Operation Precautions - Saluki S1132 Series User Manual

2) According to the power requirements of the real panel of the instrument, a three-core power cord should be
adopted while ensuring reliable grounding of the ground wire during operation. Either floating ground or poor
grounding may cause damage to the instrument and even cause injury to operators.
3) Do not damage the power cord, otherwise electric leakage will be caused, resulting in damage to the
instrument and even injury of the operators. If an external power cord or extension socket is used, it should be
checked before use to ensure electrical safety.
4) If the power supply socket does not provide an on/off switch,to cut the power of the instrument, you can just
directly unplug the instrument, and therefore, it should be ensured that the power plug can be inserted or
drawn conveniently.
5) Do not use damaged power cords. Before connecting the instrument to the power cord, check the integrity and
safety of the power cord, and properly place the power cord to avoid the impact due to human factors, such as,
too long power cord that may trip the operator.
6) Keep the socket clean and tidy, and ensure the plug and the socket in good contact and reliable engagement.
7) Neither the socket nor the power cord can be overloaded, otherwise fire or electric shock will be caused.
8) Unless otherwise allowed, do not open the housing of the instrument, which may expose internal circuits and
devices of the instrument and cause unnecessary damage.
9) If the instrument needs to be fixed at the test site, a qualified electrician is required to install the protective
earth wire between the test site and the instrument first.
10) Take appropriate overload protections to prevent overload voltage (caused by lightning, for instance) from
damaging the instrument or causing personal injury.
11) When opening the housing of the instrument, do not place objects not belonging to the interior of the
instrument, otherwise, short circuit, damage to the instrument and even personal injury may be caused.
12) Unless otherwise stated, the instrument has not received any waterproof treatment, so keep the instrument
from contacting with liquid to prevent damage to the instrument or even personal injury.
13) Do not place the instrument in an environment where fog is easily formed, for example, moving the instrument
in a environment where cold and heat are in alternation, where water droplets formed on the instrument may
cause electric shock and other hazards.

1.3 Operation Precautions

1.3.1 Power Check
The S1132 multi-standard signal generator can be powered by 110V-220V alternating current; before turning it on,
you must confirm that the ground wire of the AC power source is reliably grounded before inserting the plug of the
power cord into a standard three-pin socket. Never use a power cord without a protective ground. Floating ground
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