I/A Series A System Command Center (With Pole-Mounted Monitor) Installation Manual

B0400DZ
REV A
I/A Series A2™ System

Command Center™ (with Pole-Mounted Monitor)
Installation Manual
October 24, 2003
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Contents
Figures..................................................................................................................................... v
Tables.................................................................................................................................... vii
Preface.................................................................................................................................... ix
Revision Information ............................................................................................................... ix
This is the original release of this document. ............................................................................ ix
Referenced Documents ............................................................................................................ ix
Safety Considerations ................................................................................................................ x
Service and Support .................................................................................................................. x
1. Preinstallation ................................................................................................................... 1
Terminology ............................................................................................................................. 1
Unloading ................................................................................................................................. 1
Unpacking ................................................................................................................................ 2
2. Installation Procedures ...................................................................................................... 5

Tools Required .......................................................................................................................... 5
Kits/Parts List ............................................................................................................................ 5
Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s) ............................................................................... 6
Connecting Bay to Bay ............................................................................................................. 7
Installing Worksurface Support Brackets ................................................................................... 8
Installing the Wedge Modules ................................................................................................... 9
Installing the Command Center Worksurfaces ........................................................................ 10
End Table Assembly ................................................................................................................ 11
Wedge to End Table Assembly ................................................................................................ 12
End Table to Bay Assembly ..................................................................................................... 13
Leg Trim Molding Cover Installation ..................................................................................... 14
Anchoring the Command Center ............................................................................................ 14
Keyboard Drawer Installation ................................................................................................. 15
GCIO Module Installation ..................................................................................................... 15
USB Cable Connectors for USB Keyboard/Mouse .................................................................. 16
DIN Cable Clamps and Associated DIN Cables Assembly for PS-2 Peripherals ...................... 17
I/A Series Speaker Installation ................................................................................................. 18
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Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s) Installation .......................................................... 18

Monitor Video Cables and ac Power Connection .................................................................... 22
Video Signal Cables ............................................................................................................ 22
Connecting the Video Signal and Power Cable .................................................................. 23
Replace Covers ........................................................................................................................ 27
General Clean-up .................................................................................................................... 27
3. Cabling............................................................................................................................ 29
Index .................................................................................................................................... 39
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Figures
1-1. Command Center Modules ........................................................................................... 1
2-1. Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor Command Center Bay (Wedge is Similar) ..... 7
2-2. Bay to Bay Attachment ................................................................................................. 8
2-3. Worksurface Support Brackets ...................................................................................... 9
2-4. Wireway and Monitor Positioning ................................................................................ 9
2-5. Wedge Positioning ...................................................................................................... 10
2-6. Worksurface Installation ............................................................................................. 11
2-7. End Table Construction .............................................................................................. 11
2-8. Wedge to End Table Assembly .................................................................................... 12
2-9. Tabletop to Bay Connection ....................................................................................... 13
2-10. Leg Trim Molding Cover installation .......................................................................... 14
2-11. Keyboard Drawer Installation ..................................................................................... 15
2-12. GCIO Installation ....................................................................................................... 16
2-13. USB Cable Installation ................................................................................................ 17
2-14. DIN Cables Clamps and Associated DIN Cables Installation ...................................... 18
2-15. Command Center Pole-Mounted Monitor ................................................................. 19
2-16. Cover Plate Removal ................................................................................................... 19
2-17. Single Pole Monitor with Bay Rear Covers .................................................................. 20
2-18. Dual Pole Monitor with Wedge Rear Covers .............................................................. 20
2-19. Attaching Tilter Shaft to Monitor ............................................................................... 21
2-20. Adjusting Arm Extensions ........................................................................................... 21
2-21. Tilter Shaft and Monitor ............................................................................................. 22
2-22. Monitor Video and Power Connectors ........................................................................ 24
2-23. Cable Clamps and Clips .............................................................................................. 24
2-24. Tilt Friction Adjustment ............................................................................................. 25
2-25. ac Power Connector .................................................................................................... 26
3-1. Model P92 Processor Local Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD .................................... 30
3-3. Model P79 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD ................................ 32
3-5. Model P80 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD ................................ 34
3-6. Model P51E Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD .............................. 35
3-7. Model 51D Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD ............................... 36
3-8. Supervisory Monitor Cabling ...................................................................................... 37
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Tables
2-1. Command Center Parts Listing ..................................................................................... 5
2-2. Analog Cables (VGA) ................................................................................................. 23
2-3. Digital Cables (DVI-D) .............................................................................................. 23
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Preface
This document contains procedures necessary to construct the Command Center™. These pro-
cedures must be completed in preparation for the population and interconnection of electronic
components and mechanical devices associated with the Command Center.
NOTE
Review the text and figures of a complete section before performing any procedure.
This document describes the installation of the Command Center which uses the pole-mount
style of LCD monitors. Refer to Command Center Installation Guide (B0193RZ) for installation
of the arm-mount monitors.
Revision Information
This is the original release of this document.
Referenced Documents
The following document should be used in conjunction with this manual when building the
Command Center:
♦ Flat Panel Monitor Software Setup for UNIX® and Windows® Workstations (B0193PL).
A vendor document for pole mounting the LCD monitor arm(s):
♦ Model 9130 S & D LCD Monitor Arm, Installation Instructions from Innovative Office
Products®, Inc.
These documents contain information relevant to the software described in this document
♦ System Administration Guide for 50 Series Systems (Solaris 8.x) (B0400DU)
♦ System Administration Guide for 50 Series Systems (Solaris 2.x) (B0193ND)
♦ I/A Series System Administration Guide Windows NT Operating System (B0400ND)
♦ System Administration Guide for Windows XP Operating Systems (B0400HE)
NOTE
For hardware and software installation procedures for your 50/70 Series processors,
refer to the Hardware and Software Specific Instructions document included with
your processor.
For similar information not contained in this document concerning other processors, refer to:
♦ Hardware Installation Procedures For Model P92 Workstation with Windows XP Operat-
ing System (B0400HD)
♦ Hardware Installation Procedures For Model P80 Workstation with Solaris 8 Operating
System (B0400SS)
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♦ Hardware Installation Procedures For Model P79 Workstation with Solaris 8 Operating
System (B0400SR)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for P93*A Workstation (GX240)
(B0400RU)
♦ Installation Instructions for Multi-Head Video Cards for Windows NT™ 4.0
(B0193SW).
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for 70 Series Processors (GX1 Pentium)
AW70A (P99*P), WP70 (P98*M), and AW70B (P97*H) (B0400SA)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for 70 Series Processors (GXA Pentium II)
AW70A (P99*N), WP70 (P98*L), and AW70B (P97*G) (B0400PV)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions for 70 Series Processors (Enterprise
Pentium) (B0400PU)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions For 70 Series Processors (GX1 Pentium III)
AW70A (P99*Q), WP70 (P98*N), and AW70B (P97*J) (B0400RC)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions For 70 Series Processors (GX1 Pentium III)
AW70A (P99*T), WP70 (P98*R), and AW70B (P97*L) (B0400RL)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions For Application Workstation Server
70 Series, Style C (AW70C), P951..., Style A (B0400SP)
♦ Hardware and Software Specific Instructions For Workstation Processor Server 70 Series,
Style C (WP70C), P952..., Style A (B0400SP)
♦ Hardware Kit Installation Procedures for 50 Series Model 51, Style D Processors
(B0400PT)
♦ Hardware Kit Installation Procedures for 50 Series Model 51, Style E Processors
(B0400PJ)
Safety Considerations
Safe use of this product depends largely upon proper installation, use, and maintenance by you,
the user.
Service and Support

Technical Support Services are available from the our Customer Satisfaction Center at
1-866-746-6477.
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1. Preinstallation
This chapter presents information on preinstallation issues for the Command Center
configuration. This includes the unloading and unpacking of the Command Center module
parts.
Terminology
Figure 1-1 defines the sections and parts necessary to construct a typical Command Center con-
figuration. The nomenclature employed here is used throughout this document for consistency
and clarity.
P0930DU
Dress Panel I/A Series
Processor I/A Series
P0930FQ Tiebolts Speaker
I/A Series
P0930DZ Processor
P0930EY 40 inch Screen

Left Dual Monitor
Cover P0926QJ
Keyboard Ceiling Bracket

P0930FK
Right Mouse Single Monitor Keyboard Wall Bracket
Cover P0926QK
End Table Mouse

Wedge P0930DN/QQ
Wedge P0930DN/QQ
Wedge P0930DN/QQ
P0930DT
Connector Arm
W
ce or
fa ks
Worksur ur
fac
Wedge e
Worksurface
Keyboard
P0930DY Draw
(Optional)
P0930DX
P0930HR Wedge
Cover P0930DM Worksurface
P0926QR Bay
P0926QR Bay
Cover
Plate
End Table for Wedge Basic Bay P0930DA
Figure 1-1. Command Center Modules
Unloading
The Command Center modules are shipped on individual shipping pallets. Worksurface support
brackets and module joining hardware for each bay are disassembled and packaged inside each
module for shipment.
The Command Center wedge modules including the faceplates required for wedge module posi-
tioning are disassembled and shipped fully knocked down in their own box.
The worksurfaces for the Command Center are shipped separately.
Each worksurface box contains the front panel locking block hardware, and hardware required to
mount the worksurface to the Command Center and to fasten it to adjacent worksurfaces.
Command Center module accessories such as keyboard drawers are shipped separately.
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NOTE
1. The individual Command Center units are shipped with the necessary hardware
to construct each unit and to join the units together to produce the desired configu-
ration. It is important to complete an inventory of the associated hardware shipped
in each unit. This allows identification and location of the hardware necessary to
construct the Command Center.
2. Many of these procedures require two people.
Unpacking
NOTE
The following procedure requires two people.
! CAUTION
When unpacking the individual containers, use care when cutting the metal straps
securing the carton to the pallet. They may snap back and cause injury.
NOTE
Before initiating the unpacking procedure, verify that all the material ordered is
present.
To unpack the Command Center bay, perform the following procedure:

1. Position the Command Center bay close to the final location.
2. Using the tin snips, cut the two metal straps securing the carton to the pallet.
3. Remove all exterior shrinkwrap.
4. Remove the monitor poles and monitors.
5. Unwrap the monitor poles and monitors.
6. Locate and remove all hardware bags and piece parts.
7. Cut the plastic straps securing the module bottom pan to the pallet.
8. Remove the bolts securing the Command Center bay to the pallet.
9. Walk the Command Center bay off the pallet until the side edge of the bay is resting
on the floor.
10. Pivot the bay off the pallet.
11. Remove the pallet.
12. Lower the bay to the floor.
NOTE
Allow 15 inches between each bay for the required wedge modules.
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13. Position the bay in the final location.

14. Repeat this procedure for all bays associated with the configuration.
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2. Installation Procedures
This chapter includes information on the Command Center installation procedures. This
includes information on the tools required, a parts list, installation of the monitors and the
monitor poles, monitor power connections, installation of worksurface support brackets,
installation of the wedge modules, installation of the Command Center worksurfaces, keyboard
drawer installation, GCIO module installation, cables assembly, I/A Series speaker
installation, end table assembly, and anchoring the Command Center.
In this Command Center installation procedure common configurations are addressed. There are
multiple piece parts and fastening hardware associated with the installation of the Command
Center. Refer to Figure 1-1 to identify the correct piece part or hardware necessary to perform a
particular installation procedure.
Tools Required
The following tools are required to perform the installation of the Command Center properly and
safely:
♦ A 7/16-inch open end and socket wrench
♦ A 1/2-inch open end and socket wrench
♦ A number 2 Phillips screwdriver
♦ A number 2 Phillips screwdriver over 12 inches in length
♦ A rubber mallet
♦ A utility knife
♦ A pair of pliers
♦ Allen Hex Socket Drive Set with a 3/32 inch wrench
♦ Allen Hex Socket Drive Set with a 1/16 inch wrench
♦ A pry bar.
Kits/Parts List
Table 2-1 lists kits/parts for major assemblies that are used to construct the Command Center.
Table 2-1. Command Center Parts Listing
Kit/Part
Number Description
P0930DA Console Bay without Pole Mount
P0930DC Left Arm - No Monitor
P0930DB Right Arm - No Monitor
P0926QR Console Bay with Pole Mount
P0926QK Single Monitor Mount with Pole
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Table 2-1. Command Center Parts Listing (Continued)
Kit/Part
Number Description
P0926QJ Dual Monitor Mount with Pole
P0930DW Worksurface
P0930FQ Tie Kit
P0700YY Data Label
P0912TL Keyboard Drawer Kit
P0177YJ Power Strip
P0170TS Power Cable Strip
P0930DR Table - End and Center Table Base
P0930DN Wedge without Pole Mount
P0926QQ Wedge with Pole Mount
P0930DX Wedge Work Surface
P0930CC Bay to Wedge Work Surface - Bay to Wedge on Right
P0930CB Bay to Wedge Work Surface - Bay to Wedge on Left
P0930CA Double Bay Work Surface
P0930HV Center Table Work Surface - Wedge to Bay or Bay to Wedge
P0930DR End Table Base
P0930HT Center Table Work Surface - Bay to Bay
P0930DY End Table Work Surface - End Table to Bay
P0930DZ End Table Work Surface - End Table to Wedge
X0201GL Hole Plug
P0930CD Bay to Bay Mounting Hardware Kit
P0930FG Bay to Bay Wireway Bracket
P0930CE Bay to Table on Right Mounting Hardware Kit
P0930FF Right Wireway
P0930FD Wireway Bracket
P0930CF Bay to Table on Left Mounting Hardware Kit
P0930FC Left Wireway
P0930FD Wireway Bracket
P0930DU End Table Ends Caps - Right and Left
P0930CG Table to Wedge Mounting Hardware Kit
P0930DT End Table on Right Side Connecting to Wedge - Right and Left Arm
P0930CH Bay to Wedge Mounting Hardware Kit
Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s)

Figure 2-1 shows a Command Center bay with a single and a dual pole-mounted monitor. How-
ever, installation of the Command Center wedge pole-mounted monitor(s) is identical to the bay
pole-mounted monitor(s).
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Dual Monitor
Mounting
Pole
Single
Single LCD Mounting Dual LCD
Monitor Pole Monitors
Front Front
Figure 2-1. Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor Command Center Bay (Wedge is Similar)
Connecting Bay to Bay

To connect a bay to bay configuration, perform the following procedure.
NOTE
This procedure should be performed as the completed Command Center is being
finalized. Refer to Figure 2-2.
1. After the monitors are mounted and the power and interface cables are in position,
position the bay to bay bracket as shown in Figure 2-2.
2. Using the hardware supplied, attach the bay to bay bracket as shown in Figure 2-2.
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Bracket,
Bay to Bay
(P0930FG)
1/4-20-0.62
Screw
(X0173ZS),
Lockwasher
(X0173ZH), and
Flat Washer
(X0173ZE)
Figure 2-2. Bay to Bay Attachment
Installing Worksurface Support Brackets

To install the worksurface support brackets:
1. Locate the worksurface support brackets. Refer to Figure 2-3.
2. Position one worksurface support bracket on either side of the Command Center
module in the slots provided in the frame structure. Refer to Figure 2-3.
3. Using the hardware supplied, loosely attach the worksurface support brackets to the
frame.
4. Repeat Steps 1 and 3 for all required worksurface support brackets.
NOTE
The worksurface support brackets are secured during the actual installation of the
worksurface.
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Worksurface
Support Worksurface
Bracket Support
Mounting
Bolts
Figure 2-3. Worksurface Support Brackets
Installing the Wedge Modules

To install the wedge module:
1. Locate the wedge and the wireway, right and left, which are used to connect a wedge
between the bays. Refer to Figure 2-4.
2. Using the hardware supplied, connect the wireway to the monitor mounting arm.
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for both bays.
4. Referring to Figure 2-5, position the wedge between the bays.
Wireway
Bracket
Wireway
Figure 2-4. Wireway and Monitor Positioning
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Wedge
Keyhole
4 places
Figure 2-5. Wedge Positioning
Installing the Command Center Worksurfaces

To install the worksurface or worksurfaces, perform the following procedure:
1. Locate the worksurfaces and associated hardware.
2. If a keyboard drawer is to be installed under the worksurface, refer to “Keyboard
Drawer Installation” on page 15.
3. Position the worksurface over the worksurface support brackets.
4. Position the worksurface against the base of the monitor support arms.
5. Locate the worksurface so that the embedded nuts in the underside of the worksurface
are aligned over the slots in the worksurface support bracket.
6. Using the bolts, washers, and lockwashers supplied, loosely attach the worksurface to
the worksurface support brackets.
NOTE
If multiple worksurfaces are to be installed and joined together as a continuous
worksurface, perform the following steps.
7. Insert the spline into one end of the worksurface. Refer to Figure 2-6.
8. Insert the two tiebolts into the locations shown in Figure 2-6.
9. Loosely tighten the tiebolts until the adjoining worksurfaces meet. Do not secure at
this time.
10. Secure after final adjustment.
11. Repeat Steps 1 through 10 until all worksurfaces are mounted.
12. Level and position the worksurfaces.
13. When all worksurfaces are level and positioned correctly, tighten all mounting
hardware.
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Spline
Tiebolt
Slots
Figure 2-6. Worksurface Installation
End Table Assembly

The end table is shipped partially constructed. The tabletop surface must be mounted onto the
table frame. It is packaged and shipped on a pallet with all the hardware necessary to construct the
table.
To assemble the free-standing table, perform the following procedure:
1. Unpack the tabletop, table frame, and hardware from the pallet.
2. Referring to Figure 2-7, position the tabletop so that the pilot holes on the bottom of
the tabletop align with the mounting brackets on the table stand.
3. Using the bolts and washers provided, secure the tabletop to the table mounting
brackets.
Cover Plate
Leg Trim
Molding Cover
Figure 2-7. End Table Construction
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Wedge to End Table Assembly

Arm (P0930DT)
Tiebolt Cutouts End Cap

Cover Plate
(P0930DU)
Tabletop
(P0930DY) Wedge
(P0930DN/
P0926QQ)
Endtable Base
(P0930DR)
1/4-20-0.62 Screw,
Lockwasher, and
Washer
Figure 2-8. Wedge to End Table Assembly
NOTE
If the tabletop was previously attached, then it must be removed before performing
this procedure. When the procedure is complete, remount the tabletop.
To assemble a wedge to an end table, perform the following procedure:

1. Locate the wedge (P0930DN or pole-mount monitor wedge P0926QQ) and the arm
(P0930DT) that connects the wedge to the end table. Refer to Figure 2-8.
2. Using the hardware supplied, connect the wedge to the end table base as illustrated in
Figure 2-8.
3. Mount the universal arm (P0930DT) as illustrated in Figure 2-8.
4. Insert the end cap (P0930DU) as illustrated and drive it home using the rubber
mallet.
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End Table to Bay Assembly

NOTE
The procedure can be accomplished by attaching a table to the right or left side of
the bay. Figure 2-9 shows the table being attached to the left side of the bay. The
procedure is identical when attaching the table to the right side of the bay.
To connect an end table to a bay, perform the following procedure.

Referring to Figure 2-9, locate the wireway bracket, bay to end table wireway, and the associated
hardware.
Right
Wireway
Bracket
(P0930FF)
Left
Wireway
Bracket
(P0930FC)
Right Wireway,
Bay to Left Wireway,
End Table Bay to End Table
(P0930FF) (P0930FE)
1/4-20-.62
Buttonhead
Screw
Figure 2-9. Tabletop to Bay Connection
NOTE
If the tabletop was previously attached, then it must be removed before performing
this procedure. When the procedure is complete, remount the tabletop.
1. Mount the bay to end table wireway as shown in Figure 2-9.

2. Mount the wireway bracket as shown in Figure 2-9.
3. Using the 1/4-20 buttonhead screws, connect the bay to end table wireway to the
wireway bracket as shown in Figure 2-9.
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Leg Trim Molding Cover Installation

There are two versions of the leg trim molding cover associated with the Command Center, a
right and left. They are mounted on the inside and outside of each bay leg.
To install the inside and outside leg trim molding cover (refer to Figure 2-10), perform the follow-
ing procedure:
1. Select the molding cover, either right or left, to be inserted into the corresponding bay
leg position, either right or left.
2. If the cover plate illustrated in Figure 2-10 is already secured into place, then it must
be removed before the molded cover is installed.
3. Position the leg trim molding cover just above the cutout.
4. Slide the molded cover in and down until the cover is properly seated into the leg
cutout.
5. Reinstall the cover plate removed in Step 2.
6. Repeat this procedure until all the required leg trim molding covers are installed.
Cover Plate
Leg Trim
Molding Cover
Figure 2-10. Leg Trim Molding Cover installation
Anchoring the Command Center

The Command Center has two anchoring ports in the bottom of the bay. Although the Com-
mand Center in large configurations has stability, anchoring of stand-alone bays and tables is rec-
ommended. Threaded floor anchors that can receive a 1/4-inch bolt or a threaded rod are
recommended.
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Keyboard Drawer Installation

The keyboard drawer can be installed prior to installing the worksurface on the bay or after the
worksurface is installed on the bay. For ease of installation, this procedure recommends that you
install the keyboard drawer prior to installing the worksurface on the bay.
1. Once the keyboard drawer location is determined, turn the appropriate worksurface
over to fasten the keyboard drawer.
2. Remove the keyboard drawer from the shipping carton.
3. Place the keyboard drawer upside-down (refer to Figure 2-11) on the predetermined
worksurface.
4. Align the four keyboard mounting brackets over the eight predrilled mounting holes
in the worksurface.
5. Using the screws provided, secure the keyboard drawer to the worksurface.
Keyboard
Mounting
Brackets
4 Places
Figure 2-11. Keyboard Drawer Installation
6. Turn the worksurface over to the normal position.

7. Install the worksurface as described in “Installing the Command Center Worksur-
faces” on page 10.
GCIO Module Installation

To install a GCIO module into the Command Center, refer to Figure 2-12 and perform the fol-
lowing procedure.
1. With the hardware supplied, mount the GCIO brackets onto the GCIO module as
illustrated in Figure 2-12.
2. Position the GCIO module into the Command Center bay (refer to Figure 2-12).
3. Secure the GCIO module to the Command Center tray using the GCIO mounting
bracket and the hardware supplied (Figure 2-12).
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Cover Plate
GCIO Mounting
Bracket
GCIO Module
I/A Series
Speakers
Power Supply
I/A Series
Speakers (2)
Figure 2-12. GCIO Installation
USB Cable Connectors for USB Keyboard/Mouse

Certain newer processors use USB cable connectors for connecting the keyboard and mouse to
the processor. These USB connectors can be installed in a console with round cutout bulkhead
holes in the cover plate of the bay or in a console with compound cutout bulkhead holes in the
cover plate of the bay.
To install the USB cable connector(s), refer to Figure 2-13:
NOTE
Depending on the configuration of the Command Center, there is a requirement of
either none or two USB connectors for each Command Center bay.
1. Remove the filler plug(s) from the cable cutout in the cover plate of the bay.
2. To install a USB cable into the cover plate of a console with round cutout bulkhead
holes:
a. Trim the corners of the USB connector (Figure 2-13) removing enough material
to allow the connector to pass through the bulkhead hole.
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1. REMOVE MATERIAL ON CONNECTOR 1. PUSH USB CONNECTOR THROUGH

CORNERS TO ALLOW FOR PASS-THROUGH. SQUARE CUTOUTS.
2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO EXTENSION CABLE. 2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO EXTENSION CABLE.
3. INSTALL SPLIT GROMMET X0179HT 3. INSTALL SPLIT GROMMET X0179HT
IN HOLE. IN HOLE.
TRIM CORNERS
CONNECTOR
4 PLACES FRONT VIEW
FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING CONSOLES FOR INSTALLATION ON NEW CONSOLES

WITH COMPOUND BULKHEAD HOLES
WITH ROUND BULKHEAD HOLES
Figure 2-13. USB Cable Installation
b. Pass the cable through the bulkhead hole and plug the USB connector into either
the processor, the USB extender (P0972NZ), or the 3m (10 ft) USB extension
cable (P0972RJ).
c. Install split grommet (X0179HT) around the cable and into the bulkhead hole.
3. To install a USB cable for operation of a keyboard and mouse in a console with com-
pound cutout bulkhead holes in the cover plate of the bay:
a. Push USB connector through square cutouts in cover plate of the bay.
b. Plug the USB connector into either the processor, the USB extender (P0972NZ),
or the 3m (10 ft) USB extension cable (P0972RJ).
c. Install split grommet (X0179HT) around the cable and into the bulkhead hole.
4. Repeat the appropriate above steps for each location where a USB connector is
required.
DIN Cable Clamps and Associated DIN Cables

Assembly for PS-2 Peripherals
To install the DIN cable clamp(s) and associated DIN cable connector(s), refer to Figure 2-14.
NOTE
Depending on the configuration of the Command Center, there is a requirement of
none, one, or two DIN cable clamps for each Command Center bay.
1. Locate the required DIN cable clamp(s) supplied with the Command Center.
2. Assemble the DIN cable clamp as illustrated in Figure 2-14.
3. Insert the corresponding DIN cable connector into the clamp.
4. Friction tighten the clamp to the DIN cable connector.
5. Slide the DIN cable clamp over the mounting bolts as illustrated in Figure 2-14.
6. With the hardware supplied, secure the DIN cable clamp to the inside of the cover
plate.
7. Push the DIN cable connector flush with the face of the cover plate.
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8. To completely secure the DIN cable, tighten the two plastic screws on the DIN cable
connector.
9. Repeat Steps 1 through 8 for each location where a DIN cable connector is required.
DIN Cable
DIN Clamp
Connector Number 6 Screws (2)
Studs (4)
Cover Plate
Figure 2-14. DIN Cables Clamps and Associated DIN Cables Installation
I/A Series Speaker Installation

To install a set of I/A Series speakers and associated power supply into the Command Center, per-
form the following procedure (refer to Figure 2-12).
1. Locate the speakers and Velcro™ required for this installation (Part X0169WQ con-
tains two Velcro strips).
2. Cut the Velcro into four 3-inch strips.
3. Remove the protective covering from the adhesive side of the Velcro strips.
4. Place two of the Velcro strips, adhesive side down, at the location where the
speakers are to be mounted.
5. Place the remaining two Velcro strips, adhesive side down, on the side of each speaker.
6. Mount each speaker to the interior of the Command Center.
7. Position the speaker power supply as shown in Figure 2-12.
Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s) Installation

This section describes how to install the mounting hardware and the 20-inch LCD2080UX mon-
itor on a wedge or console bay. A completed single monitor installation is shown in Figure 2-15.
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20-inch LCD Tilter Fore

Monitor Shaft Arm
Front
of Command
Power
Center
Cable
Pole
Video
Cable
Figure 2-15. Command Center Pole-Mounted Monitor
To install a single or dual pole-mounted LCD monitor on a Command Center Bay or wedge, per-
form the following:
1. Remove the front cover plate, rear cover plates (2) and lower rear cover. Refer to
Figure 2-16.
Plain Front
Cover Plate
Or
Annunciator
Keyboard
Front Cover Rear
Plate Cover
Plate(2)
Lower
Rear
Cover
Figure 2-16. Cover Plate Removal
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2. Assemble the LCD pole-mount as follows:

a. Place and align the clamp plate against the rear of the LCD post mount bracket.
Insert and loosely tighten the four screws for the clamp plate (Figure 2-17 or
Figure 2-18) into the LCD post mount bracket.
b. Insert the bottom of the single or dual LCD pole-mount, into the groove between
the LCD post mount bracket and the clamp plate.
c. Align the base of the LCD mounting pole with the bottom of the LCD post
mount bracket.
d. Rotate the pole such that the forearm of the pole mounting (see Figure 2-17 or
Figure 2-18) points toward the front of the Command Center.
e. Tighten the four mounting screws on the clamp plate (Figure 2-17 or
Figure 2-18).
Position
Fore Arm
Foward
Rear Covers(Bay)
Single LCD Arm Post Mount
Cable Entry
Clamp Plate
LCD Post Mount Bracket
Figure 2-17. Single Pole Monitor with Bay Rear Covers
Dual LCD Arm Post Mount
Position
Fore Arm
Foward
Rear Covers(Wedge)
Cable Entry
Clamp Plate
LCD Post Mount Bracket

Figure 2-18. Dual Pole Monitor with Wedge Rear Covers
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3. Attach the flange of the tilter shaft to the monitor (see Figure 2-19).
Tilter Shaft
Screws (4)
Vacation
Switch
ac Power
Touchscreen DVI-A VGA DVI-D

(Where
Applicable)
Figure 2-19. Attaching Tilter Shaft to Monitor
4. Adjust the height of the arm extensions as follows:

a. Loosen the thumbscrew attached to the collar under the arm (see Figure 2-20)
Set Screw
Thumb-screw
Height and Collar
Adjustment
Set Screw
Thumb-screw
and Collar
Figure 2-20. Adjusting Arm Extensions
b. Slide the extension(s) and collar(s) up and down the mounting pole. For single
monitors, set the height of the monitor as desired. For dual monitors, set the
height of the lower monitor as desired and initially set the distance between the
two collars at 14 inches.
c. When the desired height adjustment has been reached, tighten the thumbscrew.
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NOTE
You may have to loosen the set screw behind the extension arm to adjust the height.
Be sure to tighten the collars to prevent the arm from sliding down the pole.
5. Attach the tilter shaft and the monitor to the pole forearm (see Figure 2-21).
.
Tilter Shaft
10-32” Screw
and Washer
Figure 2-21. Tilter Shaft and Monitor
6. Adjust the height of the arm extensions for dual monitors as follows:
a. If you have dual monitors, readjust the height of the arm extensions. The use of
dual monitors determines the final distance between the monitors. You should
leave a distance of at least 1 inch between the top of the bottom monitor and the
bottom of the top monitor.
Connect the power and video cables to the monitors, refer to“Monitor Video Cables and ac
Power Connection” on page 22.
Monitor Video Cables and ac Power Connection

Video Signal Cables
Since the LCD2080UX monitor can be operated in either an analog or digital video signal mode,
you must decide which mode to use. The mode selected determines the distance of the worksta-
tion to the monitor and the length of the video cables.
If the workstation has only an analog video generator available, then you must choose from the
analog suite of cables listed in Table 2-2. Some newer workstations offer a choice of either analog
or digital video outputs. Until recently, only analog video (RGB) was offered but, where feasible,
the digital video should be considered due to its enhanced clarity and lack of shadowing on the
displayed image.
Because of the high bandwidth required by digital signals, the Foxboro supported transmission
distances are only up to 4.5 m (15 ft). If cable lengths of greater than 4.5 m are necessary, then
analog signals must be used. To support these two video transmission schemes, two series of cables
support the video connections. Table 2-2 lists the part numbers and lengths for analog cables
(VGA) and Table 2-3 lists the part numbers and lengths for digital cables (DVI-D).
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NOTE
One 2 m (6 ft) analog cable and one 2 m (6 ft) digital cable are supplied with the
monitor
Table 2-2. Analog Cables (VGA)
Part Number Length

P0972KQ 2.4 m (8 ft)
P0930FX and P0972FZ 4.5 m (15 ft)
P0971DX 15 m (50 ft)
P0971DY 30 m (100 ft)
Table 2-3. Digital Cables (DVI-D)
Part Number Length

P0972VR 1.5 m (5 ft)
P0972VS 3 m (10 ft)
P0972VT 4.5 m (15 ft)
Connecting the Video Signal and Power Cable

1. Connect the video cable to the monitor as follows:
a. If using the 2 m (6 ft) monitor-supplied VGA/DVI-A analog cable, attach the
DVI end to the monitor’s DVI analog connector (that is, the left most connector
as viewed from the rear of the monitor, see Figure 2-22).
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Tilter Shaft
Screws (4)
Vacation
Switch
ac Power
Touchscreen DVI-A VGA DVI-D

(Where
Applicable)
Figure 2-22. Monitor Video and Power Connectors
b. If using a VGA/VGA analog cable (from Table 2-2 on page 23), attach the cable
to the VGA connector (that is, the middle video connector).
c. If using a digital video signal, attach a DVI-I or DVI-D cable (from Table 2-3 on
page 23) to the right-most video connector (as viewed from the rear of the moni-
tor).
d. Connect the monitor-provided right angle IEC ac power cord to the monitor.
2. Route and secure the monitor video and power cables as follows:
a. Loosen the screws underneath the arm extension. Route the cables through the
arm and re-tighten the screws (see Figure 2-23).
Loosen Phillips Head Screws
Cable
Clip
Figure 2-23. Cable Clamps and Clips
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b. Attach the cable clip(s) to keep cords organized and intact (see Figure 2-23)
3. Adjust the tilter friction (see Figure 2-24) to make sure that the monitor is secure to
the tilter and the tilter has been completely inserted into the arm as follows:
a. Tilt the monitor so it faces upward and locate the set screw under the tilter.
b. Inset a 7/32 inch Allen wrench into the set screw to adjust the tilt friction.
NOTE
To increase the friction turn the wrench counter-clockwise as viewed from the bot-
tom of the tilter shaft. To decrease, turn the wrench to the clockwise.
7/32 inch Allen Wrench
Figure 2-24. Tilt Friction Adjustment
4. Route the video and power cables through the cutout in the pole-mount into the
Command Center (see Figure 2-17 and Figure 2-18).
5. Connect the video cable to the processor’s video output.
6. Connect the ac power cord to the appropriate IEC ac outlet in the Command Center
(see Figure 2-25).
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ac Power
Connector
Figure 2-25. ac Power Connector
NOTE
The power receptacle is located under the back cover. Because the bay may be
located at a cable distance of up to 30 m (100 ft) from the monitor’s video source,
there may be a difference in the Earth potential between the bay and the video
source. Therefore, ensure that the Earth connection to the power receptacle block in
each bay is at the same voltage level as the Earth of the video generator. Inadequate
Earthing may result in disappointing video display operation.
7. Switch the LCD monitor’s “vacation” power switch to the 1 (On - up) position. The
“vacation” power switch is located on the right side of the monitor (viewed from rear -
see Figure 2-22).
8. Turn on power in the Command Center bay by switching on the external main power
to the bay.
9. Turn the monitor on by pressing the button on the front of the monitor.
10. Match up the monitor and processor resolutions as described in Flat Panel Monitor
Software Setup for UNIX® and Windows® Workstations (B0193PL) which is provided
with the monitor.
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Replace Covers
1. Replace the front cover plate and the lower rear cover. Refer to Figure 2-16 page 19.
2. Replace the two rear cover plates. Refer to Figure 2-16 page 19.
General Clean-up
After completing the above instructions, all worksurfaces and top panels should be fastened such
that there is a tight seam between adjacent modules.
Upon completion, wipe the Command Center down with a non-abrasive household detergent.
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3. Cabling
This chapter presents information on the cabling necessary to connect the Command Center
monitors, keyboards, mouse(s), and other operator interface devices.
The processors associated with the Command Center may be remotely positioned or located on a
Command Center end table. The cabling necessary to connect the Command Center monitors,
keyboards, mouse(s), and other operator interface devices is illustrated in Figure 3-1 through
Figure 3-8 as follows:
♦ Pole Mounted Monitor Versions
♦ “Model P92 Processor Local Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD” on page 30
♦ “Model P79 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD” on page 32
♦ “Model P80 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD” on page 34
♦ “Model P51E Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD” on page 35
♦ “Model 51D Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD” on page 36
♦ Supervisory Monitor Versions
♦ “Supervisory Monitor Cabling” on page 37
NOTE
Cabling is the same for all versions of the Command Center flat panel monitor. To
learn about adjusting the processor’s resolution for these monitors, refer to Flat
Panel Monitor Software Setup for UNIX® and Windows® Workstations (B0193PL)
which comes with the monitor.
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30
COMMAND CENTER CONSOLE
B0400DZ – Rev A
SECONDARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL)
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH

CABLE P0930FX P92
POLE-MOUNTED
20.1" LCD CABLE GROUP B
OPTIONAL
MONITORS DUAL HEAD
VIDEO AGP
CARD
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL) OR
AGP
SINGLE HEAD
VIDEO CARD
(STANDARD)
TO AC
POWER
15 FT AUDIO CABLE = P0930HX

50 FT AUDIO CABLE = P0930HY
100 FT AUDIO CABLE = P0922BD
15 FT MOUSE/KEYBOARD CABLE = P0930FZ

50 FT MOUSE/KEYBOARD CABLE = P0930FY CABLE GROUP B
100 FT MOUSE/KEYBOARD CABLE = P0922BF P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m)
P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m)
P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m)
CONSOLE BULKHEAD P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m)
Figure 3-1. Model P92 Processor Local Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD
3. Cabling
2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO EXTENSION CABLE. 2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO EXTENSION CABLE.
3. Cabling
IN HOLE. IN HOLE.
SECONDARY TRIM CORNERS

CONNECTOR
4 PLACES FRONT VIEW
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL) FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING CONSOLES FOR INSTALLATION ON NEW CONSOLES
WITH ROUND BULKHEAD HOLES WITH COMPOUND BULKHEAD HOLES
DETAIL A P79
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH SERIAL PORT A
TO RCNI
CABLE P0930FX (9 PIN "D")
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
POLE-MOUNTED PQRSTUVWXYZ -12 A
20.1" LCD 0971P
LE = P 71PB
L CAB = P09 8-PORT SERIAL
MONITORS 0 F T SERIA A BLE
1 LC PCI CARD
SERIAL SERIA
50 FT A
PRINTER 71P
P09 B
AB LE = P0971P C
PRIMARY LC = 1P
T S ERIA CABLE = P097
L E
SCREEN 10 F SERIA L CABL
(P0972VK/VL) T 0ZR
50 F T SERIA PARALLEL
GCIO 0 F 090
10 E =P PORT
L
AB (25 PIN "D")
LC
LLE
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH A RA
P
CABLE P0930FX FT
15 LE
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO CAB 1LS
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12 LLEL 97
A P 0 SECONDARY
AR =
TP KIT VIDEO PCI
50 F NDER
E CARD
PARALLEL EXT
TO AC PRINTER
POWER PRIMARY
(on board)
VIDEO
PORT
CABLE GROUP B
P0800MW
ANNUNCIATOR KBD ANNUNCIATOR KBD
USB PORT
USB MOUSE
OR
TRACKBALL USB PORT
USB KEYBOARD
GROMMETS CABLE GROUP B
(SEE DETAIL A) P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m)
EQUIPMENT MOUNTING P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m)
CONSOLE BULKHEAD BAY AREA P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m)
10 ft USB EXTENSION CABLES P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m)
= NULL MODEM CABLE (P0972RJ)
B0400DZ – Rev A
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32
2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO USB EXTENDER. 2. PLUG CONNECTOR INTO USB EXTENDER.
IN HOLE. IN HOLE.

B0400DZ – Rev A
SECONDARY TRIM CORNERS

CONNECTOR
4 PLACES FRONT VIEW
SCREEN
DETAIL A P79
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH TO RCNI SERIAL PORT A
CABLE P0930FX (9 PIN "D")
POLE-MOUNTED ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12 1PA
20.1" LCD ABLE
= P097 B
P
MONITORS T S E RIAL C BLE = P0971 8-PORT SERIAL
10 F CA PCI CARD
SERIAL FT S ERIAL A
50 71P
PRINTER P09 1PB
LE = 97
PRIMARY L CAB LE = P0 0971PC
RIA CAB E = P
SCREEN T SE L L
10 F T SERIA L CAB
F IA R
(P0972VK/VL) 00Z
P09 PARALLEL
50 FT SER
GCIO 100 =
LE PORT
AB (25 PIN "D")
LC
ALLE
R
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH PA
FT E
CABLE P0930FX 15 ABL LS
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO LC 1
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12 A
R SECONDARY
LLE = P097
A KIT
TP VIDEO PCI
VGA
50 F NDER
E CARD
PARALLEL EXT
TO AC PRINTER
POWER PRIMARY
(on board)
VGA
VIDEO
PORT
CABLE GROUP B
P0800MW
REMOTE KEYBOARD INSTALLATION USB PORT

USB MOUSE USB USB
OR EXTENDER EXTENDER
TRACKBALL REMOTE LOCAL USB PORT
UNIT UNIT
Figure 3-3. Model P79 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD
USB KEYBOARD
GROMMETS KIT = P0972NZ
(SEE DETAIL A)
EQUIPMENT MOUNTING CABLE GROUP B CABLE GROUP A
CONSOLE BULKHEAD BAY AREA CABLE GROUP A P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m) P0971XK = 3 m
P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m) P0971XL = 15 m
P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m) P0972MR = 30 m
P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m)
3. Cabling
IN HOLE.
3. Cabling
IN HOLE.
TRIM CORNERS CONNECTOR

SECONDARY 4 PLACES
FRONT VIEW
SCREEN
FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING CONSOLES FOR INSTALLATION ON NEW CONSOLES
(P0972VK/VL)
DETAIL A P80
CABLE P0930FX
(25 PIN "D")
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12
20.1" LCD
10 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PA
MONITORS 50 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PB SERIAL PORT B
SERIAL (25 PIN "D")
100 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PC (for GCIO only)
PRINTER
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL) ZR
900 PARALLEL
GCIO P0
LE= PORT
AB (25 PIN "D")
LC
LE
AL
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH PAR
FT
CABLE P0930FX 15 E
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
ABL S
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12
EL C 1L
R ALL = P097 SECONDARY
A
TP KIT VIDEO PCI
VGA
50 F NDER
E CARD
PARALLEL EXT
TO AC PRINTER
POWER PRIMARY
VIDEO PCI
VGA
CARD
CABLE GROUP B
P0800MW
USB PORT
USB MOUSE
OR
TRACKBALL USB PORT
USB KEYBOARD
GROMMETS
(SEE DETAIL A) CABLE GROUP B
EQUIPMENT MOUNTING P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m) CABLE GROUP A
BAY AREA P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m) P0971XK = 3 m
CONSOLE BULKHEAD 10 ft USB EXTENSION CABLES P0971XL = 15 m
P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m)
(P0972RJ) P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m) P0972MR = 30 m
= NULL MODEM CABLE
B0400DZ – Rev A
33
34
IN HOLE. IN HOLE.

B0400DZ – Rev A
TRIM CORNERS CONNECTOR

SECONDARY 4 PLACES
FRONT VIEW
SCREEN
DETAIL A P80
CABLE P0930FX
(25 PIN "D")
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12
20.1" LCD 10 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PA
MONITORS 50 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PB SERIAL PORT B
SERIAL (25 PIN "D")
100 FT SERIAL CABLE = P0971PC (for GCIO only)
PRINTER
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL) ZR
900 PARALLEL
GCIO P0
LE= PORT
AB (25 PIN "D")
LC
LLE
A RA
P0972FZ: USE ONLY WITH P
FT
CABLE P0930FX 15 E
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO
ABL S
LC 1L
PQRSTUVWXYZ -12 ALLE 097 SECONDARY
AR = P
TP KIT VIDEO PCI
VGA
50 F NDER
E CARD
PARALLEL EXT
PRINTER
PRIMARY
VIDEO PCI
VGA
CARD
CABLE GROUP B
P0800MW
REMOTE KEYBOARD INSTALLATION USB PORT
USB PORT
USB KEYBOARD
Figure 3-5. Model P80 Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD
GROMMETS KIT = P0972NZ
(SEE DETAIL A)
EQUIPMENT MOUNTING CABLE GROUP B CABLE GROUP A
BAY AREA CABLE GROUP A P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m)
CONSOLE BULKHEAD P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m) P0971XK = 3 m
= NULL MODEM CABLE P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m) P0971XL = 15 m
P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m) P0972MR = 30 m
3. Cabling
3. Cabling
SECONDARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL)
51E
CABLE P0930FX
POLE-MOUNTED
20.1" LCD
MONITORS
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL)

CABLE P0930FX
TO AC
POWER
CABLE GROUP B
CABLE GROUP B
P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m)
P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m)
P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m)
P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m)
Figure 3-6. Model P51E Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD
B0400DZ – Rev A
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36
B0400DZ – Rev A
SECONDARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL)

51D
CABLE P0930FX
POLE-MOUNTED
20.1" LCD
MONITORS
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972VK/VL)

CABLE P0930FX
TO AC
POWER
CABLE GROUP B
CABLE GROUP B
P0972KQ = 8 FT (2.4 m)
P0930FX = 15 FT (4.5 m)
P0971DX = 50 FT (15 m)
Figure 3-7. Model 51D Processor Remote Cabling with Pole Mounted LCD
P0971DY = 100 FT (30 m)
3. Cabling
70A/B/C
P92/P93
3. Cabling
OPTIONAL
DUAL HEAD
VIDEO CARD
PRIMARY VIDEO
(MOTHER BOARD
OR AGP CARD)
SECONDARY 51E
SCREEN
(P0972RG)
PRIMARY
SCREEN
(P0972RG)
Figure 3-8. Supervisory Monitor Cabling

51D,
P79/P80
40" LCD MONITORS
* = P92/P93 USE EITHER

B0400DZ – Rev A
= NULL MODEM CABLE SINGLE OR DUAL AGP CARDS.
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B0400DZ – Rev A 3. Cabling
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Index
A
Align modules 11
Anchoring ports 14
C
Common configurations 5
Connectors USB 16
F
Free-standing table 11
K
Keyboard drawers 15
Kits/Parts list for Command Center 5
M
Modules
bay and spacer 1
spacer 9
S
Support tube 8
T
Technical support services x
Typical console installation 5
U
Unloading 1
USB connectors 16
W
Worksurface support tube 8
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B0400DZ – Rev A Index
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2. Installation Procedures ...................................................................................................... 5

Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s) Installation .......................................................... 18

Service and Support

P0930EY 40 inch Screen

Keyboard Ceiling Bracket

End Table Mouse

Figure 1-1. Command Center Modules

To unpack the Command Center bay, perform the following procedure:

13. Position the bay in the final location.

Table 2-1. Command Center Parts Listing

Table 2-1. Command Center Parts Listing (Continued)

Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s)

Connecting Bay to Bay

Installing Worksurface Support Brackets

Figure 2-3. Worksurface Support Brackets

Installing the Wedge Modules

Figure 2-4. Wireway and Monitor Positioning

Figure 2-5. Wedge Positioning

Installing the Command Center Worksurfaces

Figure 2-6. Worksurface Installation

End Table Assembly

Figure 2-7. End Table Construction

Wedge to End Table Assembly

Tiebolt Cutouts End Cap

Figure 2-8. Wedge to End Table Assembly

To assemble a wedge to an end table, perform the following procedure:

End Table to Bay Assembly

To connect an end table to a bay, perform the following procedure.

1. Mount the bay to end table wireway as shown in Figure 2-9.

Leg Trim Molding Cover Installation

Figure 2-10. Leg Trim Molding Cover installation

Anchoring the Command Center

Keyboard Drawer Installation

Figure 2-11. Keyboard Drawer Installation

6. Turn the worksurface over to the normal position.

GCIO Module Installation

Figure 2-12. GCIO Installation

USB Cable Connectors for USB Keyboard/Mouse

1. REMOVE MATERIAL ON CONNECTOR 1. PUSH USB CONNECTOR THROUGH

FOR UPGRADES TO EXISTING CONSOLES FOR INSTALLATION ON NEW CONSOLES

Figure 2-13. USB Cable Installation

DIN Cable Clamps and Associated DIN Cables

I/A Series Speaker Installation

Single and Dual Pole-Mounted Monitor(s) Installation

20-inch LCD Tilter Fore

Figure 2-15. Command Center Pole-Mounted Monitor

Figure 2-16. Cover Plate Removal

2. Assemble the LCD pole-mount as follows:

LCD Post Mount Bracket

Figure 2-17. Single Pole Monitor with Bay Rear Covers

Dual LCD Arm Post Mount

LCD Post Mount Bracket

Touchscreen DVI-A VGA DVI-D

4. Adjust the height of the arm extensions as follows:

Figure 2-20. Adjusting Arm Extensions

Figure 2-21. Tilter Shaft and Monitor

Monitor Video Cables and ac Power Connection

Table 2-2. Analog Cables (VGA)

Part Number Length

Table 2-3. Digital Cables (DVI-D)