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NEC Express 320Fc Systems manual

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    R e a d M e F i r s t : U n p a c k i n g E x p r e s s 5 8 0 0 / 3 2 0 F c S y s t e m s NEC Cor poration of Amer ica 456-0 1722- 000[...]

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    Notice The inf or mation contained in this docum ent is subject to change without notice. UNLESS EXPRESSL Y SET FOR TH IN A WRITTEN A GREEMENT SIGNED BY AN A UTHORIZED REPRESENT A TIVE OF N EC , NEC MAKES NO W ARRANTY OR REPRESENT A T ION OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT T O THE INFORMA TION CONT AINED HEREIN, INCLUDING W A RRANTY OF MERCHANT ABILITY AND F[...]

  • Page 3

    -iii- Contents Introduc tion 1 Before Unpackin g the System 4 Unpacking the Syste m 4 Disposing of Packing Mat erials 6 What to Do Next 6[...]

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    -1- Intr oduction Read Me First: Unpacking Express5800/ 320 Fc Systems e xplains ho w to unpac k a system from its shipping box. W ARNING ! T o av oid e ye and ski n injuries, be careful when cuttin g the shipping straps fr om the shipping bo x. The straps can snap with conside rable f or ce when cut. W ARNING ! T o av oid back injury , do not atte[...]

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    -2- Figure 1 shows the packaged compone nts, and the order in which to remov e them , for a r ack-mo unted sys tem. Figure 2 shows the package d component s, and the orde r in which to remove them, for a pedestal sys tem. Figure 1. Unpack ing a Rack-Mounted System 1 Accessories bo x 2 Shipp ing bo x 3 Shelf uni t 4 and 5 CPU-I/O enclosures asys072 [...]

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    -3- Figure 2. Unpacking a P edestal System 1 P edestal case 2 Accessories bo x 3 Shi pping bo x 4 and 5 CPU-I/O enclosures asys073 3 2 1 4 5[...]

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    -4- Bef ore Unpac king the System • Chec k the label or the pac king slip on the outside of the shipping bo x to v er ify that y ou receiv ed the corr ect shipment. Depending on y our order , y ou hav e receiv ed either a ra ck -mountab le system or a pedestal system. • V erify that the Tip -N-T ell and Shoc kwatch indicat ors on the outer side[...]

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    -5- 3. Open the top cardboard flaps of the shipping bo x b y cutting through t he taped por tion of the flaps to rele ase them. 4. If you ha ve received a pedestal syste m, remov e the pede stal case , place it on a tab le or other sturdy surf ace , and remo v e its f oam pac kaging material. W ARNING ! T o a v oid ba c k injur y , lift and remo ve[...]

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    -6- 8. Remo ve each CPU-I/O enclosure , one at a time , from the shipping pallet. Pull the f oam b loc ks aw a y from the first enclosure and re mov e it. Then, do t he same f or the second enclosure . W ARNING ! T o a v oid bac k injur y , lift and remove each enc losure with the assista nce of another per son. 9. Remov e the enc losur es from th [...]