CPI S4UIA, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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• Do not allow clothing to come in contact with components or assemblies. Sleeves should be
rolled high enough to keep them away from sensitive parts. Antistatic smocks should be
worn.
• Gloves, if used, should be made of cotton or antistatic materials only.
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Brushes, if needed, should have natural, not synthetic, bristles.
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If walking is necessary and wrist straps cannot be worn, use a conductive floor mat in
conjunction with conductive shoe heels.
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Transport and store electrostatic-sensitive devices only in static-protective containers. No
paper or cards should be placed inside the containers. A label attached to each container
should warn personnel to observe proper handling precautions.
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Transportation carts should have carrying surfaces covered by conductive mats and should
have at least two conductive wheels. Verify that carts, wheels, casters, frames, and shelves are
conductive. Do not transport sensitive electronic equipment on a rubber-wheeled cart being
pushed by a person wearing crepe- or heavy-rubber-soled shoes; this produces very high
levels of electrostatic charge.
6.6.3 Workstation Upkeep
Perform the following checks at the static-safe workstation on a weekly basis:
• Monitor each workstation for proper grounding, safe procedures, and possible static hazards.
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Check electrical grounds and wrist-strap continuity with an ohmmeter.
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Check workstations, including materials and containers, with a static meter.
• Spray a commonly available antistatic solution on a clean cotton cloth and wipe the surfaces of
workbenches, hand tools, and chairs.
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Clean conductive mats with mild detergent and water or with an antistatic solution. This
removes dirt and wax, which can insulate the surface and render it nonconductive.