2 limited warranty, 3 contacting güralp systems, 4 resources for teachers and students – Guralp Systems CMG-EDU User Manual
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CMG-EDU
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Isolate the sensor from temperature changes and draughts by
enclosing it in an insulated box.
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Keep the sensor away from strong sources of light and heat
(direct sunlight, light bulbs, etc.)
You should give a newly-installed sensor time to reach thermal
equilibrium with its surroundings (at least overnight.) If drift persists,
keeping a record of the times of day when the drift is most prominent
can help you track down its origin.
6.2
Limited warranty
The CMG-EDU system has been thoroughly tested and calibrated
before leaving the factory. It should provide years of continuous,
problem-free operation.
Güralp Systems guarantee that your CMG-EDU will be free from
defects in workmanship and materials for a period of 12 months from
the date of purchase (as shown on the purchase invoice.) This
warranty does not apply in the event of misuse or abuse of the
product, or as a result of unauthorized alterations or repairs.
6.3
Contacting Güralp Systems
If you have any questions about any aspect of the installation or
operation of the CMG-EDU, you should contact Güralp Systems
118 981 9056 (2 pm – 5 pm GMT)
You should also contact us if the CMG-EDU requires service, either
during or after the warranty period. When you call, be ready to quote
the serial number of the instrument. This number is stamped into the
side of the sensor base, and can also be found on the label on the top
face.
Updates to this manual, as well as other technical information about
this and other Güralp Systems products, can be found on our website
at
6.4
Resources for teachers and students
A complete list of available books and resources on seismology is
beyond the scope of this manual. However, some useful starting points
may be found on the Web. These links are prone to change.
– The Princeton Earth Physics Project,
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