User's Manual

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Confidential API Healthcare Corporation Device Installation
Copyright © 2006. All rights reserved. 2009-02-19
Chapter 2
DEVICE INSTALLATION
DEVICE INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
Comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, building codes, and zoning regulations.
For IP communications, the device must be within 100 meters of a network closet.
Use only the supplied mounting bracket with this device.
Avoid areas of high magnetism.
Avoid areas with asbestos or lead.
Avoid areas that can disrupt electrical/network connectivity (i.e. by a MRI lab, large motors, etc.).
Avoid areas where the unit is in direct sunlight or in locations where the device is subjected to airborne dust,
grease, or in areas of high humidity.
Slots and openings located in the back and bottom of the case provide necessary ventilation. To ensure reliable
device operation and to protect the device from overheating, ensure these openings are not blocked or covered.
Avoid placing the device above a radiator or heat register. Leave sufficient space around the device when
installing it to ensure proper ventilation.
In the event the reader is placed in a quiet zone, disable the sound. Sound may be disabled by using the TA-500
Administrator Utility (v2.0 or greater).
Place devices in areas of low patient/visitor traffic.
Install the device in a high employee traffic area, but not too high to avoid congestion.
The device should not be next to a common entrance especially if the work area is greater than a five-minute
distance.
Place the device in areas regularly patrolled by security.
If rules are applicable, place device in sterile environments as needed.
If your facility has an architectural committee, have the plan reviewed and approved prior to wiring.
The location must be in accordance with American Disabilities Act.
To prevent serious damage to the device or injury to a person, do not place the device on an unstable cart, stand,
or table.
Never spill liquids on the device.
Do not attempt to service the device yourself. Please refer all servicing to qualified API Healthcare service
personnel.
Save the original shipping carton and packing material in case you need to ship your device. Be sure to
repackage your device as it was originally packed.