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This section covers all that is involved
in
installing and powering up the
system.
Included are all the necessary preparations
to
install and power up the System
6300 including
selecting
an appropriate
site
for the
system,
unpacking the
processing
unit, unpacking the TM6000 workstation, and unpacking the
cables.
If you have acquired one of the printers
or
other peripheral options available
with the System 6300,
see
that peripheral's Installation and User's Guide for
unpacking and installation instructions.
SITE SELECTION
When installing the processing unit be aware of the following site requirements:
o
Cable Access: Place the processing unit
in
a place where the
cables
can
be
reached.
Also, make sure that the processing unit
is
placed where the
cables
can
reach all the various peripherals.
o
Access
to
Switches; Position your unit
so
the
variouS switches
located
in
the rear can be reached without moving the unit.
o
Ability to Open
Cabinet:
Leave
three feet of space
to the left of
the
processing
unit
as
you face the front of it. You need this
space so
that the
Field Engineer can open up the unit if the various internal parts need to
be
checked.
o
Proper Ventilation: The
processing
unit must be positioned in a
spot
where there is no obstruction at the front and rear of the unit's ventilation
grilles.
Also make
sure
that there is adequate air conditioning in the room
where you place the unit
to
keep
it within the proper
operating temperature
range.
Remember that, in general, the cooler a unit operates, the more
trouble.free is its life. See Table A
3 in Appendix A of
this manual for
environmental specifications.
o
Electical Outlets: The unit must be
close
to
enough three-pronged
grounded power outlets so the processing unit and all the peripherals
can
be
plugged in. Power outlets must conform
to
electrical
code requirements
for your location.
See
Table A-2
in Appendix A of
this manual for
processing
unit power requirements.
See
the individual peripheral
installation manuals for the power requirements for those peripherals.
15 November
1984
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