IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT
Read these instr uctions.
Keep these instr uctions.
Heed all warnin gs.
Follow all instr uctions.
Do not use this app aratus near wate r.
Clean only with a d ry cloth.
Do not block any of th e ventilation ope nings.
Install in accor dance with the ma nufacturers in structions .
Do not install ne ar any heat sources su ch as radiators ,
heat register s, stoves, or othe r apparatus (inc luding
amplifiers) th at produce heat.
Do not defeat the s afety purpose of t he polarized or
grounding-ty pe plug. A polariz ed plug has two blad es with
one wider than th e other. A grounding ty pe plug has two
blades and third g rounding prong. The w ide blade or third
prong are provided fo r your safety. When t he provided
plug does not fit int o your outlet, co nsult an electr ician
for replacemen t of the obsolete ou tlet.
Protect the powe r cord from being walke d on or pinched
particular ly at plugs, conven ience receptacl es, and the
point where they e xit from the appar atus.
Only use attac hments/acce ssories specifi ed by the
manufacture r.
Use only with a car t, stand, tr ipod, bracket , or
table specifi ed by the manufact urer, or sold with
the apparatu s. When a cart is use d, use caution
when moving the c art/appar atus combinati on to avoid
injury from tip -over.
Unplug this app aratus during li ghtning storm s or when
unused for long pe riods of time.
Refer all servic ing to qualified se rvice personn el. Servicing
is required when t he apparatus ha s been damaged in a ny
way, such as power-su pply cord or plug is da maged, liquid
has been spille d or objects have fa llen into appara tus, the
apparatus ha s been exposed to r ain or moisture, do es not
operate norma lly, or has been drop ped.
This product may co ntain lead and mer cury. Disposal of
these materia ls may be regulated d ue to environment al
consideratio ns. For disposal o r recycling infor mation,
please contac t your local author ities or the Elec tronic
Industries Al liance: ww w.eiae.org
Damage Requiri ng Service - The ap pliance should be
serviced by qua lified service pe rsonnel when:
A. The power supp ly cord or the plug has b een damaged;
B. Objects have f allen, or liquid h as been spilled in to the
appliance;
C. The applian ce has been expose d to rain
D. The appliance do es not appear to op erate normally o r
exhibits a mar ked change in perf ormance;
E. The applian ce has been droppe d, or the enclosur e
damaged.
Tilt/St ability - All te levisions must com ply with
recommended in ternational gl obal safety st andards for tilt
and stabilit y properties of i ts cabinet desig n.
• Do not compromise t hese design sta ndards by applyin g
excessive pull for ce to the front, or t op, of the cabinet
which could ulti mately overtur n the product.
• Also, do not enda nger yourself, or ch ildren, by placin g
electronic eq uipment/toy s on the top of the cab inet. Such
items could unsu spectingly f all from the top of the s et and
cause product da mage and/or pe rsonal injury.
Wall or Ceiling Moun ting - The applian ce should be
mounted to a wall o r ceiling only as rec ommended by the
manufacture r.
Power Lines - An outd oor antenna shoul d be located
away from power lines .
Outdoor Anten na Grounding - If an ou tside antenna i s
connected to th e receiver, be sure the ant enna system is
grounded so as to prov ide some protect ion against volt age
surges and built u p static charge s.
Section 810 of the Na tional Electr ic Code, ANSI /NFPA
No. 70-1984, provid es information w ith respect to pro per
grounding of the m ast and support ing structure , grounding
of the lead-in wi re to an antenna dis charge unit, si ze of
grounding conne ctors, locati on of antenna-d ischarge unit ,
connection to g rounding electr odes, and require ments for
the grounding el ectrode. See Fig ure below.
Object and Liqu id Entry - Care sho uld be taken so
that objects d o not fall and liquid s are not spilled int o the
enclosure throu gh openings.
Battery Usa ge CAUTION - To prevent bat tery leakage
that may result in b odily injury, prop erty damage , or
damage to the un it:
• Install all bat teries correc tly, with + and - align ed as
marked on the unit .
• Do not mix batter ies (old and new or car bon and
alkaline, et c.).
• Remove batterie s when the unit is no t used for a long
time.
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Note to the CATV syst em installer : This reminder is pr ovided to call the C ATV system instal ler’s attention t o Article
820-40 of t he NEC that provide s guidelines for pro per grounding and , in particular, spe cifies that the c able ground shall be
connected to th e grounding syste m of the building, a s close to the point o f cable entry as p ractical.
Example of Antenna Grounding as per NEC - National Electric Code
ANTENNALEADIN WIRE
ANTENNADISCHARGEUNIT (NEC SECTION 810-20)
GROUNDINGCONDUCTORS(NEC SECTION 810-21)
GROUNDCLAMPS
POWERSERVICEGROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM (NEC ART 250, PART H)
GROUNDCLAMP
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