Kyocera VLSG-01 manual Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive Esds Components

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Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive (ESDS) Components

CAUTION: Beware of electrostatic buildup. Delicate solid-state Integrated Circuits (ICs) can be damaged by improper handling procedures. Use proper electrostatic safeguards when installing/removing circuit cards and handling ESD sensitive assemblies. As required, wear a grounded wrist strap, use antistatic floor and table mats, and minimize the handling of sensitive solid-state devices. Keep all ESD sensitive components in their original containers until ready for use. Always discharge personal static before handling ESD sensitive components and do not slide solid state devices over any surface. Handle plug-in card assemblies only by their non-conductive edges.

Computers, microprocessors, and other solid state components (circuit cards,

I/O boards, etc.) which are not clearly marked with the ESDS symbol will be handled as ESD sensitive components until determined otherwise. Retain protective ESDS packing and shipping bags, containers, non-conductive foam pads, etc. (see Figure S–1) for use in the return of repairable components.

User Manual S-4

VanLink System featuring TouchStar™ Technology - Troll Systems Corporation

Document VLSG-01 - 10/17/2008

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Contents VanLink System Installation Guide Troll Systems Corporation Table of Contents C100 User Interface Summary Vanlink Equipment ComponentsRequired Hardware Software RequirementsABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, Terms Term DefinitionABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, Terms Warranty PackagingConventions Used in this Document VanLink Component Set-up and OperationHints Hint This format is used for all hintsContact Information Introduction Do Not Service or Adjust Alone General Safety PrecautionsHazard Advisory Placards/Signs VanLink Safety Considerations Electrical Power/Shock HazardsCoincidental Damage to Equipment in Cabinets Be Familiar With Resuscitation TechniquesLifting/Handling Hazards Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive Esds Components Safety Considerations S-5 Page VanLink System ENG Vehicle Configuration System OverviewVanLink System Features VanLink IMU ConfigurationRemote Control from the Studio or Control Center VanLink Remote Studio ConfigurationSpecifications Required System ComponentsHardware Requirements Master Controller Software RequirementsSafety Recommendations IntroductionInstallation Requirements Power RequirementsRack Installation Cable Requirements3.2 V750 Cable and Connector Requirements Running CablesPan and Tilt Cabling and Connector Requirements Typical Network ConfigurationMaster Controllers and TNS Accessibility IP Connectivity3.4 GPS/IMU Connectivity EVDO/3G Router ConnectivityTypical VanLink Network Configuration GPS/IMU Assembly Typical Network Configuration for VanLink1 GPS/IMU Mounting Considerations 5.1 GPS/IMU Mounting ConsiderationsGPS/IMU Assembly VanLink GPSCalibration Remote and Local ControlMagnetometer Calibration Antenna CalibrationOperating Requirements Transmitter Control / Available OptionsSection Engineering Drawings Page Page Page Page Page Page