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Cisco Profile Series Assembly instructions

Installing Cisco TelePresence System Profile 42”/52”
Page 178-19778-01 Profile 42-52 Installation Sheet | December 2010 | © 2010 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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1 Unpack the foot module (stand-alone, wall mounting or wheelbase)
Lift out to open
the snap lockers
2 Remove the outer cover and locate the boxes for the monitor, column, camera, touch screen and accessories
C Wheelbase foot module
3 C: Mounting the wheelbase foot module
The accessories box contains:
• Microphones, 2 or 3 pcs.
• Remote control and 4 AAA
batteries
• Cleaning cloth
• Power cables
• Two M8 ×60 screws
PRECAUTIONS
Please follow the steps in this installation guide when unpacking
and assembling Profile 42”/52”. A minimum of two (2) persons are
required when installing Profile 42”/52”.
UNPACKING THE SYSTEM AT THE DESTINATION
It is highly recommended to start the unpacking and assembling of
Profile 42”/52” at the place where the system is to be used.
NOTE: If it is not possible to bring the complete delivery to the room
where Profile 42”/52” is to be used, then unpack (step 1–2) and
bring the smaller units to the destination.
• The monitor box requires two (2) persons to lift
(42” 110lb / 50 kg, 52” 132lb / 60 kg)
• The column requires two (2) persons to lift (55 lb / 25 kg)
• The stand-alone foot module requires two (2) persons to lift (55lb /
25 kg)
INSTALLATION NEAR A SOCKET-OUTLET
The equipment must be installed near a socket-outlet. The socket-
outlet shall be easily accessible after installation.
ROOM GUIDELINES
NOTE: The floor must be in level.
The recommended distance between the Profile 42”/52” and
the meeting room table should be minimum 59in. / 150cm.
Read more about room guidelines in the Video conferencing room
primer.
USER DOCUMENTATION
The user documentation for this product, including compliance and
safety information, is available on the Cisco web site.
Go to: http://www.cisco.com/go/telepresence/docs.
DIMENSIONS OF PROFILE 42”
The assembled unit has the following dimensions:
• Height: 59.9in. / 152cm
• Width: 38.6in. / 98 cm
• Depth: Stand-alone: 26.8 in. / 68cm
Wall mounting: 8.9 in. / 23cm (brackets included)
Wheelbase: 31.8 in. / 81 cm
• Weight: 231.5lb / 105 kg
DIMENSIONS OF PROFILE 52”
The assembled unit has the following dimensions:
• Height: 63.6in. / 162cm
• Width: 47.4in. / 121 cm
• Depth: Same as for Profile 42”
• Weight: 253.5lb / 115kg
Profile 42”/52” contains:
Monitor
Bottom module:
• Column
• Foot module (stand-alone, wheelbase
or wall mounting)
Front grille (inside foot module box)
Speaker grille (inside monitor box)
Camera
Microphones, 2 or 3 pcs.
Touch Screen CS
Remote control
Cables, screws and tools
Cleaning cloth
1. Open the snap lockers.
2. Lift out the foot module box.
3. Open the box and unpack the
foot module.
A Stand-alone foot module (55 lb /25 kg)
CAUTION: You need two persons to mount the column
to the foot module. Take care to hold the modules firmly
during installation.
1. Unpack the column. Hold it firmly while moving the foot
module towards the bottom of the column, aligning the
holes for the screws.
2. Fasten the four M8×50 screws with the
Allen key.
3. Raise the bottom module.
CAUTION: You need two persons to mount the
column to the wheelbase. Take care to hold the
modules firmly during installation.
1. Unpack the column. Hold it firmly while moving
the wheelbase towards the bottom of the
column, aligning the holes for the screws.
2. Use the Allen key, which is
found in the foot module
box, to fasten the four
M8×30 screws.
3. Raise the complete
bottom module.
B Wall mounting foot module
Fastening the front grille
The front grille is attached using one M6×16 screw (upper
screw) and one M6×10 screw (lower screw) on each side, as
illustrated to the right. Use the Torx key.
The grille and Torx key are found in the foot module box. The
screws are premounted in the grille and bottom module.
Follow these steps to fasten the grille:
4. Remove the two upper screws from the grille.
5. Loosen the two lower screws in the bottom module
without removing them.
6. Place the front grille below the front door, as illustrated
to the right. Tilt the front grille to get the brackets behind
the front door and slide the grille on to the lower screws.
7. Open the front door to gain access to the screws.
a) Insert the upper screws without tightening them.
b) Close the front door to align the grille.
c) Open the front door again, and tighten the lower
screws through the hole.
d) Tighten the upper screws.
Hole to access
the lower screw Front door
Front grille
Upper screw
(M6×16)
CAUTION
HEAVY
Camera
Accessories box
Touch screen
Monitor
(42” 110lb / 50 kg,
52” 132lb / 60 kg)
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Column
(55 lb /25kg)
The foot module box contains:
• Foot module (stand-alone, wall
mounting or wheelbase)
• Front grille (not for wheelbase)
• Four M8×50 screws (not for
wheelbase)
• Four M8×30 screws (wheelbase
only)
• Wall brackets and four M6×10
screws (wall mounting only)
• Allen key
• Torx key (not for wheelbase)
• Level adjustment tool, orange
(stand-alone only)
Foot module box
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Type number:
Thickness:
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Glossiness:
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UL reference:
3D CAD model file 117324
rev. 00E+ is master
TANDBERG Aquarius 52"
117324 rev.00A+
53908g
A3
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1:7
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Sheet 1 of 2
All materials, finishes, and proccesses
must comply with the RoHS directives
Dimensions without paint or finish
Flame class requirement: -
Processes
Type:
Manufacturer:
Type number:
Thickness:
Color:
Surface:
Glossiness:
Flame class:
UL reference:
3D CAD model file 117324
rev. 00E+ is master
TANDBERG Aquarius 52"
117324 rev.00A+
53908g
A3
mm
1:7
Detailed illustration, left hand side.
Right hand side is similar.
Lower screw
(M6×10)
Detailed illustration from inside, left
hand side. Right hand side is similar.
CAUTION
HEAVY
Unpacking and assembling Profile 42”/52”
CAUTION
HEAVY
Installing Cisco TelePresence System Profile 42”/52”
Page 278-19778-01 Profile 42-52 Installation Sheet | December 2010 | © 2010 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
7 Camera cables
8 Mounting the camera 10 Connect the system
9 Finishing up
4 Wall mounting the unit
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5 Unpack the Monitor box and mount the monitor to the bottom module 6 Connect the monitor cables
1. Use the Allen key, which is found in the
foot module box, when fastening the wall
brackets to the bottom module with four
M6×10 screws.
2. Place the bottom module by the wall, mark
where to fasten the brackets and move the
bottom module away.
NOTE: Use a level to make sure the system
is mounted in an upright position. Add a
spacer between the wall bracket and the
wall if necessary.
3. Add the suitable fixing
device for the screws
in the wall.
4. Open the rear door and locate and connect
the cables which are lead out of the system
at the rear side (the door is not accessible
when placed by the wall).
5. Place the bottom module by the wall and
fasten it to the wall with proper screws.
1. Connect the RJ45 cable to the camera (A1 or A2).
2. Connect the HDMI cable to the camera (only valid for
A1, i.e. the PrecisionHD 1080p camera).
3. Loosen the wing nuts on the camera bracket and move
the bracket to the rear position.
4. Place the camera on the bracket and slide the bracket
with the camera towards the front.
5. Gently pull the cables down from inside the column to
organize the cables.
6. Tighten the wing nuts on the bracket.
7. Close the top cover.
2. Push the camera cables up the
channel inside the monitor.
Ethernet cable
PC cable
Microphone cables
Power cable
HDMI*RJ45
HDMIRJ45
1. Open the top cover.
A1 PrecisionHD 1080p*
HDMI
RJ45
EXTRA
CAMERA 12V DC IN
POWER
HD
VIDEO OUT
HDMI
HD
VIDEO OUT
CODEC
KENSINGTON
LOCK
A2 PrecisionHD
RJ45
* For countries with 60 Hz current frequency you must set the PrecisionHD 1080p camera DIP switch to: 00100.
1. Open the rear door and route the cables out through the opening at the
lower part of the door.
2. Close the rear door carefully.
3. Place the microphones on the table, connect the microphone cables
and place the PC cable on the table.
4. Connect the Ethernet cable.
5. Connect the power cable, use the country specific power cable that
came with the system.
6. Open the front door and turn on the monitor.
7. Follow the instructions in the accompanying Touch Screen CS
installation guide to connect and initialize the touch screen.
8. The system should be up and running in a few minutes.
1. Lift out to unlock and remove the snap lockers.
2. Lift up the monitor cover to unpack the monitor.
3. Locate the speaker grille.
4. Carefully lift out the monitor and place it onto the bottom
module. It is recommended to be two persons for this operation.
5. Insert the two M8×60 screws through the orange holes in
the speaker box.
6. Tighten the monitor gently to the bottom module until the
monitor cannot be moved anymore.
Lift out to open
the snap lockers.
1. Use the levelling adjustment tool to adjust the height
of the system to make it stable (stand-alone foot
module only).
2. Remove the plastic cover in front of the monitor.
3. Remove the plastic foil on the monitor frame.
4. Snap on the speaker grille to the front.
5. Use the supplied cloth to clean the system.
The rear door
LEVELLING ADJUSTMENT
Place the orange level
adjustment tool on the foot
wheel under the foot module
for height adjustment.
Seen from above, turn
clockwise to adjust the
height up. Use the opposite
side of the tool and turn
counterclockwise to adjust
down.
Unpack the
monitor box.
Cables
WARNING
Due to the size and weight of this equipment,
it is very important that the wall mount unit is
safely installed according to the installation
instructions and that the wall is able to safely
support the product.
It is highly recommended that the wall
mounted system is installed by trained
personnel.
Wing nuts
Push the camera
towards the front.
Speaker grille
* The HDMI cable is only valid for the PrecisionHD 1080p camera.
Locate the cables in the bottom module and connect
them as described in the illustration:
1. HDMI cable
2. 15 pin D-SUB cable
3. Power cable
D- SU B 15Power HDMI 1
A Class declaration
A级声明( AClass product declaration)
本产品为 A级ITE,在其使用说明,铭牌等显著位置中已包含如下内
容的声明(We declare here that the subject product is A Class ITE
product, and the following statement is clearly marked in the user
manual and nameplate :
声 明
此为 A 级产品,在生活环境中,该产品可能会造成无线电干扰。在这
种情况下,可能需要用户对其干扰采取切实可行的措施。
WARNING:
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may
cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take
adequate measures.
声明所在位置
Position of the Declaration:nameplate □
User manual □
公司 Company Name:
签字/盖章 Signature/ Stamp:
WARNING
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

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