Keysight M9514A, Руководство по подготовке места и установке

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18 Keysight M9514A Site Preparation and Installation Guide
Receive and Uncrate the Chassis Uncrate the chassis
– Agilent Chassis Software and Product Information CD (contains PDF files
of: M9514A Startup Guide, M9514A Site Preparation Guide, M9514A and M9521A
User Guide, M9514A Service Guide, data sheet and more)
– Agilent IO Libraries Suite 16.3 Update 2, Agilent Automation Ready CD
- If you ordered an Agilent M9521A AXIe System Module, it will come in a
separate package.
Uncrate the chassis
At least 48 inches (1219 mm) of clearance is required all the way around and
above the chassis crate to enable removing of the packing material. Refer to the
one-page Quick Start Guide supplied on the small box packaged with your
chassis.
Follow the steps below to uncrate the M9514A chassis.
1
Cut and remove the straps around the shipping carton.
2
Lift off the top cover of the shipping carton.
3
Locate and remove the two small boxes on top of the chassis. These two small
boxes contain the power cord (if you ordered one), the printed documentation
(this Site Preparation Guide and the M9514A Startup Guide).
4
Lift off the shipping carton.
5
Use a mechanical lift to lift the M9514A and packaging from the base of the
shipping carton.
6
While the chassis is still on the mechanical lift, remove the packaging foam
and protective plastic from the chassis.
7
Place the chassis on a work bench. Do not rack mount it yet.
8
Configure the AC power (if required). The default configuration is for 3-Phase
Wye with Neutral suitable for 220/380 VAC, 230/400 VAC, or 240/415 VAC.
Refer to “Connect the Chassis to the AC Power Line” on page 21 in this
manual for detailed information.
9
Rack mount the chassis (if required). Refer to “Rack Mount the Chassis” on
page 29 in this manual.
Chassis exceeds 48 kg. Use a mechanical lift to lift the chassis. The
chassis should be transported using a rolling cart. Do not lift the
chassis by the handles on the front and rear of the chassis. If you
plan to mount the chassis at the top of a rack (see “Installing
Multiple Chassis in a Rack” on page 35) the mechanical lift must be
able to raise the chassis to approximately 60” (1.5 meters).