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iii Contents 1 Site Pr eparation Process The Importance of Site Preparation 1-2 Responsibilities 1-3 Keysight’s Responsibil ities 1-3 Customer’s Responsibil ities 1-4 The Site Preparation Process 1-5 Site Prep Checklist …

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Contents

1 Site Preparation Process

The Importance of Site Preparation 1-2

Responsibilities 1-3

Keysight’s Responsibilities 1-3

Customer’s Responsibilities 1-4

The Site Preparation Process 1-5

Site Prep Checklist 1-6

2 Planning

The System Plan Drawing 2-2

Assigning Specialists 2-5

3 Structural Requirements

Floor Requirements 3-2

Anti-Static Surface 3-2

Moving Access Requirements 3-3

Dimensions of the Crated System 3-3

Dimensions of the Uncrated System 3-3

Access Requirements 3-4

Storage Space Requirements 3-5

4 RF Attenuation Requirements

Introduction 4-2

Calculating Site Attenuation 4-3

5 Environmental Requirements

Air Quality Requirements 5-2

Air Temperature Requirements 5-3

Air Temperature Specifications 5-3

Cooling Requirements 5-3

Humidity Requirements 5-4

6 Power Requirements

Customer Responsibilities 6-2

About the PDU 6-3

Power Requirements 6-4

Mains Disconnect 6-4

Power Drop 6-5

Basic Power Quality Survey 6-7

Connecting Power to the PDU 6-7

Is PDU Re-wiring Necessary? 6-9

PDU Wiring Diagrams 6-10

One-Module System AC Outlets 6-11

Two-Module System AC Outlets 6-14

Four-Module System AC Outlets 6-17

7 Compressed Air and Vacuum Requirements

Introduction 7-2

Compressed Air Requirements 7-3

Connecting Air to the Testhead 7-3

Compressed Air Specifications 7-4

Air Quality 7-4

Vacuum Requirements 7-5

Vacuum Recommendations and Guidelines 7-5

Connecting Vacuum to the Testhead 7-6

Compressed Air and Vacuum Primer 7-7

8 Receiving and Moving Instructions

Inventory the Shipment 8-2

Uncrating the System and Support Bay 8-3

Placing the System 8-4

Re-shipping a System 8-5