HEIDENHAIN ND 1200T - Manual (Page 28)

Chapter 2 Operation
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It is assumed that operators have a basic understanding of tool
It is assumed that operators have a basic understanding of tool It is assumed that operators have a basic understanding of tool It is assumed that operators have a basic understanding of tool It is assumed that operators have a basic understanding of tool
fixturing and the geometric probing techniques required for their
fixturing and the geometric probing techniques required for their fixturing and the geometric probing techniques required for their fixturing and the geometric probing techniques required for their fixturing and the geometric probing techniques required for their
tool presetting devices.
tool presetting devices. tool presetting devices. tool presetting devices. tool presetting devices.
Location and mounting
Verify that the TC200 is mounted on a stable reliable surface. If it
should fall, it could become seriously damaged or cause injuries to
the user.
Power cord and plug
The power cord should not be located where it can be walked on
or create a tripping hazard. Always connect the 3-prong power
plug to a 3-prong grounded outlet. Use of a 2-prong power plug
adapter or any other connection accessory that removes the third
grounded connection creates a safety hazard and should not be
permitted.
Power surge suppressor
A high-quality power surge suppressor should be used to limit the
amplitude of potentially damaging power line transients caused
by the operation of heavy electrical machinery or lightning.
Liquids
Do not spill or splash liquids on the TC200 enclosure.
Configuration and system setup
System configuration and setup should be performed only by tech-
nically qualified supervisors or dealer representatives. Operators
should not attempt to alter the configuration of the TC200
Checking connections
Perform a routine inspection of all connections to the tool preset
readout system. Connections should be clean and tight. Cables
should be located away from moving objects and should not cre-
ate tripping hazards.
Cables connected to the parallel and serial (RS232) output ports
should be shielded and should be terminated and firmly connected
on both ends.