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DCT-6Li DataCart Setup Guide 1. Laptop / CPU Installation Setup Remove work surface by unlocking the Combi-Lock, (“0-0-0” is the default setting.) and turning the lock counter-clockwise. Pull work surface towards the rear before attempting to remove then gently lift-up to remove. Position the Laptop / CPU on the flat surface inside the CPU pan. Connect all necessary peripherals at this time. (2) 120V AC Receptacles are located in CPU Pan for power. (1) USB is located in CPU pan for communication between the power inverter and the CPU. Holes in the bottom of the CPU pan are provided to route all cables for all peripherals. Re-install the work surface by making sure that the work surface rails slide onto the (4) pins on the sides of the CPU pan. Lock the Combi-Lock for added security
2. Battery and Inverter Lower Cover The cart is shipped with the fuses out of the fuse holders. Remove lower base access cover by removing (1) phillips head screw. Gently lift up and pull back to gain access to power inverter and fuse holders.
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There will be (2) fuses in a bag taped to the top of the power inverter. (10 amp and 40 amp.) (2) spare fuses are located in the CPU compartment. Remove bag and fully insert each rated fuse in the labeled fuse holders. You may now reinstall the back access cover. The battery comes tested from the factory but it is recommend to do a full 12 hour initial charge before first use.
3. Keyboard Tray The keyboard tray slides in and out, and is adjustable to angle up and down. The keyboard tray adjustment handle is located on the left side to adjust the tension up and down. Pulling straight out on the handle allows the handle to be positioned for easy use. Under the keyboard is a slide-out mouse tray. The mouse tray will slide out to the left and right of the keyboard tray.
4. DataCart Height Adjustment The height adjustment switch is located on the right side of the CPU pan enclosure. Adjust the height up and down by pressing the triangle buttons.
5. Locking DataCart Wheels The front wheels have locks to prevent the cart from moving. Push each lever down with your foot to engage the locks. Push each lever up with your foot to release the locks.
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6. VESA Mount Monitor Attachment Mount monitor with supplied screws that came from monitor manufacturer. VESA mount is adjustable to view the monitor in the up, down, left and right directions. Route all cables through the removable cover in middle section of VESA mount. Leave plenty of slack in cables to allow for maximum movement in all directions.
7. Battery Charging Plug AC cord into 120V AC grounded outlet. Charging will begin automatically. Reference appendix “A” in the POWERVAR MPM User guide
8. Changing the Lock Combination. The combination is factory set at “0-0-0” The Lock must be set on the opening combination prior to resetting. On the underside outer edge of the lock there is a hole for the code reset button. Rotate the face of the lock until the code reset button comes into view. Push this pin in with a paper clip and keep it pushed in. Set your personal combination by turning the dials to the desired combination. Release the reset button and your combination is set. To lock, rotate lock to “locked” position. Rotate one or more dials after lock is closed. To open the lock, turn dials to your personal combination.
For maximum stability, lower the DataCart completely when rolling over thresholds or other uneven surfaces.
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Remote User Interface: On/Off Control, Fuel Gauge & Warning Indicators
The Remote User Interface (RUI) is your on/off button and output power indicator. Pressing the ON/OFF button for more than 1 second will turn the output on or off. The green Output indicator will be on when output power is on.
Pressing the Silence button when the MPM is in Battery mode will silence the audible alarm (audible alarm may be disabled using MPMView software)
The four “battery charge gauge” lights help you know the battery “charge” level:
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All 4 lights on – battery full
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“¼” light on Green – battery ¼ full (75% empty).
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“¼” light on Yellow blinking – 1st Low Battery warning – “minutes remaining”
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“¼” light on Red, blinking – Critical Low Battery warning – “seconds remaining”.
st During recharge each light will blink slowly while that portion of the battery is being recharged. (For example, 1 light ON, nd 2 light blinking means; battery is between 25% and 50% charged, etc.) Battery is not fully charged until all 4 lights are on without blinking.
Service Required: If either Red or Yellow “warning” lights are ON, some type of Service is required.
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Service NOW: RED Alert -- power down your workstation and stop using the cart. Turn the cart power OFF and disconnect from the wall. Service SOON: YELLOW Warning -- power down your workstation as soon as you can. Stop using the cart. Turn the cart power OFF and disconnect from the wall
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100mm & 75mm VESA Mount Height Adjustment Switch Work Surface Mouse holder on back of keyboard tray AC Coil Cord Remote User Interface Sliding Mouse Tray Located Optional Wire Basket
Underneath Keyboard Tray
Back Access Cover
Front Wheel Locks on Casters.
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