Polycom iPower 900 Series, Venue 2000, 4000 Series Install Manual

Installing a Collaboration System on the
Utility Cart
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Before You Start

Make sure you read these important warnings before you start unpacking your cart.
Warnings
Heavy lifting required - To reduce the chance of personal
injury, you need at least two people to perform the lifting required.
In stall monitor as shown - Large video
monitors are very
heavy. Make sure that you mount the monitor as instructed.
Avoid tipping - The Utility Cart
has been tested, and IEC 950 and UL-approved, for Polycom-approved 20- and 27-inch monitors (22- and 29-inch monitors in Europe). If you use other monitors, you must ensure that the Utility Cart cannot tip.
Monitor Size - To reduce the chance of the cart tipping over, do
not use this cart with a monitor larger than 27-inch (29-inch in Europe).
Power cables and polarity - Use power cables and adapters
supplied by Polycom. Others may not have the correct polarity or power ratings and may cause damage.
Note: You may need a flashlight while performing the
installation, depending on the lighting in the room.
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Installing a
Collaboration System
on the Utility Cart

About this Booklet

This booklet provides instructions for installing a Polycom collaboration system on a Utility Cart, including:
Installing a comput er box or electronics module (page 6)Installing a 20- or 27-inch monitor (22- or 29-inch in Europe)
(page 9)
Secu ring a 20- or 27-inch monitor (22- or 29-inch in Europe)
(page 11)
Connecting the video cable (page 12)Connecting the audio cables (page 14)Connecting the power cables (page 17)Service and su pport (page 18)
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INSTALLING A COLLABORATION SYSTEM ON THE UTILITY CART

Installing the Computer Box or Electronics Module

Installing the iPower 900 Series Computer Box
The following sections describe how to install the computer box for a iPower 900 Series system and the electronics module for a Venue•2000™ system and a System 4000™ Series system.
To install the iPower 900 Series computer box:
1. Lock the wheels of the cart.
2. Place the computer box on the middle shelf.
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