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Installation Precautions
CAUTION
Do not use or store the device in environments exposed to excessive heat,
moisture, direct sunlight, near heaters, extremely high or low altitudes, excessive
humidity, or excessive dust.
Do not use the device in environments, such as laboratories, where chemical
reactions occur.
Do not use the device in environments exposed to air that contains salt or toxic
gases.
Place printers on level, stable surfaces in environments with good ventilation. (Do
not place the printer such that the vents are against walls.)
Do not place objects on top of the device.
Using the device near radios or televisions or plugging the power cord into the
same electrical outlet as used by such devices may cause reception interfer-
ence.
Use the device in environments at specied power supply voltage and frequency.
Use only the included power cord. Do not use the included power cord with other
devices.
Do not place objects or step on power cords.
Do not pull or attempt to carry the device by the power cord or an interface cable.
Do not connect too many power cords to a single electrical outlet.
Do not bundle the power cord.
Hold the power cord by the power plug to connect and disconnect to/from electri-
cal outlets.
Ensure connectors are properly connected. In particular, reversing the polarity
may damage internal parts.
Turn the power switch off before connecting or disconnecting interface cables.
Do not run long signal lines or make connections with noisy devices to the extent
possible. If necessary, use shielded twisted pair cables for signal lines and take
any other necessary steps to ensure signal integrity.
Place the device near an electrical outlet and ensure that the power plug can be
unplugged easily so that the power to the device can be cut quickly if necessary.
Use electrical outlets with ground terminal screws. Using electrical outlets without
ground terminals may result in injury due to static electricity.
Do not install the printer in a location where there is vibration or in an unstable
location.
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