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Cisco TelePresence System 3000 Assembly Guide Use & Care Guide Field-Replaceable Unit Guide

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CONTENTS

Preface ix

Introduction i-ix

Conventions i-ix

Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines i-x

Related Documentation i-x

i-x

Overview 1-1

Chapter Organization 1-1

Assembly Overview 1-3

Conventions and Terminology 1-4

Tools and Equipment List 1-5

Building the Display Assembly 2-1

Parts List 2-1

Mounting and Leveling the Plasma Displays 3-1

Parts List 3-1

Purpose of Leveling the Plasma displays 3-5

Leveling Alignment Points 3-5 Leveling Goals 3-6

Completing the Plasma display setup 3-11

Building the Lighting Assembly 4-1

Parts List 4-1

Building the Display Shelf Assembly 5-1

Parts List 5-1

Determining the Display Shelf Type 5-3

Building the Display Shelf Assembly, Product ID CTS3K-FUR-MAPLE 5-5

Building the Display Shelf Assembly, Product ID CTS3K-M-TABLE-G2 5-10

Building the Table Assembly 6-1

Parts List 6-1

Determining the Table Section Type 6-4

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Building the Table Assembly, Product ID CTS3K-FUR-MAPLE 6-5

Building the Table Assembly, Product ID CTS3K-M-TABLE-G2 6-18

Assembling the Remaining Cisco TelePresence Elements 7-1

Parts List 7-1

Routing Power and Signal Cables 8-1

Parts List 8-1

Power Requirements for the Cisco TelePresence 3000 8-2

First-Time Setup 9-1

Parts List 9-1

Loading CTS Administration Software 9-1

Configuring an Alternate TFTP Server (Optional) 9-4

Setting Up CTS Components 9-4

Setting Up the Displays 9-5 Setting Up the Cameras 9-7

Starting the Software Setup 9-7 Adjusting the Zoom 9-9 Focusing the Camera 9-13

Attaching the Camera Hood Assembly 9-14 Setting Up the Speakers 9-17 Setting Up the Microphones 9-17 Setting Up the Projector 9-19

Projector Setup With an Auxiliary Control Unit 9-19

Projector Setup for Systems Without an Auxiliary Control Unit 9-21

Troubleshooting Presentation Devices 9-25 Other Devices 9-26

Use & Care Guide 10-1

Maintaining the Tabletop 10-1

Cleaning the Plasma displays 10-1

Cleaning the Camera lens 10-1

Maintaining the Projector 10-2

Field-Replaceable Unit Guide 11-1

Complete List of Spares for the Cisco TelePresence System 3000 11-1

Replacing the Camera Cluster—Part Number CTS3K-CAM-CLST-G2= 11-4

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-4 Powering Off the System 11-4

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Removing the Camera Cluster 11-4

Replacing a Plasma Display—Part Number CTS-DISP-65-GEN4= 11-6

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-6 Powering Off the System 11-7 Removing Audio Components 11-7 Removing the Camera Cluster 11-7 Removing the Left Tabletop Door Section 11-8 Removing a Display Shelf 11-8 Removing the Display Screen and Completing the Procedure 11-8

Replacing a Speaker—Part Number CTS-LDSPKR= 11-14

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-14 Powering Off the System 11-14 Removing and Replacing a Speaker 11-14

Replacing a Codec Unit—Part Number CTS-CODEC-PRI-G2= (Primary Codec) or CTS-CODEC-SEC= (Secondary Codec) 11-16

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-16 Powering Off the System 11-16 Removing and Replacing a Codec 11-16

Replacing a Microphone—Part Number CTS-MIC= 11-18

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-18 Powering Off the System 11-18 Removing and Replacing a Microphone 11-18

Replacing a Microphone Without a Microphone Extension Cable 11-19 Replacing a Microphone With a Microphone Extension Cable 11-20

Replacing a Light Fixture—Part Number CTS-LIGHT-FIXT= 11-21

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-21 Replacement Bulbs 11-21 Replacing a Light Fixture 11-22

Replacing the Audio/Video Extension Unit—Part Number CTS-AV-EXP= 11-22

Replacing the Cisco IP Phone—Part Number CP-7975G-CTS= 11-23

Replacing the Projector Lamp—Part Number CTS-PRJTR-BL-GEN1= or CTS-PRJTR-GEN2-CH (China) 11-24

Replacing the Projector—Part Number CTS-PRJTR-GEN1= 11-25

Replacing a PDU—Part Number CTS-PWR-PDU= 11-26

Replacing the Auxiliary Control Unit—Part Number CTS-LIGHT-CTRL= 11-27

Replacing a Display Shelf 11-28

Required Information, Tools, and Equipment 11-28 Removing and Replacing a Display Shelf Row Table Section 11-28

Replacing a Table Top Section 11-30

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Parts List Sorted by Carton A-1

Overview A-1

Carton 1 of 44: Mechanical Accessory Kit, CTS3K-ACC-KIT, 53-2855-xx A-1

Carton 2 of 44: Camera Assembly, 800-28487-xx, CTS3K-CAM-CLUST A-3

Carton 3 of 44: Primary Codec, 800-30638-xx, CTS-CODEC-PRI-G2 A-3

Carton 4 of 44: Secondary Codec, 800-28202-xx, CTS-CODEC-SEC A-4

Carton 5 of 44: Secondary Codec, 800-28202-xx, CTS-CODEC-SEC A-4

Carton 6 of 44: Projector, 74-4824-xx, CTS-PRJTR-GEN1 A-4

Carton 7 of 44: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, CTS-LDSPKR A-4

Carton 8 of 44: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, CTS-LDSPKR A-4

Carton 9 of 44: Speaker, 74-4740-xx, CTS-LDSPKR A-5

Carton 10 of 44: Power Cord, 37-08xx-xx, PWR-CORD10-xx A-5

Carton 11 of 44: Camera Bracket, 69-1627-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-5

Carton 12 of 44: Brackets, 69-1632-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-5

Carton 13 of 44: Privacy Panel, Right, 69-1628-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-6

Carton 14 of 44: Front Foot Stabilizer, 69-1624-xx, CST3K-STRUCTURE A-6

Carton 15 of 44: Front Foot Stabilizer, 69-1624-xx, CST3K-STRUCTURE A-6

Carton 16 of 44: Front Foot Stabilizer, 69-1624-xx, CST3K-STRUCTURE A-6

Carton 17 of 44: Display Structure Rear Feet, 69-1625-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-7

Carton 18 of 44: Accessory Cabinet Brackets, 69-1630-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-7

Carton 19 of 44: Auxiliary Control Unit, CTS-LIGHT-CTRL, 69-1989-01 A-7

Carton 20 of 44: Plasma Display, 74-4881-xx, CTS-DISP-65-GEN2 A-7

Carton 21 of 44: Plasma Display, 74-4881-xx, CTS-DISP-65-GEN2 A-7

Carton 22 of 44: Plasma Display, 74-4881-xx, CTS-DISP-65-GEN2 A-8

Carton 23 of 44: Lighting Assembly, 69-1613-xx, CTS3K-LIGHT-STR A-8

Carton 24 of 44: Projector Bracket, 69-1631-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-8

Carton 25 of 44: Foam Bumpers, 69-1634-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-8

Carton 26 of 44: Lighting Assembly, 69-1612-xx, CTS3K-LIGHT-STR A-9

Carton 27 of 44: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, CTS-LIGHT-FIXT A-9

Carton 28 of 44: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, CTS-LIGHT-FIXT A-10

Carton 29 of 44: Light Fixture, 74-5361-xx, CTS-LIGHT-FIXT A-10

Carton 30 of 44: Light Fixture, 74-5362-xx, CTS-LIGHT-FIXT A-10

Carton 31 of 44: Light Fixture, 74-5362-xx, CTS-LIGHT-FIXT A-10

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Carton 32 of 44: Camera Target, 69-1674-xx, CTS-CAM-TOOL A-10

Carton 33 of 44: Display Structure Crossbars, 69-1623-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-11

Carton 34 of 44: Privacy Panels, 69-1629-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-11

Carton 35 of 44: Display Structure, 69-1622-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-11

Carton 36 of 44: Display Structure, 69-1622-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-11

Carton 37 of 44: Display Structure, 69-1622-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-12

Carton 38 of 44: Spare Fluorescent Bulbs for Light Fixture, 74-5232-01, CTS-3000-SPR-BULBS A-12

Carton 39 of 44: Projector Screen, 74-5416-xx, CTS3K-SCREEN A-12

Carton 40 of 44: Display Shelves and Codec Tray, 69-1626-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-12

Carton 41 of 44: Tabletop Leg Base, 69-1620-xx, CTS3K-STRUCTURE A-13

Carton 42 of 44: Accessory Cabinet, Left, 69-1838-xx, CTS3K-FUR-MAPLE A-13

Carton 43 of 44: Accessory Cabinet, Right, 69-1837-xx, CTS3K-FUR-MAPLE A-13

Carton 44 of 44: Tabletops. Display Shelves, and Speaker Boards, 69-1638-xx, CTS3K-FUR-MAPLE A-13

Cisco TelePresence System 3000 Pallet Dimensions and Description B-1

Region- and Country-Specific Equipment C-1

Asia Pacific C-1

Argentina C-2

Australia C-3

Central Europe C-4

China C-5

India, UAE, South Africa C-6

Israel C-7

Italy C-8

Japan C-9

North America C-10

Switzerland C-11

United Kingdom C-12

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Preface

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The Cisco TelePresence 3000 Assembly Guide outlines the steps and best practices for assembling and installing the Cisco TelePresence 3000.

This guide is intended primarily for installers of the Cisco TelePresence System 3000. Site planners, network administrators, and facility maintenance personnel may also find this document useful.

This preface provides the following information for using this guide and for accessing other resources.

• Conventions, page ix

• Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines, page x

• Related Documentation, page x

Conventions

This document uses the following conventions to convey information and alert the user to conditions requiring special awareness.

Warning

Caution Means reader be ca reful. In this situation, you might do something that could result in equipment

Note Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to material not covered in the

This warning symbol means danger. You are in a situation that could cause bodily injury. Before you work on any equipment, you must be aware of the hazards involved with electrical circuitry and familiar with standard practices for preventing accidents.

damage or loss of data.

publication.

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Tip Means the information contains useful tips.

Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines

For information on obtaining documentation, submitting a service request, and gathering additional information, see the monthly What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation, which also lists all new and revised Cisco technical documentation, at:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/general/whatsnew/whatsnew.html

Subscribe to the What’s New in Cisco Product Documentation as a Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed and set content to be delivered directly to your desktop using a reader application. The RSS feeds are a free service and Cisco currently supports RSS version 2.0.

Preface

Related Documentation

The Cisco TelePresence system documentation set includes a variety of online and printed guides designed to aid the assemblers, installers, system administrators, and users in the setup, configuration, administration, and use of the Cisco TelePresence. These documents include:

• Cisco TelePresence System 1000 Assembly, Use & Care, and Field Replacement Unit Guide,

OL-16247-01. There is also a pointer document for this guide, OL-17800-02

• Cisco TelePresence and Cisco Unified Communications Manager Installation and Configuration

Guide, OL-11326-02

• Cisco TelePresence System Release 1.4 Administrator’s Guide, OL-13676-03

• Release Notes for Cisco TelePresence System, Release 1.4, OL-12074-05

• Cisco TelePresence Meeting User’s Guide, 78-17791-01

• Cisco TelePresence System Release 1.4 Meeting Quick Reference, 78-17792-02

All of these documents are available at the Cisco documentation website.

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Chapter Organization

Chapter 1, “Overview” (this chapter)

Provides chapter organization and content of this document and includes an overview of the assembly steps you perform.

Chapter 2, “Building the Display Assembly”

• The steps for assembling the three Display structures, connecting them, and positioning them in the

conference room are described in a series of illustrations.

• Each illustration builds upon the previous illustration to describe the complete process of building

the Display assembly.

• Each illustration is keyed numerically to the Chapter Parts List, appearing at the beginning of the

chapter. You can refer to the Parts List to identify the specific fastener or bracket being used in an illustration.

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• Additional information may appear below each illustration.

Chapter 3, “Mounting and Leveling the Plasma Displays”

• This chapter uses illustrations to describe the leveling alignment points and the processes used to

level the plasma displays.

Chapter 4, “Building the Lighting Assembly”

• This chapter is organized the same as Chapter 2.

Chapter 5, “Building the Display Shelf Assembly”

• This chapter is organized the same as Chapter 2.

Chapter 6, “Building the Table Assembly”

• This chapter is organized the same as Chapter 2.

Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining Cisco TelePresence Elements”

• This chapter is organized the same as Chapter 2.

• Each element has a Parts List at the beginning of the chapter.

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• Each element is described using one or more illustrations. The elements are:

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Camera assembly - attaches to the center Display structure

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Microphone assembly - attach to the three table segments

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Table Leg Wiring assembly - wired for power and network connectivity

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Projector assembly - attaches to the underside of the center table segment

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Privacy Panel assembly - attach to the table segments

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Codec assembly - attach to each Display structure

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Speaker assembly - attach to the underside of the Display shelf

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Projector Screen assembly - attaches to the underside of the Display shelf

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Cisco IP Phone 7975G

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Camera Target assembly - used for camera focus and alignment

Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables”

• A series of illustrations are used to describe the routing and connection of all power and signal

cables.

• Illustrations show you the routing path to take for all cables.

• Illustrations showing cables terminating in a Codec include a close-up of the Codec.

• A pointer to the first-time setup information.

Chapter 9, “First-Time Setup”

• This chapter provides the procedures you perform to set up a Cisco TelePresence system for the first

time.

Chapter 10, “Use & Care Guide”

• This chapter provides information on maintaining several elements of the

Cisco TelePresence System 3000, including the tabletop and plasma displays.

Chapter 11, “Field-Replaceable Unit Guide”

• This chapter describes removal and replacement processes for various elements of the

Cisco TelePresence System 3000.

Parts List Sorted by Carton

• This appendix lists all parts included in the individual chapter parts lists, and sorts the list by carton.

Region- and Country-Specific Equipment

• This appendix lists the part numbers for all region- and country-specific equipment, including table

leg wiring and power cords.

Appendix B, “Cisco TelePresence System 3000 Pallet Dimensions and Description”

• This appendix list the size and number of pallets, and a description of the contents of the cartons.

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Figure 1-1 View of an Assembled Cisco TelePresence System 3000

Assembly Overview

Perform the following steps to install a CTS 3000:

Step 1 Build the display assembly. See Chapter 2, “Building the Display Assembly” for more information.

Step 2 Mount and level the plasma displays. See Chapter 3, “Mounting and Leveling the Plasma Displays” for

more information.

Step 3 Build the lighting assembly. See Chapter 4, “Building the Lighting Assembly” for more information.

Step 4 Build the display shelf assembly. See Chapter 5, “Building the Display Shelf Assembly” for more

information.

Step 5 Build the table assembly, excepting the privacy panels, by completing the following steps:

a. Install the table. See Chapter 6, “Building the Table Assembly” for more information.

b. Install and connect the microphones. See Step 13 in Chapter 6, “Building the Table Assembly” to

install the microphones and Step 8 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the microphones.

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c. Install the I/O Modules for the table leg power and Ethernet connections and connect the Ethernet

Step 6 Install the codecs and connect the signal cables. See Step 11 through Step 13 in Chapter 7, “Assembling

the Remaining Cisco TelePresence Elements” to install the codecs and Step 11 and Step 14 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the signal cables between the codecs and plasma displays.

Step 7 If you ordered a presentation codec, install this codec. Refer to the Cisco TelePresence Hardware

Options and Upgrade Guide for more information.

Step 8 Install and connect the camera assembly. See Step 1 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining

Cisco TelePresence Elements” to install the camera assembly and Step 12 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the camera cables.

Step 9 Install and connect the PDUs. See Step 1 through Step 3 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal

Cables” to install the PDUs and Step 4 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the

cables.

Step 10 Connect the projector to the projector bracket, and connect the projector and bracket to the table

assembly. See Step 4 and Step 5 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining Cisco TelePresence

Elements” to connect the projector to the table assembly and Step 4 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the cables.

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cables. See Step 2 and Step 3 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining Cisco TelePresence

Elements” to install the I/O modules and cables and Step 5 in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the Ethernet cables.

Step 11 Place the Cisco Unified IP Phone on the table and connect the phone cable. See Step 5 in Chapter 8,

“Routing Power and Signal Cables” to connect the cable.

Step 12 Install the privacy panels. See Step 8 through Step 10 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining

Cisco TelePresence Elements.”

Step 13 Install the speaker boards and speakers. See Step 16 through Step 18 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the

Remaining Cisco TelePresence Elements.”

Step 14 Install the projector screen. Refer to the projector screen installation guide that is packaged with the

assembly.

Step 15 Connect the power cables for the codecs, lighting and table leg power connections by completing Step 4

in Chapter 8, “Routing Power and Signal Cables.”

Step 16 Assemble the camera targets by completing Step 21 in Chapter 7, “Assembling the Remaining

Cisco TelePresence Elements.”

Step 17 Perform first-time setup using the instructions in Chapter 9, “First-Time Setup.”

Conventions and Terminology

• The directions left and right in this guide are synonymous with participant’s left and participant’s

right. They refer to the assembly as you face the Plasma displays.

• Cable connections to the Codecs are labeled with a color-coded symbol system.

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A single dot on a green background indicates a center element.

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Two dots on a white background indicate a left element.

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Three dots on a red background indicate a right element.

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Tools and Equipment List

To assemble the Cisco TelePresence 3000, you need the following tools and equipment:

Uncrating and Unpacking:

• Claw hammer or small pry bar

• Large Phillips screwdriver

• Tin snips*

• Pallet jack or hand cart (for moving component boxes to installation site)*

• Safety gloves*

Tools and Equipment List

• Safety glasses*

• Box cutters*

Cisco TelePresence System 3000 Structure, Accessory, and Adjustment Assembly:

• Power screwdriver with 3, 4, 5, and 6 mm (standard or round) Allen bits, or standard 3, 4, 5, and

6 mm Allen wrenches

Tip A round-head Allen bit can work at an angle instead of just straight out, a helpful feature in tight

spots.

• Manual screwdrivers, #2 and #4 Phillips and flathead types

• Metric wrenches, 10 to 15 mm

• 9/64-inch Allen wrench (included with speakers)

• Tape measure

• Level

• Masking tape*

• Tie wr aps*

• Knee pads or kneeling cushion*

• Laptop computer attached to network (for troubleshooting or reference)*

• Hand vacuum or facilities vacuum*

• Stepladder*

• Mechanical lift (optional, for hanging display screens)

* Recommended for best results

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Parts List

Key Part Description Part Number Qty Ctn Notes

Display structure 700-23358-xx 3 35, 36, 37

(CTS3K-FURMAPLE) 32, 33, 34 (CTS3K-M-TABLEG2)

Rear foot stabilizer 700-23360-xx 6 17

Front foot stabilizer 700-23359-xx 6 14, 15, 16

Leveling foot 51-4540-xx 12 1

Display shelf support left 700-23339-xx 3 40 (CTS3K-FUR-

MAPLE) 39 (CTS3K-M-TABLEG2)

Display shelf support right 700-23340-xx 3 40 (CTS3K-FUR-

MAPLE) 39 (CTS3K-M-TABLEG2)

Display tilt bracket 700-23363-xx 6 12

Codec safety tray 700-23341-xx 3 40 (CTS3K-FUR-

MAPLE) 39 (CTS3K-M-TABLEG2)

Camera assembly bracket 700-23346-xx 1 11 For center display structure only

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Key Part Description Part Number Qty Ctn Notes

Support crossbars 700-23361-xx 4 33 (CTS3K-FUR-

MAPLE) 30 (CTS3K-M-TABLEG2)

M8 x 70 mm screws 48-2274-xx 1

M8 washers 49-1165-xx 1

M8 x 20 mm screws 48-2273-xx 1

Caution The display structures are unstable during assembly. Use caution, and support all structures as required.

Caution Some system components have metal and plastic edges with hard angles. These edges are exposed until

you complete system assembly. Use caution when you move around the system during assembly to avoid contact with any exposed system edges.

Warning

Note The directions left and right refer to the assembly as you face the Plasma displays.

Step 1 Attach the Leveling feet to the Rear and Front Foot stabilizers.

Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install, replace, or service this equipment.

Figure 2-1 Leveling feet

Note The structure becomes heavier and more difficult to move during the building process. Figure 2-9 shows

the correct positioning of the display structure; keep this in mind as you build the structure.

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Step 2 Attach the Codec Safety trays to the Front Foot stabilizers.

Note If you ordered a Presentation Codec, attach the larger tray that comes with the Presentation Codec

package, part no. 700-25301-xx, in the center display. For instructions to install the presentation codec, refer to the “Options for the Cisco TelePresence System 3000” chapter of the Cisco TelePresence

Hardware Options and Upgrade Guide.

Figure 2-2 Codec Safety trays

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Step 3 Attach the Rear and Front Foot stabilizers to the Display structures.

Figure 2-3 Rear and Front Foot stabilizers

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Step 4 Attach the left and right Display Shelf supports to each Display structure.

Figure 2-4 Left and Right Display Shelf supports

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Step 5 Attach the Display Tilt brackets to each Display structure.

Figure 2-5 Display Tilt brackets

Note Do not tighten the Display Tilt brackets. You will need to adjust them to level the Plasma displays in

Chapter 3, “Mounting and Leveling the Plasma Displays.”

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Step 6 Attach the Camera Assembly bracket to the center Display structure.

Figure 2-6 Camera Assembly bracket

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Step 7 Attach the upper and lower Support crossbars to the left and right Display structures.

Figure 2-7 Upper and Lower Support crossbars

Tip Use the screw holes nearest the ends of the Support crossbars.

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Step 8 Attach the upper and lower Support crossbars to the center Display structure.

Figure 2-8 Upper and Lower Support crossbars

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Minimum 12 inches (30.5 cm)

Minimum 24 inches

(70 cm)

Minimum 24 inches

(70 cm)

Step 9 Position the three Display structures relative to the rear wall.

Note Using the measurements provided in Figure 2-9, there will be approximately 3 inches (8 cm) of space

between the light reflector and the wall. These minimum dimensions can make installation of the light reflector difficult. If your room size and room lighting pattern allow extra space, add extra space to these minimum measurements.

Figure 2-9 Positioning the Display Structures

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Key Part Description Part Number Qty Ctn Notes

65-inch high-definition display 74-4881-03 3 20, 21, 22

Black buffer strips 700-23981-xx 2 1

Display shelves 700-23600-xx,

700-23599-xx, 700-23598-xx (CTS3K-FURMAPLE) 700-23339-xx, 700-23340-xx, 700-23341-xx (CTS3K-M-TABL E-G2)

M8 x 20 mm screws 48-2273-xx 1

3 45 (CTS3K-FUR-

MAPLE)

44 (CTS3K-M-TABL E-G2)

The Display shelves are used in this chapter for leveling purposes only. The Display shelves and the attaching bracketing hardware are described in Chapter 5, Building the Display Shelf Assembly.

Warning

Note The directions left and right refer to the assembly as you face the Plasma displays.

Note Figure 3-3 through Figure 3-8 illustrate the process of leveling the Plasma displays. You may want to

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Caution Some system components have metal and plastic edges with hard angles. These edges are exposed until

you complete system assembly. Use caution when you move around the system during assembly to avoid contact with any exposed system edges.

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Step 1 Hang the left, center, and right Plasma displays on the Display structure crossbars

Caution Make sure the Plasma display Leveling feet remain firmly seated on top of the Display shelf

supports.

Figure 3-1 The left, center, and right Plasma displays

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Caution The edges of the Plasma displays are sharp and uncomfortable to lift with bare hands. Nonslip gloves

are recommended.

Caution Do not lift the display without appropriate back support, foot protection (such as steel-toed shoes), and

room to lift the display using your legs and not your back.

Warning

The displays are heavy and may cause injury or damage if care is not taken to support them properly while mounting. Use caution and additional assistance as needed.

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Step 2 Attach the Display shelves to the Display shelf supports

Figure 3-2 Attach the Display shelves to the Display shelf supports

Note The Display shelves are used in this chapter for leveling purposes only. The Display shelves and the

attaching bracketing hardware are described in Chapter 5, Building the Display Shelf Assembly. Use the M8 x 20 mm screws in the Accessory Kit to attach the Display shelves. Refer to Chapter 5 for more information.

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