Zte ZXG10 iBSC, Руководство по установке оборудования

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Chapter 4 Unpacking and Inspection
Caution!
When taking the board out, do not remove the antistatic protection bag.
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4.4 Inspecting Goods
Counting Goods
After unpacking, check and count the goods against the packing list, and return the
Unpacking Acceptance Report signed jointly by ZTE representative and the operator to
ZTE before the specified deadline.
Goods Inspection
It contains cabinet inspection and board inspection.
Cabinet inspection may check the following items:
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Whether there is protrusion, indention, scratches, peel-off, bubble or taint on the
appearance.
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Whether the fastening screws have loose joint, disconnection or misplacement.
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Whether the guide rails of subracks are complete and whether there is damage or
rupture on the plug-in slot guide rails.
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Whether the auxiliary components and accessories required for the installation are
intact.
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Whether the slot marks are complete and clean.
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Whether there is damage or deformation where the grounding copper strips are
installed, and whether the connection cables are broken or fallen off.
Board inspection may check the following items:
l After unpacking, make sure the boards are not scratched or damaged, no components
or devices on the boards are damaged or missing, and the board numbers and version
numbers match the packing list.
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The vendor should take the major responsibility for checking electrically sensitive
equipment and devices. The inspected goods should be placed by types.
Goods Handover
After goods inspection completes, both parties should sign Unpacking and Inspecting
Report . The equipment is handed over to the user. Each party should hold one copy of
Unpacking and Inspecting Report . Within 7 days, the project supervisor should feed back
Inspection Conclusion in Unpacking and Inspecting Report to ZTE for archiving.
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