Prepower
Check
Check
with
the customer
to
verify
that
the AC voltage
outlet is grounded properly.
Cable
Installation
1.
Turn
the
5100 Portable Computer POWER switch
off.
2.
Attach the line terminator
to
the cable connectors
on the back
of
the 5106 Auxiliary Tape Unit.
3. Attach the external
I/O
interface cable assembly
to
the back
of
the 5100.
Power
On
Check
1.
Make sure that the POWER switch is off.
2.
Connect the mainline cord
to
the AC power outlet.
3. Turn the POWER switch on.
4. Observe the 5100 Portable Computer
for
signs
of
overheating
or
smoke. Turn
off
the POWER
switch immediately
if
any abnormal conditions are
noted.
5.
Check
that
the fan is turning.
6.
7.
Use the Auxiliary Tape
MAP
0850
to
check the
5100 operation and performance.
Replace the cover.
Completion
of
Installation
The 5106 Auxiliary Tape serial number is on a tag on
the
bottom
of
the base. Refer
to
208.
1.
B-4
Place the
MAPs
in the separate binder provided
inside the 5100 Portable Computer
MlM
binder.
Place the Maintenance Information Manual in the
5100
MlM
binder. Insert the MAPs binder into
the
5100
MlM
binder by inserting
its
back cover
into
the
slot in the
front
inside cover
of
the 5100
MlM
binder. Place the 5100 Parts Catalog into
the
5100
MlM
binder.
2.
Fill
out
the
IR
form and report the installation
according
to
local procedures. Place the
IR
form
carbon copy into a pocket in the
5100
MlM
binder.
Cover Cleaning
Use a mild soap
or
isopropyl alcohol (part 2200200).
DO
NOT
use
IBM
cleaning fluid.
Safety
Remove all electrical power
from
the 5106 Auxiliary
Tape Unit by unplugging the mainline cord.
IBM
5106
Auxiliary
Tape
Unit
Specifications
Dimensions:
Inches
Millimeters
F
S
13.25 9.85
336.5 250
H
7.1
180
Weight:
18 pounds
(8
Kg)
Heat
Outputjhr:
130 Btu
Power Requirements:
AC
Voltage
(single phase)
Hertz
kVA
100 V
100
V
115 V
220 V
235
V
50
60
60
50
50
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
Power Cord Specifications (220,
235):
Cable
00-
0.4
± 0.015 inches
(10.16
± 0.38 mm)
Shields - none
Conductors -
3
Conductor size -
16
Awg
(1.3 mm
2
)
Operating Environment:
Temperature 60
0
F
to
90
0
F
(15.6
0
C
to
32.20
C)
Relative humidity
8%
to
80%
Maximum
wet
bulb 73
0
F (22.8
0
C)
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