Introduction; Scope; Audience; Conventions - Deep Secure HRB001 Installation Manual

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Introduction

1.1

Scope

The Deep-Secure HRB001 hardware server is described at www.deep-secure.com/platforms/. Details
for the electrical ratings and operating conditions for the servers are contained in the datasheet
accessible from www.deep-secure.com/platforms/.
This document is the server installation guide, advising how the HRB001 server should be installed
and deployed. The server will have been delivered with pre-installed Deep-Secure software.
Reference should be made to the Getting Started Guide contained inside the box the server was
shipped in to confirm the packing checklist and how to configure the software that has been
installed by Deep-Secure.
1.2

Audience

Installation of an HRB001 server should only be performed by suitably trained service personnel.
This guide is aimed at such personnel.
1.3

Conventions

This guide uses the conventions shown below:
Convention Indicates
Important warning statement information that should not be ignored.
A caution statement that denotes a hazard that can cause damage to the
equipment.
A tip that suggests an alternative method for applying a technique or procedure, or
helps you to understand the benefits and capability of the product.
1.4

Purpose

The guide covers the following installation steps:

Rack Mounting Instructions;

User Maintenance;

Warranty and User Support.
The Deep-Secure HRB001 server has no user serviceable parts inside.
It is intended for indoor use only.
The Deep-Secure HRB001 server is an EMC Class A product. In a domestic environment,
this product may cause radio interference. The HRB001 server complies with the EMC Class
A protection requirements when used in accordance with the installation requirements
identified in this manual and the Getting Started Guide contained in the box the server was
shipped in.
Read and obey all instructions before applying power to the server. Safety may be impaired
if the instructions are not followed.
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