Smart Technologies SMART Board 3000i User manual

FCC Warning
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a "Class B" digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception (this can be determined by turning the equipment off and on) the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
Any changes or modifications to this "Class B" digital device that have not been expressly approved by SMART
Technologies Inc. could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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Important Information i
Important Information
Please read this manual carefully before setting up and using the Rear Projection SMART Board
3000i interactive whiteboard. With proper care, your 3000i should provide years of trouble-free
service.
Other Warnings and Safety Precautions
For operating safety and to avoid damage to the unit, follow these instructions.
1 Move the cabinet with care. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces can overturn
the cabinet.
2 When you transport the 3000i, only ship the cabinet in the upright position. In addition, never
lay the interactive whiteboard face down.
3 If you transport the 3000i over a distance, we strongly urge you to completely repackage it
using the original packaging. This packaging for the 3000i was designed with optimal shock
and vibration protection. If the original packaging is no longer available, pack all components
with as much padding as reasonably possible to ensure that they are not exposed to
excessive vibration or shock.
WARNING
The projector inside the 3000i cabinet is a high-brightness light source. Do not stare into the
beam of light or view it directly. Be especially careful that children do not stare directly into the
beam of light.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
WARNING for European Customers
The 3000i should only be used with European TN and TT power distribution systems.
The 3000i is not suitable for older, IT-type power distribution systems found in some European
countries. “This system (IT-type) is widely used isolated from earth, in some installations in
France, with impedance to earth, at 230/400V, and in Norway, with voltage limiter, neutral not
distributed, at 230V line-to-line.” (IEC 60950:1999)
Contact qualified personnel if you're uncertain of the type of power system available where the
3000i is to be installed.

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4 If cabinet assembly is required, we strongly recommend that at least two people perform this
task.
5 Do not touch the rear surface of the interactive whiteboard or apply isopropyl alcohol,
water or acetone.If any of these fluids come into contact with this surface, the diffusion
coating on the rear of the interactive whiteboard could be damaged, resulting in a
permanent deterioration in display quality.
6 If you inadvertently smudge the rear surface of the interactive whiteboard, wipe it carefully
with a soft cloth and alcohol-free glass cleaner. Do not spray the glass cleaner directly
onto the surface; spray it lightly on the cloth, and then gently dab the rear surface of the
interactive whiteboard until the marks are removed.
7 Avoid setting up and using the 3000i in an area with excessive levels of dust, humidity and
cigarette smoke.
8 Lock the casters after you set up the cabinet, so it remains stationary while in use.
9 Avoid exposing the 3000i to extreme heat or cold. The operating temperature range is
from 41ºF to 85ºF (5ºC to 29ºC) with up to 80% humidity (non-condensing). The shipping
and storage range is from -4ºF to 95ºF (-20ºC to 35ºC) with up to 80% humidity (non-
condensing).
10 Unplug the cabinet during electrical storms or if you won't use it for an extended period of
time.
11 This product is equipped with a three-wire grounding-type plug. This plug will only fit into a
grounding-type power outlet. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, have your
electrician replace the obsolete outlet. Do not circumvent the safety features of the
grounding-type plug.
12 Handle the power cord carefully and avoid excessive bending. Route the power cord so its
unlikely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against it. Do not modify the
power cord.
13 If you require replacement parts, ensure the service technician uses the replacement parts
specified by SMART Technologies Inc. or parts with the same characteristics as the
original.
Cleaning the Cabinet Components and Mirrors
Periodically dust mirrors and cabinet components using a soft cloth. You can clean all the mirrors
using a standard, alcohol-free glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
Before you clean the interactive whiteboard, log off the computer. If you touch the screen when
the computer is in any other state (e.g., with a program open or at the desktop), pressure applied
to the screen will activate program components or scramble desktop icons. We therefore
recommend that you first log off, and then put the projector into standby mode to view dirt and
streaks more effectively. To clean the writing surface of the interactive whiteboard, use a standard
glass cleaner. Just spray the board with cleaning fluid and wipe with a paper towel.
Remove marks made with a permanent marker by completely covering them with the ink from a
dry-erase marker (not a low-odor marker). Then wipe with a soft cloth. Dry-erase ink contains
solvents that work to remove permanent ink. If any trace of the original permanent ink remains,
spray the area with standard glass or whiteboard cleaner and wipe clean.
The back of the interactive whiteboard screen is well protected from handling by its location on the
inside of the cabinet. However, if it must be dusted, or if a mark has been made on its surface,
wipe it gently with a soft cloth and standard alcohol-free glass cleaner.

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WARNING: Do not, under any circumstances, apply isopropyl alcohol, water or acetone to the
rear surface of the interactive whiteboard screen.If any of these fluids come into contact with this
surface, the diffusion coating could be damaged, resulting in a permanent deterioration in display
quality.
Cleaning the Projector
Before you clean the projector, make sure it's been unplugged.
CAUTION: Don't unplug the power cable while the hourglass icon or the message "Please Wait a
Moment" appears on the screen, or while the POWER or STATUS indicators are alternately
flashing.
Periodically clean the projector with a damp cloth. If it has become heavily soiled you may use a
mild detergent, but don't use strong detergent or a solvent, such as alcohol or thinner. Use a
blower or lens paper to clean the lens, being careful not to scratch or mar the lens.
Clean the air-filter sponge with a vacuum after every 100 hours of operation (more often in dusty
conditions) as described on page E-54 of the NEC MT1065/MT1060 User's Manual. To access
the air-filter sponge, face the front of the cabinet, open the front doors, and loosen the front
projector strap.
Replacing the Projector Lamp and Filter
Replace the lamp when you see the message "The lamp has reached the end of its usable life.
Please replace the lamp." To do this, order a replacement standard lamp (MT60LP) or extended
life lamp (MT60LPS) from your NEC or SMART dealer.
In order to replace the lamp, you must first remove the projector from the cabinet. See page 40
of this manual and page E-53 in the NEC MT1065/1060 User's Manual for instructions on
replacing the lamp.
You should replace your projector lamp after 2000 hours (normal mode). The projector will turn off
automatically and go into standby mode after 2100 hours (normal mode). To find out how many
hours of lamp use remain, go to the projector menu and select Help > Information > Page 4 tab.
Replacing the used lamp with a new lamp automatically clears the lamp usage hours. When you
replace the projector lamp, you should also replace the projector filter. This filter is automatically
shipped with the replacement lamp.
CAUTIONS
•Do not remove any screws except the two lamp case screws. You could receive an electric
shock.
•Do not replace the projector lamp with any lamp but the NEC MT60LP standard lamp or the
NEC MT60LPS extended life lamp available from NEC or SMART.
•After you turn off the projector, allow at least one minute to elapse before you unplug it. Do
not touch or replace the projector lamp (which will be very hot) for at least an hour.

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Lamp Mode
Two lamp modes are available: the default (and recommended) Normal mode (100% brightness)
and Eco mode (80% brightness). Eco mode is dimmer than Normal mode, but offers increased
lamp longevity and conserves power.
Projector Power
Put the projector into standby mode at the end of each session by pressing the Projector
Standby button on the 3000i Control Panel. However, if you don't intend to use the projector for
an extended period, turn it off and then unplug it.
CAUTION:Do not turn off the projector and then immediately turn it back on.The projector
needs to cool for a minute before it can be restarted. After the projector turns off, the cooling
fans keep operating for a full minute, so don't unplug it during this time.
Preventing Damage to the Writing Surface
While the interactive whiteboard is very durable, sharp objects can scratch or cut the surface.
Sharp writing instruments, such as ballpoint or fine-point pens, can damage the surface if
enough pressure is applied. Keep these types of pens away from the interactive whiteboard and
avoid abrasive erasers and cleaning materials.

Contents
Contents
Important Information........................................................................ i
Cleaning the Cabinet Components and Mirrors ............................................. ii
Cleaning the Projector ................................................................................... iii
Preventing Damage to the Writing Surface ................................................... iv
Introduction ....................................................................................... 1
3000i Features................................................................................................1
SMART Pen Tray Features ............................................................................3
Control Panel ..................................................................................................4
Side Features .................................................................................................5
Rear Features.................................................................................................6
Connection Panel ...........................................................................................7
Main Power Input and Power Outputs ............................................................8
Installation ......................................................................................... 9
Setting Up the 3000i .......................................................................................9
Installing the Guest Laptop Shelf..................................................................10
Removing the Rear Access Panel................................................................11
Installing and Connecting the Internal Computer .........................................12
Powering up the 3000i ..................................................................................13
Adjusting Computer Power Settings.............................................................14
Adjusting the Projected Image......................................................................15
Keeping Projector Power On ........................................................................17
Matching Computer Resolution to Projector Resolution...............................18
Installing the SMART Board Software CD....................................................18
Configuring and Orienting the Interactive Whiteboard .................................19
Connecting a Guest Laptop..........................................................................21
Connecting a VCR or DVD ...........................................................................23
Connecting to a Printer .................................................................................25
Connecting to a Network ..............................................................................26
Connecting an External Sound System ........................................................27
Connecting an External Monitor or Projector................................................28
Basic Operations............................................................................. 29
Starting Up the 3000i ....................................................................................29
Startup Scenarios .........................................................................................30
Changing the Display Source .......................................................................33
Customer Support........................................................................... 36
Contacting SMART Technical Support.........................................................36
Warranty.......................................................................................................36
Registration Card..........................................................................................36
Appendix A: Disassembling the 3000i........................................... 37
Appendix B: Removing the Projector (to Replace Lamp)............ 40
Appendix C: Connecting Rack-Mount Equipment........................ 43
Appendix D: Installing the Optional Videoconferencing Shelf.... 44
Appendix E: Projector Settings ..................................................... 48
Appendix F: Laptop Umbilical Connections................................. 49
Appendix G: Cabling Schematic.................................................... 51
Index................................................................................................. 52

Contents

3000i Installation Guide 1
Introduction
The 3000i is a slim Rear Projection SMART Board interactive whiteboard cabinet with an
integrated LCD projector and a 67" (170.2 cm) diagonal interactive SMART Super Screen. (The
Super Screen is an interactive whiteboard designed for enhanced rear-projection clarity.) To
enable rear projection capability, a mirror system in the cabinet redirects the projected image from
your computer, VCR, DVD player or guest laptop onto the back of the interactive whiteboard
screen. Without the distracting shadows of a front-projection system, you can then perform any
normal computer operation, such as opening or closing an application, scrolling through a file, or
opening your browser, just by touching the screen surface.
3000i Features
•Minimal floor space requirements. Fits easily through any standard doorway for true room-to-
room mobility
•Locking front doors for enhanced security
•An integrated 2600 ANSI lumen, true-XGA projection system
•An audio system, a SMART Pen Tray (including four styluses and an eraser) and a wireless
keyboard
•A Control Panel next to the Pen Tray with easily accessible projector and volume controls
•A Connection Panel at the rear of the cabinet that enables you to easily connect a guest
laptop, network cable, printer, VCR or DVD, second projector and room audio system
•A touch-sensitive interactive whiteboard that enables you to do everything you can do at a
computer workstation −open files, conference with others, create new or edit existing
documents, visit Internet sites, play video clips, etc. −simply by touching the interactive
whiteboard. You can also write over any live application in electronic ink using a Pen Tray
stylus or your finger, and then save your annotations to a SMART Notebookfile for future
reference and distribution.
•Guest-laptop (or any external computer) support via a side-mounted shelf and laptop umbilical
(a harnessed cable assembly). Simply plug the audio, video, serial and power cables from the
laptop umbilical into the appropriate ports on the guest laptop. The output from the laptop then
displays on the 3000i screen, so you can control the laptop presentation by touching the
interactive whiteboard (if SMART Board software has been installed on the laptop computer).
NOTE: If the guest laptop does not have a serial port, use the SMART USB adapter (order
number USB-ADP) to complete the serial connection.

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Getting to Know Your 3000i
SMART Super Screen
Projector Platform
(with round-hole, rack-mounting rails)
Laptop Shelf
Your Computer
Manual Pocket
Lockable Doors
Lockable Casters (x 4)
SMART Pen Tray
Control Panel

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SMART Pen Tray Features
Using a Pen Tray Stylus
To write on top of the computer image, just
pick up a stylus from the Pen Tray and
write on the interactive whiteboard.
To write in a different color, place the
current stylus back in its slot and select
another. Since color recognition comes from
the slots in the Pen Tray rather than the
styluses themselves, you must ensure that
each stylus is returned to its proper slot (the
slot with the corresponding color) when you
finish using it.
You also have the option of changing any or
all of these styluses to highlighters,
assigning one of 16 colors to them, or
altering their width. You can also change the
size of the area erased by the Pen Tray
eraser.
To reconfigure the styluses or eraser, click
on the interactive whiteboard driver icon in
the system tray, select Control Panel, and
click on the Pen Tray tab.
Using the Pen Tray Buttons
Press the top Pen Tray button to make the
SMART Keyboard appear for on-screen typing
and handwriting recognition. Press the bottom
button to make the next contact with the
interactive whiteboard a right-mouse click.
You can reconfigure these default behaviors
so that either button can initiate any of the
following events:
•Print the current page
•Move to the preceding or the following
Notebook file page
•Clear all annotations from the current
page
•Produce a floating mouse
To reconfigure the Pen Tray buttons, click on
the SMART Board icon in the system tray,
select Control Panel,and click on the Pen
Tray tab.
Eraser
Black Stylus
Blue Stylus
Red Stylus
Green Stylus
Pen Tray Buttons
Keyboard Button
Right-Mouse Button

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Control Panel
The Control Panel allows you to adjust major aspects of the visual display, as well as the volume
of the internal (or a connected external) sound system. The volume settings for individual input
sources are retained. In other words, if you set the audio level differently for each device, these
settings are preserved when you switch back and forth among devices.
NOTE: Be careful not to press the Control Panel buttons in quick succession. If the projector is
busy processing a request (indicated by the appearance of an hourglass), do not press another
Control Panel button until it has completed its processing.
Control Panel Features
1 Display Source Button
Press this button to select the input
display source for the projector: choose
from the internal computer, a VCR or
DVD player, or a connected guest
laptop. The LED indicators to the right of
this button indicate the current display
source. Exercise some patience when
using this button: You should expect a
very slight delay between LED
illumination and source change.
2 Volume
Press the arrow buttons to adjust the
volume for the current input source. Audio
settings are retained for each source.
3 Brightness
Press the arrow buttons to brighten
or darken the projected image.
4 Contrast
Press the arrow buttons to increase
or decrease the level of contrast in
the projected image.
5 Projector Standby Button
Press this button to put the projector
into standby mode from its active
state. In standby mode, the projector
remains powered up, but the lamp is
off. Projector power should always
remain on, unless you will not use the
3000i for an extended period.
If the lamp is on when you press the
Projector Standby button, the
projector enters into a five-minute
period of reversible standby. If you
press the Projector Standby button
again during this period, the system
is instantly restored. After five
minutes, the lamp powers down and
full standby mode initiates.
The green LED indicator immediately
to the left of this button indicates the
current status of the lamp, as shown
in the table below:
LED Behavior Projector Lamp Status
Blinking moderately fast Lamp is in the process of powering up
Remains steady green Lamp is on
Blinking very fast Lamp is in reversible standby mode
Blinking slowly Lamp is in the process of powering down
No light Lamp is off
1
Display Source Button
2
Volume
3
Brightness
4
Contrast
5
Projector Standby Button
Quick Start Instructions
LED Indicator of
Lamp Status
LED Indicators of
Current Display Source

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Side Features
Guest Laptop Shelf
This shelf is specifically designed to support a guest laptop (or a VCR/DVD player). You can mount this
shelf on either side of the cabinet. For instructions on installing the shelf, see page 10.
Keyboard Holder
This holder provides a convenient means of storing the wireless keyboard when it’s not in use.
Handle
Keyboard Holder
Guest Laptop Shelf

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Rear Features
Closeup of Connection Panel
Computer 2 Inputs
Outputs
S-Video
Printer / Network
Auxiliary
Inputs
A
Com
p
uter 2
Serial
Computer 2
Serial
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
7
10
S-Video

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Connection Panel
The Connection Panel allows you to make a variety of external connections to the 3000i cabinet:
•A printer (1), dedicated to the internal computer
•A network (2), making the full resources of the network available to the internal computer
•An external projector (3), allowing projection of the internal computer or guest laptop (RGB output only)
onto an auditorium-sized display for presentation to a large group.
•A VCR or DVD player (4, 5and 8). Press the Display Source button on the Control Panel to display
VCR input (but not S-video input from a DVD player) on the interactive whiteboard. You’ll need to select
the S-video input from a VCR/DVD player via your projector remote control.
•An external sound system (9), allowing audio rebroadcast to the room’s sound system. The
external sound system is then controlled by the Volume buttons on the Control Panel.
•A guest laptop (6, 7and 10). Press the Display Source button on the Control Panel to display the guest
laptop input on the interactive whiteboard. If the SMART Board driver is installed, you can control the
laptop by touching the board.
Getting to Know Your Connectors
1 Printer Connector (Female)
Use a DB25 printer cable (not provided) to
connect an external printer that is
dedicated solely to the internal computer.
2 Network IN
Use a standard male-to-male RJ45
network cable (not provided) to enable
10/100 BaseT networking with the
internal computer.
3 Video OUT (Male)
Use an HD DB15 video cable (not provided)
to connect an external projector or monitor
to this video port (RGB output only).
4 RCA Composite Video IN
Use an RCA composite video cable (not
provided) to connect the video output from a
VCR/DVD player.
5 S-Video IN
Connect an S-video cable (not provided)
from the S-video OUT connector on a
VCR/DVD player.
6 Computer 2 Video IN (Female)
Connect the supplied DB15 video cable
(labeled Computer 2 Video in the Laptop
Umbilical cable bundle) to this 15-pin
connector (female). At the laptop end,
connect the Computer 2 Video cable to the
laptop’s own 15-pin video port.
7 Computer 2 Audio IN (Female)
Connect the supplied 3.5 mm audio cable
(labeled Computer 2 Audio in the Laptop
Umbilical) to this 3.5 mm jack. At the laptop
end, connect the Computer 2 Audio cable
to the laptop’s 3.5 mm audio OUT.
8 Audio IN
Use standard red and white RCA audio
cables (not provided) to connect the
audio output from a VCR/DVD player to
the RCA jacks. Be careful to keep your
right and left channel connections correct
for stereo sound.
9 Room Audio OUT
Use standard 3.5 mm audio cables (not
provided) to deliver unamplified sound mixed
from the internal computer, guest laptop and
VCR/DVD player to an external room sound
system. Volume buttons on the Control Panel
will control the volume of sound from the
external speakers.
10 Computer 2 Serial IN (Male)
Connect the supplied RS−232 serial cable
(labeled Computer 2 Serial in the Laptop
Umbilical) to this 9-pin port. At the laptop
end, connect the Computer 2 Serial cable
to the laptop’s 9-pin serial port (for a USB
connection, use the SMART USB adapter
(order number USB-ADP)).
This connection enables touch control of the
projected laptop contents on the interactive
whiteboard.

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Main Power Input and Power Outputs
Located to the right of the Connection Panel (as you face the rear of the cabinet), the Main Power
IN provides power to the projector, the internal computer, connected peripherals and the laptop.
The Laptop Power OUT is used to provide power to a guest laptop via the Laptop Umbilical. The
remaining Power OUTs are for the internal computer, projector, VCR or DVD, and printer.
Power Connections
Main Power IN
Connect the supplied IEC country-specific power cord to the Main Power Input and then connect the
pronged end to an appropriate wall outlet.
Laptop Power OUT
A generic laptop power cord is installed at our factory. You must connect country-specific ends (in the
power kit) to the laptop end of the umbilical.
Computer and Peripherals Power OUT (x 4)
The internal computer and connected peripherals can draw power from this series of IEC outlets, located
inside the rear access panel. The power cable for the internal computer is both supplied and connected
to one of these outlets. You connect the other end to the computer after you've installed it.
Main Power IN
Laptop Power OUT
Computer and
Peripherals
Power OUT (x 4)

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Installation
This section of the manual describes how to:
•set up the 3000i cabinet (p. 9)
•install the guest laptop shelf (p. 10)
•remove the rear access panel in preparation for computer installation (p. 11)
•install, connect and configure the internal computer (p. 12)
•adjusting the projected image (p.15)
•connect a guest laptop (p. 21)
•install and connect a VCR or DVD (p. 23)
•connect a printer (p. 25)
•connect a network (p. 26)
•connect an external sound system (p. 27)
•connect an external projector or monitor (p. 28)
Setting Up the 3000i
1 Remove the cabinet from its shipping carton (following the Unpacking Instructions).
2 Unpack the contents of the shipping carton and wheel the system to an appropriate
location within reach of a power source.
NOTE: Leave sufficient space around the entire cabinet so you can comfortably access
it as you perform the following assembly and connection procedures.
3 Lock the casters by pressing down on the caster tab locks on the wheel exterior; unlock
the casters by pressing down on the caster tab locks on the wheel interior, as shown in
the figure below.
NOTE: As a safety precaution, and for greater ease of use, the casters should remain locked
while the 3000i is in use.
Locking and Unlocking Casters
LockUnlock

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Installing the Guest Laptop Shelf
1 Locate the two laptop shelf keyholes and the single thumbscrew hole on the upper right
(or left) side of the cabinet. Remove the plastic hole covers.
2 Push the two protruding bolts on the edge of the shelf into the two keyholes, and then
push the shelf firmly down.
3 Push the captive thumbscrew at the bottom of the shelf into the thumbscrew hole and tighten.
TIP
You can install the shelf
on either side of the
cabinet. If you're
installing the shelf on the
computer side of the
cabinet, install the shelf
before the computer. The
plastic hole covers are
much easier to remove
when the computer is not
inside.
2 Keyholes
Thumbscrew Hole
Guest Laptop Shelf

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Removing the Rear Access Panel
You must remove the rear access panel before installing your internal computer. Once you’ve
powered on the projector and internal computer, it’s advisable to replace the rear access panel −
as well as lock the cabinet front doors −as a security precaution.
To remove the rear access panel
1 Loosen the two captive thumbscrews at the top of the rear access panel.
2 Rotate the top of the rear access panel toward you and then pull it upwards, releasing it
from the cabinet.
Captive Thumbscrews
Rear Access Panel

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Installing and Connecting the Internal Computer
To position and secure the computer
1 Slide the computer into place above the computer straps, and then use them to secure
it.
NOTE: The straps allow you to roll the cabinet from room to room without removing the
computer. However, these straps will not secure the computer in place during cabinet
transportation. If you move the cabinet, remove the computer first.
2 Locate the tie-wrapped bundle of labeled cables dangling inside the cabinet. In addition
to this cable bundle, AC power, keyboard and mouse cables are located nearby.
3000i Computer Cables
To make all cable connections to the computer
1 Connect the Computer 1 Video cable to the Monitor Video connector.
2 Connect the Computer 1 Audio cable to the Audio Line OUT.
3 Connect the Computer 1 Serial cable to an available COM port.
NOTE: If you're connecting a computer without a serial port, use the SMART USB
adapter (order number USB-ADP) to connect to the Computer 1 Serial cable.
4 Connect the Printer Acable to the 25-pin parallel port (printer) connector.
5 Connect the Network cable to the network card (if applicable).
6 Connect the Mouse and Keyboard cables to the PS/2 mouse port (identified
by a mouse symbol) and the PS/2 keyboard port (identified by a keyboard symbol).
7 Connect the AC power cord to the Computer Power IN port.
Keyboard
Mouse
Computer 1
Audio
Computer 1
Video
Printer
A
Computer 1
Serial
Network