SMC Networks Console User manual

Console Specifications

CS – 0206VLII

4/4/2006

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Specifications (Vision Line II) -

1) Vision Line II General Description

1.1 For this point forward SMC shall be referred to as the console

contractor.

1.2 Vision Line II is a console that is designed to accommodate numerous

kinds of computers, communication equipment, and user interface devices

(ex. Keyboards, mice, etc.).

The console is to be a design that is completely modular, totally

interchangeable and easily reconfigured by the user. There are to be

different frame widths (24”, 30”, 36”, 48”, 60” and 72”) that are standard.

There are 90-degree corners along with wedge designs that allow for

Convex and Concave layouts (they are to be available in 30, 45 and 60-

degrees). Standard height of the console is 43”. All units are bolted

together allowing total design flexibility.

The frames are constructed in such a manor as to allow back-to-back

configurations in straight, convex, and concave layouts. The frame itself

remains the center spine for the back-to-back work surfaces with access

to cable management from either side of the frame’s front and the top.

There are numerous options such as peninsulas, binder storage, and

storage cabinets.

1.3 The consoles shall accommodate a variety of computers,

communication equipment, CRT or Flat Panel displays and operator

interface devices. The design of the consoles should also satisfy the

functional, ergonomic and aesthetic requirements of the operational

working environment.

1.4 Construction -

All construction supplied by the contractor shall be of such a design

that will allow for 24/7 utilization of the consoles supplied.

Constructed of formed cold rolled steel, this open architecture

design provides:

The frames are to be constructed from 14 Ga.* cold roll steel (as a

minimum) to support all of the required accessories, work surfaces,

cables, and user interfaces.

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a. Full Access (front and rear) where ever possible to

house terminals and CPUs

b. Air circulation throughout the entire installation

c. Fully removable rear doors and front panels requiring

no tools

d. Monitor mounts are adjustable to enhance viewing

angle

e. Cable Management run flexibility

f. Unparalleled strength and durability for 24/7

operations.

1.5 Doors and Access –

Front access panels are constructed of 20 Ga. cold rolled steel, providing

durability and strength. Rear Doors and hinged to allow access to cable

management within frame. With the exception of the work surface top,

rear doors,and trim pieces, the entire unit is made of steel.

1.6 Work Surface –

The console shall have a minimum 1.25" (50mm) thick work surface with

post-formed front edge, T-Mold or specific edging for operator comfort can

be supplied. Work surfaces are constructed of high-pressure post-formed

grade laminate applied to .45 lb. industrial grade board for durability. A

thermal fused melamine backer is applied to seal the board and eliminate

rough surfaces on the underside of the work surface and to prevent

moisture access to the work surface.

2) Standards

2.1 Optional rack mount insert shall comply with Electronic Industry

Association (E.I.A.) specifications for rack mounting ANSI/EIA standard

RS-310.

2.2 The consoles shall be manufactured to industry recognized quality and

ergonomic standards (BIFMA, ISO, ANSI).

3) Drawings

3.1 The contractor shall supply sets of scaled drawings for each console

assembly showing the location of all the specified electronics in isometric

view in addition to a plan (top down) and elevation views.

3.2 The specification of sizes and dimensions shown in the drawings shall

have a tolerance of not more than +/- 0.062" (1.6mm).

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4) Modular Pre-Engineered Construction

All components within the system shall be:

4.1 Of a pre-engineered modular construction, i.e.: constructed from a

series of independent sectional compartments.

4.2 Available from a pre-defined set of manufacturer’s model numbers.

4.3 Free from alterations to the design either prior to or following

installation, will be accomplished without the need for either welding or

carpentry work.

4.4 Capable of cables or conduits passing through the complete width of

the system without obstruction.

4.5 Constructed of a steel superstructure framework with external

decorative laminated panels.

5) Self-Supporting Skeleton Framework

The self-supporting skeleton framework shall:

5.1 Be installed onto the site in advance of any external finishing panels.

The framework shall be fully capable of supporting all specified electronics

without the need for attachment of any external panels.

5.2 Include modular sections and be constructed of 14 and 16 Ga.* (.074"

and .059") sheet metal. Console sections shall be secured together by use

of #1/4-20 bolts. All welds exposed to the front shall be filed smooth and

sharp contours eliminated.

6) Components

6.1 Frames –

Design is open architecture style consisting of framework in 14 Ga. cold

rolled steel materials to provide durability, strength, modularity and

complete cable run flexibility.

Frames are modular in design that comes in different frame widths (24”,

30”, 36”, 48”, 60” and 72”) that are standard. There are 90-degree corners

along with wedge designs that allow for Convex and Concave layouts

(they are to be available in 30, 45 and 60-degrees). Standard height of

the console is 43”.

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Frames are designed to allow for mounting of accessories such as Flat

Panel Monitor mounts utilizing slat wall that can be used along with

monitor mounting on work surfaces. The frames are designed to allow for

other accessories such as shelving, white boards, light mounts, and desk

top management storage products.

All frame modules are equipped with leveling feet to insure uniformity and

tight fit.

6.2 Storage -

A storage area is provided below the work surface that allows for a

number of different storage accessories. These accessories are to

be CPU Storage Swing Out doors and/ or CPU Storage Cabinets

for CPU storage with ventilation and access. The storage cabinets

should also allow for rack mount capability if required without

modification to the cabinet.

6.3 Monitor Mounts –

With the advances in the Flat Panel mount, the console shall

provide means of supporting both CRT and/or Flat Panel monitors,

either with optional monitor mounts or a means of supporting

monitors on the work surface.

The mounts shall be of such construction to be able to support

monitors based on user requirements such as size and weight.

Slat Wall mounted flat panel mounts shall be of a design allows for

vertical height adjustment and horizontal adjustment utilizing Slat

Wall design.

6.4 Cable Management and Utility Power –

Cable management shall be provided in all consoles with access

available to the user from either the front or rear of the console. The

cable management shall allow for separation of

Data/Communications cables from Power runs. The cable

management shall be designed to fit into troughs that will allow

unobstructed paths throughout the console. Front access for these

troughs is available from lift off doors that allow access to jacks and

power strip outlets. Rear access is available with the hinged doors

and a trough at the top of the frame is accessible via the removable

(free from use of tools) top cap.

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Power Strip mounts and/or modular electrical power runs (electrical

distribution option that brings in (4) – 20 amp or 15 amp circuits to

the console) are made available in the frames cable management

and again are accessible from either the front or rear of the

cabinets. Storage cabinets that support the storage of CPUs are

also to be designed with cable management and power support.

6.5 Panels -

Side Panels are constructed from .75” thick laminated particle board.

Storage cabinet panels are constructed of 18 gauge cold rolled steel to

provide durability and strength.

6.6 Work Surfaces and Adjustable Work Surfaces –

The console shall have a minimum 1.25" (50mm) thick work surface with

post-formed edge, T-Mold or specific edging for operator comfort. Work

surfaces are constructed of high-pressure post-formed grade laminate

applied to .45 lb. industrial grade board for durability. A thermal fused

melamine backer is applied to seal the board and eliminate rough surfaces

on the underside of the work surface and to prevent moisture access to

the work surface.

The ability to lift the keyboard work surface is achieved by a mechanical

device that is used for the lift of the keyboard work surface. You have the

ability to adjust 12” vertically from the position of the main work surface (6”

above and 6” below).

6.7 Keyboard Management -

Keyboard management options consist of:

a. Keyboards on the work surface

b. Keyboards on a specific keyboard surface utilizing a mechanical

lift assembly.

c. Rollout keyboards below the work surface

d. Keyboard switch (operating a min. of 2 or 3 monitors - KVM)

e. Articulating keyboard and mouse platform

6.8 Exterior End Panels

The exterior panel elements shall be attached to the console structure by

means of concealed hardware.

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7) Finish and Color

7.1 All exterior and frame steel components including drawers, blank

panels, and shelving shall be zinc oxide wash primer with an enamel paint

finish. Manufacturer offers a variety of 7 different baked, enamel finishes

and 14 laminate colors.

7.2 All wooden components are to be supplied with a high-pressure

laminate covering the .45 lb. industrial grade board core.

8) Optional Accessories

All accessory storage cabinets, mobile drawer pedestals, printer stands,

binder storage, etc. shall be constructed of materials and finishes to match

the console exterior. They are to meet or exceed the quality levels

established by industry standards, to the configuration and dimensions

identified in the contract drawings.

8.1Other options consist of:

a. Power Strips and Electrical Distribution Wiring

b. Accessories for the paneled slat wall (Pen holders, accessory

trays, paper trays, white boards, Tracked monitor mounts, etc.)

c. Storage pedestals

d. Task Lighting

e. Telephone mounts

f. Rack Mounting Cabinets (above or below the work surface)

g. CPU Storage Pedestals

h. CPU Storage on Swing Out Doors

i. Credenzas

j. Printer and Fax Cabinets

k. File Cabinets

l. Rotating Binder Storage Cabinets

m. Desks and auxiliary work stations

All custom woodwork options (file cabinets, binder storage, and

credenzas) are made to match console laminates and paint.

9) Mounting Hardware

9.1 Mounting hardware for the specified electronics shall be available

upon request. Any hardware needed for assembly will be provided.

10) Instructions/ Installation

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10.1 The console contractor can provide installation, labor, site

supervision, support and service.

10.2 Modules shall be able to be assembled using standard tools. NO site

cutting or drilling is required. Each module shall be rigid and self-

supporting to permit individual removal, relocation or modification of

adjacent modules. Console construction shall provide the flexibility for

future console layout, equipment, and configuration changes.

10.3 Fully detailed assembly instructions in the English language shall be

supplied with both written and pictorial descriptions for each item/model

numbered component.

11) Packaging/Shipping

11.1 The console contractor shall be responsible for packing the

components in a manner that will ensure undamaged and complete arrival

at the destination.

11.2 The console contractor shall provide consoles stripped down and

shipped with the minimal amount of packaging materials.

11.3 Consoles are shipped blanket wrapped and shipped by professional

moving van on air ride trailers.

12) Warranty

12.1 The manufacturer shall provide a written lifetime guarantee against

defects of all steel products of its manufacture shall be free from defects in

materials and workmanship for as long as the original purchaser owns the

product.

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