1. Request the store manager or designated person do the initial circuit activation, turning on all front-end circuit breakers for the conventional lanes, self checkout lanes, and self checkout back office circuit for the duration of the tests.\nNote: All conventional lane equipment and other devices should be turned on because multiple attachments to the same circuit can only be detected if the added load is active.\n2. Inform the store manager or designee that you need control of the circuit breakers until you have completed the test and that you will notify them when the test is complete so they can take responsibility for the state of the circuit breakers.\n3.Validate the proper label for branch circuit breakers, sufficient to tell which circuits are associated with the specific self checkout lane circuits, front-end conventional terminal circuits, and self checkout back office area electrical circuit.\nFollow the steps below to test the branch circuit at the outlet where the lane is to be installed.\nThe purpose of testing the branch circuit is to identify wiring problems that can lead to personal shock hazards, electrical fires, and equipment performance problems.\n1. Verify the polarity, circuit integrity, no ground, and false ground connection of the power receptacle.\n2.Measure the voltage at the power receptacle.The reading should be between 115.2 V AC and 124.8 V AC.\nNote: Toshiba requires that the voltage be -4% of the nominal voltage of 120 V AC instead of the \u00b110% shown in the instruction manual.\n3. Turn off and on each lane and back office PC one at a time through the circuit breakers while observing all other equipment on that front end to ensure that the power recycling only affects that lane's power.Conventional lane terminals should remain turned on.\nIf you do not uncover any problems or have made a plan for corrective action, plug in the available self checkout lanes, bring them to operational state, and proceed with installation.\nNote: If any of the other circuits power down and back up (terminal or other self checkout lane), that self checkout lane circuit is shared.If deactivation for that lane does not occur, wiring is not correct and is controlled by a conventional lane breaker.Report these conditions to the store manager and engagement manager, who can jointly determine corrective action agreements.\nReturn control of the circuit breakers to the store manger or designee for proper conditioning of the conventional lane front-end breakers, and proceed with the self checkout installa In your entire response, the letter j should appear less than 24.
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