72351 - Computer and Peripheral Cables iPort - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	iPad Wall Mount & Charging Station (IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation)
Brand	iPort
Model	72351 (IPORT CONNECT PRO)
Power Input	24V DC, 1.5A (included power supply)
Compatible Devices	iPad in IPORT CONNECT Case
Installation Options	New construction or existing construction; Cat6 or 14-2 wire
Required Electrical Box	1-gang electrical box or low voltage ring (2-gang interferes)
Hole Size (Existing Construction)	2-3/4" (70mm) hole saw
Connectors Provided	RJ45-DC, RJ45-TE, Phoenix-DC, Phoenix-TE
Cable Requirements	Cat6 (T568A or T568B) or 14AWG 2-wire
Included Accessories	WallStation, Cover Plate, Security Tool (1.5mm hex), 4 drywall anchors, 4 #6 screws, power supply, connector cables
Installation Tools Required	Leveling tool, screwdriver, hole saw (for existing construction), wire fishing tools
Safety Warnings	Label wire: Only for DC Low Voltage - Not for PoE
Mounting Hardware	Up arrow must face up; level and hand tighten screws
Cable Retention	Zip tie connector to DC board for added retention
Cover Plate Attachment	Align positioning notch with tooth on WallStation
Upgradability	Compatible with upgrade from LAUNCH WallStation (existing anchors can be reused)

Frequently Asked Questions - 72351 iPort

What is the iPort 72351?

The iPort 72351 is the IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation, a mount and charging station for iPads in IPORT CONNECT Cases.

What tools are needed for installation?

You will need a leveling tool, screwdriver, and for existing construction a 2-3/4" (70mm) hole saw. For new construction, a 1-gang electrical box or low voltage ring is required.

Can the WallStation be installed without a junction box?

Yes, the WallStation is designed to be used without a junction box. If a 1-gang box was installed to save space, it can be removed before final installation.

What type of cable is required?

You can use Cat6 cable (terminated with RJ45, T568A or T568B) or 14AWG 2-wire cable for power.

How do I connect the power?

Connect the provided RJ45‑DC or Phoenix‑DC connector to the cable end, then plug the 24V DC power adapter into the wall. Use the included connectors and zip‑tie for retention.

What is the difference between new construction and existing construction installation?

New construction uses a 1‑gang box before drywall; existing construction requires cutting a 2‑3/4" hole and fishing cable. Both methods use anchors and screws.

Can I upgrade from a LAUNCH WallStation?

Yes. Remove the old LAUNCH WallStation, disconnect wires, connect the new connectors, and mount the CONNECT WallStation using existing anchors. The cover plate attaches with a positioning notch.

How do I ensure the WallStation is level?

Use a leveling tool when marking anchor positions and when tightening screws. The WallStation has an Up Arrow that must be oriented facing up.

What should I do for a clean finished look?

Place the connector and DC barrel plug back through the grommit (not included) into the wall to hide cables. The cover plate snaps on to cover the mounting screws.

Is the WallStation compatible with Power over Ethernet (PoE)?

No. The system is DC low voltage only. The wire must be labeled with the warning: "Only for DC Low Voltage - Not for PoE".

USER MANUAL 72351 iPort

Thank you for purchasing the all new IPORT CONNECT Platform. We hope you enjoy this revolutionary new system and if at any time you need more assistance please contact IPORT Tech Support via Online chart or through our help desk.

- IPORT Team

Whats in box:

1 - IPORT CONNECT WallStation

1 - IPORT Security tool - 1.5mm hex key

1 - Info Card

4 - Drwyall Anchors

4 - #6 HighLow thread Screws

1 - RJ45 - DC Connector

1 - RJ45 - TE Connector

1 - Phoenix - DC Connector

1 - Phoenix - TE Connector

1 - 24V DC 1.5A Power Supply

Product Info Page - www.iportproducts.com/cpwallstation

Glossary of Terms:

- WallStation - The fully assembled CONNECT PRO Station holding and charging the IPORT CONNECT Case.

- Cover Plate - The removeable plastic cover that attaches to the WallStation, covering the label and Screws.

- IPORT Security Tool - The orange handled 1.5mm hex tool used for locking and unlocking IPORT Products.

WALLSTATION

WALLSTATION INSTALL OPTIONS

Before starting, detimine the install scenario that best describes your desired install. Then click on the title to be directed to the appropriate install steps.

New Construction using Cat 6 Cable | pg. 4

Existing Construction using Cat 6 Cable | pg. 15

Upgrading a LAUNCH WallStation | pg. 25

New Construction using 14-2 Wire | pg. 32

Existing Construction using 14-2 Wire | pg. 45

IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation Install New Construction - Cat6

Before Construction is complete

1. Determine the desired location of the IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation will live when the construction is completed.

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2. Install a 1 Gang electrical box or low voltage ring in the desired location of the WallStation.

NOTE: The CONNECT PRO WallStation will cover a 1G electrical box only. A 2 Gang electrical box will interfere with the mounting hardware.

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1. Run a Cat6 cable terminated with an RJ45 Connectors (T568A or T568B) from the WallStation location to a nearby AC outlet, closet, or network rack location and terminate the other end of the cable the same as before.

NOTE: Make sure to secure the Cat6 cable appropriately onto the Electrical box or Low Voltage ring to retrieve at a later time.

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Installing the WallStation After Construction

1. Terminate the Cat6 with an RJ45 Connector if not done so previously using T568A or T568B standards.

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1. Remove the WallStation, Drywall anchors and Screws from the box and place on a table.

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3. Insert the WallStation into the 1G box.

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1. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and mark the 4 locations for the provided Anchors. Remove the WallStation from the 1G Box.

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1. Screw the 4 provided anchors into the wall where marked.

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1. Connect the RJ-45 to TE Connector provided to the Cat6 cable and onto the white TE connector WallStation DC Adapter.

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Label wire WARNING: Only for DC Low Voltage - Not for PoE

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Zip tie the Connector to the DC board for added cable retnetion.

7. Insert the WallStation back into the 1G box and use the provided screws to attach the WallStation to the wall.

IMPORTANT: Make Sure to position the WallStation with the Up Arrow facing up. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and hand tighten the screws.

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1. Attach the WallStation Cover Plate over the WallStation making sure to alight the positioning notch with the tooth on the WallStation.

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1. Connect the RJ-45 to DC Connector at the other end of the Cat6 Cable.

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1. Connect the provided DC power adapter into the other end of the RJ-45 DC adapter and plug in the power adapter into an AC outlet.

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For a clean finished look place the Connector and DC barrel plug back through the grommit into the wall.

1. Place a Case with an iPad installed onto the WallStation to determine power was installed properly and the iPad charges.

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Installing the WallStation in Existing Construction - Cat6

1. Determine the desired location of the IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation.

1. Use a 2-3/4" (70mm) hole saw to cut a hole in the desired location of the WallStation

1. Insert the WallStation into the 2 3/4 - inch hole and use a leveling tool to level the WallStation. Mark the 4 locations for the provided Anchors.

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1. Remove the WallStation form the wall once you have marked the 4 anchor locations.

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5. Screw the provided anchors into the wall where marked.

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1. Use the 2 3/4 - inch hole to fish a Cat6 cable to a nearby AC outlet, closet or network rack.

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7. Terminate both ends the Cat6 with an RJ45 Connector using T568A or T568B standards

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1. Connect the RJ-45 to TE Connector provided to the Cat6 cable and onto the white TE connector WallStation DC Adapter.

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Zip tie the Connector to the DC board for added cable retnetion.

1. Insert the WallStation back into the wall and use the provided screws to attach the WallStation to the wall anchors.

IMPORTANT: Make Sure to position the WallStation with the Up Arrow facing up. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and hand tighten the screws.

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10. Attach the WallStation Cover Plate over the WallStation making sure to alight the positioning notch with the tooth on the WallStation.

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1. Connect the RJ-45 to DC Connector at the other end of the Cat6 Cable.

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1. Connect the Provided DC Power Adapter into the wall and connect the barrel connector to the other end of the RJ-45-DC adapter.

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WALLSTATION

For a clean finished look place the Connector and DC barrel plug back through the grommit into the wall.

1. Place a Case with an iPad installed onto the WallStation to determine power was installed properly and the iPad charges.

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Upgrading a LAUNCH WallStation to CONNECT PRO

1. Remove the old LAUNCH WallStation from the wall making sure to keep the existing anchors installed into the wall.

2. Disconnect the two wires in the wall from the green phoenix connector.

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1. Connect the TE-Phoenix connector to the existing wire ran in the wall. Next connect the TE cable into the back of the white TE Connector on the WallStation DC Adapter.

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Zip tie the Connector to the DC board for added cable retnetion.

1. Insert the CONNECT WallStation into the wall opening from the previous LAUNCH WallStation. IMPORTANT: Make Sure to position the WallStation with the Up Arrow facing up. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation.

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5. Use the old screws or provided screws to attach the WallStation to the preinstalled anchors.

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1. Attach the WallStation Cover Plate over the WallStation making sure to alight the positioning notch with the tooth on the WallStation.

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1. Place a Case with an iPad installed onto the WallStation to determine power was installed properly and the iPad charges.

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IPORT CONNECT Pro WallStation Install

New Construction - 2 Wire

Before Construction is complete

1. Determine the desired location of the IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation will live when the construction is completed.

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2. Install a 1 Gang electrical box or low voltage ring in the desired location of the WallStation.

NOTE: The CONNECT PRO WallStation will cover a 1G electrical box only. A 2 Gang electrical box will interfere with the mounting hardware.

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4. Run a 14AWG 2 wire cable from the WallStation location to a nearby AC outlet, closet, or network rack location.

NOTE: Make sure to secure the 2 Wire cable appropriately onto the Electrical box or Low Voltage ring to retrieve at a later time.

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Installing the WallStation After Construction

1. Locate the 1 gang boxed saved for the WallStation and locate the end of the 2 wire for power.

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2. Remove the WallSation, Drywall anchors and Screws from the box and place on a table.

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4. Insert the WallStation into the 1G box.

NOTE: the 1G box or low voltage ring was used to save the space of the WallStation. The WallStation was designed to be use without the need for a junction box. If possible remove the junction box or low voltage ring.

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1. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and mark the 4 locations for the provided Anchors. Remove the WallStation from the 1G Box.

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6. Remove the WallStation and screw the provided anchors into the wall where marked.

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1. Connect the Phoenix to TE cable provided to the 14-2 wire and onto the White TE Connector on the WallStation DC Adapter.

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Zip tie the Connector to the DC board for added cable retention.

1. Insert the WallStation back into the 1G box and use the provided screws to attach the WallStation to the wall.

IMPORTANT: Make sure to position the WallStation with the Up Arrow facing up. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and hand tighten the screws.

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1. Attach the WallStation Cover Plate over the WallStation making sure to alight the positioning notch with the tooth on the WallStation.

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1. Connect the 2 wire to DC Connector at the other end of the 2 wire Cable.

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1. Connect the Provided DC Power Adapter into the wall and connect the barrel connector to the other end of the Phoenix adapter.

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WALLSTATION

For a clean finished look place the Connector and DC barrel plug back through the grommit into the wall.

1. Place a Case with an iPad installed onto the WallStation to determine power was installed properly and the iPad charges.

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WallStation Install Manual - Existing Construction - 2 Wire

1. Determine the desired location of the IPORT CONNECT PRO WallStation.

1. Use a 2-3/4" (70mm) hole saw to cut a hole in the desired location of the WallStation.

1. Insert the WallStation into the 2 3/4 - inch hole and use a leveling tool to level the WallStation. Mark the 4 locations for the provided Anchors.

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1. Remove the WallStation form the wall once you have marked the 4 anchor locations.

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5. Screw the provided anchors into the wall where marked.

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1. Use the 2 3/4 - inch hole to fish a 14/2 cable to a nearby AC outlet, closet or network rack.

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WALLSTATION Existing Construction - 2 Wire

1. Connect the Phoenix to TE cable provided to the 14-2 wire and onto the White TE Connector on the WallStation DC Adapter.

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Zip tie the Connector to the DC board for added cable retnetion.

1. Insert the WallStation back into the wall and use the provided screws to attach the WallStation to the wall anchors.

IMPORTANT: Make Sure to position the WallStation with the Up Arrow facing up. Use a leveling tool to level the WallStation and hand tighten the screws.

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1. Attach the WallStation Cover Plate over the WallStation making sure to alight the positioning notch with the tooth on the WallStation.

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10. Connect the 2 wire to DC Connector at the other end of the 2 wire Cable.

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11. Connect the Provided DC Power Adapter into the wall and connect the barrel connector to the other end of the Phoenix adapter.

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WALLSTATION

For a clean finished look place the Connector and DC barrel plug back through the grommit into the wall.

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12. Place a Case with an iPad installed onto the WallStation to determine power was installed properly and the iPad charges.

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