This manual describes the preparation required before using the converter box, how to connect the converter box to the monitor, how to adjust the monitor, and what to do if a problem occurs. Trademarks DVI is a trademark of the Digital Display Working Group (DDWG). EDID is a trademark of the Video Electronics Standard Association (VESA). ATI, FireGL, and RADEON are trademarks or registered trademarks of ATI Tec hnologies Inc. TMDS is a trademark of Silicon Image Incorporated. nVIDIA, Quadro, FX-

15 5 P/N: 55P5776 P/N: 07N2229 P/N: 55P5776 P/N: 07N2229 Fig. 3 Converter signal cable (length 65cm approx.) Fig. 4 User’s guide (this book) P/N: 55P5729 Fig. 5 Dual Link signal cable (length 200cm approx.) Important: Do not use other cables for T221 and the converter box. Do not use these cables for other equipment than the T221 monitor and converter box. 2. Connecting the Converter Box See your monitor manual for instructions and precautions on handling the monitor. Important: Use a large desk

October 2007 This edition applies to IBM Self Checkout Solution, machine type 4845, Models 131, 151, 152, 153, and 171 and IBM Self Checkout Systems, machine type 4845, Models 602, 603, 606, 612, 613, 616, 800, 810, and BW3. Current versions of Retail Store Solutions documentation are available on the IBM Retail Store Solutions Web site at: Click Publications. A form for reader’s comments is also provided at the back of this publication. If the form has been removed, address your comments to: IB

Checking Parts........................................................................................................6 2. Connecting the Converter Box .........................................................................................7 2.1. Disconnecting the Existing Digital Signal Cable ..........................................................7 2.2. Connecting the Converter Box Display Signal Cables ..................................................8 2.3. Setup .........................

Make a quick copy. Interrupt a print job for priority copies. Cancel a print job at the device. Use the fax and e-mail functions to quickly send information next door or across the world with enterprise security functions. Combine the 50-sheet ADF with the ability to place bound material on the legal-size glass and build a custom job from mixed-size originals. Use “scan preview” to verify the scan before you make copies for your meeting. Fax or e-mail the custom job directly from the MFP using d

See Chapter 11, “Locks and Keys,” on page 95. –3241J91351Security controller –331Lane PC. See “Assembly 21: Lane PC, Mouse, and Keyboard” on page 50. –3441D93591Uninterruptible power supply, 230V/400W (BK650EI) (machines built after July 31, 2006) –3441D70681Uninterruptible power supply, 115V (replaces 28R3582) (SU620) –44D08721APC RBC4 Uninterruptible power supply replacement battery (for SU620) –44D08741APC RBC5 Uninterruptible power supply replacement battery (for SU700INET) –44D11251APC RBC1

See IBM 4610 SureMark Printers Hardware Service Manual, GY27-0355. –641J95151Printer shelf, 4610-TF6/TM6, right hand pearl white –741J88071Rivet, off white push in –841J95401Back cover, Catalina printer, pearl white (used with 41J9515) –941J97721Hole cover, round, pearl white –1041J95251Auxiliary mount bracket Catalina printer, right hand, pearl white (used with 41J9515) –41D96551Support bracket, Catalina printer, pearl white –Printer, left hand iron gray –141J94521Bracket, mounting Catalina pri

You need to reduce the costs of doing business and improve the service you deliver to your customers while lower your overall risk. The dual-socket IBM® System x3550 M2 can reduce your costs with its new energy smart design. It can improve service with reduced operational complexity and increased management functionality. It will lower your IT risk with the resiliency that comes from no single point of failure. And like all IBM servers, the x3550 M2 offers you the trust that comes from the IBM g

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This enables quick replacement of the component, which helps increase server uptime and lower operating costs. The front of the server has an LED indicator light to show possible component failures. If the front LED indicates an error condition, by pressing a button on the front of the server an LED panel will pop out and drop down for easy viewing without the need to open the server cover or remove the server from the rack. The light path diagnostics panel tells the servicer which component req