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Installation
Electrical Considerations for Print Servers
Electrical requirements and space requirements must be satisfied prior
to equipment delivery.
The print server should be placed within 6 feet (1.83 m) of the wall
outlet.
Ensure that there is an available wall outlet for the print server.
Information Applicable to All Electrical Devices
Extension Cord Information
Periodically extension cords may be needed. Electrical and local building
and fire codes must be adhered to in terms of length of cord, conductor
size, and grounding. An extension cord may serve only one device. Plug
strips are not extension cords and may be used for computer applications.
Acceptable Circumstances for Using Extension Cords
Extension cords may be used under the following circumstances:
Extension cords may be used to facilitate demo situations where the
customer does not have an outlet receptacle at the location of the demo
placement. All electrical and code requirements apply.
Where a temporary condition exists (90 days) at the customer site
before a permanent outlet receptacle is installed, an extension cord set
may be used to get the customer up and running. Typical situations
include customer moves, remodeling, and recovery from fires or other
facility emergencies.
For most copy and facsimile machines requiring 20 amp service or less
and where permitted by the Authority Having Jurisdiction, extension
cord sets may be used without regard to length of time in service.
Extension Cord Requirements
Extension cords must meet the following requirements:
The customer must notify the appropriate agencies (Authority Having
Jurisdiction) such as the local building inspector, insurance inspector,
and fire inspector of the use of any extension cord set if required by
local law.
The cord set used to supply power to our machine supplies power only to
our machine.
The cord set receptacle is a single outlet receptacle. The receptacle of
the extension cord set must be compatible with the machine plug (no
adapters permitted).
The cord set is of proper amp voltage to carry the load over the
distance/length needed. Length is not to exceed 25 feet/7.62 meters.
Cord conductors shall be a minimum of AWG# 12 (16.1 to 20.0 amps),
AWG # 14 for (12.1 to 16.0 amps), and AWG # 16 (7.1 to 12.0 amps) for
25 foot/7.62 meter lengths.
The cord set has UL or CSA listing or both, and shall have appropriate
markings or labels such as type (S, SO, ST, SJ, SJO, SJT for 20 amp
capacity or less).
The Plug and Connector are grounded and the polarity and continuity
are checked prior to placing the cord set in service.
The cord set does not cross any aisles or walkways that are required
exits.
Where the Authority Having Jurisdiction permits the use of extruded
cord protectors, in an aisle or walk way, only extruded cord protectors
shall be permitted as protection for the cord set. Cord sets shall not be
run under carpet, through walls, floors, windows or doorways, or
overhead in ceiling plenum space.
The plug of the extension cord set must be compatible with the
receptacle of the wall outlet (no adapters permitted).
The cord set must be a continuous length without splices or in line
switches.
Other Installation Considerations
Other Installation Considerations for the Press
Physical delivery of the press and print server will be by a Xerox
authorized Carrier. The carrier will install and perform a functional check
of the press. The carrier will review the software/documentation with the
customer. For the press the customer is responsible for connecting and
configuring the equipment on their network.
Customer Expectation and Installation Guide
There should be a minimum of 78 inches (1981 mm) clearance from the
floor to the nearest overhead obstruction.
Other Installation Considerations for the Print Servers
One network drop is required for installation of the print server.
The customer is responsible for configuring the print server to the
network.
To enable system administrators and others to work at the print server,
the work surface should be desk height.
To enable the Xerox service representative to safely repair the system,
the work surface should measure at least 41 in(1041.4 mm) to 30 in(762
mm).
The work surface of the print server must not impede on the space
required by the machine and any attached accessories unless the work
surface is a table that has wheels and can be easily moved.
A secure but accessible place near the print server must be established in
which to store the print server media and software. Xerox personnel may
not be able to provide services unless these materials are available.
The communications cables, which connect the print server to the press,
vary in length; refer to Module Dimensions section of this guide.
NOTE:
If the available floor space is an issue, the print server
components may be placed on the right side of the press.
CAUTION:
Avoid placing the print server directly behind the press. Heat
generated by the press may cause the print server to overheat and stop
functioning properly.
Environmental Requirements
Environmental Requirements for the Press
Item
Minimum
Temperature
50° F/10° C
Relative
15%
Humidity
(RH)
Approximately
4778
Heat
emission
BTU/Hour
(Standby)
Power
1.4 KW
consumption
(Standby)
Noise
40.8 dBA
(Standby)
Altitude
0 feet/0
meters
Xerox Confidential
Xerox
Versant® ™ 80 Press
®
Maximum
Recommended
90° F/32° C
68-76° F/20-
NOTE:
24° C
Temperatures
NOTE: Better
above 90° F (32°
performance is
C) require
achieved when
reduced relative
environmental
humidity to
conditions are
maintain the
maintained at
specific/optimal
these
performance.
temperatures.
85%
45%
Approximately
18,772
BTU/Hour
(Running)
5.5 KW
(Running)
65 dBA
(Running)
8,200
6,561.68
feet/2,500
feet/2,000
meters
meters
NOTE: Altitudes
above 2,000
feet (609.9
meters) may
require field
adjustment and
may degrade
performance.
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