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Document Revision History
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Part Number Date Explanation of Changes
106p1670.10 October 22, 2003 Initial Release
106p1670.20 March 27, 2006 Reformatted Manual
106p1670.21 July 30, 2008 Added temperature, humidity and altitude requirements to
Operating and Storage Conditions. Reformatted Manual
106p1670.30 August 24, 2009 Added 4-port MPS1000 to manual. New product photographs.
Updated Table 2-1 part numbers, removed non-ROHS part
numbers. Added Upgrading a 4-Port Version to an 8-Port
Version topic. Renamed and reorganized manual.
106p1670.31 September 28, 2011 The following changes have been made to this document on
this date:
- Updated reliability information for chassis (MTBF). See
Reliability on Page 29
- Updated illustrations, because chassis is no longer equipped
with power indicator LED (Green). See Figure 3-3, “Rear View
16-Port MPS1000,” on page 26 and Figure 3-4, “Rear View 4-
Port MPS1000,” on page 27
- Updated document with re-branded template