Calrec OMEGA, Руководство по установке

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After Sales Modifications
Please be aware that any modifications
other than those made or approved by
Calrec Audio Limited or their agents, may
invalidate the console’s warranty. This
includes changes to cabling provided by
Calrec and variations to the recommended
installation as detailed in Calrec
documentation.
Modifications to this equipment by any
party other than Calrec Audio Limited
may invalidate EMC and safety features
designed into this equipment. Calrec
Audio Limited can not be liable for any
legal proceedings or problems that may
arise relating to such modifications.
If in doubt, please contact Calrec Audio
Limited for guidance prior to commencing
any modification work.
ESD (Static) Handling Procedures
In its completed form, this equipment has
been designed to have a high level of
immunity to static discharges. However,
when handling individual boards and
modules, many highly static sensitive
parts are exposed. In order to protect
these devices from damage and to protect
your warranty, please observe static
handling procedures, for example, use an
appropriately grounded anti-static wrist
band. Calrec will supply an electrostatic
cord and wrist strap with all of it’s digital
products.
All modules and cards should be returned
to Calrec Audio Limited in anti-static
wrapping.
Calrec Audio Limited can supply these
items upon request, should you require
assistance.
This applies particularly to digital products
due to the types of devices and very
small geometries used in their fabrication,
analog parts can however still be affected.
ROHS Legislation
In order to comply with European RoHS
(
R eduction o f H azardous S ubstances)
legislation, from the second week in April
2006 the vast majority of Calrec PCB and
cable assemblies will have been produced
with lead-free (tin/copper/silver) solder
instead of tin/lead solder.
This means that for a period of time
after April 2006 delivered consoles will
contain a mixture of assemblies produced
with different types of solder. This is
unavoidable due to the fact that circuit
boards are built in batches and allocated
to consoles on a ‘first in, first out’ basis
(hence the need to change the process
well in advance of the legislation coming
into force).
In the unlikely event of a customer
having to carry out any re-soldering on
such assemblies, it is imperative that the
correct type of solder is used; not doing
so is likely to have an adverse effect on
the long-term reliability of the product.
Circuit boards assembled with lead-free
solder can be identified (in accordance
with IPC/JEDEC standards) by a small
oval sticker placed on the top-side of the
circuit board near the PCB reference
number (8xx-xxx).
The same sticker is used on the
connectors of soldered cable assemblies.
The absence of a sticker indicates
that tin/lead solder has been used.
If in doubt, please check with a
Calrec customer support engineer
before carrying out any form of re-
soldering.