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WHAT
CAN GO
WRONG
As mentioned
above,
i
f
the
back-up batteries are not
replaced in time
.
you may lose
all the
information
in the RAM unit.
If the
RAM unit is
not
securely connected
.
you
will
not be able
to
control
it.
If
the
RAM unit is not connected
to the
Primary
Unit
when you change the
batteries,
you
will lose all information (you
don
't
need
to
turn on
the Primary
Unit,
it will
automatically
supply power to
an attached
RAM
unit)
.
When
the
RAM
un
it will be stored
alone,
make su
re the bus
connector has
a
cap on
it to prevent electro
-static damage.
HOW TO EXPAN
D
MEM ORY
If
you
want
to expand
the
memory
capacity,
take
the RAM
unit
to
the nearest
CAPACIT
Y
Panasonic
Servicenter
in
your
area (for RL-P9001
).
SPECIFICATIONS
Memory
Capacit
y:
Memory Protection
Back-up
Battery:
Life Time:
Power Source:
Power
Consumption
:
Operating
Temperature:
Dimensions:
Weight:
(only
for
USA)
RL-P900
1; 4K
bytes
(t
wo 2K bytes
CMOS
RAM)
expandable
to
BK
bytes
RL-P9002
;
BK
bytes (four 2K bytes
CMOS
RAM)
3
"
AAA"
manganese
batteries as
back-up
About
1 year
Supplied from
the
HHC Primary
Unit
20mW
32·
F-1
o4·
F
ro·
c-4o•c>
4-1
/ 2"
x
1-3/1
6
"
x
3-3/
4"
(1
13.5
x
30.5x95 mm)
8.
1
oz.
(230
g)
without batteries
9 .2
oz.
(260
g)
with
batteries
WARNING-
This equipment has been certified
to
comply with the limits for a
Class
8 computing device
,
pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC
Rules. Only periphera ls
(Computer
input/
output device
s,
terminals, printers,
etc.) certified to comply with the
Class
8 limits may be attached
to this computer.
O
peration with noncertifled
pe ripherals is
likely
to result
in
interference
to radio and TV
reception.
This
equipment generates
and
uses
rad io frequency energy
and
i
f not installed
and used
properly,
that
is,
in strict
accordance
with
the
manufacturer's
instructions,
may
cause
interference to radio and television
reception.
It has
been type
tested and
found to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a Class B
computing device in accordance with
the
specifications in
Subpart
J
o
f
Part15
of
FCC
Rules.
Which are
designed
to provide
reasonable
protection
against
such interference
in
a
residential
installation
.
However,
there is no
guarantee that
interference
will not
occur
in a
particular installation.
If
this equipment
does cause
interference
to radio
or
television reception, which can be
determined
by turning the equipment o
ff
and
on,
the
user is encouraged to
try to correct
the
interference by
one
or
more
of
the following measures
:
.
..
.
..
reorient
the receiving antenna
..
..
.
.
re
locate
the computer with respect
to
the
receiver
.
.
..
•
.
move
the computer away from the
receiver
.
.
..
.
.
p lug the computer
into
a different outlet so
that
computer
and
receiver
are on
d
ifferent
branch
c
ircuits.
If necessary,
the
user
should consult
the
dealer or an
experienced
radio/
television technician
for
additional
suggestions.
The user
may
find the following booklet
prepared by
the
Federal
Communications Commission
helpful:
"
How
to
Identi
fy and Resolve Radio-TV
Interference
Problems".
This
booklet is available
from the US
Government
Printing Office
,
Wash
ington,
D.C
.,
20402,
Stock
No.
004-000-00345-4.
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