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Apollo 8 User Manual

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Apollo 8 Hardware Manual Interconnections 31
Interconnections
Installation Notes
Apollo 8 may get hot during normal operation if it doesn’t receive adequate airflow
circulation around its chassis vents. For optimum results when mounting Apollo 8
in a rack, leaving at least one empty rack space above the unit to allow adequate
airflow for cooling is recommended.
As with any sound system, the following steps are recommended to avoid audio
spikes in your speakers:
Apply power to the speakers last, after all other devices (including Apollo 8)
are powered on.
Turn off the speakers first, before all other devices (including Apollo 8) are
powered off.
Thunderbolt Connections
Apollo 8 must be connected directly to a Thunderbolt port on the host computer.
The Apple Thunderbolt to FireWire Adapter cannot be used for the host computer
connection.
Connect only one Apollo 8 Thunderbolt port to the host computer. Thunderbolt is
a bidirectional protocol.
Apollo 8 cannot be bus powered via Thunderbolt. The included external power
supply must be used.
Thunderbolt bus power is supplied to downstream (daisy-chained) peripheral
devices. Apollo 8 must be powered on for the daisy-chained peripheral to receive
Thunderbolt bus power.
About Thunderbolt 2
Apollo 8 is a Thunderbolt 2 device. Thunderbolt 2 technology is designed for
backwards compatibility with Thunderbolt 1.
Apollo 8 can be connected to Mac computers and other devices that have Thun-
derbolt 1 ports or Thunderbolt 2 ports.

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Apollo 8 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Mission TypeManned Lunar Orbit
Launch DateDecember 21, 1968
Launch VehicleSaturn V
Crew Size3
Crew MembersFrank Borman, James Lovell, William Anders
Duration6 days, 3 hours, 0 minutes, 42 seconds
Orbits Around Moon10
Landing DateDecember 27, 1968
Perigee111.1 km (69.0 mi)

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