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1010651 Rev C1

A S S E M B L I N G Y O U R S M A R T M O B I L E S T A N D

Assembling Your
SMART Mobile
Stand

Your SMART Mobile Stand requires minimal assembly.

Consult the

SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays

Textless Installation Instructions

(

smarttech.com/kb/132293

) included

with your unit for instructions on installing your SMART Mobile Stand.

WARNING

Failure to follow the installation instructions included with your

SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays could result in personal injury

or product damage.

CAUTION

Make sure that the weight of your flat-panel display is minimum 90 lb. (40.8 kg)

and maximum 265 lb. (120.2 kg). For a list of flat-panel displays supported

by your SMART Mobile Stand, see

smarttech.com/supportedpanels

This chapter includes additional information and tips to consider when you install

your SMART Mobile Stand. Topics include:

•

Environmental Requirements (page 10)

•

Things to Consider When Assembling Your SMART Mobile Stand (page 11)

•

Installing Your Flat-Panel Display on Your SMART Mobile Stand (page 12)

–

Securing the Clevis Pins When Installing a 60" (152 cm) or Larger

Flat-Panel Display (page 13)

•

Adjusting the Shelves (page 14)

Summary of Contents for FSSBID 100

Page 1: ...Installation and Integrator s Guide SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays Models FSSBID 100 and FSSBID 100H ...

Page 2: ...gistered trademark of Phillips Screw Company TORX is a registered trademark of Acument Intellectual Properties LLC in the United States or other countries All other third party product and company names may be trademarks of their respective owners Copyright Notice 2009 2014 SMART Technologies ULC All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced transmitted transcribed stored in a ...

Page 3: ...splay and to your SMART Mobile Stand Read the safety warnings precautions and other important information contained in the documentation included with your other SMART products and published by your flat panel display s manufacturer Two people are required to safely assemble your SMART Mobile Stand and to mount or remove your flat panel display and your SMART Board interactive display frame or SMA...

Page 4: ...rd Do not stand or allow children to stand on a chair to touch the surface of your flat panel display Instead rotate your SMART Mobile Stand s height adjustment handle to lower your display to the appropriate height Do not climb or ride or allow children to climb or ride on your SMART Mobile Stand Climbing or riding on your SMART Mobile Stand could result in personal injury or product damage For E...

Page 5: ...port only the combined weight of a flat panel display interactive overlay or display frame laptop computer and optional laptop shelf during normal use Any other weight hung from these brackets may cause the stand to tip If you install additional audio or video cables other than those provided with your SMART Mobile Stand SMART Board interactive display frame SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays int...

Page 6: ...T Mobile Stand SMART assumes no responsibility and you are solely responsible for this damage Other Precautions If you own a SMART product other than your SMART Mobile Stand for interactive displays refer to the other product s documentation for relevant safety warnings and maintenance instructions To ensure operating safety and to prevent product damage observe the following precautions Do not se...

Page 7: ...T Mobile Stand 9 Environmental Requirements 10 Things to Consider When Assembling Your SMART Mobile Stand 11 Installing Your Flat Panel Display on Your SMART Mobile Stand 12 Adjusting the Shelves 14 Model FSSBID 100 Connecting Devices Inside Your SMART Mobile Stand s Cabinet 17 Connecting Your Flat Panel Display 18 Connecting Your Computer 21 Connecting Your SMART Hub PE260 23 Connecting a DVD Blu...

Page 8: ...ess Panels on Your SMART Mobile Stand 58 The Connection Panel 59 Connecting a Guest Laptop Computer 61 Connecting Your SMART Document Camera 63 Connecting Your SMART Response formerly Senteo Interactive Response System Receiver 64 Connecting Other USB Devices 66 Maintaining Your SMART Mobile Stand 67 Cleaning and Preventing Damage to Your SMART Mobile Stand 67 Moving Your SMART Mobile Stand 68 Tra...

Page 9: ...onics Devices 86 China s Electronic Information Products Regulations 86 U S Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act 86 D Customer Support 87 Online Information and Support 87 Training 87 Technical Support 87 Warranty 87 Registration 87 Index 89 ...

Page 10: ...viii CONTENTS 1010651 C1 ...

Page 11: ... and additional devices including a DVD Blu ray player or VCR This chapter describes the features of your SMART Mobile Stand and accessories that you can use with your unit SMART Mobile Stand Features page 2 Feature Highlights page 2 Power Specifications page 7 Hardware and Internet Connection Requirements page 7 Computer Hardware page 7 Local Area Network LAN Connection Optional page 7 Determinin...

Page 12: ...t stability when you re touching or writing on your interactive product Security A durable locking cabinet provides secure storage for audiovisual equipment including a standard tower computer and features two vertically adjustable shelves an optional 19 48 cm rack mount configuration and lockable doors to help prevent theft Integrated Cable and Power Management A prewired cable bundle an internal...

Page 13: ... STAND SMART Mobile Stand from the Front Optional Laptop Shelf Mounts on Either Side of Your Stand Adjustable Tilt Angle Telescopes Outward High Quality Integrated Speakers Locking Cabinet for Secure Storage Hydraulic Height Adjustment Handle ...

Page 14: ...4 ABOUT YOUR SMART MOBILE STAND 1010651 Rev C1 Large Removable Access Panels SMART Mobile Stand from the Rear Cabinet Venting Connection Panel Serial Number Location ...

Page 15: ...ile Stand from the Rear Lower Panel Removed Prominent Grab Bars for Moving Your Unit Power Management Adjustable Shelving Swiveling Lockable Non Marking Casters Dedicated Space for a Computer Supports Integration with a SMART Hub SE240 Model FSSBID 100H Only ...

Page 16: ...6 ABOUT YOUR SMART MOBILE STAND 1010651 Rev C1 SMART Mobile Stand from the Front with Doors Open Showing Rack Mount Configuration ...

Page 17: ...has fewer than three available USB receptacles you need a USB hub not included to connect your computer to your stand Local Area Network LAN Connection Optional Your SMART Mobile Stand includes a standard RJ45 LAN connection point to connect your computer to your network You need an external source so that you can access the Internet Determining Your Model of SMART Mobile Stand Your SMART Mobile S...

Page 18: ...rchase from your authorized SMART reseller Your reseller can identify the type of adapter required for your flat panel display SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays Interactive Overlay Adapter Kit FSSBID 100 Only IMPORTANT If you intend to use a SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays interactive overlay with your SMART Mobile Stand model FSSBID 100 you must purchase a USB B to USB A adapter AD09 Part N...

Page 19: ... personal injury or product damage CAUTION Make sure that the weight of your flat panel display is minimum 90 lb 40 8 kg and maximum 265 lb 120 2 kg For a list of flat panel displays supported by your SMART Mobile Stand see smarttech com supportedpanels This chapter includes additional information and tips to consider when you install your SMART Mobile Stand Topics include Environmental Requiremen...

Page 20: ...ng and damage to the unit Environmental Requirement Parameter Operating Temperature 41 F to 86 F 5 C to 30 C Storage Temperature 40 F to 140 F 40 C to 60 C Humidity 5 80 relative humidity non condensing Water and Fluid Resistance Intended for indoor use Don t pour or spray liquids directly on the electronic components Dust Moderate dust Designed for pollution degree 1 P1 as per EN61558 1 which is ...

Page 21: ...anel display interactive overlay or display frame cabinet doors rear access panel plastics or vertical brackets Before moving your SMART Mobile Stand make sure that you unlock the casters These casters are designed to roll on common indoor surfaces While you move the unit your view may be partially obstructed Be aware of surrounding obstacles CAUTION To prevent damage to your power and extender ca...

Page 22: ... your SMART Mobile Stand Make sure that you properly engage and secure the vertical brackets both to your flat panel display and to your SMART Mobile Stand as instructed in the SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays Textless Installation Instructions smarttech com kb 132293 CAUTION To prevent crushing additional product cables between your flat panel display and the SMART Mobile Stand s speak...

Page 23: ...nt damage to a 60 152 4 cm or larger flat panel display when it is installed with a SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays interactive overlay make sure that you install the included clevis pin as instructed in this guide To secure the two included clevis pins 1 Rotate your SMART Mobile Stand s height adjustment handle to raise your flat panel display to its highest position 2 Insert each of the two ...

Page 24: ...shelves To determine your model of stand see page 7 To adjust the shelving in your SMART Mobile Stand 1 If the shelves are already installed in your SMART Mobile Stand remove them from the cabinet and then remove the eight shelf clips NOTE If you need instructions for removing your rear access panels see steps 1 to 3 in Appendix A Configuring a Rack Mount on page 69 or the SMART Mobile Stand for I...

Page 25: ...ING YOUR SMART MOBILE STAND 3 Slide the shelf onto the shelf clips making sure to position the grooves on the bottom of the shelf so that it snaps in place 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 for your second shelf Five Installation Heights ...

Page 26: ...16 ASSEMBLING YOUR SMART MOBILE STAND 1010651 Rev C1 ...

Page 27: ...de your stand s cabinet Your stand s cable harness provides centralized cable management with strain relief IMPORTANT Some flat panel displays require adapter kits which you can purchase from your authorized SMART reseller This chapter covers Connecting Your Flat Panel Display page 18 Connecting Your Computer page 21 Connecting Your SMART Hub PE260 page 23 Connecting a DVD Blu ray Player or VCR pa...

Page 28: ... o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s C o n n e c t i o n P a n e l T o Y o u r F i r s t S h e l f D e v i c e e g D V D P l a y e r Speaker Cable Receptacles Output to Prewired Speakers 3 5 mm Stereo Audio In from Your Computer VGA Video In from Your Computer StereoAudio and RGB or Component Video RCA Inputs from an External Device e g DVD Player StereoAudio and Composite Video RCA Inputs fro...

Page 29: ...ws Connect the red BNC plug to the red BNC receptacle on your flat panel display s connection panel This receptacle is typically labeled R Connect the green BNC plug to the green BNC receptacle on your flat panel display s connection panel This receptacle is typically labeled G Connect the blue BNC plug to the blue BNC receptacle on your flat panel display s connection panel This receptacle is typ...

Page 30: ... panel display s connection panel This receptacle is typically labeled R Connect the white audio plug to the remaining white RCA receptacle on your flat panel display s connection panel This receptacle is typically labeled L 8 Connect your SMART Mobile Stand s prewired power cable to your flat panel display s power receptacle 9 Connect the other end of this cable to an available receptacle on your...

Page 31: ...s is for operating safety IMPORTANT SMART recommends that you have at least three USB receptacles on your computer to connect it to your SMART Mobile Stand If your computer has fewer than three available USB receptacles you need a USB hub not included to connect your computer to your stand Contact your authorized SMART reseller to order a recommended USB hub The following procedure refers to these...

Page 32: ...n marked with an insert arrow or the audio waves symbol If you re unable to locate this receptacle refer to the documentation included with your computer for more information You previously connected the other end of this cable to your flat panel display see page 19 3 Connect each of the three USB A male plugs from cables C01 C02 and C03 in the prewired cable harness to an available USB receptacle...

Page 33: ...o a SMART Hub PE260 1 Follow the installation instructions included in the SMART Hub PE260 Textless Installation Instructions smarttech com kb 127261 TIP You might find it easier to complete this connection procedure before securing your SMART Hub PE260 to your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet 2 Connect the VGA video plug from cable AV01 in the prewired cable harness to your SMART Hub s VGA video rece...

Page 34: ...s page 58 Cable Connections to Your SMART Hub PE260 P r e w i r e d t o Y o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s C o n n e c t i o n P a n e l T o Y o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s P o w e r B a r T o Y o u r F l a t P a n e l D i s p l a y s C o n n e c t i o n P a n e l P r e w i r e d t o Y o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s C o n n e c t i o n P a n e l 3 5mm Stereo Audio Cable A...

Page 35: ...olely responsible for any damage incurred to your SMART Mobile Stand its cabling or other devices IMPORTANT The following procedures are generic instructions and your DVD or Blu ray player or VCR s connection panel might not resemble the illustrations or color codes referenced in this guide Refer to the documentation included with your device for specific connection instructions For some DVD and B...

Page 36: ...r DVD or Blu ray player s green receptacle which is typically labeled Y or G Connect the red audio plug to your DVD or Blu ray player s remaining red receptacle which is typically labeled R Connect the white audio plug to your DVD or Blu ray player s white receptacle which is typically labeled L NOTE You previously connected the other end of this cable to your flat panel display see page 20 2 Conn...

Page 37: ...h is typically labeled R Connect the white audio plug to your VCR s appropriate white receptacle which is typically labeled L NOTE You previously connected the other end of this cable to your flat panel display see page 19 2 Connect your VCR s power cable not included to an available receptacle on your SMART Mobile Stand s power bar TIP Coil and bundle the cable with the included hook and loop fas...

Page 38: ...T Board interactive display frame on your flat panel display NOTE You don t need the USB cable included with your SMART Board interactive display frame to complete the following procedure To connect your interactive display frame 1 Rotate your SMART Mobile Stand s height adjustment handle to raise your flat panel display to its highest position 2 Working inside your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet fr...

Page 39: ...d s power bar and then coil and bundle any excess cable TIP Place the power supply s transformer box next to the power bar on the floor of your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet 6 Remove the plastic cable tie from the USB B male cable marked C04 in your prewired cable harness and then connect this cable to the USB receptacle on your interactive display frame s controller box NOTE The other end of cable...

Page 40: ... the plastic cable ties securing the cable harness to your SMART Mobile Stand s top horizontal mounting bar remove the nylon sleeve and then loosen all the hook and loop fastener straps Remove each plastic cable tie by pressing down on the plastic tab while you pull the tie backward After you route the camera cables secure them together with the rest of the cables with the hook and loop fastener s...

Page 41: ...out the length of these cables Don t pull them tight Cable Connections to Your SMART Board Interactive Display Frame Connect USB Cable C04 to the controller box creating a strain relief loop and then fasten it to a clip on the speaker panel with a plastic cable tie Coil and fasten the excess camera cables to the clips on the speaker panel with plastic cable ties Power Cable to Your Controller Box ...

Page 42: ...anel Displays Interactive Overlay This section describes how to connect your SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays interactive overlay to your SMART Mobile Stand instead of directly to a computer Refer to the SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays Installation Guide Corner Brackets smarttehc com kb 000769 for general instructions on installing your interactive overlay on your flat panel display IMPORTA...

Page 43: ... on the left side 2 Connect the power cable and connector from this power supply to your interactive overlay s power port TIPS Route this power cable through your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel and up the prewired cable harness Leave some slack throughout the length of this cable Don t pull it tight Cable C04 USB A to B Adapter AD09 Power Cable to Your SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays In...

Page 44: ...hich you purchased for your SMART Mobile Stand as shown on page 32 NOTE Don t connect the SMART DB9 to USB adapter cable included with your SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays interactive overlay to your computer as instructed in the SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays Installation Guide 5 If you ve connected either a computer or a SMART Hub PE260 to your SMART Mobile Stand remove the plastic cabl...

Page 45: ...ect the other end to an available receptacle on your SMART Mobile Stand s power bar TIP Coil and bundle the excess cable with the included hook and loop fastener strap NOTES Don t connect your SMART Mobile Stand to a power outlet before you install the rear access panels page 58 If you move your SMART Mobile Stand with a SMART Board for Flat Panel Displays interactive overlay installed secure the ...

Page 46: ...36 MODEL FSSBID 100 CONNECTING DEVICES INSIDE YOUR SMART MOBILE STAND S CABINET 1010651 Rev C1 ...

Page 47: ...net Your stand s cable harness provides centralized cable management with strain relief IMPORTANT Some flat panel displays require adapter kits which you can purchase from your authorized SMART reseller This chapter covers Installing Your SMART Hub SE240 page 38 Connecting Your Flat Panel Display page 41 Connecting Your SMART Hub SE240 page 43 Connecting Your Computer page 46 Connecting a DVD Blu ...

Page 48: ... rack mount you can also install your SMART Hub SE240 in the top rack mount position see Configuring a Rack Mount on page 69 To install your SMART Hub SE240 1 If the shelves are already installed in your SMART Mobile Stand remove them from the cabinet and then remove the eight shelf clips NOTE If you need instructions for removing your rear access panels see steps 1 to 3 in Appendix A Configuring ...

Page 49: ...with your SMART Hub SE240 as shown NOTE You don t need the other two L brackets and four screws included with your hub 4 Working inside your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet from the rear position your SMART Hub SE240 against the cabinet s top panel aligning the holes in the mounting brackets to the four pilot holes drilled in the top of the cabinet as shown Pilot Holes Drilled in Cabinet s Top Panel ...

Page 50: ...Mobile Stand s cabinet with the four washers and four screws included in your stand s accessory kit as shown NOTE Don t over tighten these screws 6 Replace the shelves that you removed in step 1 TIPS Ensure that you leave at least 1 2 5 cm of space between equipment for cooling For more information on adjusting the shelves in your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet see page 14 4 ...

Page 51: ...able Connections to Your Flat Panel Display P r e w i r e d t o Y o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s L e f t a n d R i g h t S p e a k e r s T o Y o u r S M A R T H u b S E 2 4 0 Speaker Cable Receptacles Output to Prewired Speakers 3 5 mm Stereo Audio In from Your SMART Hub VGA Video In from Your SMART Hub 3 5mm Stereo Audio Cable A04 VGA Cable V04 Speaker Cables A02 and A03 T o Y o u r S M ...

Page 52: ... audio receptacle on your flat panel display s connection panel 4 Connect the SMART Mobile Stand s prewired power cable to your flat panel display s power receptacle 5 Connect the other end of this cable to an available receptacle on your SMART Mobile Stand s power bar IMPORTANT Your flat panel display won t look exactly like the one shown on page 41 Some flat panel displays require audio video ad...

Page 53: ...c t i o n P a n e l T o Y o u r C o m p o n e n t D e v i c e e g D V D P l a y e r P r e w i r e d t o Y o u r S M A R T M o b i l e S t a n d s C o n n e c t i o n P a n e l I n c l u d e d w i t h Y o u r I n t e r a c t i v e D i s p l a y F r a m e o r O v e r l a y 3 5mm Stereo Audio Cable A01 3 RCA Cable AV02 2 RCA Cable A04 USB Cables C01 C02 C03 USB Cable C04 DVI A Male to VGA Female Adap...

Page 54: ...e A04 as follows Connect the red plug to your SMART Hub s Audio Out RCA receptacle marked R Connect the white plug to your SMART Hub s Audio Out RCA receptacle marked L NOTE You previously connected the other end of this cable to your flat panel display see page 42 4 Connect the two plug RCA cable A05 included in your SMART Mobile Stand s accessory kit as follows Connect the red audio plug to your...

Page 55: ... USB A receptacle on your SMART Hub SE240 TIP Route the other end of this cable up the cabinet s rear support tube and behind the hydraulic pump 11 Connect RJ45 cable N01 to your SMART Hub s network LAN receptacle marked Network If you re installing a computer with your SMART Hub SE240 complete the following steps Otherwise see To finish installing your SMART Hub SE240 on page 45 To connect your S...

Page 56: ...tower computer behind the left cabinet door when your stand is configured for standard shelving Internal connections provide support for VGA video 3 5 mm stereo audio USB for interactive product touch control and two additional USB devices IMPORTANT You must connect your SMART Hub SE240 to your computer page 45 before you complete the following procedure The following procedure refers to these cab...

Page 57: ... or computer store You previously connected the other end of this cable to your SMART Hub SE240 see page 45 2 Connect the 3 5 mm stereo audio plug from cable AV05 to your computer s audio output receptacle NOTE This audio receptacle is typically green and is often marked with an insert arrow or the audio waves symbol If you re unable to locate this receptacle refer to the documentation included wi...

Page 58: ...fer to the documentation included with your device for specific connection instructions For some DVD and Blu ray players you might choose to purchase a separate HDMI cable to replace cables A05 and V02 Install this HDMI cable along the same path as cables A05 and V02 See page 41 for details on connecting the other end of these cables to your flat panel display TIPS Install your DVD or Blu ray play...

Page 59: ...onnect the three plug RCA cable AV02 as follows Connect the yellow plug to your VCR s yellow receptacle which is typically labeled V or VIDEO Connect the red audio plug to your VCR s appropriate red receptacle which is typically labeled R Connect the white audio plug to your VCR s white receptacle which is typically labeled L NOTE You previously connected the other end of this cable to your SMART ...

Page 60: ...om kb 125254 for general instructions on installing your SMART Board interactive display frame on your flat panel display To connect your interactive display frame 1 Rotate your SMART Mobile Stand s height adjustment handle to raise your flat panel display frame to its highest position 2 Working inside your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet from the back secure your SMART Board interactive display fram...

Page 61: ... loop 5 Connect the other end to an available receptacle on your SMART Mobile Stand s power bar and then coil and bundle any excess cable TIP Place the power supply s transformer box next to the power bar on the floor of your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet 6 Connect the USB cable included with your SMART Board interactive display frame to the USB receptacle on your interactive display frame s contro...

Page 62: ...ve the plastic cable ties securing the cable harness to your SMART Mobile Stand s top horizontal mounting bar remove the nylon sleeve and then loosen all the hook and loop fastener straps Remove each plastic cable tie by pressing down on the plastic tab while you pull the tie backward After you route the camera cables secure them together with the rest of the cables with the hook and loop fastener...

Page 63: ...f these cables Don t pull them tight Cable Connections to Your SMART Board interactive display frame Connect the USB cable included with your interactive display frame to the controller box coil the excess cable and then fasten it to the clip on the speaker panel with a plastic cable tie Coil and fasten the excess camera cables to the clips on the speaker panel with plastic cable ties Power Cable ...

Page 64: ...1 Rev C1 IMPORTANT Ensure that your SMART Board interactive display frame is functioning correctly before you install the rear access panels on your SMART Mobile Stand see page 58 Connect your SMART Mobile Stand temporarily to a power outlet while you check your interactive display frame ...

Page 65: ...cabinet from the back secure your interactive overlay s power supply to the two mounting holes directly to the right of the connection panel using plastic cable ties IMPORTANT Position this power supply so that the power cable is on the left side 2 Connect the power cable and connector from this power supply to your interactive overlay s power port TIPS Route this power cable through your SMART Mo...

Page 66: ...ngth and then secure it together with the rest of the cables with the hook and loop fastener strap 4 Connect your interactive overlay s power cable included with your interactive overlay to the right side of its power supply 5 Route the power cable through the connection panel from right to left behind the hydraulic pump and down the cabinet s rear support tube and then connect the other end to an...

Page 67: ...ds to use when connecting a new device to your SMART Mobile Stand IMPORTANT When connecting other SMART products to your SMART Mobile Stand refer to the documentation included with these accessories and consult the SMART Support website for additional instructions Topics covered in this chapter include Installing the Rear Access Panels on Your SMART Mobile Stand page 58 The Connection Panel page 5...

Page 68: ...panels 1 Replace the upper rear panel that you removed from your SMART Mobile Stand secure the bottom two screws with the included security TORX key and then secure the top two screws with a Phillips No 2 screwdriver 2 Replace the lower rear panel that you removed and then secure all four screws with the included security TORX key CAUTION Take care to properly route the power cables through the tw...

Page 69: ... computer or other SMART products to your unit NOTES You must connect your SMART Mobile Stand to a computer or a SMART Hub to use all the features of the connection panel You already connected both ends of the included 6 2 m USB A male to USB B male cable marked C05 to your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel as instructed in the SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays Textless Installation ...

Page 70: ...nding across the floor to your SMART Mobile Stand are properly bundled and marked to prevent a tripping hazard Do not move your SMART Mobile Stand while external cables are connected or when the power is on Network USB A Connection for SMART Document Camera SMART Response formerly Senteo Receiver Wireless Mouse Wireless Keyboard USB Storage Device NOTE These USB receptacles don t work when you con...

Page 71: ...ncluded with your laptop shelf for instructions on installing it on your SMART Mobile Stand IMPORTANT You will not be able to use either of the adjacent vertical USB A connections marked USB or the USB receptacle marked with an image of a tower computer FSSBID 100H only on your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel see page 60 when you connect a guest laptop computer to your stand The following pr...

Page 72: ... panel 5 Disconnect cable C05 from the USB receptacle marked with an image of a tower computer on your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel and then connect it to an available USB receptacle on your laptop computer NOTES For convenience the SMART Mobile Stand for Interactive Displays Textless Installation Instructions smarttech com kb 132293 included with your unit instructs you to connect both e...

Page 73: ...ent camera s more advanced features To connect your SMART Document Camera 1 Connect the USB cable included with your SMART Document Camera from your document camera to either of the adjacent vertical USB A connections marked USB or the USB receptacle marked with an image of a tower computer FSSBID 100H only on your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel see page 60 or to an available USB receptacle...

Page 74: ...ition your SMART Response receiver in an unobtrusive location away from other wireless products such as 2 4 GHz routers and cordless telephones For temporary installations place the receiver inside or on top of your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet For permanent installations you can secure the receiver to the stand with two screws not included Orient the receiver with the long side or edge facing the...

Page 75: ...rate the handle Do not route the receiver s USB cable in any place on your SMART Mobile Stand where it could get pinched On Windows computers the Add Hardware Wizard appears On Mac computers a balloon message appears indicating that the hardware is ready to use The top LED indicator on the receiver turns solid red to indicate that it s receiving power NOTE The remaining steps apply only to Windows...

Page 76: ...le connecting your USB device to your SMART Mobile Stand is not longer than 10 3 m Connecting a Wired Keyboard or Mouse If you decide to use a wired keyboard or mouse connect these devices to either of the USB A receptacles marked USB or the USB receptacle marked with an image of a tower computer FSSBID 100H only on your SMART Mobile Stand s connection panel illustrated on page 60 or to an availab...

Page 77: ...o Your SMART Mobile Stand CAUTION Do not allow liquids spray cleaners or commercial solvents of any kind to flow into the connection panel Do not attempt to service your SMART Mobile Stand Only an authorized service provider should service your SMART Mobile Stand Disconnect your SMART Mobile Stand s power plug from the power outlet before cleaning the unit or if you won t be using it for a long pe...

Page 78: ...timal shock and vibration protection If your original packaging is no longer available you may purchase replacement packaging from your authorized SMART reseller If you prefer to use your own packaging materials make sure that you adequately protect the unit Ship your SMART Mobile Stand in an upright position to discourage shippers from placing heavy objects on it Contacting SMART Technical Suppor...

Page 79: ...also accommodate an optional 19 48 cm rack mount configuration NOTE If you want to configure your SMART Mobile Stand for a rack mount you can purchase a hardware accessory kit which includes 16 rack clips from your authorized SMART reseller SMART Mobile Stand from the Front with Doors Open Showing Rack Mount Configuration ...

Page 80: ...Mobile Stand with the included security TORX key and then remove the panel Keep these screws nearby 2 Remove the top two screws in the upper rear panel with a Phillips No 2 screwdriver Keep these screws nearby 3 Remove the bottom two screws in the upper rear panel with the included security TORX key and then remove the panel Keep these screws nearby 4 ...

Page 81: ...s rear support tube remove the two screws in the flange at the top and then lift the tube at a slight angle to detach and remove it from the base of the unit NOTE You may need to detach some cables to remove this support tube After you finish configuring your SMART Mobile Stand to accommodate a rack mount attach these cables again 2 8 2 Rear Support Tube ...

Page 82: ...configure a rack mount 1 Open the doors of your SMART Mobile Stand s cabinet 2 Locate the left and right front rack rails and then remove the two screws in the flange at the top of each rail Keep these screws nearby Right Rack Rail Left Rack Rail 4 ...

Page 83: ...il at a slight angle into the rack mount slots further to the left NOTE The rack mount slots in the bottom of the cabinet will align the rail properly 4 Straighten the rack rail aligning the holes in the flange at the top of the rail to the pilot holes in the cabinet s top panel and then secure the rail with two of the screws that you removed in step 2 A B 2 ...

Page 84: ...cond highest rack mount position To replace the rear access panels 1 Replace the upper rear panel that you removed from your SMART Mobile Stand secure the bottom two screws with the included security TORX key and then secure the top two screws with a Phillips No 2 screwdriver 2 Replace the lower rear panel that you removed and then secure all four screws with the included security TORX key CAUTION...

Page 85: ...AC Mains AC Mains Interactive Display Frame Controller USB In C04 USB C01 USB 12V DC In DC Out AC DC Adapter AC Mains Prewired Speakers Right Speaker Left Speaker A02 A03 LAN WAN N01 C04 C05 Component B Component R AV03 AV03 V01 Red V01 Blue V01 Green V01 White V01 Yellow Component B AV03 Component R AV03 G H V B R C02 USB USB C02 N01 AV04 AV04 To Customer Laptop AV04 AV04 AD09 C04 Serial In RS232...

Page 86: ...ns Serial In RS232 Out USB In USB to Serial Adapter Interactive Overlay Pen Tray Composite Video S Video L Audio R Audio L Audio R Audio V04 V02 A05 A05 AV02 AV02 AV02 Video Out Computer Audio 1 AV05 Computer 1 USB C04 Computer 2 Video In Computer Audio 2 A01 Computer 2 USB A04 Audio Out L A04 Audio Out R I D Supplied USB USB Smart Hub SE240 DC Out AC DC Adapter AC Mains DC In V03 AV04 AV04 To Cus...

Page 87: ...1 Interactive Display Frame Controller USB In C04 USB A C03 USB B DC In DC Out AC DC Adapter AC Mains Prewired Speakers Right Speaker Left Speaker A02 A03 LAN WAN N01 C04 C05 Component B Component R AV03 AV03 V01 Red V01 Blue V01 Green V01 White V01 Yellow Component B AV03 Component R AV03 Component G H V Component B Component R AC Out AC Out AC In AC Y C02 USB In USB A C02 N01 Power Bar AC Out AC...

Page 88: ...ins Serial In RS232 Out USB In USB to Serial Adapter Interactive Overlay Pen Tray Composite Video S Video L Audio R Audio L Audio R Audio V04 V02 A05 A05 AV02 AV02 AV02 Video Out Computer Audio 1 AV05 Computer 1 USB C04 Computer 2 Video In Computer Audio 2 A01 Computer 2 USB A04 Audio Out L A04 Audio Out R I D Supplied USB USB SMART Hub SE240 DC Out AC DC Adapter AC Mains DC In DC Power Cable V03 ...

Page 89: ...play Five Plug RCA Male to Five Plug RCA Male 8 2 4 m 93 00684 20 AV04 Laptop Connection Panel VGA Male 3 5 mm Male to VGA Male 3 5 mm Male 6 1 8 m 93 00699 20 AV05 Computer SMART Hub SE240 AD08 VGA Male 3 5 mm Male to VGA Male 3 5 mm Male 6 1 8 m 93 00699 20 Audio A01 Connection Panel Flat Panel Display SMART Hub SE240 3 5 mm Stereo Female Chassis to 3 5 mm Male 6 1 8 m 93 00681 20 A02 Flat Panel...

Page 90: ...to USB A Female Chassis 6 1 8 m 93 00687 20 C03 Computer SMARTHub SE240 Connection Panel USB A Male to USB A Female Chassis 6 1 8 m 93 00688 20 C04 Connection Panel Touch AD09 Interactive Display Frame Controller SMART Hub SE240 USB B Female Chassis to USB B Male 20 51 cm 93 00679 20 C05 Laptop Connection Panel USB A Male to USB B Male 6 1 8 m 93 00678 20 Network N01 Connection Panel Computer SMAR...

Page 91: ...dapter USB B Female to USB A Female N A 93 00698 20 IO IO Power P01 AD06 or P02 Flat Panel Display IEC C14 to IEC C13 13 4 m 93 00705 20 P02 IEC NEMA Power Bar P01 or SE240 IEC C14 to Two Plug IEC C13 Y 3 91 cm 93 00693 20 P03 Power Bar NEMA Male to Three Way NEMA Female 2 60 cm 93 00691 20 P04 Power Bar AD04 and AD05 IEC C14 to Two Plug IEC C13 Y N A 93 00706 20 P06 AC Mains IEC Power Bar Country...

Page 92: ...ralia 93 00587 20 Bahrain 93 00586 20 China 93 00707 20 Finland 93 00584 20 France 93 00584 20 Germany 93 00584 20 Iran 93 00584 20 Iraq 93 00586 20 Japan 93 00606 20 Korea 93 00584 20 Netherlands 93 00584 20 Norway 93 00584 20 Oman 93 00586 20 Spain 93 00584 20 United Arab Emirates 93 00586 20 United Kingdom 93 00586 20 ...

Page 93: ... Audio Plug VGA Video Male Connector To Your Computer or SMART Hub PE260 Cable AV01 Cable AV02 3 RCA Plugs To Your Flat Panel Display 3 RCA Plugs To Device Two e g VCR Cable AV03 5 RCA Plugs To Your Flat Panel Display 5 RCA Plugs To Device One e g DVD Blu ray Player Cables C01 C02 and C03 USB A Male Plugs To Your Computer or SMART Hub PE260 Cable C04 USB B Male Plug To Your Interactive Display Fra...

Page 94: ...s To Your SMART Hub SE240 Cable C04 USB B Male Plug To Your SMART Hub SE240 Cable A04 2 RCA Plugs To Your SMART Hub SE240 3 5 mm Stereo Audio Plug To Your Flat Panel Display Adapter AD08 DVI Male to VGA Female Included with Your SMART Hub SE240 Cable A05 2 RCA Plugs To Your SMART Hub SE240 2 RCA Plugs To Device One e g DVD Blu ray Player Cable V03 DVI Male Connector To Your SMART Hub SE240 Cable V...

Page 95: ...ecycle the electronic product when it has reached end of its life If you require further information please contact your reseller or SMART Technologies for information on which recycling agency to contact Restriction of Certain Hazardous Substances RoHS Directive This product meets the requirements of the European Union s Restriction of Certain Hazardous Substances RoHS Directive 2002 95 EC Conseq...

Page 96: ...s China s Electronic Information Products Regulations China regulates products that are classified as EIP Electronic Information Products SMART Technologies products fall under this classification and meet the requirements for China s EIP regulations U S Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act The United States has enacted the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act which limits the lead Pb conten...

Page 97: ...hnical Support If you experience difficulty with your SMART product please contact your local reseller before contacting SMART Technical Support Your local reseller can resolve most issues without delay NOTE To locate your local reseller visit smarttech com where Warranty Product warranty is governed by the terms and conditions of SMART s Limited Equipment Warranty that shipped with the SMART prod...

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Page 99: ...22 connecting laptop 61 Senteo interactive response system 64 SMART Document Camera 63 SMART Hub PE260 23 SMART Hub SE240 43 connection panel 59 illustration 60 connections laptop 61 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act 86 contact information 87 covered electronic devices 86 customer support 87 D documentation 87 dust 10 DVD player 25 48 connecting 26 48 installation 25 48 E EIP regulations 86 ...

Page 100: ... shelf 8 Limited Equipment Warranty 87 M maintenance 67 mobility 2 68 mouse 66 N network 7 O online support 87 P packaging 68 85 power management 2 power specifications 7 60 product features 2 product integration 59 Q quality 10 R rack mount configuring 69 rack mount hardware accessory kit 8 69 rear access panels 58 installing 58 removing 70 registration 87 regulatory compliance See hardware envir...

Page 101: ...ra 63 SMART Hub PE260 23 cable connections illustration 24 connecting 23 SMART Hub SE240 23 connecting 43 installation 38 SMART Mobile Stand 1 2 SMART Technical Support 87 SMART technical support 68 stability 2 support 87 supported flat panel displays 1 T Technical Support 87 temperature operating 10 storage 10 training 87 transporting 68 troubleshooting articles 87 U U S regulations 86 USB cable ...

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