Installation Manual
Neocean IX1000 Network Storage System
Appendix A Engineering Labels for Cables
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II. Folding the narrow area
Fold the narrow area of the label to the right around the cable and affix it to the cable.
Make sure that the sticking side is on the center plane of the cable. For the shape, see
“2- Shape after the narrow area of the label is folded" in
.
After the label is affixed to the cable, it is possible that the narrow area does not
overlap the printing area completely. The length of the narrow area is based on an
external cable diameter of 2.6 mm. Therefore, when the label is affixed to a cable with
a large diameter, the narrow area is folded within the printing area and only the
printing area can be seen from outside.
Caution:
For 8-in-1 Ethernet cables with a large diameter, directly affix the label around the
cable, instead of folding it.
III. Folding the label
Fold the label upward along the dotted line and affix it to the cable. For the shape, see
“3- Shape after the label is affixed to the cable" in
.
A.4.2 Label for Power Cables
Peel a label off the base sheet and affix it around the power cable.
A.5 Precautions
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When writing, printing, and affixing labels, keep them clean.
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Since labels are made of a moisture-proof and water-proof material, it is
forbidden to use ink jet printers to print labels or water-based pens to write labels
in any case.
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In addition to the above-mentioned requirements, labels should be affixed in
good order. Because the new type of labels are in the shape of a flag, the
confusion of affixing positions and directions greatly affects the appearance of
the product.
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The directions of “Upward”, “Downward”, “Right”, and “Left” in this section are all
in the view of an operator who is currently working on the label.
