NCR 7358-K036 Manual

Kit Instructions
uNAV Input Device
7358-K036
Issue A

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uNav Input Device
The uNav device provides a set of menu selection keys that permit people with visual or
tactile impairment or disability to easily use the R6L Plus. It also permits customers to
plug their headset into the device to receive audio instruction to help them navigate
and use the unit. This publication provides procedures for installing a uNav device to
any of the following SelfServ Checkout units:
Note: Ensure that the SelfServ Checkout unit is configured with ADK Version 6.0 for
the uNav to be used.
• NCRSelfServ™ Checkout (7350)
• NCRSelfServ™ Checkout (7350) R6 Lite
• NCRFastLane SelfServ™ Checkout (7358)
Note: For the purpose of illustration only, this publication shows images using an
NCRFastLane SelfServ™ Checkout (7358) R6L Plus unit.

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Kit Contents
Part Number Description
497-0527746 7358-K036 uNav Input Device Kit
497-0526011 Bracket - uNav Mounting Bracket
497-0526010 Bracket - uNav Housing
006-8626235 Screw, M3 x 5, Steel, Flat Head, Phillips, Black Oxide (2
pcs)
* 009-0032884 Cable Assembly – USB A to Mini-B 90 Degree Up (4000
mm)
* 497-0527944 uNav Adapter Bracket Drilling Guide
009-0007953 Nut - Self Locking-ROHS (3 pcs)
497-0519778 uNav Device
* 497-0423108 Instructions-Kit (Reference Sheet)
* Items marked with an asterisk are not called out on the image.

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Installation Procedures
To install the uNav device, follow these steps:
1. Do the following:
a. Connect the USBcable to the uNav device.
b. Secure the uNav device to the uNav housing using three (3) nuts, as shown in
the image below.

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2. Route the other end of the uNav cable through the hole on the uNav mounting
plate.
3. Hook the uNav mounting plate to the slot on the bottom of the uNav housing, as
shown in the image below.

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4. Secure the uNav housing to the uNav mounting plate using two (2) screws, as
shown in the image below.
5. Depending on the currency configuration of the SelfServ Checkout unit, place the
drilling guide on the Core Door, as shown in the image below.

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6. Cut along the cross pattern and then mark a spot on the Core Door.
Note: For the purpose of illustration only, the image below shows a Full Recycling
configuration unit.
7. Do the following:
a. On the marked spot, drill a hole of at least ¾ in (19 mm) diameter through the
Core Door.
b. Clean the Core Door to remove any drilling debris. For more information on
properly cleaning the Core Door, refer to NCR FastLane SelfServ™ Checkout (7358)
Hardware Service Guide (BCC5-0000-5265).
8. Feed the uNav cable through the drilled hole, as shown in the image below.
Note: For the purpose of illustration only, the image below shows a Full Recycling
configuration unit.

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9. Remove the protective film of the double-sided tape around the uNav mounting
plate and then attach the uNav device to the Core Door, as shown in the image
below.
Note: For the purpose of illustration only, the image below shows a Full Recycling
configuration unit.
10. Open the Core Door and then route the uNav cable through the cable clips at the
back of the Core Door, as shown in the image below.

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11. Route the uNav cable along with the other cables of Core Door components. For
more information, refer to Routing cables of Core Door Components on the facing page.
12. Connect the uNav cable to the I/O Box.
13. Turn on the SelfServ Checkout unit. The ADD/CADD window is displayed, showing
available devices.
Note: The NCRFastLane SelfServ™ Checkout application automatically runs and
installs all available devices. If the new or replaced device is not listed in the
ADD/CADDwindow, an error message is displayed. Follow the instructions on how
to fix the error and then, restart the SelfServ Checkout system.

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Routing cables of Core Door Components
When servicing R6L Plus Core Door components, NCR recommends routing their cables
together for proper bundling and cable dressing. To route the cables of Core Door
components, follow these steps:
Note: Ensure that all cables of the Core Door components are installed before applying
zip ties.
1. Route the cables along the Core wall, secure with wire saddles, and pass through the
cable hole as shown below.
Note: Bundle cable with other cables using a cable wrap.

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2. Through the Cable Access Hole, continue routing the cables up the rear of the Core
Cabinet wall and into the Receipt Printer side of the unit as shown below.

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3. From the Upper Cabinet frame, use cable ties to do the following:
a. Wrap the cables and then tie them on corresponding lance bridges to fix the
cables on the Upper Cabinet frame as shown in the image below.
b. Group the cables of the Core Door components and then tie them on the I/O Box
mounting plate as shown in the image above.