1: Getting Started
Environment Considerations
Power Supply
Place the computer near to a power point to avoid trailing cables. If
you do use an extension lead make sure it is three-core and safely
earthed.
Avoid connecting the computer to a power supply that is shared with
heavy-duty equipment (such as hydraulic lifts, vacuum cleaners and
lathes) or portable tools. This sometimes causes irregularities in the
power supply.
If possible, plug your computer and all attached equipment into the
same mains outlet by using a multi-block connector - but take care
not to overload the circuit.
Surface
Operate your computer only if it is securely placed on its feet, on a flat
surface. Do not use it on its side or upside down.
Avoid placing your computer in an environment that is damp or dusty
as this will shorten the working life of the computer.
Temperature
Do not place the computer where it will
have prolonged exposure to direct
sunlight.
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