270M
Rapid
Scanning Imaging Spectrograph
2 Unpacking:
Your 27OM
was
shipped in packing designed
to
protect
it
from
harm under normal
shipping conditions.
If
shipping damage is noticed upon delivery, the carrier should note such damage
on
the
receipt, and sign all copies. This will facilitate processing a damage claim
with
the carrier.
Open
the
top
of
the shipping carton and remove packing material until the
instrument is exposed.
CAUTION: Do
not
use slit housings or other protrusions
for
lifting. Reach
down
around the edges
of
the
instrument, grasp the bottom, and carefully
lift
it
out
of
the
remaining packing. Place
it
on a sturdy table. Check through the packing and
gather the small parts, cables, and documents
that
were shipped
with
it.
2.1
Inspection for Damage:
Inspect the instrument
for
visible evidence
of
any damage. Check
that
all readily
visible mechanical and electrical components are in their proper places and intact.
If damage
Is
evident, do not operate the Instrument. Notify SPEX Industries
Customer Service Department and the carrier at once.
Many public carriers
do
not recognize claims for concealed damage reported later
than 15 days after delivery. For a shipping damage claim, inspection by the carrier
agent is normally required. For this reason, the original packing should be retained as
evidence. While SPEX Industries, Inc. is not liable for damage in transit, the company
will extend every effort to aid and advise.
2.2 Initial Setup:
Install the three leveling legs by screwing them into the threaded holes provided
in
the
bottom
of
the instrument, two near the front corners, and one at the rear in the center.
Place the pads provided under the legs and level the instrument.
Remove the
top
cover and familiarize yourself with the various components in your
spectrometer. Refer
to
figure Figure 1 for component names and locations.
4
Revised
November 24.
1992
Leica Microsystems, Inc.'s Ex. 1033
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