Meiko Computing Surface CS-2, Manual

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S1002–10M128.02
General Precautions
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Adhere strictly to the instructions and warnings provided in this
documentation.
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Do not push objects into the interior of the equipment through any openings.
Hazardous voltages and moving parts are present. Conductive objects could
cause electric shock, fire, or damage to the equipment.
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It is not permitted to make mechanical or electrical modifications to the
equipment. The manufacturer is not responsible for regulatory compliance of
equipment that has been modified. You may also invalidate your warranties if
you make unauthorised changes to your equipment.
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When connecting a visual display unit to your module your attention is drawn
to the instructions that are issued by the device manufacturer.
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Your module may contain disk devices. Your attention is drawn to the
instructions that are issued by the device manufacturers.
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A lithium battery is installed on many of the boards in the module — it is an
integral component of the non-volatile RAM (or NVRAM). Lithium batteries
are not customer replaceable. If they are mishandled there is a danger that they
may explode. Always consult Meiko if you suspect that the battery needs
replacing. Never dispose of lithium batteries in a fire or attempt to dismantle.
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Many of the electronic components fitted in the module are fragile or static
sensitive. They should only be handled by trained engineers. You must
observe anti-static precautions when handling boards or electronic devices.
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Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause unacceptable
interference to radio and TV reception, requiring the operator to take whatever
steps are necessary to correct the interference.
Lifting
The module is heavy and must be lifted by two people or by using the Genie lift-
ing equipment that is supplied by Meiko (large multi-module systems only).