Xircom 1500 manual Case Power Sources

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GSA Operations

Document Number: 401-364

Case Power Sources

The GSA Unit can operate from a variety of power sources: external A/C power, external D/C power, and from internal batteries. When connecting to or disconnecting from an external power source, you may hear a click from inside the case. This is caused by relays within the unit and is normal.

CAUTION: THE EQUIPMENT COVERS INSIDE THE GSA UNIT SHOULD NOT BE OPENED! Hazardous voltages may be present at any time and there are no field serviceable components inside.

CAUTION: Most power sources and components come with a panel or label stating their power ranges. If these ranges are exceeded, then there is a very strong potential to cause irreparable damage to the case and/or component causing it to malfunction or not to work at all. Therefore do not push these sources beyond their designated power ranges.

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Contents GSAOperations GSA Operations Table of Contents Non-Secure Communication Connections Non-Secure Data Sending and ReceivingNon-Secure Faxes Sending and Receiving Case Table of Figures ProComm Plus Send Fax ProComm Plus Fax Status Preface Case Component OverviewCase Power Sources External A/C Power Input External A/C PowerExternal D/C Power Input External D/C PowerTo-A/C Power Inverter Internal Battery SystemCase Supplied Power Computer Power SourcesComputer Battery Computer A/C AdapterPower Management Controls and Indicators External Power LightCase Battery Status Light CPU Switch Store / Power SwitchNONSECURE/STU Switch Camera / COM 1 SwitchTo power up the case To power up the computerTurning on the System Logging Operating SystemShut Down Windows Shutting DownRemoving Pcmcia Cards Creating a Document SoftwareRetrieving an Existing Document Retrieving an Existing DocumentPrinting Printer SetupPrinter cartridge Printing a Document Imaging PageScan Scanner Foto Touch To scan a pictureOCR Scan To scan OCR a text documentNon-Secure Communication Connections Connecting to a Phone Line for Non-Secure ConnectionsModem is ready for use Double-clickDial-Up Networking Connecting to the Internet over a Phone LineNew Connection Setup Phone Number Click on Create ShortcutNon-Secure Data Sending and Receiving Sending Non-SecureDataDouble click on ProComm Data Terminal ProComm Plus Indicators Double click on ProComm Data Terminal Receiving Non-SecureDataProComm Receive Screen Non-Secure Faxes Sending and Receiving Sending a Non-SecureFAXSelect ProComm Plus 32 Fax ProComm Plus Send Fax ProComm Plus Fax Status Receiving a Non-SecureFAX Nothing works TroubleshootingCan’t find my programs Can’t find my filesOne or more colors are missing Nothing printsPaper jams Nothing scansScanned Images or Text comes out weird Need to scan a large document larger than 8.5 inches wideCannot connect to the network GeneralCannot send a fax Cannot receive a faxComputer does not recognize the card Pcmcia CardsDisk Recovery Procedures Color Purpose Cables Location Type Inputs/Outputs Appendix a Panel Color CodingSwitch/Connections Connected Not Connected Appendix B Secure Switch MatrixHardware Manufacturer Appendix E ComponentsPcmcia Cards Manufacturer Cables ManufacturerAccessories Manufacturer Adapters ManufacturerSoftware Manufacturer Manuals Manufacturer ONE-YEAR Limited Warranty Warranty InformationReturn Procedures Optional Second and Third Year Service Limitations Governing LAW, Jurisdiction and Costs