Babt Users Notice, Telephone, Network, Connection | HP 17XL579

U.K. BABT Users Notice

	(SupraExpress 56i Pro Global Modem - Desktop Products Only)
	The modem is intended for only use in the Compaq Internet PC. For the purposes of
	BABT approval, the modem is classified as a host-independent product.
Telephone	The modem is suitable for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network
Network	(PSTN) direct exchange lines and relevant branch systems (PBXs).
Connection	A ringer equivalent number (REN) is a value given to all apparatus to be connected to

	the PSTN. Its value can be taken and used to calculate the maximum number of
	equipment items that can be connected in parallel without impairing the performance
	of the standard bell circuit.
	1.	REN = 3/n where n is the maximum number of units that may be used in parallel.
	2.	The maximum REN of a line is 4; therefore, the total REN of all apparatus
		connected to the line (obtained by summing the individual REN values) should
		not exceed 4. This value includes any BT provided instrument, each of which is
		assumed to have REN value of 1.0 unless otherwise stated. Exceeding the REN
		value of 4 may cause your telephone(s) to ring weakly or not ring at all.
	3.	Only one modem should be connected to a telephone line. Connecting a modem
		in parallel with one or more telephone instruments is not allowed.
	4.	The REN for this piece of equipment is 0.8.
	5.	The exchange should provide facilities for either loop disconnect (pulse) dialing
		or multifrequency (tone) dialing. The modem can be configured to operate with
		either system.
	6.	During dialing, this apparatus may tinkle the bells of other telephones using the
		same line. This is not a fault, and we advise you not to call the Fault Repair
		Service.
	7.	The modem specified in this guide is for the Compaq Internet PC.

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Presario 2000 191432-001 Page Contents Page Government Approvals IiiPage Page Page Safety and Comfort Important Choices Take Action for Safety and ComfortPromoting a Safe and Comfortable Work Environment Adjust Key PrinciplesMove Relax Finding Your Comfort Zone RememberVary Your Posture Range of Positions Organizing Your Adjustments Different Postures Feet, Knees, and Legs Providing enough leg room Back Getting comfortable Forearms Wrists, Hands Don’t anchor your wrists Shoulders and Elbows EyesChecking elbow height Resting your eyes Cleaning your monitor and eyeglasses Arranging Your Work AreaMonitor Having your eyes examined Adjusting the monitor height Positioning the monitorTilting the monitor Hint Eye Height Adjusting monitor height for bifocal and trifocal users Hint Adjusting Brightness and ContrastEliminating glare and reflections on your monitor Hint Notebook Viewing Adjusting the keyboard height and slope Using a keyboard tray comfortablyPositioning the keyboard Aligning the mouse and keyboard Arm Supports and a Palm Rest Using arm supportsUsing a palm rest Using a document holder Papers and BooksMinimizing your reach Hint For Pauses Only Phone Using a Computer Working in Comfort Typing Style Reaching for keys and key combinationsHint Long Hours of Use Hint Keep it Light Hint Hunt-and-Peck Typing Adjusting software controlsClean frequently Using a Keyboard on a Sofa Switch HandsAligning forearms, wrists, and hands Hint Pointing Comfort Taking Breaks Varying Your Tasks Take breaksVary your tasks Reduce sources of stress Health Habits Exercise Monitoring YourMonitoring personal tolerance levels and limits Cultivating health and fitness Hint Be Inventive Organizing Your AdjustmentsFrom the Ground Up From the Top Down Self-Check Shoulders Arms, Wrists Hands Eyes Keys? Computing General Prevention Electrical and Mechanical Safety Information Product Safety PolicySafety Standards General Practice Installation Requirements General Precautions for Compaq ProductsDamage requiring service Mounting accessories ServicingVentilation Water and moisture Power sources AccessibilityVoltage select switch Internal battery Cleaning Replacement partsSafety check Options and upgrades Precautions for Portable Computer Products Precautions for Server and Network ProductsSafety interlocks and enclosures Hot surfaces Accessories and options Hot-pluggable power suppliesProducts with casters Floor standing products Power lines CompatibilityExternal television antenna grounding Lightning protection Safety and Comfort No. Component Antenna Grounding Laser Safety Warnings Compliance with Cdrh Regulations Compliance with International RegulationsLaser Product Label Laser information For More Information Human Factors and Ergonomics Society National Safety Council Library Government Approvals European Union Notice Federal Communications Commission Notice Cables Japanese Notice Ringer Equivalence Number REN Telecom Network ApprovalsRegulations Governing the Use of Modems Telephone Consumer Protection Act Canadian Regulations Governing the Use of Modems Babt Users Notice TelephoneNetwork Connection Government Approvals Wahlsperre Benutzerhinweise für besondere Bestimmungen in ÖsterreichBenutzerhinweise für besondere Bestimmungen in Deutschland Brugerinstruktioner i overensstemmelse med danske krav Speciale gebruiksinstructies voor Nederland New Zealand Modem Statements Safety Batteries Laser Assemblies Cdrh Regulations Laser Label Information Using Computer German ErgonomicsLocating Regulatory Compliance Mobile Products Typical Agency Label Component Energy Star Compliance Energy Compliance