Yaskawa Electric Sgdb-30adg Servopack 200/230v Fase 3 12a 4.13 Hp Industrial Servo Drives

How do I use my Flash Drive properly?

Definition: Flash Drive— A Flash Drive is a type of portable USB drive that stores and transfers data. They are usually about the size of your thumb. They work like floppies in that information can be stored and written on them. You can read, write, copy, delete and move data from USB flash drives to your hard disk drive and back again. The difference between floppies and flash drives is that they are more portable, easy to use, and contain much larger storage space than floppies. Floppies are slow to write information on but with USB flash drives files are transferred and saved within seconds. Another great aspect to flash Drives is that they do not require any type of software installation—all that is required is a USB port with which all modern computers are equipped!

NOTE: Depending on the manufacturer of your USB flash drive, you may have to install drivers in your home computer. Please refer to the manual of your USB flash drive for details. —This tutorial was specifically made for the CITELAB computers.

SAFETY NOTICES

Please read carefully and keep this User’s Manual for future reference. Please carefully note the Cautions and Warnings. 1. Always install electrical equipment close to an electrical outlet and ensure that the outlet is easily accessible. 2. Place power cords where people will not step on or trip over them. Do not place any objects over the power cords. 3. Always install equipment on a stable surface to avoid damages and/or injuries. 4. Do not place computer equipment in direct sunlight, on top of any heating units, or near any electrical appliances that draw large amounts of current. 5. Computer equipment enclosures often have openings for air convection. To protect equipment from overheating, do not cover or block air convection openings. 6. Ensure that the equipment is connected to a power outlet with proper voltage. 7. If computer equipment is not is use for long period of time, it is recommended to disconnect it from the power outlet to avoid damage by transient power surges. 8. Protect electrical equipment from humidity. 9. Always disconnect computer equipment from the electrical outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or sprayed detergent for cleaning – use a moist cloth. 10. Never pour any liquid into computer equipment openings; internal contact with liquid could cause fire or electrical shock. 11. Keep the area around your computer equipment clear of dust, smoke, and other contaminants. 12. Never open this drive’s enclosure. For safety reasons, the drive should be opened only by qualified service personnel. 13. Do not drop or jolt the drive. 14. If you see any of the following condition, contact a qualified service personnel: (a) The power cord or plug is damaged. (b) Liquid has penetrated into the equipment. (c) The equipment has been exposed to moisture. (d) The equipment has not worked well or you can not get it to work according to the user’s manual. (e) The equipment was dropped and damaged. (f) The equipment has obvious signs of damage. 15. DANGER: Invisible laser radiation when opened. Avoid direct exposure to beam. Complies with FDA radiation performance standards, 21 CFR, subchapter J. Laser power: Wave Length: 783±3nm (CD); 658±3nm (DVD). Emission power: 0.7 mW. Laser diode: class 3b. 16. DO NOT STORE THIS EQUIPMENT IN AN ENVIRONMENT WITH TEMPERATURE ABOVE 60℃ (140℉). Excessive heat may damage the equipment. 17. The sound pressure level at the opera