Preinstallation; Inspection; Ventilation And Spacing - Motorola MSF 5000 Instruction Manual

Chapter
3
Installation MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Preinstallation
Preinstallation
The following information should
be considered
prior
to
installing
a
station.
WARN NG
B
Always
use
two
or more persons
when moving an
MSF
5000 cabinet.
A
fully
configured cabinet weighs
approximately
500
pounds.
Inspection
CAUT
ON
The station contains
CMOS
devices. Proper grounding
precautions are required
by
personnel prior to
handling equipment,
or damage to equipment
may
result.
Inspection of the
MSF
5000
equipment must
be
performed
as soon as
all
equipment is unpacked. Check for loose or damaged equipment. Check all sides
of each cabinet for damage from shipment.
Observe guidelines for
safe
handling
or electrostatic sensitive equipment, such as
CMOS
devices, to prevent electrostatic damage to equipment.
An
anti-static
wrist
strap should be worn when handling any electrical
equipment.
Thoroughly
inspect the equipment after delivery. Contact the shipping company
immediately
if
damage has occurred. Then contact your Motorola representative.
If
obvious damage has occurred
to the
shipping
containers before unpacking,
contact the shipping agent and ask
that
a
representative of their company be
present
while
the
equipment is unpacked.
Ventilation and
Spacing
.
The radio equipment
is operated
with
forced or passive ventilation. The cabinets
contain vents that allow outside air
to be
drawn in through louvered openings in
the door
and expelled through an opening in
the cabinet sides.
When installing
a
cabinet,
allow
a
minimum
of:
0
6" from all air vents
0
12"
in
front
of
the cabinet for
servicing.
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Chapter
3
Installation MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Preinstallation
Preinstallation
The following information should
be considered
prior
to
installing
a
station.
WARN NG
B
Always
use
two
or more persons
when moving an
MSF
5000 cabinet.
A
fully
configured cabinet weighs
approximately
500
pounds.
Inspection
CAUT
ON
The station contains
CMOS
devices. Proper grounding
precautions are required
by
personnel prior to
handling equipment,
or damage to equipment
may
result.
Inspection of the
MSF
5000
equipment must
be
performed
as soon as
all
equipment is unpacked. Check for loose or damaged equipment. Check all sides
of each cabinet for damage from shipment.
Observe guidelines for
safe
handling
or electrostatic sensitive equipment, such as
CMOS
devices, to prevent electrostatic damage to equipment.
An
anti-static
wrist
strap should be worn when handling any electrical
equipment.
Thoroughly
inspect the equipment after delivery. Contact the shipping company
immediately
if
damage has occurred. Then contact your Motorola representative.
If
obvious damage has occurred
to the
shipping
containers before unpacking,
contact the shipping agent and ask
that
a
representative of their company be
present
while
the
equipment is unpacked.
Ventilation and
Spacing
.
The radio equipment
is operated
with
forced or passive ventilation. The cabinets
contain vents that allow outside air
to be
drawn in through louvered openings in
the door
and expelled through an opening in
the cabinet sides.
When installing
a
cabinet,
allow
a
minimum
of:
0
6" from all air vents
0
12"
in
front
of
the cabinet for
servicing.
3-2
68P81092E03 3/19/94