Zte ZXV10 ET501 Product Description page 8

ZXV10 ET501 Product Description
l Ensure that there is no high-power device within the range of 5 meters around the
device. Never use the same power-supply cable for the device and a high-power
device nor connect the device to the same AC power strip with a high-power device.
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Ensure that there is no facility that affects heat dissipation within the range of one
meter around the device. Ensure that the device vents are not blocked to avoid
overheating.
Power-on and power-off
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Check before power-on:
1. Check whether the ZXV10 ET501 terminal is stable. If the product shakes during
operation, conferences are affected.
2. Ensure that power and voltage are in the ranges required by the ZXV10 ET501.
For the operating voltage range, refer to
3. Ensure that all cables are connected correctly and firmly.
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Power-on steps:
1. Turn on the main power switch of the videoconferencing system.
2. Power on the monitor, PA, and other peripheral devices, and ensure that they
operate properly.
3. Connect power to the ZXV10 ET501, and press the power switch on the front
panel lightly.
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The peripherals suffer an inrush current when they are powered up and shut
à
down, and as a result they send interference signals to the terminal. This may
cause a startup failure. Thus, you should power up the peripherals before starting
up the system.
After the ZXV10 ET501 terminal starts up, you should check the indicators on the
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front panel. The RUN indicator flashes yellow green when the system operates
properly.
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Sleep mode:
Press the power switch on the front panel lightly.
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Power-off steps (opposite to the power-on procedure):
1. Power off the ZXV10 ET501 terminal.
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Power surge occurs when an external device is powered on or off,
transmitting interference signals to the ZXV10 ET501 and probably causing
a startup failure or fault on the ZXV10 ET501. External devices must be
powered on before the ZXV10 ET501 is started.
After the ZXV10 ET501 is started, check the status indicator. The indicator
is lit blue when the ZXV10 ET501 operates properly.
Note:
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