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Scalar i6000 Installation Guide Super Doc
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If you can turn one or more of the feet by hand, lower the system unit back onto the casters and
restart this procedure at
Raising the System Unit Off the Casters (Same as Gen 1 Task)
on page
6. The goal is to have the system unit weight evenly distributed across all four outer edge leveling
legs when it is properly raised. The system unit may or may not be level at this time.
Verifying the System is Level
(Same as Gen 1 Task)
Training Note
: This sub-procedure is the same as for a Gen 1 installation, except the four
leveling steps have been placed under a section heading. This is for organization. The procedure
is performed the same way.
Verifying the system is level consists of the following steps:
1
Testing the Digital Level
on page 7
2
Verifying Level Condition
on page 8
3
Additional Leveling
on page 9
4
Lowering All Other Leveling Legs and Checking Library Level
on page 10
Testing the Digital Level
Required tools: digital level
Perform this test before each use of the digital level and any time the digital level has been dropped or is
being used in an environment that varies ±9
°
F from the environment in which it was last calibrated. If the
digital level fails the accuracy test, you must re-calibrate the level before use.
1
Turn on the level by pushing the
ON/OFF
button. Position the level with the display facing you and the
text on the face of the level right-side up. Ensure that the level is on a clean, flat, and horizontal surface.
This surface does not have to be exactly level. Wait 10 seconds for the level to completely settle and
take note of the angle on the display.
2
Rotate the level end-for-end so the display is facing away from you. The screw on the back of the level
should be on the left side. Be sure to set the level in the exact spot as in Step 1. Wait 10 seconds for
the level to completely settle and take note of the angle on the display.