Bretford MDMLAP30BP
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1. the Power Module follow these wiring and cable Stat wit he B Section on te top shelf B5 mroug AN OE keep you informed at a instructions From the back fish the Pover Connector Cable tomt Condset B hrough 3 pass thru hole in the dhider panel glance of what s going directly behind the 85 Vertical Slot on in the cart www bretford com Go to the font of the cart and atach the Power Connector cable to the 2 clips bow the 85 Slot Directional a Locking Casters canbe locked as a rigid caster 3 point Security C 1 0 c9 cs C7 C6 B 1 0 B9 BS B7 BG for easy rolling down on both front amp back doors Store BOTTOM Row cordsets in this cordbin These numbers represent the order of the computers on the front the hallway unlocked with programmable ee E ZE Ta to swivel for easily combination padlocks plus Always On Electrical Galei Leave erough cable hanging don to atach the Pover Connector to the Computer plug in he Computer ae into ugh ace pene Under the Brain accessible from the rear of the cart Return to the back of the cart and plug the opposite end of he Pov r Cord into the designate B5 electrica outet is one unique Electrical Outiet rated for 1 Amp Bundle the extra cables with the Adapter Brick and vraowith the Vecro cable srap end lay he vrapped decir is arl peaa a T me po Cordset inside the Cordbin making sure there Sno tenson beween hewrapped Cordset the Power Cords x Continue Cable Managementwith Computer and Cordse2. 16 W x 11 H Folded three times like a map ize hed si inis F Cut Here USER S GUIDE INTELLIGENT Laptop Computer Cart natin i ATT LD TTT WW minnn inn tinrin meee TT i uni TTT Wn LAPSOULV CT 30 Laptop Computers in Vertical Slots Maximize your technology investment Unique Power Management amp Control System patent pending gives you the ability to Extend the battery life of your computers with one touch Save on energy costs the Brain knows the more charged a battery the less power it requires Designed for the IT Coordinator the Instructor amp the Student Easy set up for the IT Coordinator Easy to maintain by the Instructor Easy to use for the Student Color Coded Labeling System helps keep you in control and your investment organized UL All about Safety amp Security Peace of mind knowing that the entire cart is UL Listed not just the electrical units So your students your real technology investment are safe and secure S BRETFORD 11000 Seymour Avenue Franklin Park IL 60131 USA 800521 9614 www bretford com 031 8300 10 26 09 JAF Assembly Instructions Unleash the Power Cord The 10 foot Power Cord is tucked inside the back of the cabinet Looking at the back of the cart find the grommet hole beside the right handle Thread the plug through the grommet hole pull the cord Attach the Push Pull Handles Attach the two Push Pull H
3. GS and manages the charging current voltage and temperature of the battery If the temperature of the battery exceeds limits the microcircuit will stop charging the battery until the temperature drops to acceptable levels LAP3OULV CT CAUTION Do Not block the ventilation holes on the cart Proper air flow is required for safe operation of equipment CAUTION Cart with computers should be keep in a room with a maximum temperature not to exceed 77 F or 25 C CAUTION Maximum weight of accessories on top of cabinet is 25 pounds Do not block ventilation holes when charging batteries Keeping the battery cooler while charging allows the battery to charge faster 30 Laptop Computers in Vertical Slots CAUTION Avoid loading equipment in the cart in a uneven fashion Uneven weight distribution could cause a hazardous condition Cable Management System The Cable Clutter Closet Power Module keeps the constant flow c5 c4 c3 C2 C1 of power from a single Store TOP Row cordsets in this cordbin These numbers represent the order of the computers on the front batteries where needed THUPPENE Ranney wall outlet charging WU v ayters bej N ioke outer with it Aj Jg For the Turbo Charge Modes inp he Laptop Compute S ais carei te npaka ts matching Cordset E G LED Lights to operate properly please Label each Computer and its Cordset wath the sbyolied labes Ai through A10 81 through B10 C1 through C10 on
4. andles to the ends of the cart with the provided Allen Wrench and the four 4 20 x 1 Bolts ien DYA arenan Power Management System The Brain Push the Mode Button 3 LED comes on AAAOONARONONINIINI HURDVEEEEE ETE Push the Mode Button 5 Push the Mode Button 4th LED comes on 4th LED comes on BLUE BLUE BLUE Only Computers plugged Only Computers plugged Only Computers plugged into Power Strip A into Power Strip B into Power Strip C are TURBO Charging are TURBO charging are TURBO charging T 1 Turn Red Switch ON 1t LED comes on BRETFORD GREEN Cart has power Push the Mode Button Push the Mode Button 2nd LED comes on 5th LED comes on YELLOW ORANGE All computers in the cart are Only the 2 Auxiliary Outlets have charging power no battery charging Power Strips A amp B amp C are controlled by the Brain which shifts the power from one strip to the other and even allows a Turbo Charge where all available power is sent to either Power Strip A or B or C Steps 3 amp 4 amp 5 Only One Electrical Plug to the wall outlet reduces nuisance tripping of circuit breakers Round Robin sequencing evaluates the demand for power from each electrical strip of ten computers concentrating on those batteries that have the most demand for power Round Robin also allows each electrical stri
5. let stays on as long as the Red Power Switch is on see below Left alone the Brain will automatically turn on the Yelllow light which means that all power is being sent to charge the computer batteries Green C Power On Yellow Power to the all the laptops Blue C Turbo Charge 10 at a time Amber 2 Auxiliary Outlets ONLY 1X Yellow Light comes on all laptops charging 2X Blue Turbo Light comes on All available power diverted to Power Strip A 3X 2 Blue Turbo Light comes on All available power diverted to Power Strip B 4X 3 Blue Turbo Light comes on All available power diverted to Power Strip C 5X Amber Light comes on All available power diverted to the 2 Auxiliary Monument Outlets ONLY no charging 6X Reverts to Green Light indicating power in the cart Always On Electrical Outlet B il i r l i o lt a cart is one unique Electrical Outlet rated for 1 Under the Brain accessible from the rear of the Amp This outlet is for a Wireless Access Point The Wireless Access Point s power cord can be routed through the cart at the side cord pass thru hole opposite the cart s power cord Remember the outlet is maximum 1 Amp only ELECTRICAL Avoid sparks Avoid arcing Always turn OFF the power to the cart before plugging IN or OUT How Does a Laptop Computer Manage Heat 1i SERS GUIDE ELECTRICAL For Safety Purposes make sure all electrical components do no
6. p time to cool down Cooler batteries last longer and extended battery life saves you money A Divider Panel separates the computer battery from the transformer minimizing the transformer s heat impact on the battery cooler batteries last longer The Brain recognizes as batteries become charged and sends only enough power to keep the batteries well within their thermal limits drawing only the required power and saving you money A single Mode Button lets you cycle through the various settings while the LED lights help keep track of what the power system is doing Two Auxiliary Outlets on the top of the cart let you use a video projector or a printer with confidence since the Brain will dedicate the power to those accessories when you need to use them Accidentally overloading the circuit is minimized Mode Button Setting the Combination Locks Your new Intelligent Laptop Computer Cart comes equipped with two re settable Combination Padlocks You can program them with the same combination or different combinations the choice is yours Each lock starts with 0 0 0 0 Follow the directions with the lock for changing the combination Remember to depress the shackle before un engaging it from the lock What happens when I push the button What do the lights mean Turn on Red Power Switch Green light glows as long as the Red Power Switch is turned on Power is now on inside the laptop cart Always On Electrical Out
7. t B4 then 83 etc pass thru hole opposite the cart s power cord Doors fold back against Finish the B Section top shaf and botiom sheli before moving to the A Secion and finally he C Secton A B C Sections as defined by the Brain 9 the sides of the cart out of the user s way both front amp back Cord Winder on the handle provides easy access up high so that the m MULLET TT Clear Cable Lock rT FAA F 5y cord does not get TP araea A place for everything and everything in its place arpe ie gi Hooks in the front of the You know from personal experience the value of keeping your By separating the computer from its power adapter you minimize the amount of whee ae cart slide left and right closet neat and organized You know exactly where everything is heat beside the computer battery allowing it to charge at a lower temperature p Af Loosen the 3 thumb when you open the door So Bretford developed a closet for all allowing the battery to charge faster EEA screws and slide the the cords and cables associated with Laptop Computers see How Does a Laptop Computer Manage Heat above E geil N Your Intelligent Laptop Cart has its own Cable Clutter Only the IT Administrator has access to the Cable Clutter Closet since i i ONEEN ae Closet a lockable compartment at the back of the cart it has inati per saacrdy A can hang directly in front it has its own programmable Combination Padlock Closet keeps
8. t exceed the the maximum load rating of 12 amps To manage the heat stress of the battery computer engineers include sophisticated battery management functions in the design of the computers a far goal ELECTRICAL Risk of electrical shock Do not plug the power cord into another extension cord or relocatable power tap ELECTRICAL The Power Bars inside the laptop cart are only for charging laptop computers Any other use may cause an They can be found in two places the external charger amp intemal to the INTELLIGENT overload for the Power Management System causing the Brain to shutdown resulting in the LED lights flashing on and off notebook computer itself The transformer converts the alternating current To reset the Brain turn off the main power switch unplug the non laptop computer then turn the main switch back on from the wall socket to a lower voltage direct current Besides charging the Laptop Computer Cart notebook s battery these bricks as they re sometimes called can supply CAUTION Ventilation is critical for laptop computer carts to operate correctly providing the appropriate airflow so that enough electricity to operate the laptop and charge the battery heat buildup is minimized during the battery charging process with the computers turned OFF Be sure each laptop simultaneously computer is turned OFF before plugging into the cart Deep inside the computer a dedicated microcircuit continuously monitors
9. the i especially designed to keep all the cables away from the computers of the computer slot Fold back doors for easy access and full view of the closet you cable sets and adapter p making it easy to find the and the hands that retrieve those computers from the cart nedare Somethine iOa y bricks organized Back View i E Ie ee i thing in its place right connector for each The interior Divider Panel separates the cart so that 75 of l l l every computer Then slide the the cart is dedicated to the computers in the front and 25 is Special Gable Bins for the power adapters and their cables provide with easy access nesting for cordsets Cable Lock so that the dedicated to cables and power adapters in the back Holes in the cables are locked in their A Divider Panel allow the computer connector cables to pass thru and Comes with appropriate stickers for color and number coding the BRETFORD slots Tighten thumb be easily connected to the computers for charging computers the slots and the cable sets 11000 Seymour Avenue Franklin Park IL 60131 USA 800 521 9614 www bretford com Screws Every laptop computer comes with 12 feet of cable plus the adapter 12 x 30 360 feet of cable that has to go somewhere
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