Ciara Kronos 600 X79-KA SERIES, Руководство пользователя

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CIARA Kronos 600 workstation X79-KA-XXXXX-XX-XXX
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2.0 Certification and declaration
All CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation models run the following operating systems software :
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Microsoft® Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
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RedHat® Linux
CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation models will operate on Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Novell NetWare and all
Linux based networks, provided that appropriate network adapter cards and application software have been installed.
CIARA is licensed to supply the Windows 7 operating systems software with its CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation computers. A package
of the latest version of Windows software and a manual is included with the CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation.
If you have purchased a Windows license with your CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation system, please abide by the Copyright and
License terms and conditions that are enclosed with this software package. These require that the Windows software may only be
used and installed on the CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation computer with which they were purchased.
You may make copies of this Windows software solely for your own back-up purposes.
All CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation series computers are certified by the TÜV SÜD Canada inc., and meet or exceed the Class B
limitations for Radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of Industry Canada.
2.1 Radio interference precautions
To minimize the likelihood of interference being caused to any radio or TV equipment, CIARA recommends that shielded cables with
metal RFI/EMI connector hoods be used to connect all peripheral devices to the CIARA Kronos 600 Workstation computer.
In the event that perceptible interference occurs, then please ensure that a ground connection is made from any peripheral devices
to the computer chassis. However, a separate ground connection is not necessary if a shielded cable is used to connect the
computer with any peripheral device.
Very often, simply moving the computer equipment to another location a few feet away will remove any signs of interference to
television reception.
Under no circumstances should any "radio-type" modems be attached to the computer, unless a license has been obtained from the
appropriate regulatory authorities (in Canada - the Department of Communications of Industry Canada, and in the U.S.A. - the
Federal Communications Commission).