Wall Construction

Install the Skublox wall

Skublox wall components

A Sorter Light is attached to each slot. It has three connectors: Out, Shipper, and In.
One Sorter Light is required for each slot.

A Shipper Light is attached to each slot to indicate when an order is ready for shipping. It has only one Shipper connector.
One Shipper Light is required for each slot.

Mounting Clips are used to stick the Sorter and Shipper Lights into the slots.

Repeater Side View

Repeater (also known as a Power Injector) increases the voltage and provides a stable connection to the next 20 pairs of sorter and shipper lights.

  1. The Repeater has four indicator lights to indicate whether the cables are set up correctly.
  2. Green indicates that the cables are set up correctly.
  3. Red indicates an issue with at least one of the three cables. The indicator for the problematic cable will not shine green.

Note: The Repeater has In and Out sides and works only in one direction: In is the one with the Ethernet and the Power Supply ports.

Repeater Top View

Top left: Power cable
Bottom left: Previous light (Ethernet)
Top right: Error light
Bottom right: Next light (Ethernet)

Hub device Side View

Hub device is connected to the Controller PC and the first 20 pairs of sorter and shipper lights.

The Hub device has four indicator lights. These lights indicate whether the cables are set up correctly or whether there are any cable issues.

  1. Green indicates that the cables are set up correctly and have no connection issues.
  2. When all three lights shine green, everything is connected and working.
  3. Red indicates an issue with at least one of the three cables. The indicator for the problematic cable will not shine green.

Hub device Top View

Top left: Power cable
Bottom left: First light (Ethernet)
Top right: Error light
Bottom right: PC (USB port)

Short Ethernet cable is used to connect the Sorter and Shipper Lights. One UTP cable is required for each slot.

Long Ethernet cable is used to connect the Hub device and Previous (P) port of the first Sorter Light.
Long Ethernet cable is used to connect Next (N) and Previous (P) ports of Sorter Lights. One UTP cable is required for each slot.

Power Supply is used to provide electric power to the lights.
One Power Supply is required for every 20 pairs of lights.

USB A-B cable is used to connect the Hub Device with the Controller PC.

The Controller PC is used to run the Skublox Controller App.
Only one Controller PC is required, no matter the number of slots you have.

Skublox wall package

The starter kit contains part quantities for 25 slots. Quantities vary based on the kit you purchased.

Contents:
25 – Sorter Lights
25 – Shipper Lights
50 – Mounting Clips
1 – Repeaters
1 – Hub Device
50 – UTP cables – Long
50 – UTP cables – Short
2 – Power Supplies
1 – USB A-B cable
1 – Controller PC

The Skublox wall package does not include an LCD display, keyboard, or mouse kit.

How to mount the lights to your wall

1. Take the mounting bracket () and the screws*. Align the bracket and draw the holes with a pencil if needed, drill holes and add the fixings.

2. Fasten the screws through the bracket.

3. Attach the Skublox light.

4. You can adjust the light position.

How to mount the lights to your wall with velcro

1. Take a strip of double velcro tape (e.g. 3M 1” x 3” 2X Dual Lock). Stick one part of the tape to the top of the box and the other to the Skublox light.*

2. Press the Skublox light to the top of the box and stick the two parts of the velcro together.

3. Your Skublox light is now securely mounted to the top of the box.

Configuration Front View

The back of the wall is rotated 180 degrees.

Controller PC

USB A-B cable

Next 20 pairs of sorter and shipper lights

Long Ethernet cable

Short Ethernet cable

Power Supply

Repeater

HUB device

Sorter Light

Shipper Light

Connection In

Shipper Light Connection

Connection Out

Step by Step Assembly

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Assembly Step 1
Get the Controller PC . Use the USB A-B Cable to connect the Controller PC then connect the Hub Device's USB-B port .
Assembly Step 2
Connect the Hub Device to the first Power Supply and use the Long Ethernet cable to connect the first Sorter Light (3 ports on the back) Connection In Port.
Assembly Step 3
Use a Short Ethernet cable to connect the first Sorter Light Shipper Connection (center port) to the Shipper Light (one port on the back) port
Assembly Step 4
Turn the lights towards you and connect the Power Supply to the grid for a power-on self-test.
Assembly Step 5
The lights should go in diagnostics mode and you should see the following: The Sorter Light will flash in the following color sequence: Red → Green → Blue → Cyan → Magenta → Yellow and then the Shipper Light will flash Green. This indicates everything is connected properly.
Assembly Step 6
Use the Long Ethernet cable to connect to the Sorter Light's Connection Out port to connect to the next Sorter Light in the Sorter light Connection In port .
Assembly Step 7: Important Notice
Repeat steps 3 and 6 for total of 20 light pairs. One Power Supply is required for every 20 pairs of lights.
Assembly Step 8
Use a Long Ethernet cable to connect the Repeater to connect the last (20th pair) Sorter Light Connection Out port , then connect the next Power Supply.
Assembly Step 9
Use a Long Ethernet cable to connect the Repeater to connect the next Sorter Light's Connection In port
Final step
Repeat for each 20 light pairs. Plug all Power Supplies and Controller PC . Sort away!

Skublox wall power-on self-test

After completing your configuration and installing the Skublox Controller App, the Wall will perform a power-on self-test. The sorter boxes will flash in the following color sequence:

Red → Green → Blue → Cyan → Magenta → Yellow → Green (Shipper)

A flash from the green light on the Shipper side will indicate that your Skublox wall is now installed and ready to use!

Sorter 1st Red

Sorter 2nd Green

Sorter 3rd Blue

Sorter 4th Cyan

Sorter 5th Magenta

Sorter 6th Yellow

Shipper 7 Green

Off

Shut down your Skublox wall configuration

Follow these steps carefully to disassemble your Skublox wall configuration:

  1. Unplug all Power Supplies from their power sources.
  2. Disconnect the USB A-B cable port from the Controller PC.
  3. Disconnect the Hub device from the lights.

Barcodes

The last part of setting up the Skublox wall includes the printing of the barcodes that go on the light slots. Without them, it is impossible to start the sorting process.

Barcodes are generated only once from the Skublox Controller app > Export PDF Barcodes or from the Skublox Hub app > Print Barcodes and are put on the light slots. They are generated as A and B codes, e.g., A-6310AD56 and B-6310AD56. The A-code goes on the Sorter light and the B-code goes on the corresponding Shipper light.

Understanding common installation issues

As a Skublox user, it’s important to be aware of common issues during the installation. The table below describes some of these issues and their possible solutions.

WARNING DESCRIPTION SOLUTION
Sorter Light flashes green The Shipper Light is not connected. Connect the Shipper Light
Sorter Light flashes green while Shipper Light is solid green The Shipper Light is connected to the wrong port The Shipper Light connection should be connected to the middle port
Sorter Light flashes yellow The Shipper Light’s version is not supported Contact Customer Support for a replacement
Shipper Light does not go out after shipping Unreliable Wi-Fi network It is recommended to use an Ethernet cable for a stable connection
Skublox Controller App does not detect any Sorter or Shipper Lights after a hardware modification If slot wiring is assumed correct, USB communication might be affected Try a different USB port

Guides and Help

Introduction to Skublox

Skublox is the ultimate solution to simplify your entire sorting and fulfillment workflow. Our integrated pick-to-light and put-to-light technology is a game-changer that will significantly reduce errors and improve efficiency during order fulfillment.

Order Sorting

Skublox simplifies the process of sorting orders, providing your team with a quick and easy solution that minimizes the risk of errors and boosts efficiency.

Products

The Skublox apps assist you in managing and guiding your sorting process. To oversee your sorting walls and get an overview of the complete sorting process, install the Skublox Controller App. You can begin sorting by downloading the Skublox Sorter App on your Android or iOS device.

Skublox API

The Skublox API aims to offer an automated approach to handling Sellercloud and Skublox entities and processes.

Order Sorting

Skublox simplifies the process of sorting orders, providing your team with a quick and easy solution that minimizes the risk of errors and boosts efficiency.

Skublox Terms and Definitions

Familiarize yourself with the terminology used in Skublox Help, which includes several unique terms specific to Skublox.

Wall Construction

Learn how to configure the Skublox wall, connect the lights, and safely disconnect the wall when necessary.

Skublox PDF Guides

Discover our Skublox guides, available in multiple languages, and easily install your new Skublox wall. Gain comprehensive knowledge about our DIY installation process.

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