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
rrwldes power to each base/puck;
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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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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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imnmta i Obsen/e wire polarity when can netting [hr larm and keyswitcti. The red Wires must connect to the poalttvo [+3
termlna 9 black wires must connect to the negative (—i terminals.
1 Use four screws to secure alarm modulets) to the display cabinet or other mounting location.
2 install an alarm sounder; then connect wires from alarm to the ALARM connectors on the alarm module,
Note: install alarm sounder outside the cabinet whore it can be heard, but not easily seen by customers.
3 Install koyswitch or Keypad; then connect wires to the KEY connectors on the alarm modulo.
Connect a power/alarm cable between each retractor and the Position lacks on the module.
immfianié Connect cables in sequence, starting With pc-Sitlon 1. For example, ifyou are using four display positions,
connect them to positions; 1, 2, 3, 4 on the alarm module.
5 It the system requires more than one alarm module, you must daisy chain the modules to share the central alarm and
keyswltch. To daisy-chain the modules, connect a 4—cond uctor cable (22awgi between the KEY/ALARM terminal connections,
using the same color coding (red, black, white and green) on each module. You only need to connect one of the moduies to
the Mini and Keysthch.
Plug the external power sup-ply into the power input jack.
Connect the power supply to a suitable AC power source (pro rabéy a power strip in the cabinet).

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The battery backup system provides temporary power to keep the system armed when the main power supply is off. This is
useful if there is an unexpected interruption to the main power supply or lithe main supply is turned criiat night as part of the
store’s operation The battery backup system does not sound an alarm if power is disrupted; that requires installation oithe
Power Loss Alarm t‘vloduie (see. section below).
reporters“ if the display does not have a battery backup system or a Power Loss Alarm Modutizi (described below), it is
possible tor someone to disable the main alarm by unplugging or cutting the main system power, thus making merchandise
vulnerable to theft. To instali the battery backup system:
Turn off power to the “ play.
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2 install battery module in display cabinet where terminals will not
be shorted.
3 Plug battery cable‘s 73-pin header into BATTERY connector on alarm
module.
4 Connect fast-on terminals to battery terminals {red wire to red (+)
terminal; black wrre to black (—l termrnall. Attach a multi—directional
tie holder to module to create strain relief tor cable connections.
battery
module '
5 Connect fork terminals to battery charger screw terminals (red wire
to + terminal; black wire to ~ terminal).
6 Plug battery charger into power str=p and restore main system
power, Verify that one of the charger LEDS Is lit, The red LED lights
it system is charging; the green LED lights ii system is charged.
Mitts Power i has Alarm Module (PLAM) is an optional security feature tor the LPB <“stem, This module automatically triggers the
alarm ir‘ som e disrupts the system power anywhere along that cult, and it has a rechargeable battery that powers the alarm
until the atar condition is resolved and the keyswitch is cycled,
nepotism it the display does not have a power loss module or a battery backup system (described above), someone can disable the
main alarm by unplugging or cutting the main system power, thus maliing merchandise vulnerable to theft. To install the RAM:
1 Set system koyswitoh to DISABLE ALARM and turn oil power to the display.
2 Remove back cover oi the PLAM and install the rechargeable battery iprovidoo‘).
3 Mount modLil'= in a secur'= location. . -. . - .
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Connect a 4»piri keyswitch/alarm cable between the
KEY/ALARM input on the power loss module and the
KEY/AtARti/i connector on the system‘s alarm module.
5 Connect a 2.pin power cable between the power input
connector on the power loss module and the AUX POWER
output on the system's alarm modules
6 Turn on power to the display and set Mei/switch to ALARM
ON.
7 Verity that the PLAM‘S power LED is on and the battery is
charging (ClrlARGE LED is on).
Note: Refer to the Freedom Power Loss Alarm Module
Product Manual (063-0588-00) for additional details.

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ézsmiss‘zssfii You can boost power to two product posiitcms i .7 & 8) if you are mounting devices that have higher pawer requirements.
vtng a position boosted when it, does not require a booster wiil not negativeiy impact the devtce or the pettermance of the device.
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Ensum that SKUs/posttiai'is requiring the Power Booster are merchandise-d on aiarm posttions 7 and 8.
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Turn on main system power. Verify that Power LED on alarm moduleis) is on.
Cycle keyswitch (turn from DlSAB‘LE ALARM tc ALARM ON) to reset system,
Verify that Status LED on each puck is flashing twice every 7 seconds. This indicates puck is communicating with alarm
module.
l-told down trigger switch cn top of puck for It minute, Verify that system automatically learns and arms this pceition (LED
should be lit solid when puck is docked and flashing once even/3 seconds when lifted}.
Remcve finger from trigger switch. Verify that puck goes into an alarm state (puck LED should be flashing two times every
second and alarm should be soundim).
Cycle keyswitch. Verify that alarm sounder goes off and that puck's LED is flashing twice every 7 seconds when docked.
(Note: alarm may re :tivate ir' ... g ' is cycled too quickly.)
Repeat steps 476l13r all positions.
Hold down trigger gwitch on puck and cycle keyswrl‘ch.
Disconnect retractor cable from puck bottom. Verify that puck goes into an alarm state (puck LED should be flashing two
times every second ant: aiafrn should be sounding).
Note: Be very careful not to éet go of the cable as this coule damage the ircuit boards, A loose knot may he tied in the
_ actorcableifyou want to heeptt‘e Nb! from pulling through the ..
10 Cycle Keys-Witch and reconnect retractor cable.
11 Repeat steps 9-10 for all positions.
12 Cycle Keyswitch to reset the system when finished.

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1 Set alarrn keyswltch to DlSABLE ALARM.
2 Clean top of display puck anti back of device with alcohol
wipe. Allow both to dry. Attach VHB pad to top of puck.
3 Plug SmartCahle (mini-U88 end with retaining tabs) into
hack of truck.
imminent? You must plug the SmartCablo into the puck
before mounting the device. if you skip this step, you will
need to remove the device in order to connect the Smai‘tCable.
4 if device has removable battery door, use small squares of
double-sided tape to secure the battery door to the inside
of the device. Malta sure you place the tape to a flat, mm;
mmgxatttefliflace inside the battery compartment that will
make contact with the battery door when it is shot.
5 Review the Mounting Recommendations below belore
proceeding. Remove backing on the VHS pad and attach
deVice. Press firmly to ensure full adhesion ofthe VHB pad.
Plug other end of SmartCa is into device‘s power port.
If your kit includes a secondary security sensor, conne-c 'i
to the puck. Attach the. sensor head to the device. it is good
practice to always use a secondary sensor, even it it is not
included in the kit.
8 Thread one zip tie through channel in puch and wrap around
dew/ice Use . other tie t cure the economy sensor
head to the on for at least 12 hours so
adhesive bond can gain full strength.
9 Turn on (lei/ice to verify it powers on. Once you verify power,
rcset the alarm kcyswitch to ALARM 0N. Verify that the puck
light bar is on and not flashing.
Mounting Recommendations
9 “Button’ on top of puck is the primary sensor trigger. it must
be depressed fully to ensure product security and avoid false
alarms.
(r it possible, attach puck over both the body and removable
=cattery door. Be sure to attach the puck to as much of the
body as possible.
<> Offset the puck slightiyto one side in order to help hide the
secondary sensor.
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A secondary sensor is only required it included in kit.
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Attach secondary sensor to a flail, non—removable, nun—mov—
ing surface on device where it Will not interfere with device's
operations.
0 it is best to mount the secondary sensor to track. of device. if
sensor will not fit on back. or it the entire back is removable,
place sensor on face of device. The mounting area should be
large enough to prevent the sensor from rocklng.
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llow for motion if device flips open or slides.
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Try not to cover camera lenses With the puck or secondary
sensor. The flash can be covered if necessary.
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_. Actual devices, cables; sensors, may vary.
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You can secure a puck to its base usmg the puck lock bracket This provides additional product security by preventing access to
the reti'actor cable To use this option:
1 Lift puck and insert puck luck brackets into the base.
2 Return puck to base; then insert two security screws through bracket into threaded inserts on puck.
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1 Set keyswltch to DiSABLE ALARM.
2 Remnve Sman‘Cahle, zip ties. and secondary sensor (if present) from puck.
3 Use puck removal tool to twist the puck hack and forth until the pad separates. The pad should split in half, leaving adhesive
tape on both product and puck
4 Reprieve adhesive from product and puck usmg your thumb to roll tape off the surface
Use rubbing alcohoi to clean top pi puck and back of product.
6 Turn keyswitch to ALARM ON when finished to rearm system
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Thfi adhesive pad is very
strong". it you have ail" ulty
twisting the uni . use a flat-A
Gad screw or other
tool ti) first score the: ( 'iter
at til-3 part on all lciur sides.

UPERATiON
in; “ oi: Discharge yourself or’ any static electricity buitdup before touching any sensitive electronic components in the
display. You can do this by placing your hand on any adjacent metal oountortop or shelf unit.
firming tho oisotoy
1 Turn on power to the system.
2 Turn on aii mounted products.
3 Turn keyswitoh from DISABLE ALARM to ALARM ON.
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Verifyall pucks with mounted products have a solid LED.
System is now armed and ready for use.
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To disarm the display. turn the keyswrtoh to DtSABLE ALARM
The mounted devices wiii continue to operate usrng their
internal battery power a1d the LEDs will remain on, but no
alarms will trigger.
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The alarm feature works by having the system initially perform a ‘learn' function to check the exrsting product/puck configuration. It
then resets the alarm module to treat this existing configuration as 'normai‘ so that it can monitor changes to the security sensors.
tor oxampio, it there is not a product mounted on a puck. the missing product would normally trigger an alarm because of the
open sensor. With the learn function, however, the Eli stem now thinks the missing product is normal so no alarm sounds when it
detects the open sensor. The learn iunotion is poriormed whenever you turn the koyswitch from DISABLE ALARM to ALARM ON, and
when the main system power is recycled or restored.
The system atso automatically performs this learn function when a new product or sensor is added to the display, This actitnates and
arms the new sensor without having to relearn the new configuration using the keyswitch. This ‘auto learn' operates as ioiiows:
Q If you add a secondary sensor to a product on a learned puck‘ the sensor’s LED will flash every 2 seconds. if the sensor
ion-rams; closed for 60 seconds (continuous). it will be automatically learned and its. LED will turn solid.
<> if a product is mounted to an unlearned puck and one or more of its sensors are closed for 60 continuous seconds. the puck
will be automatically learned and its LEDis) wiil turn solid.

LED off
Solid LED
Double flash every
1 second with steady
alarm siren
No power Puck is armed
(battery drained) & aclive Security alarm
Single flash every lED fo Double flash every
3 55mm: (no device mountedi 7 seconds
Battery backup mode;
puck is armed
LED nff
No power
{battery drained)
LED UK will!
sleaily alarm siren
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Battery backup mode
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Single flash every
3 seem-ids
Puck is armed
& :l:i\re
LED off
(no device rnourz :'
Fuck left out or base more
than 4 hours causing
5 Battery backup mode or
communicatlm tnturn off i no power (battery drained)
*Keyswrtch set to ALARM ON
(no device mounted)
Puck' ~orrirnuriir:aling
bu until'armerl
Single flash every
l second with steady
alarm siren
Security alarm
Duuhle flash every
5 seconds
in: device mounted)
Puck is communicating
but is not armed
The alarm module uses two types 0f audible signals — an alarm siren
and an alert Chirp {snort been). The siren sounds when there an
issue with I: 2 product security, h as th urr l‘ncrlzed removal of
a prriduct. The alarm module emits an alert chirp if there is a system
maintenance issue.
Steady alarm siren
Security alarm caused by:
¢ Product renmvecl from an armed puck
¢ Active puck taken from the display, lusrng
communication with alarm module
#- Relraclrir cable cut
¢. Secnndary security sensor removed
or unplugged
¢ Product mounted incorrectly
+ Faulty puck
4} Fuck left out at base more than 4 hours
Alarm siren cycles 5 secnnris an and
55% then 5 seconds all; puck LED flashes
every 3 seconds. Cycling keyswiich will
not alleviate symptom.
Power short between the alarm module and
charge contacts. System removes power to
the affected position. Alarm Ian/eff sequence
continues until problem is solved. (Note: This
alarm will not sound it keyswlich is set to
DlSABLE ALARM}
Single chirp every minute
Puck left out oi base for more than 2 no: te.
Dcuhla chirp and flashing LED after
4 seconds when puck is returned to
base or when keyswilch ‘learn' event is
periorrnerl. Cycling keyswiich will not
alleviate symptum.
Short lecilll in SmarlCat)le nrcle '.e. Syslem
turns off pnwur in device until issue is
resolved Puck security remains runcliunal.
Triple chirp every minute
Punk battery is law «20% ballenr life).
Ten chirps every 30 minutes
System is; operating in ballery backup mode.
Chiming will stop once main power is r‘eslored.
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1 Check L on alt active trucks before turning' the key-switch to DISABLE ALARM. The alarming position will have a flashing LED
unless th retractor cable was cut and pucl-r. is missing.
2 Once you have identified the alarming position, turn the keyswitch to DISABLE ALARM to silence the alarm
3 identity and fix the alarming position usrng the list at alarming conditions on the previous page as a guide. if the retractor cabie
was {tutor damaged, disconnect the retractorand replace itwrth a new one.
4 Turn keyswi‘rch back to ALARM UN to rearm the system T:
puck LED should be solid red indicating it :5. again active and armed,
Th ,ystem prowess temporan/ power to keep the system armed when the main power supply is 0%
ll ' . the main power supply or it the main supply is turned tilt at night as part 0! the
store a or) otion. When the main power goes oit, the system automatically 5 into battery backup mode and the alarm sounder
chirps tent *. The system will continue to chirp ten times every 30 mini“ ,L ritil the main power is restored.
When operating in battery backup mode, the i.EDs on peeks with mounted products tlash once every 3 seconds. This indicates
products are still secure, but system is operating in battery mode.
The backup battery can only provide power for a limited time, up to 18 hours on a fully populated alarm module. Once power ts
restored, the system returns; to the normal operation mode. The system then automatically recharges the battery as needed.
tmportasttt The battery backup mode only provides power to keep the system armed it does not provide any power to operate or
recharge the products. The alarm module will also not learn any new pucks when operating in this mode,
MAINTENANCE
trttperisarsti Discharge yourself or“ any static electricity buiidup before touching any sensitive electronic components in the display.
You can do this by placing, your hand on any adjacent metal countertop or sheil‘ unit.
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re: sweat»; Retains maintenance
‘: ely check the retractdr cables to ens-tire they are not damaged or worn.
Reataaing the nest satiety
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it you ‘ = the puck is no longer cemmur‘rrcatingwith the alarm module, the internal puck battery may need to be replaced.
Please contact M‘l‘l Customer Service for replacement instructions
maternity: System Sempoeertts
The system's modular design makes it easy replace system components it they are damaged or test. To replace components:
Turn lteyswitch to DISABLE ALARM, and then turn oft the system power.
Disconnect any cables to the compon t.
Remove the component and replace as necessary.
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2
3
4 Reattaeh the cables as required.
5 Turn on the system power.
6
Turn keyswrtch to ALARM ON.
Note: Reterto the 'lnstallatiori & Setup' section i
trootions on installing and connecting the components,

TRGUBLESHGGTENG
All MTI products are designed and manuiactured to provide consistent, trouble—tree service. tithe display has a problem, refer
to the troubleshooting tabie beiow. if the problem persists, contact MTl Customer Service at 16004266844 [toll-free) or
503
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._)s are on
Dev 3 battery is notcnarglng or only
" 'ntermittently
. intermittent false alarms
LED is not solid even though product
is present
LED efiwith steady atarm siren when
puck is out of base
658 5500 (international), from 8AM - 5PM Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. Please send faxes to 503.648.7500 or e—mail
A power Jgis iripluggedtromthevall
outtet or power strip (if used} is turned off
Ensure AC power is securely plugged into the
wall outlet and power strip is on
Power suppiy is not connected to the alarm Piug power supply into the alarm modu‘e
module
Wrong1 SmartCable was used or is not Connect the correct SmartCable
connected
Loose cable connections between alarm Check cable connections between alarm
mod ule and retractor module anc- retractor
Damaged base contacts or connections Replace damaged parts
Puck is not correctly seated in its base Check contacts on puck and base to ensure
clean connection when puck i eating in base
Pro-3‘ bet is not securely mounted to puck,
ailowing alarm sensor to lift
terriount product on puck with new adhesive
pao‘, Ensure that the alarm sensor is fully
depressed. Secure product with tie wraps for a
minimum of 24 hours,
Damaged retractor cable or puck 'tepiace damaged parts
Loose cable between alarm module and NFC,
or loose connection between retractor and
puck. or loose cabie between base and NFC
Check all cable connections; secu =- with tie
wrap it needed to provide strain reiiet
Position was in alarm state when ‘iearn'
function was performed
‘urn keyswitch to DiSABLE ALARM and resolve
alarm issue; then return switch to ALARM 0N
Position has damaged puck tepiace puck
Product irriiziroperiy mounted Qemount product on puck Ensure that alarm
sensor is fully depressed. Secure product with
tie wraps.
?eturn puck to base; then recycle keys-witch to
silence alarm
Puck left out of base more than 4 hours
causing puck communication to shut down