1-3.5 Other Cautions
Other cautions relating to the operation of the
Analyzer are stated in Italics throughout this
manual.
1-3.6 Replacement and Disposal of Batteries
Should the batteries contained in the Battery pack
ever need replacing, this work should be
perform
ed by Factory Authorized Service
personnel only. Replacement batteries should be
of the same type and rating. The batteries contain
toxic materials and therefore must be handled
with care and transported to a disposal or
recycling center.
1-3.7 User Maintenance
Clean only with a damp cloth and a mild
detergent. Do not use abrasives, solvents or
alcohol. If the Analyzer is used in a relatively
dust free environment, no other periodic
mainenance should be required.
1-4 SERVICE
The Motorola Test Equipment Service Centers
service all R2600 Series Communications System
Analyzers. The Centers maintain a stock of
original equipment replacements parts and a
complete library of service information. A list of
worldwide service locations is found at the front
of the manual.
1-5 REPLACEMENT PARTS ORDERS
Send orders for replacement parts to the nearest
Motorola Test Equipm
ent Service Center. Be
sure to include the complete identification
number located on the equipment. Also direct
inquiries to the Test Equipment Service Center,
including requests for part number identification
and test equipment calibration or repair.
1-6 INSTALLATION
1-6.1 Packing
Foa
m pieces protect the Analyzer, which is
packed inside a carton. Save the packing
container and materials for future use.
1-6.2 Initial Set-up
1. Use the analyzer in accordance with the
following:
Pollution degree: II
Installation category: 2
Altitude: < 2000m
Humidity: 80% rh. Max
Electrical supply; 115/230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Indoor use
Temperature: 5-40° C
2. Place the Analyzer on a workbench in the
shop or mobile repair unit.
3. Lower the bail underneath to raise the
Analyzer for easier viewing.
4. Remove the front cover by pressing in the
spring loaded mechanism which snaps into
the right front handle of the unit.
5. Before attempting to connect to AC power,
set the two-position LINE switch (bottom of
unit) to either the 115 or 230 position, as
applicable. The factory initially sets the
LINE switch for 115 VAC.
6. Take the power cord that is stored in the
cover. Attach the cord's female connector to
the appropriate connector on the Analyzer's
rear panel. Connect the other end of the
cord to the power source. For AC, use a
grounded 3-wire 100-130 VAC or 200-260
VAC power source.
7. Remove accessories from the cover as
needed.
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