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SETTING UP THE OMS-5000

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After unpacking the DMS-5000 from its shipping carton, examine the unit for damage.

Make sure that the VDT screen is not broken. (Do not touch any broken glass; the coating on the inside of the VDT screen is toxic.) If there is any visible damage to the DMS-5000, do not plug it

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DMS-5000 1.2 SETTING UP THE DMS-5000

into an electrical outlet. Contact your dealer or DMS at once for instructions. You should also contact the shipping company if the damage seems

to have occurred during transit.

You will find in the shipping carton:

o The Computer/Moni tor o The Keyboard

o The power cord o This Manual

o A screen cleaning cloth 1 .2.1 Pl:.lm:ING IN 'mE WORKS".mTION.

(Refer to Diagram 1).

Line Voltage Switch.

The DMS-5000 can operate on either 11SV or 220V. You ~ set the voltage supply switch for the voltage 10 your ~

At the back of the computer/monitor you will see a brown hourglass-shaped line voltage switch. Before you plug in the workstation's power cord, set this switch to either 115 or 230 volts as appropriate. The switch slides up and down, and can be manipulated with a ballpoint pen or other narrow object.

DMS-5000 1.2 SETTING UP THE DMS-5000

Power Line.

---NOTE---Before plugging in the power line cord, set the DMS-5000 ON/OFF switch to OFF.

Plug the power line cord into the line cord receptacle on the monitor, and plug the other end into the power outlet. This cord can only be plugged in one way.

UiNet Cable.

The workstation is now ready to be con-nected to the HiNet network via a cable. Plug the network cable into the nine pin socket labeled UIlmT at the back of the computer/

monitor. This plug will only fit into the socket one way.

---NOTE---There are two different sockets which the HiNet cable will fit---one labeled ALT NET (for

Alternate Network), and one labeled unlET.

Unless instructed otherwise by the person in charge of your system, you should use the socket labeled HINET. (If the HiNet cables are not yet set up the procedure for doing so is described in the HiNet Master Section of the User Manual that came with your HiNet Master Computer.)

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DMS-SOOO 1 .2 SETTING UP THE DMS-SOOO

Keyboard Cord.

Plug your keyboard cord into the back of the Computer/Monitor at the receptacle labeled

~ This plug is similar to that of a modular telephone jack am only goes in one way.

---...;---NOTE---When unplugging the keyboard cable be sure to squeezeinnthe little plastic tab ton release the catch before pulling out the plug.

Tilting the VDT.

The VDT screen is on a base that allows it to tilt forward or back at the top to adjust the viewing angle of the screen. Tilting the screen is often helpful in reducing reflected light or glare from outside sources.

1.2.2 TURNING ON THE WORKSTATION.

The ON/OFF control is the black rocker switch located next to the power cord socket (see diagram 1). When you turn the unit on there should be three beeps. After a short warm-up period the screen of the 5080 should· read:

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DMS Series 5000 Version x.x Hi Net x.x

Login please Name:

The screen of the 5086 and 5087 should display:

Series 5000 Version x.x Network User Name =>

If there are no beeps and 00 words, check to make sure the power cord is properly plugge1 in to both the station and power socket. Also check that the line voltage switch is properly set.

I f you get beeps but only the words DMS Series 5000 Version x.x appear then either the Hi Net network is not properly plugge1 in, or the network is not currently running. Make sure the HiNet cable is plugge1 into the proper socket on the OMS-SOOO (either HiNet or AltNet as

instructe1). If the cable is properly plugge1 in, check with the person in charge of your network to see if the HiNet system is

temporarily down for maintenance or backup. If the network is operational, have a qualifie1 person inspect and test your unit for

malfunction.

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DMS-5000 1 .3 MAINTENANCE

1.3 MAINTENANCE.

1.3.1 CLEANING THE FAN FILTER.

'!be cooliDJ fan filter must be regularly cleaned, especially in a dusty or polluted envirorunent. If the fan filter becomes clogged wi th dust, the components inside the ccmaputer may overheat

am

be danaged.

To clean the filter, remove the black vent panel on the back of the workstation (this is the grilled panel with no sockets or plugs, see diagram 1). The panel is held in place with self-locking material (similar to velcro). Put your finger in the finger notch and pop the panel off. The fi I ter foam and a protective mesh screen will now come out.

Wash off the foam, ring it out well, and blot dry. Replace first the metal mesh screen and then the foam. The black back panel that holds them in place snaps back in with a small amount of pressure. Leave the monitor running for a few minutes to make sure that the filter dries thoroughly.

1.3.2 CLEANING THE VDT SCREEN.

The VDT (TV monitor) screen of the DMS 5000 is made from an anti-glare nylon filament. It scratches easily so you should only use the soft cloth that came with the DMS-5000 or a brush to clean it. Do not. use your finger or fingernail.

DMS-5000 1.4 RESET AND INTERRUPT

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