User's Manual

6 Installation Manual

NURIT 8000

• Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or equipment

unless the telephone line has been disconnected at the

network interface.

• When in the vicinity of a gas leak, do not use the

NURIT 8000, a standalone telephone or a telephone

connected to a NURIT 8000 docking station to report the

leak.

• Do not use the NURIT 8000 in an area of potential explosive

atmosphere, such as fuel or chemical storage or transfer

facilities, or in any area where you would be advised to turn

off a vehicle's engine.

• Do not replace the battery or charge the NURIT 8000 in an

area of potential explosive atmosphere.

• Do not use the NURIT 8000 in a known blasting area.

• Do not place the NURIT 8000 in the area over a vehicle-

equipped air bag.

• If the battery has been removed, ensure that no metal

objects come in contact with its electrical contacts.

• The NURIT 8000 is designed for use with a built-in internal

antenna. Do not open the device with the intent of

tampering with the antenna system. Doing so may damage

the unit and violate FCC (Ministry of Communications)

regulations.

Radio Frequency Energy Emission

Your NURIT 8000 may contain a transmitter and receiver that

emit radio frequency (RF) energy. The actual frequency range

used by the NURIT 8000 is radio-modem dependent according

to the specific model. Digital modulation techniques are used.

During radio communication, the local radio system handling

the actual communication controls the actual power

transmission output level. This output level may typically vary

(relative to the distance between the user location and the cell

transmission sites).

RF energy may affect some electronic systems. Consult the

specific device manufacturer (or airline crew for possible

airborne operation) regarding permission to use this device

while airborne and associated problems. It is currently known

that use of all radio-type devices is prohibited while airborne.

In August 1996, the Federal Communications Commisision

(FCC) of the U.S. adopted an updated safety standard for

DRAFT