ZEOS Meridian 400 User's Guide download pdf (Page 15)

Chapter 1 - Unpacking Your System

Where to Work

Your Meridian 800 is a tough, rugged machine. Generally

speaking it will be comfortable and run well wherever you are

comfortable. Extremes of heat, cold, and humidity can be

challenging to your system's parts, but usually if you can take it,

so can the computer. There are, however, some things you take

very easily that the computer does not like at all. Static

electricity is one. Dust, water, steam, and oil are others.

Wherever you decide to pull over for roadside computing,

choose a clean, comfortable work area for your system.

Note: It’s best to place your Meridian near a wall socket for easier access.

Beware Heat, Cold, Humidity, and Glare

Pick a spot for your computer that’s not too - not too hot and

not too cold, not too dark and not too bright - glare can make it

hard to read the screen. Overheating can destroy computer

components. Allow plenty of room for air to circulate around

the system unit.

Also, be sure to use grounded electrical

outlets. Although your computer has its own

electrical filters, fuses, and protections, and even its own built-

in surge suppressor, we strongly recommend using an external

surge suppressor to ensure your system is safe. An external

surge suppressor looks like an extension cord with several

grounded outlets. High quality surge protectors shield your

computer from lightning strikes, surges, shorts, and other

electrical hazards.

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