Section 2. Installation
This section explains how to install the HP 8514B and
test sets. The topics covered include
initial inspection, environmental considerations, positioning and connecting the test set for use, and
packaging the instrument. Refer to the
Installation
section of the HP8510 manual for more complete
system connection and turn-on instructions.
Inspect the shipping container (including cushioning material) for damage. If it is damaged, keep it until
you have checked the contents for completeness. The contents are listed and illustrated in Figure 2-l.
In addition, check the test set mechanically and electrically. If the test set and shipping container are
undamaged, passing the Operator’s Check (in the
Operation
section) should suffice for incoming
inspection. If the test set does not pass the
Operator’s Check,
refer to the troubleshooting procedures
in the service portion of this manual. Alternatively, call your local HP customer engineer.
If the shipping container is damaged, perform the performance tests outlined in the HP8510 manual
set. If the test set fails the performance tests, or is damaged or defective, keep the shipping materials
and notify both the carrier and the nearest Hewlett-Packard office. The HP office will arrange for repair
or replacement of the test set without waiting for settlement of the claim. If any of the following
accessories are not received with the test set, notify your nearest HP office and the missing parts will be
sent to you.
To perform within specifications, the test sets should be operated in temperatures between 0°C and
with relative humidity less than 95% (at 40°C dry bulb temperature, maximum). They may be
operated at altitudes up to 4,500 metres (15,000 feet).
The test sets may be stored in temperatures from -40°C to
with relative humidity up to 90% at
(maximum dry bulb temperature) and at altitudes up to 15,240 metres (50,000 feet).
Typically the test set is placed on a work surface whether it is rack-mounted or used on a bench. To
install the flanges to rack mount the instrument (with or without handles) in a standard 19 inch rack, refer
to Figure 2-2.
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Test Sets Installation 2-1