AT&T PC 6300 - Page 92

INSTALLATIONS
2. The PC 6300 should be placed in a dust-free
environment. Airborne dust, dirt, and smoke can cause
excessive wear on moving surfaces, short open circuits
(especially in the presence of high humidity), and read/write
errors on the disk.
3. The PC 6300 should be placed away from heat and
direct sunlight. Unusually high temperatures coupled with
low humidity can cause static problems.
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140 watts (477.7 BTU/hour); this may be enough to raise the
temperature beyond the maximum allowed if enclosed in a
small area. This will also decrease the air flow around the
module.
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4. The front and rear panels of the PC 6300 should not
be obstructed. The PC 6300 is cooled by a fan located on —
the rear panel. This fan pulls air in through air inlets on j j
the base of the System Module. The base of the System
Module should be free from papers or other materials that
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enclosed area. The heat dissipation of the system is "
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