Bosch Appliances 50, 00 and LBB 4141 manual Snap Mounting, Block Mounting

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DCN Voting Units Installation and User Instructions

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Figure 2.6 Changed Voting Button Order LBB 4141/00

To change the voting button order:

1Unscrew the front plate of the voting unit. Keep the two screws.

2Remove the three buttons in the middle of the unit by squeezing the snap fingers of the buttons with a pair of tweezers.

3Insert the buttons in the correct position. (see

Figure 2.6).

4Fasten the PCB back to the front plate.

5Set the button order jumper on position 1 (see Figure 2.7).

i Note

Do not touch the electronics, in order to prevent damage by static discharge.

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Figure 2.7 Positions button order jumper.

The default position of the button order jumper is:

LBB 4141/00: position 2

LBB 4141/50: position 1

i Note

The voting unit can not be used for audience response voting, multiple choice voting, opinion poll voting and rating, when the button order jumper is set to position 1.

2.4 Mounting

The LBB 4141/00 and LBB 4141/50 voting units can be snap-mounted and block mounted.

2.4.1 Snap Mounting

The snap-mounting method is used to install flush- mounting units in panels with a thickness of 2 mm. This method uses the ‘click-to-fit’ mechanism to secure the units in cutouts in tabletops or the armrest of seats. See Figure 2.1 for a close up of the click-to-fit mechanism and Figure 2.9 for the dimensions for snap mounting.

Figure 2.8 Click-to-fit mechanism

Figure 2.9 Dimensions for snap mounting

2.4.2 Block Mounting

The block-mounting method is used to install flush- mounting units in surroundings of more than 2 mm. This method uses couple pieces (LBB 4127/00) to flush mount the voting units in cutouts in tabletops, metal plates or armrests of seats. The end caps (LBB 4125/00) cover the coupling pieces and complete the attractive design.

See Figure 2.10 for the procedure for block mounting a voting unit and Figure 2.11 for the dimensions for block

Bosch Security Systems B.V. June 2004 9922 141 70611

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Contents DCN Voting Units Audience Important Safeguards About this ManualPurpose HyperlinksTable of contents Introduction Introduction Voting Units and AccessoriesControls, Connectors and Indicators Voting Button OrderMounting Snap MountingBlock Mounting Connecting InitializingDe-mounting Using CommissioningUnit Active Indication Voting Authorization and Access ControlLocating Buttons by Touch Attendance RegistrationAddress Conflict TroubleshootingFault Indication on a Voting Unit Disconnect Indication via a PCTechnical Data General Trouble Shooting Procedure