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Congratulations on your purchase of the most durable and

flexible sync-and-charge console enclosure for storing,

protecting, syncing and charging multiple iPads: the DS-MDM-

SC-16U-IPL. It is designed to allow the simultaneous charging

or syncing of up to 16 iPads or iPad Minis, as well as certain

other devices that can charge or sync using USB connections.

This User's Guide contains important information on the set-up

and use of this device. Some of the instructions relate to Apple

OS devices. For other devices, consult your equipment vendor

and their technical support concerning methods to manage

content on those devices. Please keep it in a safe place and

make it available to any user.

The DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL is intended to allow mobile device

users to provide a resource for syncing and charging on a

tabletop, counter or rack.

The DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL should only be used for its intended

purpose and in accordance with the safety and operational

instructions in this Guide and related documents.

Here are some pointers to get the best out of your

DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL:

Finding a suitable location for your DS-MDM-SC-16U-

IPL: The DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL is designed for use in a number

of environments, allowing you to match the need for charging

and syncing to the way you are using your devices. It can be

used on a counter-top or desk, on or in an existing cart or in a

cabinet, on a mobile stand or rack.

If you want to fasten it to a surface, you can bolt it to a table top

or other surface. This helps prevent tipping. You can also

use Velcro or some sort of suitable bracket (not provided). (Be

very careful not to open or drill into the enclosure box or

disturb the electronics boards or power supplies when

mounting or handling the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL.) Be sure

to place the cabinet far enough back from the front edge of

any mounting surface to also prevent tipping when the

drawer is extended.

Getting started: Providing 16 USB ports for charging and

syncing, the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL has inside a 16 port hub

connected to a suitable power supply. If the protective cover is

opened, be careful not to touch the board's components or

drop anything onto the board or touch any of the power

supply connectors.

Make sure the power is off (unplugged from the wall outlet with

the on/off switch in the off position). Set-up consists of plugging

the USB-A end of each iPad or other device's cable into a USB

connector on the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL. You can then turn on

the power supply with the lighted on-off switch and start to use

the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL. The power supply and its ventilation

fan are located inside the drawer's enclosure cover.

[Always use the cords (USB-to-Apple connector or other)

provided by Apple, the device manufacturer or certified and

tested equivalents. Many cords are not certified and can cause

problems with recharging or syncing. An optional accessory set

of cables may be available from Datamation Systems.]

Any ventilation holes in the tray and enclosure must be left

exposed when the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL is plugged in as the

power supply fan is needed to disperse heat. The power supply

fan will cycle on and off as needed.

Connecting the USB cords: Once the USB connectors

are plugged into the board, plug the device connector of each

cable into an iPad or other device.

Power cord: When you are ready to use your DS-MDM-

SC-16U-IPL, plug the power exit cord into an available wall

outlet/receptacle. Be sure there is enough power to

support the power supplies. Do not use any kind of

extension cord in addition to the exit power cord. Make

sure the cord is safely placed to avoid any danger of

tripping or damage to the cord. If the cord is damaged, do

not use it.

When the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL is powered up, it defaults to

the "charge mode" and will start charging any devices plugged

into the USB cables. It will charge devices at the optimum

power required by the device, up to 2.1A, with all devices

connected to the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL provided with the

optimum power they require. It does not require a host

computer connected to the hub to charge compatible devices.

LED display: Your DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL is equipped with

LEDs that display the device status. After you turn on the power

switch, after a paused of approximately 30 seconds, the devices

status. The colors displayed may be controlled by your MDM

software or, if not, by the default settings for the Cambrionix

hub.

In most cases, the default settings display RED for charging,

GREEN for fully charged, BLUE (for sync/charge mode, as

when the device is connected to a host). If devices are powered

on while connected, they may draw sufficient power to "trick" the

hubs into thinking the devices are still charging, even if they are

charged. You can check this on the device itself or by

connecting the hub to LiveViewer software (free as shown on

the link below).

Details on the default settings, API for controlling connected

devices and LiveViewer software, go to

tinyurl.com/DS-LED-pdf

For Apple devices, if you are using Configurator, refer

to Apple's device management resources.

If you are configuring iTunes: you must set up your iPads

to sync to an iTunes account, in accordance with Apple's

instructions. To communicate with all 16 USB devices,

iTunes should be installed in its current version on a Mac

OS host equipped with a USB 2.0 port. Check for iTunes

updates before connecting your iOS devices. We

recommend de-selecting automatic updates in your iTunes

preferences (to avoid interference with automatic syncing).

Note that a Windows computer can be used to sync iOS

devices through iTunes. It may be limited to the number of

USB devices that can be recognized by the version of

Windows you are using. Consult your IT department or

online knowledge bases concerning this.

Configuring iTunes is a one-time procedure for each device.

iTunes will address each device plugged into one of the USB

cables. Make sure each has been configured using the

procedure provided in iTunes, making sure you do the following

on each:

• Name and register each iPad.

• In the options section of iTunes, enable "open iTunes

when this <> is attached."

• Enable "sync only checked songs and videos."

• Disable "Manually manage music and videos" (so you

don't have to drag content to each device).

• Select the playlists and content categories you want to

sync.

• Click the sync or apply button.

Again, do this for each device.

Once this is set up, the devices will be recognized when you

enter sync mode on the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL (#7 below).

Starting the Sync mode: Once your iOS devices have

been configured and registered and your iTunes has been

configured for content with the playlists organized for your

intended use, make sure each device is connected to the USB

cables. Connect your Mac to the USB port on the back of the

MDM tray. This port is connected to the USB board.

Launch iTunes. The DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL will automatically

enter sync-mode and iTunes will begin to recognize the devices,

displaying the name of each one and starting the syncing

process. This is entirely controlled by iTunes and works with

each USB-connected device the same way it would if that

device would be connected directly to the a host Mac.

If you want to re-sync the devices, you can do this by

unplugging your Mac from the USB connection and then re-

attaching the USB cord to the Mac.

You can eject each device separately or close iTunes to "eject"

all at one time.

You can re-enter the Charge Mode by removing the USB

connection to the Mac.

You can consult the Apple knowledge base on line for tips on

how to handle syncing of your devices. With respect to syncing,

the DS-MDM-SC-16U-IPL will behave like any USB hub

connected to a host and will work with Apple's Configurator.