Safety Precautions
7
Selection of Power Supply Cord/Connector
The CSX2000 Color Server is supplied with a power supply cord. In
the event a new power cable or connector type is needed when
changing from European or American standards for example, refer to
the following table:
Cautions
Disconnection from the Main Power Supply
The CSX2000 Color Server is equipped with a main power supply
switch at the rear of the unit (labeled On / Off,) and a power button
behind the front door. For complete disconnection from the power
supply, the main power supply must be brought to Off position.
Switching off only the front power switch will leave some circuits of
the CSX2000 Color Server energized.
USA & Canada
Europe
UL Listed/CSA Certified cord set including:
1.
Flexible cord Type SJ, SJE, SJO, SJOO, SJT,
SJTO, SJTOO, S, SE, SO, SOO, ST, STO, or
STOO, with minimum 16 AWG, 3 conductors.
2.
A min. 12-Ampere parallel blade grounding
type attachment plug.
3.
IEC 320 type appliance coupler.
1.
3-conductors HAR type cord. The cord set
used must be approved for the country in
which the equipment is installed.
2.
1.25 mm2 (minimum) conductor cross-
section.
3.
Grounding-type attachment plug.
4.
IEC 320-type appliance coupler.
The AC Drawer provides protective grounding for the rest of the machine.
Disconnect from Electrical Supply before dismantling AC Drawer.
For keeping the machine electrically safe after service, ensure that the AC
Drawer and Fan Drawer (located above the AC Drawer) are secured to the
frame by all required screws.
If you remove the left front service cover of the unit, you will be exposed to
electrical and mechanical hazards. The front ON / OFF switch is connected to
high voltage. Rotating fan blades are also exposed. Disconnect the unit from
electrical supply prior to removing the cover.
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Page 35: ...Defining a Printer on PC Client Workstations 25 2 When the Welcome message appears click Next...
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Page 98: ...88 Chapter 1 Setting Up Client Workstations The Connect to Server dialog box appears...
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