Grass Valley SMS-6000 Series - Manual (Page 55)

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Section 2 — Installation
Setting the Power Line Voltage in the Frames
The voltage must be checked and if necessary set prior to inserting the
power cord.
The 220V (or 230V) setting is suitable for both 220V and 240V countries.
The 110V (or 115V) setting is suitable for 100V and 120V countries. Refer to
the technical specifications in Section 1: Introduction for the voltage
ranges permitted.
1. Remove the power cord(s).
2. Use a small screwdriver to loosen the voltage selector/fuse holder by
prying from above.
3. Pull out the fuse drawer. The main fuse is clearly visible, (there may
also be a spare).
4. Some equipment uses a voltage selector in which a single voltage is
visible through a small window, in which case follow step 4a below.
Other equipment uses a voltage selector in which two voltages are
visible, in which case follow step 4b below.
a. Remove the voltage selector insert from the main fuseholder and
select the required voltage setting. Replace it in the fuseholder. Fit
the correct fuse and replace the fuseholder, pushing until it snaps
into place.
b. Rotate the drawer so that the correct power line voltage can be read
(and the incorrect is upside down). Fit the correct fuse and replace
the fuseholder, pushing until it snaps into place.
5. Plug the power cord into the equipment.
6. Repeat the procedure if there is a backup supply.