Considering Power Management And Room Control Systems; About The Smart Product's Power Management Capabilities; About Presence Detection Sensors - SMART Board 4000 Series Installation Best Practices

CHAPTER 2
INSTALLING THE PRODUCT
Guideline
Watch out for
equipment and cable
placement when using
mobile stands that
have motorized lifts
Use best practices for
cable management
Considering power management and
room control systems
When installing the SMART product, keep in mind its power management capabilities and features.
In some situations, you might also need to integrate the SMART product with a room control
system.
About the SMART product's power management capabilities
SMART products feature advanced power-management capabilities. For more information about
the power management capabilities of a particular SMART product, refer to its documentation.

About presence detection sensors

Some SMART products include a presence detection sensor (also called a proximity sensor) that
detects movement in the room and turns on the SMART product. If the sensors detect no
movement for a time, the SMART product goes into Standby. The SMART product's use of the
proximity sensor can be adjusted or disabled in the SMART product's settings. For more
information about power states and power-management settings, refer to the SMART product's
documentation.
NOTE
When you install a SMART product, remember that the SMART product's proximity sensors might
be able to detect movement through large windows or glass walls. Also, make sure that no
obstructions prevent the proximity sensor from functioning correctly.
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Equipment and cables beneath the SMART product can be damaged if
a stand that includes a motorized lift lowers the SMART product onto the
equipment. Movement of the SMART product can also damage cables if
the cables are pinched or bent.
Power and extension cables must be manageable during transport to
prevent damage. Cables should be easy to wrap and store before
moving the stand and SMART product. Letting cables dangle or drag as
you move the SMART product can increase the risk of injury, product
damage and damage to the cables.