Black Box TAB32CS-LSL Redundant Overload Protection, Tambour Door, Handle Assembly, Overview

Chapter 2: Overview

2.2.5 Redundant Overload Protection

•Overload Protection monitors each device for a current overload condition that occurs when the overload current limit is reached.

•If the overload occurs when the initial charging is turned on, the Overload Protection shuts down the overloaded iPad/device and will attempt to reset the charging every 30 seconds after all iPad/devices have begun charging.

•If an overload occurs during charging, charging is turned off to all iPad/devices and the charging sequence is restarted to locate the overloaded iPad/device as described in the previous paragraph.

•If the overload protection fails to remove the faulted current overload, the system microprocessor will reset the power charging system in an attempt to remove the fault.

•When connecting a laptop to the USB 2.0 port located in the side panel, the TAB16CS-LS or TAB32CS-LS will automatically switch from charging mode to sync mode. When the syncing mode is started, each device is synced sequentially in order to avoid USB bus overload.

•The TAB16CS-LS or TAB32CS-LS is switched back to charge mode by unplugging the USB cable from the port on the side panel.

•If the USB cable is not unplugged from the port, the TAB16CS-LS or TAB32CS-LS switches back to charging mode four hours after the data sync mode is activated. To restart sync mode, the syncing computer must be disconnected and reconnected to the TAB16CS-LS or TAB32CS-LS.

•iPads sync with iTunes—see iPad manual for instructions to configure iPads.

•The TAB16C-LS and TAB32C-LS do not have syncing capabilities, but these can be added at a later time if needed.

•Devices connect to the TAB16CS-LS and the TAB32CS-LS with the USB cables supplied with the cart.

•Devices connect to the TAB16CS-LSL and the TAB32CS-LSL with the Apple® USB-to lightning connector cables supplied with the cart.

•The carts operate from one power cord.

2.2.6 Tambour Door

•The front of the cart is secured by a tambour door.

•Tambour door is constructed of 1.18" (30-mm) wide and 0.49" (12.5-mm) thick translucent blue PVC slats.

•The door is secured by 16-gauge black steel handles and a reinforced lock hasp. Padlock is optional.

•Retractable design requires smaller footprint to open and provides easier access to stored tablets than hinged doors.

•Translucent door allows for visual inventory of stored items, as well as charging status.

2.2.7 Handle Assembly

•Handle on side of cart frees the top of the cart for an unobstructed work area.

•Two (2) steel cord wraps (the lower portion of the handle assembly and the handle are used as cord wraps).

•Handle can be mounted on either side panel. A second handle option is available for field installation.

2.2.8 IT Access Panel

•Fully removable IT access panel is located on rear of cart.

•Secured via 3-point key lock.

•Provides protection to electrical components.

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