reset Process. |
| E32 | Overvoltage protection An alarm will sound when the supply voltage is higher than the required voltage. Power the desk off and on again or follow the Stroke Reset Process. |
| E60 | Out-of-step protection Check and ensure the motors of each leg are at an identical height and their connection to the controller is correct as per the Assembly Instructions, then power the desk off and on again or follow the Stroke Reset Process. |
| Desk Moving in Reverse Direction | If desk moves in opposite direction, refer to Assembly Instructions step 2 showing left and right leg. |
| Desk Not Functioning | If the desk is not moving or only moving on one side but can hear the motor is functioning, the internal rod may not be inserted correctly into the motor. Remove desktop and using Part I or pliers, ensure rod is firmly in motor in the correct direction as per Assembly Instruction Step 4. |
