Installation; Introduction; Site Preparation; Environmental Limitations - Hp 13037D Installation And Service Manual

SECTION
INSTALLATION
2-1.
INTRODUCTION
2-2.
This section
provides
installation instructions
for the controller.
Included
in these instructions are
site
preparation data,
unpacking
and
inspection,
in-
stallation
procedures, claims procedures,
and
recom-
mended
packing
and shipping methods.
2-3.
SITE
PREPARATION
2-4.
Site
preparation information
for
the controller
includes
environmental limitations,
power
require-
ments,
and mounting considerations.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The
controller
is
a
component part of
a
total
system,
and
as
such does not
function independently. Therefore,
when
installing the
controller into
a
complete
system
or
peripheral prod-
uct,
assurances need
to
be
made
that
the
complete product complies with
FCC
Docket 20780
and
VDE
0871
for
Class
A
computing
devices.
The
controller
is
UL
recognized
and
CSA
certified
as a
component
for
use
in
complete data processing equip-
ment.
When
installing
the controller
into
a complete
product, re-evaluation
by an
independent
testing
laboratory
may
be necessary
to
ensure that the
combination of
products used meets
applicable safety standards.
2-5.
ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATIONS
2-6.
Environmental limitations
for
operating
and
nonoperating
conditions
of the controller are specified
in table 2-1.
The environmental
limitations
imposed
by
other peripheral devices
must be considered
when
these devices are located adjacent to
the controller.
2-7.
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
2-8.
The
controller
is
shipped with
the
flexibility to
operate
from single-phase
power mains
of
100/120
volts at 2.8
amperes
(typical)
or
220/240
volts at 1.3
amperes
(typical).
(See figure
2-2.)
The
line
voltage
may
vary -10
to +5
percent of the
nominal
value.
The
line
frequency
may
vary from
47.5 to
66 Hz.
Power
consumption
is
230 watts/2.3
amperes (typical) at
120V, 60 Hz.
Table
2-1.
Controller
Environmental Limitations
AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
Operating:
0° to
55°
C
(32° to
131°F)
Nonoperating:
-40°
to
75°
C
(-40°
to
167°F)
ALTITUDE
Operating:
4572 metres (15,000 feet)
max
Nonoperating:
15300 metres (50,000 feet)
max
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
0 to
95%
at
25°
condensation.
to
40°
C
(77° to
104°F) without
2-9.
Various safety
codes
require that
instrument
chassis, panels,
and
housings be grounded
to
protect
operating
and
service
personnel.
A
grounded
three-
conductor female
power
outlet
must
be
made
available
to satisfy this
requirement.
2-10.
COOLING REQUIREMENTS
2-11.
There
are
no external cooling
requirements
for
the
controller.
With no
restriction in
airflow
around
the
controller cabinet, internal
fans provide
adequate
ventilation
when
operated within the environmental
limitations specified in table
2-1.
2-12.
MOUNTING
CONSIDERATIONS
2-13.
The
controller
is
housed
in
a
133-millimetre
(5-1/4-inch)
by
425-millimetre
(16-3/4-inch)
by 584-
millimetre
(23-inch) chassis.
A
rack
mount
kit
(part
no.
13037-60012)
is
available to
permit
mounting
the
chassis
in
a standard
483-millimetre
(19-inch) equip-
ment
rack.
The weight
of
the controller is 15.9
kilo-
grams
(35
pounds) (with PCA's).
2-14.
UNPACKING AND
INSPECTION
2-15.
When
the controller
shipment
arrives,
check
to
ensure receipt of
the container as specified
by
the
carrier's
papers. Inspect the
shipping container
imme-
diately
upon receipt for
evidence of
mishandling
dur-
ing transit. If
the container
is
damaged
in
any way,
or
if it
is
water-stained, request the carrier's
agent be
present
when
the container
is
opened.
2-16.
Locate the
packing
list
and
open the
shipping
container.
Compare
this
list
against the purchase
order
to
verify
that the
shipment
is
correct.
Unpack
the
shipping container
and
inspect
each item for ex-
2-1