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Install the Direct Drive
Technology Demonstration
Machine
Use this quick start to setup the Direct Drive Technology Demonstration
Machine. This quick start describes the necessary tasks to install and run this
demonstration machine.
This quick start is for anyone who will be setting up Direct Drive Technology
Demonstration Machine for demonstration purposes only.
This quick start uses the following hardware.that is shipped with the
demonstration machine.
Quantity Description
1Direct Drive Technology Demonstration Machine
1Touch screen with computer configured with ControlLogix software
1Infrared keyboard, mouse with receiver kit
1Computer power cord
1Hex wrench set
1Adjustable crescent wrench
1Pole with two support clamps
1Wheel base
1Keyboard and mouse support assembly
1Direct Driver Technology sign
1Build It, Buy It, Customize It sign
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Preface
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Chapter
Install the Direct Drive Technology
Demonstration Machine
1
Introduction
Before You Begin
In this chapter, you will install Direct Drive Technology Demonstration
Machine.
TopicPage
Before You Begin7
What You Need7
Follow These Steps8
Position and Level Machine8
Remove Shipping Clamps9
Install Signs12
Assemble Computer and Computer Stand13
Make Connections14
Preparing the Direct Drive Technology Demonstration Machine for
Shipment
• The packing material can be saved for use when the machine is
returned.
• Choose an installation location that is within 2 m (6.5 ft) of power
mains and meets the environmental and power specification for
the machine.
• The machine and the boxed contents of the shipping crate should
be brought to the location of the installation.
14
What You Need
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• Utility knife or snip for cutting tie wraps.
• Hex wrench set and an adjustable crescent wrench. These tools
were shipped with the machine.
• Additional tie wraps have been included. Use them to repack the
machine.
Chapter 1 Install the Direct Drive Technology Demonstration Machine
Follow These Steps
Position and
Level Machine
Position and Level
Machine
Remove
Shipping
Clamps
Complete the following steps to install the Direct Drive Technology
Demonstration Machine.
Install Signs
Assemble
Computer and
Computer
Stand
Make
Connections
1. Position machine within 2 m (6.6 ft) of power source and with
1 m (3.3 ft) clearance in the front, back and right side of the
machine.
The position can be adjusted while the casters are supporting the
machine.
Dimensions m (ft)
1 (3.3)
1.5 (5)
1 (3.3)
2 (6.6)
2. Extend the four leveling feet so the full weight of the machine is
off the caster and on the leveling feet.
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