Ono Sokki CF-4700, User Manual

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Installation and Preparation
CF-4700 FFT Comparator
2.2 Installation
When installing the CF-4700 FFT comparator, be sure to observe the following precautions.
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Installation area
• The CF-4700 FFT comparator has been designed on the supposition that it is installed and used on a horizontal
ground. Therefore, the standard cabinet cannot be fixed to the rack or installed on the panel.
A request for attachment to the rack or panel will be accepted for a fee. For details, please consult the nearest Ono
Sokki sales office or the distributor where you purchased the product.
• Do not install the CF-4700 FFT comparator on the following locations. Otherwise, it may result in a fire or injury.
Dusty area, damp area such as besides the water heater, direct sunlight area, and unstable area
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Interface cable
• Connect the specified interface cable after checking the counterpart device and connector. Using a cable other
than specified or connecting it to a wrong destination could cause a fire due to a short circuit.
• For the handling and connection of the interface cable, observe the following precautions.
Do not use broken cables or cable connectors.
Do not step on the cable or place any object on it.
Do not use the cable connected loosely.
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Not placing any object on the CF-4700 FFT comparator
• The CF-4700 FFT comparator may fall down due to the weight of the object placed on it and may damage not only
the comparator itself but also the peripheral equipment.
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Connection of measuring equipment
• Connect measuring devices and sensors to the CF-4700 FFT comparator by referring to the following “2.3 System
Configuration Examples” on page 20.
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CAUTION
• For purchasing optional measuring equipment, please consult your dealer or your local Ono Sokki sales office to let us help
you choose the equipment that suits your application and purpose.
• Connecting instruments other than recommended by Ono Sokki or modifications to the CF-4700 FFT comparator may result in
failure or malfunction of the product, or a fire or electric shock, besides compromising the product performance.