Configuration Notes - Motorola CONCIERGE CC5000-15 Installation Manual

Pre-assembled system/ 15.6 in. touchscreen display/ concierge hub/ bar code scanner
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Setup and Installation Guide

Configuration Notes

The instructions, and screen captures in this guide describe default software
applications included with the Concierge (a typical Concierge configuration).
Customers and/or partners may develop, and install additional custom software
applications which run on the Concierge. In addition, customers and/or partners
may choose to add their own hardware accessories prior to installation.
Therefore, actual software and hardware configurations may vary at individual
sites.
Mounting the CC5000-15
The instructions in this guide provide basic installation guidance for the
NOTE
Concierge CC5000-15 system.
!
WARNING
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
Mounting brackets are not sold with the CC5000-15 system. Obtain the
appropriate mounting brackets to mount the CC5000-15 using a mounting bracket
which complies with the VESA mounting standard (100 mm x 100 mm).
The total weight of the CC5000-15 system (without additional accessories, or
modifications is 12.8 lb/5.8 kg).
For safety purposes, mounting brackets should be certified to support the total
weight of the final system (including additional accessories, or modifications by
the customer).
To mount the CC5000-15 using the appropriate mounting bracket:
1.
The CC5000-15 mounting inserts are M4 x 10 mm. When selecting the
appropriate screw length, ensure its length safely engages the threads, but does
not penetrate the CC5000-15 bezel enclosure more than 0.39 in./10 mm.
2.
Align the mounting holes on the selected mounting bracket with the mounting
holes on the CC5000-15 bezel enclosure.
Always utilize professional installers to safely install, mount, and
supply power to the Concierge CC5000-15. Always ensure
CC5000-15 mounting, and power routing meets regional building
codes.
The wall outlet must be located near the CC5000-15, and be
easily accessible.
Slots and openings in the back of the unit are provided for
ventilation. To ensure reliable operation of the unit, and to protect
it from overheating, ensure these openings are not blocked or
covered.
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