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guide
for
Honeywell
personnel
to
install,
verify,
and
deinstail
a
DPS
8
System.
Each
Preinstallation
and
installation
Task
is
numerically
and
chronologically
listed
on
the
System
Checkpff
list,
providing
the
installer
with
a
synopticai
View
of
each
task
to
be
performed.
This
listing
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printed
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heavy
paper
and
is
found
immediately
after
the
Table
of
Contents.
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the
Preinstallation
and
Installation
Tasks
have
been
identified,
classified,
and
listed,
they
are
defined
in
the
appropriate
section
of
the
System
Installation
manual.
Other
features
include
instructions
for
unpackaging, unpacking,
inspection,
cable
routing,
and
connections.
Power
system
checkout
procedures
to
help
assure
correct
equipment
operation
and
performance
and
deinstallation
procedures
required
for
safe
disconnection
and
return
of
equipment
are
also
included
in
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Warning:
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generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy,
and
if
not
installed
and
used
in
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with
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instruction
manual,
may
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interference
to
radio
communications.
The
equipment
manufactured
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October
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tested
and
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provide
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likely
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cause
interference,
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which
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user
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GENERAL
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PURPOSE
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TOOLS
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TEST
EQUIPMENT
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TEST
MEDIA
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REFERENCE
DOCUMENTATION
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FEEDBACK
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PHYSICAL
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TASKS
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4A
4B
5
6
7
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PREINSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST
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INSPECTION
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EQUIPMENT
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UNPACKAGING
A
NONCRATED
PACK
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UNPACKAGING
A
CRATED
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UNPACKING
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INSPECT
EQUIPMENT
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JOIN
CABINETS
.................................................
4-3
4.5
CABLE/HARNESS
ROUTING
OVERVIEW
FOR
DUAL
SYSTEM
................
4-4
4.6
CABLEIHARNESS
ROUTING
OVERVIEW
FOR
TANDEM
SYSTEM
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4.7
INSTALLATION
TASKS
............................................
4-6
TASK
1
TURN
TO
INSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST
..................
4-8
TASK
2
INSTALL
MMU
CABINET
.................................
4-10
TASK
3
INSTALL
CPU
CABINET
.................................
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TASK
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INSTALL
IMU
CABINET
.................................
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TASK
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INSTALL
IOM
CABINET............................
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TASK
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INSTALL
DPU
CABINET
.................................
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TASK
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INSTALL
SYSTEM
CONSOLE
..............................
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TASK
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INSTALL
PORT
CABLES
AND
HARNESSES
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TASK
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INSTALL
CABLES
FROM
IOM/IMU
TO
PCM
CONTROLLERS
.....
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TASK
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INSTALL
IIO
CABLES
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INSTALL
AC
POWER
CABLES
.............................
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TASK
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ACTIVATE
AND
CHECK
POWER
SYSTEM
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TASK
12
INSTALL
LOWER
TRIM
STRIPS
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TASK
13
CONFIGURE
CENTRAL
SYSTEM
............................
4-108
TASK
14
TEST
TAC
REMOTE
CONNECTIONS
.........................
4-110
TASK
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FUNCTIONAL
VERIFICATION
TESTS
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OPU
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POSITION
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CONSOLE
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CACHE
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CONTROLLERS
..............
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DEVICE
INTERFACE
SHIELDED
CABLING
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CHANNEL
SHIELDED
CABLING
......................
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IMU
BULKHEAD CONNECTIONS
....................................
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..............................................
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OFF
SWITCH
..............................
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POWER
PANELS
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CPU
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-
POWER
PANELS
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IMU
-
POWER
PANELS
..........................................
4-103
IOM
CABINET
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POWER
PANELS
..................................
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TRIM
STRIPS
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CABLEiHARNESS
ROUTING
.........................
TANDEM
SYSTEM
-
CABLE/HARNESS
ROUTING
.......................
INTERCABINET
UNSHIELDED
CABLING
.............................
TYPICAL
PLUG
COMPATIBLE
MANUFACTURER
(PCM)
CABLE
ROUTING....
UNSHIELDED
I/O
CABLING
......................................
SHIELDED
IIO
CABLING
........................................
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CHART
.........................................
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BOARD
SLOT
REQUIREMENTS
.............................
IMU
CARD
CAGES
O
(CHANNEL
ADAPTERS/IPCS)
AND
1
(IPU
CENTRAL)
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IMU
CARD
CAGES
2
(CHANNEL
ADAPTERS/IPCS)
AND
3
(IPU
CENTRAL)
.........................................
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SETS
OF
LC
NUMBERS
....................................
BACKGROUND
CONFIGURATION
LIMITS
.............................
TAPE
AND
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BUFFERING
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DISK
AND
TAPE
LOADING
COMBINATIONS.
DPS
8
52/70
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TTL
PSIA-Z
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CAPACITY
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19-CARD
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PSIA~2
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POWER
CONSUMPTION
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.........................
POWER
NEEDED
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IMU
CENTRAL
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POWER
NEEDED
BY
STANDARD
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(TOTAL
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PSIA-Z.
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CAPACITY)
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PSIA-Z.
TWO
19-CARD
CAGES
(TOTAL
CAPACITY)
..........................
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MATRIX,
TWO
DAUS,
TTL
PSIA-Z.
TWO
19-CARD
CAGES
(TOTAL
CAPACITY)
..........................
CONNECTABILITY
MATRIX,
TWO
DAUs,
CMOS
PSIA-Z,
TWO
19-CARD
CAGES
(TOTAL
CAPACITY)
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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
INSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST
TASK
TITLE
TURN
TO
INSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST
INSTALL
MMU
CABINET
INSTALL
CPU
CABINET
INSTALL
IMU
CABINET
INSTALL
IOM
CABINET
INSTALL
DPU
CABINET
INSTALL
SYSTEM
CONSOLE
INSTALL
PORT
CABLES
AND
HARNESSES
INSTALL
CABLES
FROM
IOM/IMU
TO
PCM
CONTROLLERS
INSTALL
IIO,
PORT,
AND
SYSTEM
CONSOLE
CABLES
INSTALL
AC
POWER
CABLES
ACTIVATE
&
CHECK
POWER
SYSTEM
INSTALL
LOWER
TRIM
STRIPS
CONFIGURE
CENTRAL
SYSTEM
TEST
TAC
REMOTE
CONNECTIONS
FUNCTIONAL
VERIFICATION
TASK
PERFORMED
BY
TASK
CHECKED
BY
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1.0
GENERAL
This
manual
has
been
prepared
to
serve
as
a
guide
for
the
Customer
Services
Engineer
(CSE)
to
insteii
or
deiusteil
the
DPS
a
system.
The
CSE
should
be
familiar
with
each
section
of
this
manual
and
the
Options
Installation
Manual
prior
to
installation.
Refer
to
the
System
Options
Manual,
58010049,
for
options
installation
instructions.
This
manual
does
not
include
installation
or
deinstallation
instructions
for
peripheral
devices,
peripheral
device
controllers,
or
auxiliary
processors
such
as
those
performing
front-end
processing
functions.
1.1
INTRODUCTION
This
manual
is
divided
into
the
following
sections:
SECTION
1
GENERAL
This
‘section
contains
an
introduction
to
the
manual,
including
an
overview
of
the
DPS
8
field
documentation
structure.
SECTION
2
PHYSICAL
OUTLINE
This
section
contains
an
illustration
of
the
three-cabinet
system.
SECTION
3
PREINSTALLATION
This
section
includes
procedural
steps
or
TASKS
for
receiving,
handling,
unpackaging,
unpacking,
inspection,
and
placement
of
cabinets.
SECTION
4
INSTALLATION
This
section
provides
procedural
steps
or
TASKS
to
install
the
equipment.
SECTION
5
DEINSTALLATION
This
section
includes
deinstallation,
handling,
and
shipping
procedures.
GENERAL
RE\/
8
1.2
PURPOSE
in
addition
to
the
CSE,
this
manual
will
'also
be
useful
to
Customer
Services
Training
for
classroom
studies
and
for
field
study
reference,
Training
will
usually
be
supported
with
additional
instruction
material;
however;
the
student
should
use
this
document
as
primary
reference.
This
manual
can
also
be
used
for
remote
field
support
and
should
be
included
in
the
Technical
Assistance
Center
(TAC)
library.
1.3
TOOLS
REQUIRED
standard
tool
kit
71001001-001
is
For
a
listing
of
DPS
8
system
tools,
The
Customer
Services
Department
required
to
install
this
system.
refer
to
System
Tools
List,
58059036.
1.4
TEST
EQUIPMENT
REQUIRED
Standard
test
equipment.
1.5
TEST
MEDIA
REQUIRED
o
Off—Line
T
and
D
System
Tape
(Pas
2/Monitor)
0
System
Acceptance
Test
Tape
(IMCV)
0
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Firmware
and
Diagnostic
Tape
0
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Diskettes
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A
pictorial
representation
of
the
three—cabinet
DPS
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system
(including
cablecabinet)
is
found
in
Figure
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PREINSTALLATION
TASKS
Certain
Preinstallation
steps
or
TASKS
must
be
performed
after
the
site
has
been
prepared
to
receive
the
system,
but
prior
to
the
actual
system
installation.
The
PREINSTALLATION
TASKS
are
procedUral
steps
beginning
with
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
1,
"TURN
T0
PREINSTALLATION
CHECKQFF
LIST”,
and
includes
tasks
for
receiving,
handling,
and
unpackaging
the
equipment
packs
and
unpacking,
inspecting.
and
positioning
cabinets.
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TASKS
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PREINSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST
1.
TURN
TO
PREINSTALLATION
CHECKOFF
LIST.
THIS
LIST
IS
PRINTED
ON
HEAVY
PAPER
STOCK
AND
IS
LOCATED
IN
THE
FRONT
OF
THIS
MANUAL.
COMPLETE
CHECKOFF
LIST
WHEN
PROCEEDING
THROUGH
EACH
TASK.
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
1
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EQUIPMENT.
REVIEW
THE
SITE
PREPARATION
CHECKLIST
QND
THE
SITE
PREPARATION
AUDIT
REPORT
FOR
COMPLETENESS.
THESE
SOCUMENTS
MAY
BE
OBTAINED
FROM
THE
HONEYWELL
DISTRICT
MANAGER,
IF
NOT
AVAILABLE
ON
SITE,
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3
RECEIVE
EQUIPMENT
[CAUTION
HANDLE
SHIPPING
PACKS
WITH
CARE
TO
AVOID
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE.
CSE
SHOULD
ASSURE
THAT
THE
CUSTOMER
HAS
RECEIVED
SHIPPING
DOCUMENTS
FROM
CARRIER
AND
ASSISTS
INVENTORY
OF
EQUIPMENT
AGAINST
THE
SHIPPING
DOCUMENTS
(BILL
OF
LADING,
MEMORANDUM
OF
SHIPMENT,
ETC.).
CUSTOMER
SHOULD
BE
ADVISED
AGAINST
SIGNING
ANY
PAPERS
AT
THIS
TIME.
(THE
CUSTOMER
MAY
ACCEPT
EQUIPMENT
FROM
CARRIER
AFTER
COMPLETING
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
6.)
CHECK
WRAPPING,
CRATES,
AND
CARTONS
FOR
BREAKS,
TEARS,
OR
OTHER
EVIDENCE
OF
DAMAGE
OR
ROUGH
HANDLING.
CSE
SHOULD
NOTE
ANY
LOSS,
DAMAGE,
MOISTURE,
CORROSION,
OR
MISHANDLING
ON
THE
"REPORT
OF
DAMAGE
OR
LOSS",
FORM
"HIS
2174”.
THIS
FORM
MAY
BE
OBTAINED
FROM
THE
HONEYWELL
DISTRICT
MANAGER.
CSE
SHOULD
ASSIST
CUSTOMER
WHEN
NDTIFYING
HONEYWELL
TRAFFIC
MANAGER
OF
ANY
LOSS
OF,
OR
DAMAGE
TO,
EQUIPMENT.
NOTIFICATION
MAY
BE
PERFORMED
THROUGH
TELEPHONE
CONTACT,
BUT
MUST
BE
PROMPTLY
CONFIRMED
IN
WRITING
TO
THE
HONEYWELL
TRAFFIC
MANAGER.
REFER
TO
BILL
OF
LADING
FOR
CURRENT
TELEPHONE
NUMBER.
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PAGE
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PREINSTALLATION
TASK
3
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UNPACKAGING
A
NONCRATED
PACK.
NOTE
EQUIPMENT
MAY
BE
PACKAGED
IN
PLASTIC-WRAPPED,
UNCRATED
PACKS
FOR
DOMESTIC
SHIPMENTS
OR
IN
CRATED
PACKS
FOR
EXPORT
SHIPMENTS
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
HONEYWELL
PACKAGING
SPECIFICATIONS.
UNCRATED
PACKS
ARE
SHIPPED
IN
AN
UPRIGHT
POSITION,
PROTECTED
BY
FOUR
WOODEN
CORNER
ASSEMBLIES
AND
STRAPPED
PLASTIC
WRAPPING.
CRATED
UNITS
ARE
ALSO
SHIPPED
IN
AN
UPRIGHT
POSITION.
WARNING
BEFORE
REMOVING
BINDING
STRAPS,
ENSURE
THAT
NO
ONE
IS
NEAR
THE
PACK.
WHEN
CUT,
THESE
STRAPS
MAY
SPRING
FREE,
STRIKING
ANY
CLOSE
OBJECT
OR
PERSONNEL.
CSE
SHALL
UNPACKAGE
EQUIPMENT
AS
FOLLOWS:
1.
CUT
BINDING
STRAPS.
2.
REMOVE
WOODEN
CORNER
ASSEMBLIES.
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
4A
3-9
CAUTION
DO
NOT
PULL
TAPE
OR
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
OFF
CABINETS.
CUT
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
ALONG
ALL
FOUR
CORNERS
FROM
BOTTOM
UP.
GENTLY
ROLL
CUT
PANELS
TO
TOP
OF
CABINET
AND
REMOVE
WRAPPING.
PULLING
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
FROM
CABINET
COULD
GENERATE
HIGH
POTENTIAL
OF
STATIC
ELECTRICITY
WHICH
MAY
CAUSE
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE.
REMOVE
PLASTIC
WRAPPING.
ADMINISTRATIVELY
DISPOSE
OF
ANY
PACKAGING
MATERIAL.
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REAR
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WHEN
CUT,
THESE
STRAPS
MAY
SPRING
FREE,
STRIKIND
ANY
CLOSE
OBJECT
0R
PERSONNEL.
CUT
BINDING
STRAPS.
REMOVE
BOLTS
FROM
AROUND
LOWER
EDGE
OF
CRATE.
REMOVE
CRATE
FRDNT
PANEL
(IT
MAY
:5
TACKED
IN
PLACE
WITH
NAILS),
LIFT
REMAINING
PANELS,
AND
SLIDE
CRATE
BACK
AWAY
FROM
CABINET.
CUT
EXRDSRD
BINDING
STRAPS.
THIS
ACTION
FREES
THE
CARINET
FROM
PALLET.
REMOVE
ONE
BASE
BLOCK
ASSEMBLY
To
FACILITATE
REMRVAL
0F
CABINET
RRDM
THE
PALLET.
CAREFULLY
RRMDVE
CADINRT
RRDN
RALLET
WITH
A
RARR
LIRT
DR
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EXERCISE
CARD
To
AvDID
EQUIPMENT
DAMADR.
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
48
3-10
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B
UNPACKAGING
A
CRATED
PACK
CSE
SHALL
UNPACKAGE
EQUIPMENT
AS
FDLLDws:
I.
OUT
AND
REMDVE
ANY
REMAINING
BINDING
STRAPS.
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DO
NOT
PULL
TAPE
OR
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
OFF
CABINETS.
CUT
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
ALONG
ALL
FOUR
CORNERS
FROM-BOTTOM
UP.
GENTLY
ROLL
CUT
PANELS
TO
TOP
OF
CABINET
AND
REMOVE
WRAPPING.
PULLING
PLASTIC
WRAPPING
FROM
CABINET
COULD
GENERATE
HIGH
POTENTIAL
OF
STATIC
ELECTRICITY
WHICH
MAY
CAUSE
EQUIPMENT
OAMAGE.
2.
REMOVE
PLASTIC
WRAP
OR
OTHER
PACKAGING
MATERIAL
FROM
CABINET.
3.
ADMINISTRATIVELY
DISPOSE
OF
ALL
PACKAGING
MATERIAL.
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SSE
SHALL
PERFORM
THE
FOLLOWING
TASK:
1.
OPEN
CABINET
DOORS
USING
A
4mm
HEX
WRENCH,
58020342.
NOTE
UNPACKING
REFERS
To
THE
REMOVAL
OF
ANY
MATERIAL,
INCLUDING
SPECIAL
BRACKETS
0R
DEVICES,
WHICH
HAS
BEEN
PLACED
INSIDE
CABINETS
To
PROVIDE
PROTECTION
FROM
OR
HANDLING
HAZARDS.
UNPACKING
IS
PERFORMED
BY
CSE.
2.
UNPACK
CABINET.
3.
ASSURE
THAT
ALL
PACKING
MATERIAL,
INCLUDING
PACKING
BRACKETS
AND
HARDWARE,
HAS
BEEN
REMOVED
FROM
CABINET.
4.
UNPACK
DPU
CABINET
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
DPU
INSTALLATION
MANUAL,
58009848,
SECTIONS
1.1.1,
1.1.2,
AND
1.1.3.
5.
ADMINISTRATIVELY
DISPOSE
OF
ALL
PACKING
MATERIAL.
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TASK
5
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INSPECT
EQUIPMENT
AFTER
EQUIPMENT
HAS
BEEN
UNPACKED,
THE
CSE
SHOULD
ASSIST
CUSTOMER
IN
COMPLETING
THE
FOLLOWING
TASK:
[CAUTION]
REMOVE
ANY
VISIBLE
MOISTURE
AND
ALLOW
EQUIPMENT
TO
STABILIZE
IN
OPERATING
ENVIRONMENT
FOR
AT
LEAST
24
HOURS
PRIOR
TO
POWER
UP TO
AVOID
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE
DUE
TO
CONDENSATION.
1.
CHECK
EQUIPMENT
FOR
DENTS
IN
DOORS
AND
END
PANELS,
BROKEN
INDICATORS,
SWITCHES,
OR
DAMAGE
TO
OTHER
PARTS,
MOISTURE
CONDENSATION,
OR
MISSING
ITEMS,
INCLUDING
SPARE
PARTS.
NOTE
CSE
SHOULD
TELEPHONE
THE
PHOENIX
INSTALLATION
CONTROL
CENTER
TO
REPORT
ANY
LOSSES,
CORROSION
OF,
OR
DAMAGE
(CONCEALED
OR
OTHERWISE)
TO
THE
EQUIPMENT,
INCLUDING
SPARE
PARTS.
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
6
REV
B
RECORD
ALL
LOSSES,
CORROSION
OF,
OR
DAMAGE
(CONCEALED
OR
OTHERWISE)
TO
EQUIPMENT,
ON
SHIPPING
DOCUMENTS.
REPORT
ANY
LOSS,
CORROSION,
OR
DAMAGE
IN
WRITING
TO
THE
HONEYWELL
TRAFFIC
MANAGER.
SHIPPING
DOCUMENTS
MAY
NOW
BE
SIGNED
BY
CUSTOMER.
RETURN
MEMORANDUM
OF
SHIPMENT
TO
HONEYWELL’S
GENERAL
ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT
AT:
HONEYWELL
INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
P.O.
BOX
8000
PHOENIX,
ARIZONA
85066
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GENERAL
ACCOUNTING
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CABINETS
1.
CSE
SHOULD
ASSURE
THAT
SITE
IS
CLEAN
AND
FREE
FROM
EXTRANEOUS
MATERIAL
THAT
COULD
HAMPER
INSTALLATION.
CAUTION
MOVE
CABINETS
WITH
CAUTION
TO
PREVENT
THEM
FROM
TIPPING
OVER
AND
TO
AVOID
PERSONAL
INJURY
0R
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE.
2.
POSITION
CABINETS
NEAR
FOOTPRINT
TEMPLATES.
REFER
TO
SITE
LAYOUT
PLAN.
DO
NOT
PLACE
CABINETS
ON
FOOTPRINT
TEMPLATES
AT
THIS
TIME.
3.
POSITION
SPARE
PARTS
CABINET
IN
ACCORDANCE
WITH
SITE
LAYOUT
PLAN.
PREINSTALLATION
TASK
7
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