Gamber-Johnson 7160-0505-xx - Manual (Page 2)

practical.
PRE-INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Conduct a "Bench Test"
Gamber-Johnson strongly advises a "bench test" be conducted to verify that all
electronic and software issues are resolved prior to installation:
Make sure computer is operational by itself. 1.
Insert computer into docking station and verify that the computer is operating in 2.
the dock.
Interconnect entire assembly and verify start-up of all components, including
3.
other equipment (printer, modems, scanners, etc.)
* Gamber-Johnson also recommends positioning of all mounts and equipment in the
vehicle prior to the actual install to verify that the mounting locations are safe and
POWER SUPPLY INFORMATION
During Installation
DO NOT connect this docking station to the vehicle battery until: •
ALL other electrical connections are made. 1.
Mounting of ALL components is complete. 2.
VERIFICATION that no shorts exist in the entire system. 3.
DO NOT install equipment or route wiring or cords in the deployment path of •
any air bag.
When drilling into the vehicle, DO make sure that both sides of the surface are •
clear of anything that could be damaged.
CAUTION: If wiring is shorted to the frame, high current conductors can cause
hazardous sparks resulting in electrical fires or flying molten metal.
After Installation
Test the docking station to ensure that it is working properly. •
File these instructions in a safe place and refer to them when preforming
maintenance or re-installing.
WARNING: Failure to follow all safety precautions and instructions may result in
property damage, serious injury or death.
This docking station uses an external power supply sold separately. Gamber-Johnson
recommends automobile power supply part number 15110. This power supply can
receive 12-32Vdc/15A max for input power and provides 19Vdc/5A of output power.
Along with the power supply comes cables to be used for connecting the output to the
dock and another cable to be used for plugging into a cigarette lighter for easy
connections.
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