AT&T PC 6300 - Site Preparation

INSTALLATIONS
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The AT&T Personal Computer 6300 operates reliably in a typical
^ office environment, but it is important to adhere to the following
when choosing a suitable site:
1. The PC 6300 should be plugged into a grounded outlet.
Ungrounded machines do not work properly and can be a
safety hazard. If the PC 6300 is not plugged into a grounded
outlet, one can experience:
• Improper program operation
• Unreadable disks
• Extensive machine damage.
The PC 6300 should, when possible, be isolated from sources
I of electrical noise and from devices that can cause excessive
^ voltage level variations. Some common sources of electrical
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• Air conditioners, fans, refrigerators, washing
machines, and large blowers
• Transformers and alternators
' ' • Large brush-type or induction motors (such as those
used on elevators)
• Radio and TV transmitters, microwaves, signal
I ^ generators, and high-frequency security devices.
Note: Some of the normal small office machines
(typewriters, small copiers, calculators, etc.) are
allowed on the same line if they do not cause
excessive interference on the line.
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