Unpacking The Iris Terminal Components - Silicon Graphics IRIS Series Terminal Manual

2. Unpacking the IRIS Terminal Components

The IRIS Terminal system is shipped in two reinforced cardboard cartons. One
contains the Electronics Cabinet and the other contains the Monitor and other
components. Each component is delivered assembled and ready for connection
with the cables provided in the IRIS Terminal delivery cartons. If additional
equipment or spare parts are ordered, they will be shipped in additional
cartons.
Before installation, the delivery cartons should be inspected for damage. If any
of the cartons or their contents appear damaged, contact the carrier and Silicon
Graphics Customer Service (see Section 1). After inspection, move the cartons
to the installation site. See Table 2-1 for a list of guidelines for site selection.
Although site selection is the customer's responsibility, Silicon Graphics
representatives will provide consulting services upon request.
1. Inspect the delivery cartons for damage.
WARNING: The delivery cartons should be moved on a pallet jack
or cart capable of supporting 200 lbs. If they must be lifted, two
strong people are needed.
WARNING: Do not turn the delivery cartons on edge.
2. Move the cartons to the installation site.
3. Cut the plastic straps on the brown carton.
4. Cut the tape that seals the top of the carton, open the carton and
remove the tray containing the Keyboard, Mouse, cables and other
equipment.
5. Remove the foam spacers covering the Monitor.
6. Remove the carton by lifting it up and off the base pallet.
7. The Monitor is shipped inside a large plastic bag. Remove the
Monitor from the bag and place it on the surface where it will be
used.
WARNING: Do not attempt to pick up the Monitor by the white
plastic inserts on the sides.
8. Check for damage to the Monitor.
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