Where to Start with the NI 435X
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NI 435
X
Refers to all devices in the National Instruments 4350 and 4351 families.
Unpacking the Kit
Follow the unpacking instructions below that correspond to the
NI 435
X
device.
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NI PCMCIA-4350
The NI PCMCIA-4350 is shipped in an antistatic vinyl package; when you
are not using the NI PCMCIA-4350, store it in the antistatic vinyl package.
Because the NI PCMCIA-4350
is enclosed in a fully shielded package,
no additional electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions are necessary.
However, for your own safety and to protect the NI PCMCIA-4350,
never
touch the connector pins.
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NI PXI-4351 and NI PCI-4351
The NI PXI-4351 and NI PCI-4351 ship in antistatic vinyl packages that
prevent electrostatic damage to the device. ESD can damage several
components on the device. To avoid such damage when handling the
device, take the following precautions:
•
Ground yourself using a grounding strap or by holding a grounded
object.
•
Touch the antistatic package to a metal part on the computer chassis
before removing the device from the package.
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Remove the device from the package and inspect the device for loose
components or any other sign of damage. Notify NI if the device
appears damaged in any way. Do
not
install a damaged device in the
computer.
•
Never
touch the exposed connector pins.
•
Do
not
touch the printed circuit board or any components on the board
because this may affect performance of the device.
Caution
The NI PXI-4351 and NI PCI-4351 are ESD/contamination sensitive. Handle the
board using the edges or metal bracket.
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NI USB-4350
The NI USB-4350 is shipped in an antistatic vinyl package; when you are
not using the NI USB-4350, store it in the antistatic vinyl package. Because
the NI USB-4350 is enclosed in a fully shielded package, no additional
