Installation; Initial; Claims; Repackaging - HP 1821A Manual

Model 1821A Section
II
Paragraphs
2-1
to
2-12
SECTION
II
INSTALLATION
2-1.
INITIAL
INSPECTION.
2-2.
MECHANICAL
CHECK.
Check
the
shipping
carton
for
damage
immediately after receipt.
If it
is
damaged, ask the
carrier's agent
to
be present
when
the
instrument
is
unpacked. Inspect the
Model 1821A
for physical
damage
such as bent or
broken parts
and
dents or scratches.
If
damage
is
found,
refer
to
Para-
graph 2-4
for the
recommended
claim procedure.
If
the
Model 1821
A
appears
undamaged perform
the elec-
trical
check (Paragraph
2-3).
Retain
the
packaging
material for
possible future use.
2-3.
ELECTRICAL
CHECK. The performance check
is
given
in
Paragraphs 5-5 through 5-24. This
check
will
determine whether
or not the
instrument
is still
operating within
its
specifications
as
listed in
Table
1-1.
The
initial
performance and accuracy
of this
instrument
are certified as stated
on the inside front
cover
of
this
manual.
If
theModel 1821A
does not
operate as spec-
ified,
refer
to
Paragraph 2-4
for the
recommended
claim procedure.
2-4.
CLAIMS.
2-5.
If
physical
damage
is
found or
if
the
instrument
does
not
operate within specifications,
notify the
car-
rier
and
the
nearest
Hewlett-Packard Sales Service
Office
immediately.
The Safts/Service Office
will
arrange for the repair or
replacement
of
the instru-
ment
without waiting for a
claim
to
be
settled
with the
carrier.
2-6.
The
warranty statementfor allHewlett-Packard
products
is
on the inside front
cover
of this
manual.
Contact the
nearest Sales/Service Office for
informa-
tion
about
warranty
claims.
2-7.
REPACKAGING
FOR SHIPMENT.
2-8.
If
the
instrument
is
to
be shipped
to
aHewlett-
Packard Sales /Service
Office,
attach a tag
to
it
show-
ing
owner and owner's address, instrument's
model
number
and
8 digit
serial
number, and
a description
of
the
services required.
2-9.
The
original
shipping carton
and packaging
materials,
except
for the
accordion-pleated pads,
should be
used
for
reshipment.
If
they
are
not avail-
able or reusable,
the
instrument should be
repackaged
with the
following materials:
a.
A
double walled carton (refer
to
Table 2-1
for
test
strength required).
b.
Heavy paper or sheets
of
cardboard
to
protect
all
instrument surfaces (use
a
nonabrasive material
such
as
polyurethane or a
cushioned paper such
as
Kimpak
around
all
projecting parts).
c.
At
least 4
inches
of
tightly
packed, industry ap-
proved,
shock absorbing
material,
such as extra
firm
polyurethane foam.
d.
Heavy
duty shipping tape to
secure
outside
of
carton.
Table
2-1.
Shipping
Carton Test Strengths
Gross Weight
(lbs)
Carton Test Strength
(lbs)
up
to
10
200
10
to
30
275
30
to
120
350
120
to
140
500
140
to
160
600
2-10.
PREPARATION FOR
USE.
2-11.
The Model 1821A and
the
Vertical Plug-In are
locked together and inserted as a
unit,
into the
plug-
in
compartment
of
the
Model 180-series Oscilloscope.
This
procedure
is
explained below.
Power
for the
Model 1821A
is
supplied by the
Oscilloscope.
2-12.
Install
plug-ins as follows:
a.
Move
locking bar
to
rear
(see
Figure 2-1).
b.
Fit vertical
plug
into
horizontal jack
(make
certain that
bulkhead connectors are
aligned)
and
press plug-ins firmly together.
c.
After
ensuring
that
front
and rear panels are
aligned,
push locking bar forward.
d.
Lift
the latch
release and rotate latch
downward.
Insertplug-ins into the
Model 180-series Oscilloscope.
e.
Rotate
latch
upward
and push forward
to
lock.
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