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JO-1 16 Safe-4 1 105-001 2. Common Precautionary Items Precautions before Use CAUTION Do not open the cover , etc., of the electrical box because residual voltages remain inside even after the breaker is turned "OFF…
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2. Common Precautionary Items
2. Common Precautionary Items
Basic Precautions
Only a well-trained person should handle the feeder adjusting jig.
Do not allow any untrained person to handle the jig.
Mishandling of the jig can cause a serious accident.
Before using the feeder adjusting jig, please read the instruction manual carefully for
correct operations.
Please keep the instruction manual in a safe place within reach.
Follow the instructions in the instruction manual for correct handling of the feeder
adjusting jig.
Be sure to fully understand the contents of the safety instructions in the instruction manual
and follow the instructions.
Pay special attention to the precautionary items described in the instruction manuals of
the machine (SIGMA-G4/G5 and GXH series) and the feeder adjusting jig.
When the precautionary items are ignored, it will result in personal injury or property
damage (damage to the machine).
Be sure to follow the operational instructions described in the instruction manual.
Do not modify the feeder adjusting jig nor use any parts other than the specied ones.
Doing otherwise may cause personal injury.
Do not perform any operations other than those described in the instruction manual.
Whenever a problem arises, regarding the jig operations, performance, etc., please
contact the marketing department or sales agency of Hitachi High-Technologies for the
solution.
Although the precautionary items have been reviewed repeatedly, an incident far
beyond our expectation may occur.
Not only follow the precautionary instructions described in the instruction manual but
also try to handle the feeder adjusting jig carefully at your discretion all the time.
Be sure to strictly keep the above-mentioned instructions.
Otherwise, not only the component pickup position cannot be adjusted correctly but also
personal injury will result.
Safety Precautions
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2. Common Precautionary Items
Precautions before Use
CAUTION
Do not open the cover, etc., of the electrical box because residual
voltages remain inside even after the breaker is turned "OFF" (power
OFF).
Do not modify the devices nor use any parts other than the specied
one.
NOTICE
Do not change the settings of OS (Operating System) nor install any
applications additionally except for the printer driver.
Note
: Connection to Internet is possible. In that case, it is highly
recommended that an antivirus software program be installed
and updated from time to time.
The data stored in the personal computer may be corrupted due to
breakdown or malfunction of the device.
It is strongly recommended that the hard disk data be periodically
backed up.
Instantaneous voltage drop in the power supply due to power failure
or lightning will cause the personal computer to break down and the
software or the data to corrupt.
It is recommended that a DC uninterruptive power supply be used as
a countermeasure against instantaneous voltage drop.
Safety Precautions
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Notes on Use
WARNING
Those who wear implanted pacemakers should not handle the
tape feeders.
Permanent magnets are used in the tape feeders. The
pacemaker may be affected by the magnetism, causing a
serious accident.
CAUTION
If the tape feeder is dropped, it might injure your foot or the
feeder itself be damaged.
Handle one by one carefully and take care not to drop.
No person other than the machine operator is allowed to enter the
work area.
When you install or uninstall a tape feeder, avoid getting your
ngers caught in the feeder xing clamp.
In case of a disaster of any kind, earthquake, storm, ood, re, or
lightning, immediately stop to use the feeder adjusting jig and turn
off the power supply.
Carefully handle the master tapes.
The master tapes are made of a thin metal. Avoid cutting your nger
with the tape edges.
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2. Common Precautionary Items
Safety Precautions