Legal Information
First En glish printing , October 2 002
Inform ation in this docum ent has been ca refully checked for accuracy; howeve r, no guara ntee is given to th e correctness of the
con ten ts. The information in this docu men t is subje ct to change withou t no tice. W e are n ot liable fo r any inju ry or loss th at
results from the use o f th is equipmen t.
Safety Instructions
Please rea d all of these instructions carefully before you use the device. Save this manual for future referenc e.
¦ Un plug equ ipment before cleaning. Do n’t use liquid or spray d etergent; use a moist cloth.
¦ Keep eq uipme nt away from excessive h umidity and heat. Preferabl y, keep it in an air -conditione d e nvironm ent with
temperatu res not e xceeding 40º Celsius (104º Fah renh eit).
¦ When installing, place th e equipment o n a sturd y, level surface t o pre vent it from accidenta lly falling and causing da m
age t o other eq uipme nt o r in ju ry to persons n earb y.
¦ When the equipment is in an open po sition , do not cove r, block or in an y way obstru ct the gap between it and the
power sup pl y. Prop er air convection is necessa ry to keep it from o verheating .
¦ Arrange th e equipment ’s p owe r co rd in such a way th at others wo n’t trip or fa ll over it.
¦ If you a re using a po wer cord that d idn’t ship with th e eq uipme nt, ensure that it is rate d for the volta ge and curre nt
lab eled o n th e eq uipme nt ’s e le ctrical ra tings label. The voltage ra ting on the cord should be high er tha n the o ne liste d
on th e equipment ’s ratings label.
¦ Observe a ll precautions an d wa rnin gs attached to t he equipm ent .
¦ If you d on’t inte nd on u sing the e quipm ent for a long tim e, disconnect it from the pow er outlet to prevent being dam
aged by transient over -voltage.
¦ Keep all liquids aw ay from the equipmen t to minimize the risk of a cciden tal spilla ge. Liquid spilled on to the power
sup ply or on other h ardwa re m ay cause dama ge, fire or electrical sho ck.
¦ Only qualified se rvice personnel shou ld ope n the chassis. Opening it yourse lf cou ld dam age the eq uipment a nd invali
date its wa rra nt y.
¦ If an y part of the equ ipmen t beco mes d amaged or stops fun ctioning, h ave it checked b y qualified service personne l.
What the w arranty does not cove r
¦ An y product, on w hich the serial n umb er has been defaced, mod ified or rem oved.
¦ Da mage, d ete riorat io n or m alfun ction resultin g from :
? Accident, m isuse , ne glect, fire, wate r, lightn in g, or o ther acts of n ature , unauth orized prod uct mo difica tion, or
failure to follow instruction s su pplied with the product.
? Re pair or at temp ted repa ir by a nyone not aut horized b y us.
? Any damag e of the prod uct due t o shipme nt.
? Re moval or installation of the prod uct.
? Ca uses extern al to th e p ro duct, such as electric power f luctuation o r failure .
? Use of sup plies or parts not mee ting our specifications.
? No rm al wea r and tea r.
? Any other cause s which doe s not relate to a pro duct def ect.
¦ Re mo val, insta llation, and set -up service charge s.
R egulatory Notices Federal Communications C om mission (FCC)
Th is equipment h as been tested and found t o com ply with the limits for a Class B digital device, p ursuant to Part 15 of th e F CC
rules. These limits are designed to provid e reason able protection again st harm ful in terfe re nce in a residential instal - lation.
Any chan ges or modifications made to this equipm ent ma y void the u ser’s autho rity to opera te th is e quipm ent. This e quipm ent
gene rates, uses, and can radiate radio frequen cy energy an d, if not installed a nd use d in accorda nce w ith the instruction s, m ay
cau se ha rm ful interfe rence to radio com mu nications.
H owever, t here is no guarante e that int erference will not occur in a particular installation. If this eq uipmen t do es cause
harmful interference to radio or television receptio n, which can be determined by turn in g the e quipme nt off and on , the use r
is encourage d to try to correct th e inte rf erence by one or mo re of the following m easures:
¦ Re -position or relocat e the receiving ante nna.
¦ In cre ase the separation b etween the equipment and receive r.
¦ Co nnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit di fferent from that to w hich the receiver is conn ected.
