Specifications

Good Practices
Electronic equipment requires special handling. When maintaining the equipment covered
in this manual, observe the standard procedures listed below:
Unless it’s terminated internally, use the correct termination resistor at the input of
any monitoring device when connecting it to a high frequency output.
Always turn power OFF before removing or installing circuit boards, fuses, cable
connectors, etc. After powering down, wait for the power supplies to bleed down
before reinstalling circuit boards.
When troubleshooting, sometimes removing an I.C. from its socket and reseating it
solves the problem. Also try cleaning the board and rechecking the device before
assuming it has failed.
MOS and other devices are sensitive to static electricity and may be damaged by static
discharge. Observe static precautions when handling any electronic components or
assemblies. Use only a soldering iron with a grounded tip when soldering
components.
Take care not to damage the circuit board traces when removing components.
Wear safety glasses when working on high voltage circuits.
The AC line circuit breaker protects the hot side of the line
only. There is no protection on the neutral leg. Therefore,
single phase power is required.
240 Volt Users
The power cord supplied with this equipment has a molded grounding connector (IEC
320-C13) at one end and stripped conductors (50/5 mm) at the other end. The conductors
are CEE color coded:
Light Blue......................Neutral
Brown............................Line
Green/Yellow .............. Ground
Other IEC 320 type power supply cords can be used if they comply with the safety
regulations of the country in which they are installed.