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C H A P T E R
2.
System Operation
2.1
Introduction
This chapter describes how to operate the 6000 mainframe. Module specific details
can be found in the module's manual. Unless otherwise noted, "6000" or "Model
6000" refers to the Model 6000, the Model 6000M, and the Model 6000MF.
Sections that deal with a specific model will be indicated as such.
2.2
Installation
2.2.1
AC Power Considerations
The 6000 can be configured to operate at a nominal line voltage of 100, 120, 220, or
240 VAC. Normally, this is done at the factory and need not be changed before
operating the instrument. However, be sure that the voltage setting is correct on the
power input module and correct fuses are installed per section 6.2 before connecting
to an AC source. The 6000 is shipped set for 120 VAC and a caution sticker is placed
on the input power connector.
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Although ESD protection is designed into the 8000,
operation in a static-fee work area is recommended.
Do not plug-in or unplug a module with
the AC power on.
Do not exceed 250 VAC on the line input.
Do not operate with a line voltage that is not within ±10%
of the line setting. Too low of an input voltage may cause
excessive ripple on the DC supplies. Too high of an input
voltage will cause excessive heating.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
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