Unplug WIB Unit and Peripherals (Steps 1 - 4)
Unplug the cords from the labeled ports on the back of the WIB™ Unit.
Step 2 - Unplug Monitors and Top/Aerial Camera
Unplug the Power, USB 3.0 B-Male and HDMI cables from the back of the monitors. Refer Monitor Cable Connections to for location of each cable. Then Disconnect the USB Connections from the USB Receivers in the Right Pole of the Support Arm as shown in the Top (Aerial) Camera with Ring Light.
Step 3 - Position Foam Packing Tray Layer 2
Get Layer 2 of the Foam Packing Tray and place it on the
conveyor section so the notched section of the packing tray is aligned with the
support arm.
Step 4 - Unplug Main Power Cord & Ethernet Cable
Unplug the Main Power Cord and Ethernet Cable from the unit.
Roll the cords and place them in Layer 2 of the Foam Packing Tray as shown.
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