Toshiba TOSDIC-CIE DS Manual

Safety PrecautionsiSafety PrecautionsThe instruction manual and the labels affixed to the products or equipment give importantinformation for using products safely. It helps prevent damage to properties and hazard to peoplewho use them or work with them.Make yourself familiar with the signal words and signs in this page, then read the safetyprecautions that follow and always follow the instructions to avoid hazards.Explanation of signal wordsSignal word is a word that designates a degree or level of hazard seriousness.The words WARNING and CAUTION are used for the products.WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which couldresult in death or serious injury, if you do not follow theinstructions.CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which may resultin minor or moderate injury and/or property damage, if youdo not follow the instructions.Hazard alert shapes and symbolsFollowing shapes and symbols are used in the safety precaution labels affixed to theproducts and in other places including operation manuals for giving safety instructions.Filled circle means "Mandatory Action" or "Do as indicated."Required action is shown in the circle or described near the circle.Circle band with a diagonal slash means "Prohibition" or " You must not do."Prohibited action is shown in the circle or described near the circle.Triangle means "Hazard Alerting" or "Be alert agaist hazard."The kind of hazard is shown in the triangle or described near the triangle.Exclamation point with a triangle is a safety alert symbol which indicates apotential hazard. It is used with a Signal Word.Square or rectangle means "Information Messages" or "Notice."Important precautions for system operationSystem fault or data loss may occur in the event of power outage whether it is external orinternal of the system. Take precautions in advance to protect the system in order to prevent suchevent to take place. Also back up your data regularly to minimize the possible damage by loss ofdata as a result of such event.