Build Instructions for DHS Kiosk

You should have 3 boxes. The large box will be the kiosk, the small bag/box will contain the extended power cable, and the Lenovo box will contain the Chrome tablet.

Expand the drop down to see what equipment will not be needed for this build. Unnecessary parts include: keyboard, back cover, stylus, stylus case, and small charging cable from tablet box. From the kiosk box you will not need the plastic surround, entire bag containing yellow plastic anchors, concrete anchors, black anchor caps, and 1 set of round head screws with washers. Parts that are not needed can be stored, sent to GPLS via courier (444/111) for tech recycling, or disposed of.

Clear a workspace to assemble the stand and lay out all required parts.

This step may require 2 people. Align the base to the vertical stand portion and hand insert at least 1 of the silver, large, flat head screws on each side. The side of the base with foam pads should face away from the vertical stand. Use the included Hex/Allen wrench to tighten down all 4 screws.

Lay out the circular shelf, gooseneck, X bracket, and screws to build the shelf and prepare to attach the tablet enclosure.

Stand the gooseneck vertically on a table, then place the shelf on top with the side that has foam pads facing up. Align the 4 holes at the center with the 4 holes in the gooseneck. It should balance freely.

Using 4 screws (small, silver, flat head), attach the shelf to the gooseneck and tighten with the included small Hex/Allen wrench. Flip the shelf and gooseneck over.

Place the X bracket on the other side of the gooseneck, with the V shaped (countersink) screw holes facing up so that the screws will insert flush with the bracket. Align the 4 small holes in the center with the 4 screw holes on the gooseneck.

Using the remaining 4 small silver screws with a flat head, attach the X bracket to the gooseneck. Use the Hex/Allen wrench to tighten. If the screws stick up from the surface, remove them and flip the bracket before reattaching.

Using the keys taped inside, unlock and open the tablet enclosure so the top folds towards you. Remove the foam and place in the enclose as shown in the photo to the left. If you haven't already, pop out the circular plastic camera cover in the upper left and discard it as well as the flat plastic square.

Balance the tablet enclosure on the X bracket and align the 4 holes in the middle of the enclosure to the holes in the X bracket. Grab the 4 small screws with a round head and matching 4 nuts. 

You will require pliers, a wrench, or something to hold the nut while tightening for this step. Slip the screws up from the bottom through the X bracket and holes in the enclosure and attach the nut on top. Once all 4 are in and hand tightened use the supplied Hex/Allen wrench and pliers/a wrench to tighten the screws to the nut as much as possible.

The cable that comes with the tablets is too short so you will need to use the extended length power cable for the next step. Get that ready by taking it out of the bag and removing the velcro wrap.

Slide the straight end of the cable down the gooseneck and out the bottom. Make sure you have at least 6 ft coming out the bottom to prepare to feed it into the stand. 

Slide the back plate/sheet up most of the way until you see both metal brackets inside the vertical portion of the stand. 

The next few steps are easier with two people. Bring the shelf/enclosure over to the stand and one person hold the shelf/enclosure while the other feeds the power cable coming out of the bottom of the shelf down through the stand. The cable should feed from the top, down between the bracket and the front signage panel.

Set the power cable to either side coming out of the bottom and slide the back plate/sheet back down. You should notice there is a cutout on either side that the cable can poke out of without being pinched by anything. Balance the shelf on the stand.

Align the 4 holes in the shelf with the 4 holes on the top of the stand and have the folded out portion of the tablet enclosure mostly facing the front of the stand. It wont be perfectly centered but we can twist it to fit later. 

Use the 4 large, flat, black screws to attach the shelf to the stand. Tighten the screws with the included Hex/Allen wrench.

Stand on the base of the kiosk to keep it still and grab the tablet enclosure, then twist it so it lines up perfectly with the stand. See photo for how it should look.

Pull the cable carefully from the bottom until you only have about 8 inches coming out of the top of the gooseneck.

Plug the cable into the lower left side of the tablet, with the right angle/cable pointing up the tablet.

Set the tablet in the foam, you may need to wiggle it up and down or left and right to pop in. The fit should be secure, and there should be no pressure on the charging cable.

Turn on the tablet if it is off. Close the case and use the key to lock it, it will be easier if you pinch the case closed while turning the key. Put the keys somewhere safe. I recommend splitting up the 2 included keys and putting each one in a different location to minimize the risk of losing both at once.

Connect the Lenovo power brick to the tail of the power cable coming out of the bottom of the stand. Plug it in.

Tap the wireless icon in the lower right of the screen and connect to your local wifi. The device will remember this setting. Click end session once or twice and it should restart and connect to the Gateway homepage!