Internal Connectors; Connecting The Power Cord - Sony UPA-PC700 Installationsanleitung

2
Pull out the drawer using the handholds on both sides.
Note
Do not remove the cabinet key when the drawer is
open.
Shutting the drawer while the key is removed may
damage the lock and prevent the key from being
inserted.
To close the cabinet
Note
Use both hands to lower the front panel. The front panel is
heavy and could cause serious injury if it fell unexpectedly.
1
Slide the drawer shut, and lock the cabinet lock.

Internal Connectors

1
A AC power connector
Connects to the specified AC power cord. For details,
see "Connecting the Power Cord".
B
(Printer) port
Not currently used.
C USB ports (6)
Connect to peripheral USB devices. For details, see
"Connecting a Peripheral USB Device" on page 9.
D
(LAN) connector (RJ-45 type)
Not currently used.
Caution
For safety, do not connect the connector for peripheral
device wiring that might have excessive voltage to this
port.
Follow the instructions for this port.
E
(LINE IN) jack
Not currently used.
F
(LINE OUT) jack
Not currently used.
8
Connections
2 3 4 3 5
6
0 9 8 7
G
(MIC IN) jack
Not currently used.
H Cash drawer port
Not currently used. Not for telecommunication
(telephone) network.
I
1 (COM 1) port
Not currently used.
J
(Monitor) port
Not currently used.
Notes
• Make sure any device cables with retaining screws are
properly fastened to the securing bolts on the sides of
each port.
• We recommend that you wire all device cables through
the holes at the rear of the unit and bundle them properly
with cable ties.
Connecting the Power
Cord
Follow the procedure below to connect the specified AC
power cord to the unit. For details on the locations of
internal connectors, see "Internal Connectors".
1
Open the rear cover.
For details, see "To open the rear cover" on page 7.
2
Connect the specified power cord to the AC power
connector inside the unit.
Note
When wiring and bundling cables, leave some slack
inside the cabinet to prevent a sudden pull on the cable
from disconnecting the cable or damaging the
connector.
3
After all other connections are complete, connect the
power cord to an AC power outlet.