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Appendix A
INSTALLATION AND SETUP
This appendix guides you through the
installation
and set up of your
4106, 4107,
or
4109 Computer Display Terminal
,
which includes these steps:
1.
Selecting a site
.
2.
Unpacking the terminal
,
checking the
accessories,
and checking the voltage
settings.
3.
Connecting the keyboard and host computer
cables.
4.
Running the terminal's Self Test diagnostic program
.
5.
Setting the terminal 's communications parameters.
6.
Testing the communications link between the terminal and host computer
(including how to select the terminal's operating
mode).
7.
Connecting the peripherals.
The only tools you need to install the terminal are a box opener or
knife
and a small
,
flat-bladed
screwdriver.
SELECTING A SITE
The installation site you select for the terminal should meet the following
requirements.
Do not block air flow or
cover
the terminal's air vents in any way. This
could cause overheating and result in circuit
damage.
• The site should provide enough room for adequate ventilation and cable
routing
.
The terminal's air vents should be at least 2 in
.
(50 mm) from the
nearest wall or surface. Allow at least 3
in.
(75 mm) at the rear of the terminal for
cable routing. Use Figure A-1 or A-2 (next page) as a guide.
• The site should provide a stable environment. While the terminal is
operating
,
the ambient temperature should stay within 50 to 104° F
( + 10to +40° C)
.
Relative humidity should stay between 0 and 75%
.
Do not operate the terminal
at an altitude greater than 10,000 ft (3050 m).
If any of these operating limits are exceeded
,
the terminal may not operate
properly.
4106/4107/4109 OPERATORS
A-1
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