The dock has a 30-pin cable secured to it, with a storage compartment for excess cable underneath.
Excess cable can be stored in the power adapter, keeping it from getting sucked up by the robot.
You can bundle up a cable for storage, cinch a tie and leave it on a cable, tie cables to your desk legs, or bundle up excess cable length.
Eco-conscious individuals can take advantage of the Wireless USB Audio / Video Kit to streamline their living rooms or offices and reduce material waste by eliminating excess cabling, ideal for hard-to-wire surfaces such as marble.
Cut off the excess cable.
Tuck excess cable into spare drive bays and use zip ties to bundle cables together.
Avoid leaving excess cable rolled up and in danger of picking up outside noise.
Take any excess cable and lay it in a loose figure "8" shape so that the heat can easily dissipate.
Often times, removing the drawer will allow access to the wall - where it may be marked with a pencil, etc. Install the outlet cover and press any excess range cable back into the hole.
Excess cord and cable lengths can be strangulation hazards to cats and dogs, so get the extra length under control with a cord winder.
