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What is the Environmenental Documentation to have the space at for D2000?


The is was I follow out for System 85 And System 75.

System 85 And System 75 Environmental Documentation
There have been some discrepan- 1. Temperature - 85 degrees F to des n documentation provided to cus- 85 degrees F ambient.
tomers regarding environmental considerations.
2. Humidity - 20% to 80%.
There is a printing of 999-700-003
which may still be in circulation. This 3. Short Term Temperature - Mm specification would lead a customer to 40 degrees F, Max 120 degrees F. believe that a system would function
continually in a 120 degree F tempera- Appropriate action will be taken by ture. Systems Technicians should be EPP&S to correct any inaccurate aware of the adverse effect on service documentation.
life of equipment which is stressed to
that extent for long periods of time. Steve Lopez The proper environmental considera- FAST
tions are as follows:
Volume 4 Issue I I November/DeCember 1985
FAST News Release


I this the same?
I a member of USS Iowa 61 museum in San Pedro,CA.

Stan Paulsen

o.paulsen@sbcglobal.net

I would like to answer your question but I can't read what you wrote. Please recompose using proper sentences and paragraphs and probably not your mobil device.

-Hal

Ditto that! Maybe clumsy thumbs.

The paragraph was took from FAST entirety an the make I.D. is value of FAST person.


Stan Paulsen

Stan...
Your going to have a hard time finding any doc's on the 2000...The 2000 and the 400 preceeded the Sys 85..they will work in an environment similar to the 85 without any problems..this documentation is still available and will work great for your application. Just remember like many of the old PBX's the power supplies tend to run warm so good airflow is a must and cool temps are something they like....

...bob...

any chance you could explain this??

your posts make no sense .....

What???????????????????

I don't think English is his first language.

-Hal

Steve Lopez was a F.A.S.T. Engineer in 1985 and is the person that wrote the FAST News Release article.