Attaching the Cables

Step 2 First start by attaching the limb electrodes to the arms and legs. When attaching the electrodes to the legs it helps to place them with the tab facing towards the torso so the cables don t pull (Figs. 1.12 and 1.13). 

Step 3 The electrodes can then be attached to the torso, starting with Vi, which is placed in the fourth intercostal space, just to the right of the stemum.Electrodes should be placed with the middle of the electrode in the middle of the intercostal space. 

One of the problems with the position of Vi is that practitioners sometimes miscount the number of intercostal spaces due to the gap between the clavicle and the start of the rib cage. To avoid this, the patient s sternum can be felt from the top 

V- /C- - 4 Intercostal space, right side of the sternal border 

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Both internal and external devices Finally, there s the hybrid situation in which you have both internal and external devices (Figure 4.18). Most adapters have connectors for both internal and external SCSI devices—if yours doesn t have both, you ll need to see if anybody makes one that will work with your devices. For adapters that do have both types of connectors, you connect your internal devices to the ribbon cable and attach the cable to the adapter. Then, you daisy-chain your external devices off the external port. Finally, you terminate the last device on each chain, leaving the adapter unterminated. 

If a connector is to use such a line, it must be installed between the two columns. To perform this installation requires an erector to have more fall exposure time attaching the cable to the columns than would be spent to make the beam to column connection itself. 

Although rod anodes screwed into the side walls of containers are preferred, plate anodes and basket anodes are mostly necessary on the base. They are particularly suitable for large containers without being built in. Plate anodes are supplied with a flat plastic holder to which the cable conductor is attached and... 

Guyed. An elevated flare with the riser is supported by cables. Cables are attached to the flare riser at one or more elevations to limit the deflection of the structure. The cables (guy-wires) are typically positioned in a triangular plan to provide strong support. 

When the bomb equipped with Ml29 fu2e is released from the cluster, the butterfly wings snap open and ride to the top of the cable attached to the arming stem. The... 

When a bomb is released from an aircraft, the cap on the top of the initiator is withdrawn by a lanyard attached to a shackle. This results in actuation of a thermal battery, which after 0.5 to 0.9-sec delay, produces an electrical pulse which is transmitted thru the cable assembly to a fuze FMU-7 series... 

The arc lamp C is attached by metal clips to the hollow support tube F which also allows flushing of the lamp area by nitrogen via inlet G and outlet H. The support tube F, the electrical leads to the arc lamp (not shown) and terminals for the cable from the power control unit (also not shown) are all attached to the terminal block J which is fitted with an insulating cover. The terminal block is attached to the inner quartz jacket by means of a rubber sleeve K and two sleeve clips, so that all the live parts are protected. The lamp and inner quartz jacket B can be withdrawn from the 40/38 socket attached to the outer quartz jacket A shown, and the entire unit can be withdrawn from the central socket of the reaction flask. 

Typically, a remote afterloader is a shielded cell or treatment room. Long cables pass through the wall of the room from an operating station outside the room to a patient treatment position inside the room. Radioactive sources are attached to the cables at the patient treatment position. With the patient in the treatment room and the shielded room door closed, the sources are advanced to the treatment position in previously installed applicators by means of the cables and a mechanism in the control system outside the treatment room wall. Our goal was to adapt sources containing up to 200 yg of 252 f to use in these remote afterloaders. 

Make sure the cell enable switch is turned off. Connect the cell cables to the cell green lead to the working electrode, red lead to the counter electrode, and the reference to the white pin jack. If a dummy cell is being connected, attach the leads as indicated in step 3 below. 

Various plans to raise the vessel were discussed. Rescuers decided that the safest plan would be to run cables through tunnels dug by divers beneath the ship. The divers would then swim through the tunnels with the cables and attach them to pontoons on either side of the ship. The pontoons would be filled with water until their decks were even with the water s surface. When the water was pumped out of the pontoons, the Vasa would begin to rise from the bottom of the harbor. 

Hydrophone stations use underwater microphones (hydrophones) attached to cables anchored to the seabed 50-100 km offshore and connected by cable to a land... 

A high-quality connector is then attached to the cable. The next step is to perform offset zeroing with fixed, P/o precision, low-temperature coefficient resistors, followed by NIST (National Institute for Standards and Technology) traceable calibration. 

In addition to the cable position, you must also set the drive type and size of the floppy drive in the CMOS setup. This is done so that the computer will know what drives are attached. If this information is wrong, most computers will detect that the wrong drive type is selected and an error will occur during bootup. 

Cables are used to connect two or more entities together. They are usually constructed of several wires encased together in a rubberized outer coating. The wires are soldered to modular connectors at both ends. These connectors are used to allow the cables to be quickly attached to the devices they connect. A... 

Cable systems that use the bus topology are easy to install. You run a cable from the first computer to the last computer. All the remaining computers attach to the cable somewhere in between. Because of the simplicity of installation, and because of the low cost of the cable, bus topology cabling systems (such as Ethernet) are the... 

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