MTI Freedom Axis Product Manual Download Page 12

FREEDOM UNIVERSAL 2.0

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FREEDOM AXIS

MAINTENANCE

Important!

 Discharge yourself of any static electricity buildup before touching any parts containing sensitive electronic components. 

You can do this by placing your hand on any adjacent metal countertop or shelf unit.

Routinely check the SmartCable to ensure the cable is not damaged or worn (i.e., no kinks or no exposed wires visible through the 
cable jacket) and the connectors are not bent or damaged.

TROUBLESHOOTING

All MTI products are designed and manufactured to provide consistent, trouble-free service. If the display has a problem, refer to the 

troubleshooting table below. If the problem persists, contact MTI Customer Service at 1.800.426.6844 (toll-free) or 503.648.6500 

(international), from 7AM - 5PM Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. Please send faxes to 866.200.9166 or e-mail cservice@mti-

interactive.com.

FCC COMPLIANCE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC 

Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a 
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in 
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in 
a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own 
expense.

Problem

Probable Cause

Solution

Device battery is not charging or only 
charging intermittently

AC power plug is unplugged from the wall 

outlet, or the power strip (if used) is turned off

Ensure AC power is securely plugged 
into the wall outlet and the power strip 
is on

Power supply is not connected to the base 
adapter cable

Plug power supply into the base 
adapter cable

Wrong SmartCable was used, is not 
connected, or is damaged

Connect a correct and/or undamaged 
SmartCable

AC cord not connected to the power supply

Connect AC cord to the power supply

Base adapter cable is damaged

Replace adapter cable

Summary of Contents for Freedom Axis

Page 1: ...2008 MTI All Rights Reserved FREEDOM AXIS MTI P N 063 1155 00 Rev B Release Date January 2013 PRODUCT MANUAL...

Page 2: ...e Options Dimensions 5 Installation Setup 5 Installing the Lock 5 Installing System Components 6 Mounting Products 8 Removing Device from Saddle 9 Removing Base from Fixture 10 Operation 11 Basic Oper...

Page 3: ...once again lock it in place System Components Features Power supply not shown Provides power to recharge mounted device Mounting saddle Secures device to puck SmartCable not shown Delivers correct pow...

Page 4: ...le connection Cable security tab Mounting bracket slot VHB adhesive pad Secures device to saddle Mounting bracket optional Two brackets fit around device to provide additional mechanical security see...

Page 5: ...ION SETUP Surface mount riser Attaches directly to fixture top using mounting screws or VHB adhesive pad Through hole riser Installs through fixture top requires 1 65 hole Through hole mount Installs...

Page 6: ...d make sure the SmartCable will not interfere with fixture wall or other positions and will rotate without interference Installing System Components Before you begin Review mounting recommendations an...

Page 7: ...he bottom of the base cable remains on top of mounting surface or down through a hole in the fixture top cable hidden below mounting surface 3 Using the four mounting holes as a guide pre drill pilot...

Page 8: ...outing before attaching the saddle If a locating device is included in your kit use this device to place the saddle in the correct location Plug loose end of SmartCable into the power input jack on th...

Page 9: ...the saddle The plate only fits on one way be sure it is flat against the back of the tablet Rotate tool handles 90 degrees to free the saddle You may need to rotate back and forth several times to lo...

Page 10: ...t the power supply cable from the base 2 Insert removal tools into notches on both sides of the base 3 Turn each tool handle 90 degrees to free the base 4 Remove the base The adhesive pad should split...

Page 11: ...s demo experience or to perform product updates e g upgrade the device s firmware or apps Lift saddle device assembly from puck Place saddle device assembly onto the puck see note at left Saddle Secur...

Page 12: ...vice pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipm...

Page 13: ...SmartCables FlexSensors Membrane Sensors anti skid pads anti rotation brackets VHB adhesive pads X and L brackets CC and DC brackets cable clamps zip ties and installation retrieval and removal tools...

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