SECTION
II
INSTALLATION
AND
INITIAL
CHECKOUT
2.1
INTRODUCTION
This section contains a summary
of
interface lines, information for uncrating and
mounting the unit,
as
well
as
the procedure for electronically connecting and initially
checking out the disk drive.
2.2
UNCRATING
THE
DISK
DRIVE
The 03000 Disk Drive is shipped in a heavy duty container consisting of
an
inner and outer
carton.
Use of the dual carton minimizes the possibility of damage during shipment.
To
uncrate the disk drive:
(1)
Place the shipping carton in the position Indicated by the arrows on the outer
carton.
(2)
Open
the outer carton and remove the packing material.
(3)
Lift
the drive and
its
shipping frame and set
it
on a clean work surface. Ensure
access to the top of the unit.
CAUTION
THE D3000 DISK DRIVE WEIGHS 59 KG [130 POUNDS]
IN
ITS SHIPPING CONFIGURA TlON. DO
NOT
A TTEMPT
TO
LIFT
THE DRIVE WITHOUT SUFFICIENT PERSONNEL.
(4)
Check the contents
of
the shipping container against the packing Slip
and
investigate for possible damage. Notify the carrier if damage is noted.
CAUTION
TO
A VOID
DAMAGE
TO
EQUIPMENT, DO
NOT
ATTEMPT
TO
APPLY
POWER
TO
THE DISK DRIVE UNTIL
ALL
POSITIONER
AND
MECHANISM SHIPPING RESTRAINTS
HAVE BEEN REMOVED.
(5)
Remove the polyethylene
bag
that surrounds the unit; remove the dust cover
as
follows.
o Top
load
Models
(i)
Remove
the 4 screws around the top of the adapter bowl.
(Ii) Remove the 5 screws along the sides of the unit.
(iii)
lift
the rear of the dust cover approximately
30·.
then carefully move the
cover toward the rear
of
the unit until the front edge of the cover clears the
bezel; remove the dust cover.
(iv)
Remove
the circular metal protective plate from the adapter bowl.
o Front
load
Models.
(I)
Remove
the 2 screws
on
top of the dust cover.
(ii) Remove the 5 screws along the sides
of
the unit.
(iii) Slide the dust cover toward the rear
at
the unit until the front edge clears
the
bezel.
(iv) Remove the dust cover.
(v)
Remove the two tie-down straps used
to
secure the front door
and
cartridge receiver during shipment. Figure
2-1
shows the relationship
of
these restraints to the shipping frame
and
disk drive.
2-1
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