M-TI FREEDOM LP3 User manual

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UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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VANGUARD PRODUCTS GROUP, INC., D/B/A VANGUARD PROTEX
GLOBAL
Petitioner
v.
INVUE SECURITY PRODUCTS, INC.
Patent Owner
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Case No.: IPR2020-00018
U.S. Patent No. 10,098,481
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EXHIBIT 2007
FREEDOM LP3 PRODUCT MANUAL

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Ralaase Date: March 2010

CONTENTS
Overview .....................................................
installation 3: Setup ....................................
Operation ...................
Maintenance ...........................
Troubleshooting ..................
Features & Benefits.
System at a Glance.
Display Puck Details .......................................
Alarm Module Details ..................................
Base Details 8: Options .
Retractor Bracket Details .
Additional Options 8: Accessories ..
SKU-Activated Digital Signage Application (optionallu
Creating Cabinet Cutout
Installing Base 84 Puck ...........
Con nesting System Com ponents......
installing the Battery Backup System (optional) .........................
installing the Power Loss Alarrn Module (optional) ...................
Configuring the Power Boosters.....
Testing the System . .......
Mounting Products ...............
Using the Puck Lock (optional) .....
Removing Products ...............
Arming the Display
Disarrning the Display ......
'Learn’ & ‘Auto Learn‘ Functions.
LED indicators, Alarms & Alerts.
Solving Alarm Conditions
Performing Routine Maintenance ..................................
Limited Warranty ..............................................

DVERVEW
Welcome to Freedom” LPB —— an updated version of MTI’S exclusive merchandising
system for small, handheld electronic devrces. This advanced system allows you to
power, SEECUH. and ( splay merchandise so shoppers can demo 3 live, fully powered
device. LP3 is specifically designed for low-profile, low—power handheld consumer
electronic devices, such as mobile phones, MP3 players, and F‘DA’si
rostrum & §3CEzd§{\
3 offers erai i-iduqtiyleading (ii :1 ieatures including Wireless; con'unninlcation
communes, a robust non-powered -th r, large LED light bar, and extra-strong
adhesive mounting pad, Taker: together, these features offer better reliability: easier
operation, and the highest product security in the industry.
Universal power connector
Alarm module provides DC power
to puck when puck is in its base;
Sma rtCablem then delivers correct
power to charge device batteries
Main security sensor
witch triggers alarm if product is
removed from puck
High-band adhesive pad
Secures product: to puck \ x“
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Secondary security sensor
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Provides additional protection to
mod ‘: r or accesso ' s‘ such as a
battery pack (i ameraa .'
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LED light bar with 180“ View angle //P‘E
LED shows it posit n is armed and
flashes when puck is In state of alarm
Alarmed ratractnr cable
' cable
security;
Retractable display punk
1 K up and
ntrol messages
to alarm module Powered Base
Alarm module provides power
.relazl cortisol" in tiase, which
hinge e puck battery
. battery when puck
is; donned Alignment i-ealur \"
keep proddizls properly oriented
in the display. Pucks can have
two orientations 180° apart.
Retractor tracker with
wireless receiver
ti eys
messages "i module
via the power/alarm cable
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Am kink retractnr linings
Allows puck to swivel 360’ without twisting
the cabie, extending retractor lifespan Z9
reducing, total ownership costs
Central powerlalarm module lr-ot-zhrmnl
Provides power and alarm functions for all products on
display, A central alarm sounds it someone attempts to
remove a product or cut the retractor cable.

Puck Base
Mrweable {mt used 10 mourn pmduct: Plastic hm; ng allar:hes to display cabinet:
contains a wirezl transmitter to has sp rm alignment features to orient
communicate with . alarm mudule product towards from of d‘lSplay
Retractur bracket
Has receiver to receive wlm‘
messages from puck
Retracrur cable
Provides rrrechanlcal security to producl. and
serves as arrlenna for wireless transmitter Alarm suunder
External alarm (12Vdc alarm séren) trlggered
if a product ls removed from puck Gr puck ls
removed frnm display
Keyswitnh Dl’ keypad
F Tums alarm funcllons on and elf; also
used to perfcrm the 'learn‘ functlon
Power/alarm cabla
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Alarm module
Central canteection point thel
pmvldes power and alarm funclluns
(see page 6 for alarm medulla details)
Power supply
Provides system power to the alarm
module and connected devices

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The puck is the primary component used to showcase, protect and power the merchandise on display. Its low profile makes it easy
for ‘usttrners to handle products, and its rnod Lilar design makes it easy to replace the puck it needed.
Each puck has a Lithium Polymer (Li—PO) rechargeable battery and a set of metal contacts that fit against a set of spring contacts
in the base, When the puck is in its base, the alarm modulo sends power through these metai czoi'itacts to recharge the truck’s;
battery and the rechargeable batteiy in the mounted device, When a puck is litted out of its base. the internai puck battery powers
the puck's security features and the device battery powers that product,
A fully charged puck can operate: 16-24 hours Without addttional charging The alarm module provides an audzbie alert (chirp)
when puck’s remaining battery power drops to 10%. A tuily drained battery can be recharged in 1 hour. Puck batteries have an
expected triespah of approximately two years.
Adhesiva pad
Main sensor
Detects :I‘ device is
mounted to puck _/ Smartflabie locking tab
Helps prevent unauthorized
removal of the SmartCable
Status LED
light bar Iliraadext insens (2)
Use to attach tie wraps (for additional
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Charge mutant: (4)
Conducts power from alarm module to
”gift puck battery when docked
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Retractur
cable socket

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The alarm module is the central hub oi the Freedom LP system. Each module oral/toes power and alarm functions for Lip to eight
positions and you can connect up to eight modules together in a chain to share a common alarm and Keyswttch. This module is not
compatible with earlier LF‘ 1.0 or 2.0 components.
The alarm module is powered using a single E‘RVdc power supply. During normal operation, the module supplies SOVdc (SEQ/dc
with booster) ol power, up to lOOOmA to each position via a USB cable. A productspecil‘rc Srnar’tCabie delivers the correct voltage
to e product when the puck Sits in its. base.
The alarm module has an optional battery ‘iacimp system to provioe power it here is an interruption to tno main power supply,
allowing the module to continue to protect the products. This rechargeabie battery only provrdes power to keep the system armed,
it d not provide any power to operate the products. Once main power is restored, the system automatically recharges this battery
so. i early for the next power outage.
Position jacks (1-8)
Connects to each retraotor; ooveys
power & alarm Signals between alarm
module & each product oosrtion
Main alarm & keyswltoh connectors
Connects to tocal alarm sounder
8. keyswltch
Aux alarm 84 keyswitch connectors
Use to connect other alarm modulus il'l
a daisy chain, allowing them to share a
remote alarm & keyswrtcri
Power booster dip switch
Use to bmst power to
positions '7 & ‘loptionall
Aux power
Use to connect a Power
Loss Alarm (optional)
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UtM connectors
Use to add optional intuition Lir‘t
digital signage application
Main power input
Provides; mwer to alarm rrior‘luisa Battery power input
Optional battery pack provides
Power tan temporary power to alarm module
Endicates when main if main system power is dasruoted
system power is en

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LP3 has two base options —the flush (grommet) mount and a 30" angied dome. Power to each puck is provided from the alarm
module in this» four metal contacts inside each base, which contact the set of contacts on each puck when it is docked. Each base
has alignment features to keep products properly oriented in the display. Pucks can sit in each base in two orientations (180“ apart)
to 3|ti different produci presentations.
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Flush mount Flush mount
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Several puck adapters and retractor options are available ior LPS, allowing you to display a wide variety of hand-held products.
Ratrac’tor cabies
Different gauges; available ior different applications:
«5 Standard: 1/15“ (.062") tighteregauge sttzei fora simple mechanical tether.
¢ Medium: 3/32“ (093“) medium-gauge steei for a more cut-resistance.
9 Heaw: 1/‘8"+ (.t25+i Heavier and custom gauge tethers available a so ntaci Mil for additional details.
<v-"'\\ Shell puck Puck luck bracket Q USB extension cable (10')
if vyax}: H m electronic Use to lock puck onto Use to extend the distance
its base so puck cannot
be titted.
between the alarm module and
a display oosition (maximum
support distance 2 15‘).
"[ dummy (non-functioning)
J3 products using lust
\[Q—J—‘fi components. Use to display
11/ mechanical security features.
Mxviiuwimo was Signogo itgsotimiion iaieitioiiait
:‘il'ii’s intuition L an optional tal signage application av bio for the Freedom LP system. it gives customers the ability
to View product motion (reg, dig ai pictures, video, or computerarximat’ion) on a local video monitor when they lift a product
on the display. This added feature allows custoi‘ners to easily View deiaiied product in formation and compare different features. All
systems have automatic iiiioisitectio e. pabiiities as a stai'idard feature, making it easy to add this digital signage application.
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Note: Adding intuition Lift requires installation ofadditionai hardware to line Freedom display. The diagram below shows a typical
Lift configuration. Refer to the intuition Lift Product Manual for additional information about this option.
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it your cabinet topper is not prepared for installation, you must make cutouts for each base u5irig lhe guidelines below.
Nate: Make sure no components are directly connected to a power source
prior to installing the Freedom t.P3 components.
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------ Hole diameter: 01.65" (4191mm)
‘\\ Recommended spacing betv ,isin cutouts ‘3” (2032mm)
t) Recommended clearance inside cabinet 2: 6" minimum (152.4mm)
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install base into prevclrilled cabinet hole (1.65" diameter).
Thread relraclor cable up through bracket nut and base, then screw
into threaded insert in bottom of puck using the security driver.
Set puck in base and rotate base to desired orientation. Orientation
determines. which way product taces when mounted. it is. best it all
LEDs lace the same directicn.
Slide retractnr bracket unto base from underside of fixture.
thread kicking nut ante base with teeth on nut lacing up. Fully tighten
the nut.
Connectceble tram base to NFC board.
Attach NFC cover (net shown).
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