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SMART CUBE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Smart Cube
CR338 Installation
Adhesive Resistant Devices
CR338 Removal
IR Keyfob Troubleshooting
Spare Parts
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SMART CUBE
CR338
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K-CR338-02W
CR338 positions will adhere to the
top of the Smart Cube.
K-CR338-02W
CR338 - Phone & Tablet Security
Ensure the tamper switch is depressed
and properly aligned prior to securing
the pedestal in place.
CR338
Bottom View
The power cable routes behind
the shelf and plugs into the power
supply behind the panel at the
bottom of the xture.
Power Supply
Underside View
How to Remove Access Panel
Find the xture side with the hand-
grip on the bottom. Lift and pull the
panel to remove from the xture.
CR338
Side View
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CR338
Installation
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Tools & Parts Needed
VP-1751W
V-T99
AD-238-8
oror
KF-1106
AD-239-5
AP-001-200
Remove adhesive
liner on sensor
and adhere to
the center of the
device.
Plug the power
coupler into sensor
and device.
Clean the back of the device with an
alcohol pad and wipe dry.
Attach the sensor to the pedestal by
twisting the boot into the sensor.
Arm the system
by pressing the
red “lock” button
on the IR Keyfob
(KF-1106). Point
the keyfob near
the black receiver
above the LED.
Plug the power
supply into the
pedestal and into
an AC outlet.
VP-1707W
V-39
Make sure the tamper switch is fully
depressed and properly aligned
before mounting.
CORRECTINCORRECT
Side View
Clean xture surface and wipe dry.
Remove the adhesive liner on the
base of the pedestal and adhere the
pedestal to the xture.
IMPORTANT: Hold for 30 seconds to ensure
a strong bond.
Bottom View
IMPORTANT: If you are securing a glass back
device, see page 32 prior to adhering sensor. System is on battery only if LED is ashing quickly.
Must have power plugged in to arm the system.
P-21012 P-21006 P-21002
Tamper Switch
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ADHESIVE RESISTANT DEVICES
Merchandising Requirements | All Glass Back Phones
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AD-218 - Clear Adhesive
Any device that has a glass back requires the AD-218 to
make sure VPG sensors properly adhere to the product.
1) Clean the back of the device with an alcohol pad
and wipe dry immediately.
2) Remove the adhesive liner from the AD-218.
3) Adhere the AD-218 to the back of the device.
4) IMPORTANT: Ensure the tamper switch on the CR338
sensor aligns with one of the 3 holes on the AD-218
adhesives.
Note: Heat (whether it be ambient or from the device)
plays a major role in the effectiveness of adhesives. For
optimal adhesive bond, phones should be displayed in a
cool, dry area.
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CR338
Pedestal Removal
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Gently twist the removal tool to break the
adhesive bond.
Place the VP-1477 removal tool over
the pedestal with the indentation side
facing up.
Optionally, you can use the V-44 removal
tool. Wrap the removal tool’s cable
underneath the pedestal.
Alternate pulling the removal tool handles
with each hand, in a sawing motion, until
the pedestal is detached.
Tools & Parts Needed
VP-1446
V-44
VP-1477
or
KF-1106
Disarm the system by pressing the
green “unlock” button on the IR
Keyfob (KF-1106).
Use the magnet tool (VP-1446) to twist and
release the boot from the sensor.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT try to pull up on the CR338 base. It can damage the
pedestal and/or the xture. To remove a CR338 pedestal that’s adhered
to Verizon xtures, follow the steps below.
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IR KEYFOB (KF-1106)
Troubleshooting
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Arming and Disarming
Use the red “lock” button to arm
the system, and the green “unlock”
button to disarm the system.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the button pads
are not installed upside down.
Disarm
Arm
DIP Switches
Check to see if the
alarm’s DIP switches
match by opening the
IR keyfob. Compare
the DIP switch settings
inside the keyfob with
the alarm you are
arming or disarming.
Pictured to the right is
the EnCore.
Note: CR338s do not have to have
matching DIP switch settings in order
for the keyfob to arm and disarm those
systems.
IR Emission
Ensure you hold the keyfob in
the proper orientation.
The IR signal emits from the front
and front underside of the fob.
Point the keyfob at the IR lens on
the product.
Battery Life
Battery life varies depending on keyfob usage. In most use
cases, the keyfob battery (CR2032) can last at least 1 year.
Battery Check
To check if the battery is dead, cup your
hand around the keyfob, or go into a dark
room. Hold down one of the buttons and look
for a strobing red LED through the blue plastic
as shown.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT hold down the buttons
when attempting to arm or disarm. After
holding a button down for 5 seconds, the key
is programmed to stop emitting the IR signal
to avoid draining the battery. You must wait
10 seconds for it to reset.
Range
You must be within 6”-12” of the IR receiver.
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SPARE PARTS
Maintenance
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CR338 Kit
K-CR338-02W
CR338 Pedestal
VP-1751W CR338 Sensor
VP-1707W Mounting Kit
K-1106 Power Supply
V-39
PAS
PAS Bracket
VP-1431C-5 Clear PAS Bracket
VP-1202C-5 Type-C PAS Sensor
VP-1439
Micro USB PAS
Sensor
VP-1603
Power
Couplers
Micro USB Coupler
P21001 USB-C Coupler
P21005 Lightning Coupler
P21015
Tools Sensor Removal
Tool
VP-1477
1/8” Allen Security
Screwdriver
T-99
1/8” Allen Security
Screwdriver
V-T900
Allen Security
Wrench
V-41 Magnet Tool
VP-1446
Adhesives
CR338 Adhesive
AD-239-5
CR338 Sensor
Adhesive
AD-238-8 Glass Adhesive
AD-218-10 Primer Stick
AD-105-5 Alcohol Pads
AP-001-200
Misc.
Power Supply
V-39 IR Keyfob
KF-1106 Supply Bag
VPG Bank Bag
