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Chapter 1. Knowing the System
• Preparing the Site, below
• Unpacking and Inspecting the System, on page 1-3
• System Documentation, on page 1-3
• System Presentation, on page 1-7
• Operator Panel, on page 1-10
• System Features Overview, on page 1-14.
Preparing the Site
Make sure you have an adequate number of proper telephone plugs, grounded electrical
outlets for your system, display, and any other options you intend to install.
Place your system in a location that is dry. Rain or spilled liquids might damage your
system.
Floor
The floor should be made of a durable, antistatic, insulating material which will not produce
or retain dust and can be easily cleaned.
Recommended materials are:
• Laminated material
• Linoleum
• Tiles
• Vinyl.
Materials not to be used are:
• Parquet (produces dust when polished)
• Waxed or glass surfaces (a source of static electricity)
• Carpets (produce and retain dust and are a source of static electricity).
If a carpet is necessary, it must be made of an antistatic material or treated with antistatic
product.
Fire Protection
Fire exstinguishers should be installed in the system room containing carbon dioxide (CO
or inert gas. If a water system is used, precautions should be taken to prevent the
accidental turning on of the water.
It is recommended to install smoke and heat detectors.
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