Knaack 118-01 User manual

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118-01 DATAVAULT
118-02 DATAVAULT - BARE
INSTALLATION MANUAL
JOBSITE STORAGE SOLUTIONS
ALWAYS ON THE JOB™

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NOTICE
ATTENTION: PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS
AND WARNINGS BEFORE ASSEMBLING, INSTALLING OR USING THIS
PRODUCT.
Tools Required
• 9/16” SOCKET
• 9/16” WRENCH
• 5/16” SOCKET
• 7/16” SOCKET
• 7/16” WRENCH
• SCREWDRIVER, STRAIGHT BLADE
• SCREWDRIVER, PHILLIPS HEAD
Parts List
• MODEL 500 POWER CREW * QTY. 1
• MODEL 497 LIFT BRACKETS* QTY. 1
• BRACKETS, SCREEN MTG. QTY. 2
Bolt Kit #32-1180
• BOLT, M4 X18MM PHILLIPS HEAD QTY. 4
• BOLT, M4 X30MM PHILLIPS HEAD QTY. 4
• Bolt, M6 x 12MM PHILLIPS HEAD QTY. 4
• BOLT, M6 x 30MM PHILLIPS HEAD QTY. 4
• BOLT, M8 x 35MM PHILLIPS HEAD QTY. 4
• WASHER, LOCK ¼” QTY. 4
• WASHER, FLAT 1/4 QTY. 4
• WASHER, #10 QTY. 4
• WASHER, LOCK 5/16” QTY. 4
• SCREW, #10-24 x ¾” HEX HEAD QTY. 4
• BOLT, 1/4-20 x 5/8 HEX HD QTY. 2
• NUT, WHIZ 1/4-20 QTY. 2
• SHIM, HORSESHOE 1/16” THICK QTY. 12
• SHIM, HORSESHOE ¼” THICK QTY. 4
* NOTE: FOR INSTALLING BOTH THE MODEL 500 POWER CREW, AND THE 497
LIFT BRACKETS, REFER TO THE INSTRUCTION SHEETS INSIDE EACH KIT.
TV Specications (not included in 118-02 but must meet these specs)
• 40” TV
• HXWXD – 25”X40”X4” MAX
• MINIMUM OF 2 HDMI PORTS
• VGA PORT (PC INPUT)

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Contents
I. INSTALLING A LARGE SCREEN...................................................................... 4
II. 3 POSITION HATCH FEATURE........................................................................ 6
a. Working Position ......................................................................................................6
b. Open Position ..........................................................................................................6
c. Closed Position........................................................................................................6
III. LOCKABLE HATCH......................................................................................... 7
IV. FILTERED FAN MOTOR .................................................................................. 7
V. INSTALLING A PRINTER ................................................................................. 8
VI. INSTALLING USB SWITCH ............................................................................ 8
VII. INSTALLING POWER STRIPS....................................................................... 9
VIII. INSTALLING A COMPUTER ......................................................................... 9
a. Tower Computer .......................................................................................................9
b. Laptop.....................................................................................................................10
c. Tablet .......................................................................................................................10
IX. DRAWER ADJUSTING:..................................................................................10
a. Drawer Removal and Installation..........................................................................10
b. Drawer Slide Install................................................................................................10
X. INSTALLING STRAPS:....................................................................................11

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CAUTION
Any modication or unintended use of this product shall immediately
void all manufactures warranties. Manufacture disclaims all liability
for injuries to persons or property resulting from any modication to,
or unintended use of this product.
CAUTION
Prior to drilling to keep debris out of your eyes, always wear protective
eye wear. Failure to head may result to death or serious injury.
I. Installing A Large Screen
a. Using the 5/16” socket remove the four
#10-24 x 3/4” Hex head screws. Holding
the acrylic window in place, Set window
aside being careful not to scratch it.
(SEE FIG. 1)
b. Place screen to be installed face down
on a at surface. Install the two screen
mounting brackets (SEE FIG. 2) to the
back of the screen. Four M4, four M6,
and four M8 bolts are provided to bolt the
brackets to the screen. In the case that the
back of the screen is not at, spacers have
been provided to create a at surface. Also,
the depth of TV mounting holes varies by
model. Use spacers to shim brackets as
necessary to prevent bolts from bottoming
out. Place spacers as needed between the
screen and the mounting bracket. (FIG. 2)
ROUND HOLES
TO BE MOUNTED
ON THE TOP OF
THE SCREEN

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c. Once screen has been mounted to the
brackets, attach HDMI (2) and VGA(1)
cables to the back of the screen (FIG.3).
d. Plug screen and fan power cords into
extension cord (SEE FIG. 4). Route
extension cord through cord pass
through in back of enclosure. After
enclosure installation, route extension
cord through cable channel at rear of
the 118 to the central compartment
and plug into power strip. Switch on
powerstrip may be turned on and off to
control fan and screen power.
e. Place screen onto the channel inside
the enclosure. The channel has been
pre-punched to accept all standard
vesa mounting dimensions. Engage
brackets with brackets mating to the
slots on the channel. (SEE FIGURES
5 AND 6)
f. Replace the window using the four
screws and washers originally removed,
along with four more provided inside
the bolt kit. Be careful not to overtighten
the screws.

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g. Attach screen mounting brackets
through the coresponding holes in the
bottom of the enclosure using two 1/4-
20 x 5/8 bolts and 1/4-20 whiz nuts.
II. 3 Position Hatch Feature
The keyboard hatch can be positioned in 3 places, working, open and
closed.
a. Working Position
With the rod placed fully forward,
the keyboard will be level, while still
providing a at work surface above.
b. Open Position
With the rod placed in notch, the hatch
will be held open allowing you a larger
access to items stored under the hatch.

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c. Closed Position
Lift rod out of the notch and hold rod in
location shown, slide the rod rearward
to allow the hatch to close.
III. Lockable Hatch
Hatch can be locked to protect valuables
while momentarily away. Simply attach any
padlock through the locking tab and loop of the rod.
IV. Filtered Fan Motor
CAUTION
When fan is in use, the upper compartment doors must also be
open to cool efficiently.
A fan motor has been included inside the screen enclosure to help
circulate air, and keep temperatures lower inside enclosure. This motor
is ltered and will need occasional maintenance to keep lter clean.

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a. Filter is located to the lower right side of enclosure.
b. Un-snap lter cover as shown
c. Remove cover and remove lter. Clean
lter with water and squeeze out
excess water before installing lter
back onto fan. To avoid damaging the
fan and screen, never run fan without
the lter installed.
V. Installing A Printer (printer not included in 118-02)
a. Install lose drawer into pre-installed drawer slides. Refer to drawer
removal instructions on page 10.

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b. Plug the power cord and USB
connection into back of printer and
place printer on upper shelf in left
compartment. Route the power
cable through center dividing walls
into compartment on right side. Plug
power into UPS in the surge protector
without battery backup.
VI. Installing USB Switch
(not included in 118-02)
Install USB switch in central compartment.
Attach 2 USB-BM cables into switch.
a. Install USB hub, connecting USB hub
computer port/connector into USB
switch.
b. Plug USB-AM cable (from
printer) into USB hub.
c. Other computer USB devices
such as a keyboard and
mouse may be installed at
this time.

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VII. Installing Power Strips
(not included in 118-02)
a. Install both power strips into the 118-01.
Place one in the central compartment
and route the cord through the cable
channel to the lower compartment.
Place the second in the lower
compartment.
b. Prior to installing the UPS power
system, it needs to be charged for several hours.
c. Install UPS device into right lower compartment on shelf.
d. Plug the UPS power system into one of the GFCI slots in the
powerstrip.
e. Plug both power strips into UPS power system power backup and
surge protection slots.
VIII. Installing a Computer
a. Tower Computer
Install tower computer on the lowest
shelf in the left lower compartment.
Route power cable through hole in the
middle panel and plug into power strip.
Connect USB and HDMI or VGA cable.
b. Laptop
To use laptop, connect the HDMI and USB cables.
c. Tablet
To use tablet, connect any necessary adapter to HDMI and connect
to tablet.
IX. Drawer Adjustment:
If you need to move any of the bottom drawers, to t your printer or
computer, follow these instructions:

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a. Drawer Removal and Installation
1. To remove a drawer (FIG. 8), pull
the drawer out till it stops. Notice
the locking levers located inside the
track that is attached to the drawer.
Lift lever (A) while pressing down on
the right lever (B). Pull drawer clear
of the sides.
2. To replace a drawer, simply insert
the drawer slide into the cabinet slide
and close the drawer completely.
The mechanism will automatically
latch.
b. Drawer Slide Install
1. Take one slide (FIG. 9) and insert
the clips (inset) into the front and
rear notches of the drawer support
panel. Push the slide to the rear and
down. Secure the slide through the
end access hole in the slide.
2. Remove #6X1/2 screws to adjust
locations of drawers.
X. Installing Straps C
Straps have been provided to secure printer and power supply. Simply
route strap through slots and pull until snug.
CAUTION
Pull out only one drawer at a time to avoid sudden tipping of product
which could cause serious personal injury or property damage. For
optimal weight distribution of unit, install large drawers in lower
positions.
Notice: Any modication or unintended use of this product shall
immediately void all manufacture’s warranties. Manufacturer
disclaims all liability for injuries to persons or property resulting from
any modications to, or unintended use of this product.

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