Scalar i6000 Installation Guide 31
Raising the System Unit Off the Casters
Required tools: 6 mm hex wrench or 16 mm open end wrench
1 Using the 6 mm hex wrench or 16 mm open end wrench, raise the entire system unit by only the four
outer edge corner legs seven (7) half turns during the system raising process. If a leg is lifted off the
floor, give only that leg seven (7) half turns. This should raise the entire system unit off of the casters
seven (7) half turns.
2 Check each corner leg to ensure that there is pressure on the foot and you cannot turn it by hand.
• If you have correctly given each outer edge corner leg seven (7) half turns you should not be able
to turn the feet by hand.
• If you can turn one or more of the feet by hand, lower the system unit back onto the casters and
restart this procedure at Lowering the Leveling Legs
on page 37. The goal is to have the system
unit weight evenly distributed across all four outer edge leveling legs when it is properly raised. The
system unit may or may not be level at this time.
Testing the Digital Level
Required tools: digital level
Perform this test before each use of the digital level and any time the digital level has been dropped or is
being used in an environment that varies ±9
°F from the environment in which it was last calibrated. If the
digital level fails the accuracy test, you must re-calibrate the level before use.
1 Turn on the level by pushing the ON/OFF button. Position the level with the display facing you and the
text on the face of the level right-side up. Ensure that the level is on a clean, flat, and horizontal surface.
Making a mark on the top of the leg will help you keep track of the half
turns. It is important to track the total number of turns, especially if you are
installing additional expansion modules.
leveling foot
leveling leg
make mark here to keep
track of seven half turns
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