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Essential Charging Station

   

   

Owner’s Manual

  

Version F

Essential Charging Station

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Mount the Tray to the Chassis

H.  Pull out the sides of the chassis to the depth 

needed for your device. If the sides will not slide 

out easily, loosen the pre-installed screws on the 

sides. Note: To prevent unauthorized removal 

of devices, do not extend the sides further than 

needed to fit the devices.

I.   Rest the tray on the tabs near the front of the 

chassis. Insert 3 [B2] screws with plastic washers 

through the chassis and into the tray on each side 

of the station.

Install Rubber Bumper (Optional)

J.  To protect your devices from hitting the back edge 

of the chassis, utilize the supplied rubber bumper.

Install the Top Security Bar (Optional)

K.   For security, place the top locking bar at the lowest 

height that will fit over the devices. Use 2 [B2] 

screws on the top two holes on the outside. Open 

the tray lid and prop it up by placing a security 

screw or the Torx wrench in the side of the station. 

Install 1 [A1] screw from the inside of the chassis to 

prevent removal, on both sides.

Insert the Dividers into the Tray

L.    Remove the pre-installed divider locks from under 

the shelf. Insert the dividers into the slots on the 

shelf. Ensure that all dividers are properly seated 

and re-install the divider locks beneath the shelf 

using 6 [A1] screws.

Install the Front Locking Arms (Optional)

M.  For security, install the front locking arms using 2 

[A1] screws on each side. Screws for the locking 

arms should be installed from the inside of the 

chassis to prevent removal.

N.  Use the included padlock to secure the station by 

looping it through the holes in the arms. Using the 

padlock in the “upside down” position may be 

easier for some users. 

This step completes the 

setup for USB-C configurations. 

Cable Management 

(AC stations only)

O.  Open the tray lid and prop it up by placing a 

security screw or the Torx wrench in the side of the 

station. 

P.   Determine the length of cable that is needed to reach 

from the tray to the devices.

Q.  Determine the best method of arranging the cables 

that come with your device.

AC ADAPTERS FRONT TO BACK: Best for some 

wider adapters. 

AC ADAPTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Best for some 

narrower adapters.

TABLET (NO AC ADAPTER): Use provided clips [F6] 

beneath shelf to secure cables in groups of 5-6.

TIP: Adapters can often be installed as they come bundled in the 

box. If the cables are not bundled at all, twist ties or Velcro 
ties are helpful. If the devices have larger AC adapters (5”x 
2”x 1.25” or larger) the adapters will fit snugly in the tray. 
In this case it may be best to arrange most of the adapters 
as far back in the tray as possible from left to right, flipping 
about half on their side. Contact JAR Systems for additional 
assistance.

R. After AC adapters are arranged in the tray, plug 

them into the power strip. For best results, bundle 

any excess cable length if it is not already.

S. (OPTIONAL) Secure the tray lid shut using the 

security screw and washer that were removed 

in step A and the Torx key to prevent adapters 

from being removed or tampered with. 

This step 

completes the setup for AC configurations.

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Want to skip this cable management process? CS-1610 and CS-1210 AC charging stations can be upgraded to 

Quick-Sense USB-C charging. Contact JAR Systems for more information: 866.393.4202 JAR-Systems.com

Summary of Contents for CS-1210

Page 1: ...ner s Manual Version F 2022 JAR Systems LLC reserves all rights to the copy and content of this manual M00001 Last Modified August 18 2022 www JAR Systems com 866 393 4202 CS 1610 CS 1610 USBC CS 1210 Designed in USA Made in China ...

Page 2: ...Systems LLC and may not be distributed duplicated or copied in part or full without the written permission Since the use of this information the equipment connected and the conditions by which any JAR Systems product is used is beyond the control of JAR Systems it is the obligation of the owner and or user to determine the correct and safe use of any equipment and product To the extent that the la...

Page 3: ...ace the screws Position 1 Position 2 Position 1 Position 2 G G F F 1 1 3 3 5 5 2 2 4 4 Secure Chassis to a Wall or Desk Optional D If the station will be used on a table desk or countertop it may be optionally secured to the surface by inserting 4 screws appropriate for the surface type through the bottom side of the chassis E To mount the station to a wall use the supplied template as a guide for...

Page 4: ...e station by looping it through the holes in the arms Using the padlock in the upside down position may be easier for some users This step completes the setup for USB C configurations Cable Management AC stations only O Open the tray lid and prop it up by placing a security screw or the Torx wrench in the side of the station P Determine the length of cable that is needed to reach from the tray to ...

Page 5: ...to any loss or damage which may be caused as a consequence of misuse or failure of the equipment product or the information contained herein JAR Systems shall not in any event be liable for economic loss of profits indirect special bodily injuries or consequential damages Specifications and images are for illustration purposes only Final product may differ and is subject to change without notice W...

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