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Tri-Light/Lane Light with IP Camera (Standard) and Label

Routing the Cables

The steps for routing the Tri-Light/Lane Light and LAN cable depend on the SelfServ
Checkout configuration. For more information, refer to the following procedures:

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Routing the Cables: 7360 R6-C Full Function (Fixed)

on the facing page.

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Routing the Cables: 7360 Full Function (Convertible)

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Routing the Cables 7360 R6-C (Card Only)

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Routing the Cables: 7357 R6LN Plus

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Routing the Cables: 7358 R6L Plus

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Summary of Contents for 7360-K072

Page 1: ...Kit Instructions Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 7360 K072 Issue A...

Page 2: ...documentation is permitted under the terms and conditions of an agreement you have with NCR NCR s copyright notice must be included It is the policy of NCR Corporation NCR to improve products as new...

Page 3: ...iii Revision Record Issue Date Remarks A Aug 2022 First Issue...

Page 4: ...and Label to the NCR FastLane SelfServ Checkout 7360 Kit Contents Part Number Description 497 0532761 Kit Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label Preferred Offer 497 0532090 Tri Light...

Page 5: ...497 0530205 Assembly Tri Light Lane Light 007 9714414 Tie Strap Plain 5 60LG 7 pcs 497 0519622 Label Hole Cover Mid Silver 3 pcs 497 0511101 Lane Light Graphics Label NCR Fastlane 497 0423108 Instruc...

Page 6: ...ght Pole with Cable Hole For more information refer to Installing the Tri Light Lane Light Pole with Hole Cable on page 8 Note Only install the Tri Light Lane Light Pole with Cable Hole for 7360 units...

Page 7: ...ght Assembly follow these steps 1 Turn off the NCR SelfServ Checkout software and hardware systems For more information refer to the NCR SelfServ Checkout 7360 Hardware Service Guide B005 0000 2378 2...

Page 8: ...IP Camera Standard and Label 5 3 Lift the Tri Light Lane Light Assembly and then disconnect the cables Tip Mark all cables as to where they are connected to quickly determine the corresponding port wh...

Page 9: ...tandard and Label Removing Tri Light Lane Light Pole To remove the Tri Light Lane Light Pole follow these steps 1 Insert key in lock on the back of tower and then turn counterclockwise to unlock the t...

Page 10: ...nner Scale to access the screws that secure the Tri Light Lane Light Pole 4 Remove the two 2 screws securing the Tri Light Lane Light Pole to the Tower Frame duct 5 Remove the cables out of the Tri Li...

Page 11: ...steps Note The Tri Light Lane Light Pole with Hole Cable is required in installing the Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera kits only on a 7360 unit 1 Remove the existing Tri Light Lane Light Pole if...

Page 12: ...ernet LAN Cable PoE Switch Tip To make routing the cable extender through the pole easier first attach a weight for example a large bolt to a long piece of string and drop the weighted end of the stri...

Page 13: ...Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 5 Route the cables coming out of the unit so they align with the grooves and carefully insert the pole into the tower 6 Secure the pole to the tower with...

Page 14: ...Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 11 7 Insert the excess cables into the opening on the Tri Light Lane Light Pole so that cables will not interfere with any outer items...

Page 15: ...ing the Label To install the Lane Light Label follow these steps 1 Remove the Tri Light Lane Light Assembly from the Tri Light Lane Light Pole if necessary 2 Wipe any dust or dirt on the surface of bo...

Page 16: ...the label on the Lane Light so that there is an equal space of in 6 35 mm around the label 5 Hold half of the label in place while peeling off the protective film from the other half of the label and...

Page 17: ...14 Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 6 Peel off the protective film from the other half of the label and then attach the label to the Lane Light 7 Smooth out any air bubbles...

Page 18: ...ard To install the IP Camera Standard to the Tri Light Lane Light Assembly follow these steps 1 Remove the existing Tri Light Lane Light Assembly For more information refer to Removing the Tri Light L...

Page 19: ...ith IP Camera Standard and Label 3 Secure the LAN Cable to the Tri Light Cable Channel Bracket using four 4 cable ties as shown in the image below 4 Slide the Tri Light C clamp Bracket on the new Tri...

Page 20: ...Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 17 5 Slide the Tri Light Cable Channel Bracket on the new Tri Light Lane Light Assembly...

Page 21: ...18 Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 6 Secure the Tri Light Cable Channel Bracket to the Tri Light Lane Light Assembly using two 2 screws...

Page 22: ...sk is informed when the Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera is installed in the store 1 Remove the existing Tri Light Lane Light Assembly if necessary For more information refer to Removing the Tri Li...

Page 23: ...mbly to the Tri Light Lane Light Pole 6 Route and connect the Tri Light Lane Light and LAN cables to the corresponding port destinations Note For more information on routing cables refer to Routing th...

Page 24: ...Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 21 8 Attach three 3 Label Hole Covers to the holes on the Tri Light Lane Light as show in the image below...

Page 25: ...elfServ Checkout configuration For more information refer to the following procedures Routing the Cables 7360 R6 C Full Function Fixed on the facing page Routing the Cables 7360 Full Function Converti...

Page 26: ...N Cable in the Full Function Fixed unit follow these steps 1 Do the following a From the Tower Frame pole duct route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable through the built in hooks inside the Tower Frame b...

Page 27: ...inet wall and use cable ties to secure the cables on the bridge lances b Connect the cable to the Tri Light Lane Light port of the I O Box 3 Route the LAN Cable Depending on the configuration refer to...

Page 28: ...he LAN Cable follow these steps 1 Do the following a From the Tower Frame pole duct route the cable down through the built in hooks inside the Tower Frame b Route the cable down the Scanner Bucket flo...

Page 29: ...he corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and down the bottom exit hole as shown in the image below Note Pass the cable through cable clamps and secure the cable on the br...

Page 30: ...amera Standard and Label 27 Left Hand Unit 7360 R6 C Full Function Fixed To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route cable down the Scanner Bucket and out thro...

Page 31: ...access hole route the cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet and into the Bagwell through the left side cable exit hole Use cable ties to secure the cable to the lance bridges 3 Continue to route th...

Page 32: ...ra Standard and Label 29 Right Hand Unit 7360 R6 C Full Function Fixed To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable down the Scanner Bucket and out th...

Page 33: ...access hole route the cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet and into the Bagwell through the right side cable exit hole Use cable ties to secure the cable to the lance bridges 3 Continue to route th...

Page 34: ...n Convertible unit follow these steps 1 Do the following a From the Tower Frame pole duct route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable and the LAN Cable down through the built in hooks inside the Tower Frame...

Page 35: ...e corner cable access hole 2 Route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable by doing the following a From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and use cable ties to secure the...

Page 36: ...er to the following No Bag 7360 Full Function Convertible on the next page Left Hand Unit 7360 Full Function Convertible on page 35 Right Hand Unit 7360 Full Function Convertible on page 37 4 Lower an...

Page 37: ...he LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and down the bottom exit hole as shown in the image below Note Pass the cable through cab...

Page 38: ...onvertible To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and through the cable access hole as shown in the image below Note P...

Page 39: ...ane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 2 Continue to route the cable into Bagwell through the left side exit hole and out through the bottom cable exit hole of the Bagwell 3 Connect the cable to...

Page 40: ...onvertible To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and through the cable access hole as shown in the image below Note P...

Page 41: ...ane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 2 Continue to route the cable to Bagwell through the right side exit hole and out through the bottom cable exit hole of the Bagwell 3 Connect the cable to t...

Page 42: ...R6 C Card Only unit follow these steps 1 Do the following a From the Tower Frame pole duct route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable and the LAN Cable down through the built in hooks inside the Tower Frame...

Page 43: ...wn the Core Cabinet wall and use cable ties to secure the cables on the bridge lances b Connect the cable to the Tri Light Lane Light port of the I O Box 3 Route the LAN Cable Depending on the unit co...

Page 44: ...Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and down the bottom exit hole as shown in the image below Note Pass the cable through cable cla...

Page 45: ...Only To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and through the cable access hole as shown in the image below Note Pass th...

Page 46: ...ht with IP Camera Standard and Label 43 2 Continue to route the cable into the Bagwell through the left side exit hole and out through the bottom cable exit hole of the Bagwell 3 Connect the LAN Cable...

Page 47: ...Only To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the corner cable access hole route the cable down the Core Cabinet wall and through the cable access hole as shown in the image below Note Pass t...

Page 48: ...ht with IP Camera Standard and Label 45 2 Continue to route the cable to the Bagwell through the right side exit hole and out through the bottom cable exit hole of the Bagwell 3 Connect the LAN Cable...

Page 49: ...w these steps 1 Route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable by doing the following a From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable down to the cable access hole on the back of the unit as shown in the i...

Page 50: ...t of the I O Box as shown in the image below c Secure the cable to the lance bridges using cable ties 2 Route the LAN Cable Depending on the unit configuration refer to the following No Bag Unit 7357...

Page 51: ...he cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet and out through the side cable exit hole Use a cable tie to secure the cable to the vent Note Apply enough cable slack to prevent the cable from being stretc...

Page 52: ...Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 49 2 Connect the cable to the PoE Switch...

Page 53: ...n the rear of the Core Cabinet Use a cable tie to secure the cable to the vent Note Apply enough cable slack to prevent the cable from being stretched during installation or removal procedures 2 Conti...

Page 54: ...the rear of the Core Cabinet Use a cable tie to secure the cable to the vent Note Apply enough cable slack to prevent the cable from being stretched during installation or removal procedures 2 Continu...

Page 55: ...ight Cable and the LAN Cable in the 7358 unit follow these steps 1 Route the Tri Light Lane Light Cable by doing the following a From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable up into the Upper Ca...

Page 56: ...frame using cable ties c Connect the cable to the Tri Light Lane Light port of the I O Box 2 Route the LAN Cable Depending on the unit configuration refer to the following No Bag Unit 7358 R6L Plus o...

Page 57: ...ute the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet and out through the side cable exit hole Note The LAN Cable can exit either...

Page 58: ...Tri Light Lane Light with IP Camera Standard and Label 55 2 Connect the cable to the PoE Switch...

Page 59: ...To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet through the side cable exit hole and into the Bagwell 2 Pass the cable...

Page 60: ...To route the LAN Cable follow these steps 1 From the Tri Light Lane Light Pole route the cable down the rear of the Core Cabinet through the side cable exit hole and into the Bagwell 2 Pass the cable...

Page 61: ...he host to same POE Switch 3 Access the camera view by doing the following a If viewing the IP Camera for the first time set the security of the Internet Explorer browser first and then install the Ac...

Page 62: ...ng default login credentials Username admin Password 123456 A download link to the plugin is displayed on the Camera View user interface as shown in the image below 4 Click the link to download the pl...

Page 63: ...tomer area is visible Cart area is visible Note The image below shows an example of an ideal camera view For the purpose of illustration only the image below shows a Left hand LH unit For more informa...

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