Silvercrest SGT 10.6 A2 - Manual (Page 11)

SilverCrest graphics tablet SGT 10.6 A2
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Safety instructions
General precautions
 Keep electrical devices out of the reach of children. Never allow children to use electrical
devices unsupervised. They cannot always recognise possible hazards.
 Small parts can be fatal if swallowed. Also note that there is a risk of suffocation if air passages
are blocked by the plastic packaging.
 New devices may emit a slight odour during the first few hours of operation. This is normal and
disappears after a short time. Until then ventilate the room regularly.
EMC and safety precautions
In the event of any modification to the device that was not approved by the manufacturer,
compliance with these standards is no longer guaranteed. To ensure electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC), please pay attention to the instructions in the manual.
Operating environment/Environmental conditions
 Protect the device against moisture, vibration, dust, heat and direct sunlight, as it could be
damaged.
 The device should not be used outdoors or in tropical climates.
Operational safety
 Always read and comply with the instructions in the documentation of your computer before
connecting the graphics tablet.
 If this product is exposed to extreme temperature fluctuations, condensation can lead to the
accumulation of moisture which can cause a short circuit. In this case wait until the device has
reached ambient temperature before use.
 To disconnect a cable, always pull the connector and never the cable. Ensure that the cables
are not kinked. Always position the cables so that they cannot be stepped on or cause an
obstruction.
 Never place any burning objects such as candles or any objects containing liquids such as
vases, cups or glasses on or near the device.
 Never exert excessive pressure on the nib of the digital pen, as this will damage the nib.
 Keep the device away from high-frequency and magnetic interference sources (e.g. TVs, mobile
phones, loudspeakers) to prevent functional faults.