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全球眼视频服务器安装与调试分解

1. 通过RS232串口配置前端基本参数
主要参数配置命令
3）setPPPOE
功能：设置PPPOE拨号参数参数： 0/1，PPPOE用户名，PPPOE密码语法格式： setPPPOE 0/1:usename:password 说明： 1为启动PPPOE拨号，0为停止PPPOE拨号；当停止拨号时可不要用户名和密码
一、EYE-1001H视频服务器的安装与配置
1. 通过RS232串口配置前端基本参数
建立超级终端
4）按“确定”后出现：
一、EYE-1001H视频服务器的安装与配置
1. 通过RS232串口配置前端基本参数
利用超级终端配置前端基本参数
1）按“回车”键后出现“->”提示符：
一、EYE-1001H视频服务器的安装与配置
一、EYE-1001H视频服务器的安装与配置
1. 通过RS232串口配置前端基本参数
主要参数配置命令
7）setPtz
功能：解码器设置参数： channel，protocol，address，bate，databit，stopbit， parity，flowctrl 语法格式： setPtz channel:protocol:address:bate:databit:stopbit:parity:flowctrl 例子： setPtz 1:8:0:9:3:1:0:0 说明： channel：指视频通道号；protocol：解码器协议类型代码； address：解码器设备地址，此数字和解码器的地址拨码必须一致，否则云台镜头不能控制；bate：解码器的通信速率，此数值必须和解码器协议对应的设置一致；databit：数据位，如8；stopbit：停止位，如1；parity：奇偶校验，如无；flowctrl：流控，如无。视频服务器上的每个解码器必须单独设置。

RARD安装指南

VIA / JMicron RAID安装指南1. VIA / JMicron RAID安装指南引言 (3)2. VIA RAID安装指南 (3)2.1 VIA BIOS RAID安装指南 (3)2.1.1 RAID入门 (3)2.1.2RAID设置注意事项 (4)BIOS设置程序 (5)2.1.32.1.3.1 进入BIOS设置程序 (5)2.1.3.2 创建磁盘阵列 (5)2.1.3.3 删除磁盘阵列 (7)2.1.3.4 选择启动阵列 (8)2.2 VIA Windows RAID安装指南 (8)2.2.1 创建RAID阵列 (9)2.2.2 删除磁盘阵列 (11)2.2.3 检查所有磁盘 (12)2.2.4 检验镜像磁盘 (12)2.2.5 同步镜像磁盘 (13)2.2.6 磁盘错误检测 (14)2.2.7 复制危急的RAID 1阵列 (14)2.2.8 重建损坏的RAID 1阵列 (15)3. JMicron RAID安装指南 (17)3.1 JMicron BIOS RAID安装指南 (17)3.1.1 BIOS设置程序 (17)3.1.1.1 进入BIOS设置程序......................... . (17)3.1.1.2 创建RAID磁盘驱动器 (18)3.1.1.3 删除RAID磁盘驱动器 (21)3.1.1.4 恢复硬盘为non-RAID状态 (21)3.1.1.5 解决镜像冲突 (22)3.1.1.6 重建镜像驱动器 (22)3.2 JMicron Windows RAID安装指南 (23)3.2.1 创建RAID (23)3.2.2 从现有的磁盘创建RAID (25)3.2.3 删除RAID (26)3.2.4 重建RAID (26)3.2.5 自动重新同步RAID (27)1. VIA / JMicron RAID安装指南引言这款主板通过VIA VT8237A南桥芯片支持2个SATA接口（支持RAID 0，RAID 1，JBOD功能），通过JMicron JMB363芯片支持2个SATAII接口（支持RAID 0，RAID 1，JBOD功能）。

HD PVR高清定义视频录制器快速安装指南说明书

HD PVRHigh Definition Video Recorderfor WindowsQuick Installation Guide©2008-2011 Hauppauge Computer Works, Inc.QI-HDPVR-V3.4ENG Oct. 24, 2011Hauppauge Computer Works, Inc.T elephone:631-434-160091 Cabot CourtFax:631-434-3198Hauppauge, NY 11788T ech Support:631-434-3197Hours: M-F 9:00AM to 6:30PM EST Hauppauge Computer Works, LtdT elephone:0207-378-1997Crown House Fax:0207-357-9171Home GardensT ech Support:0207-378-0202Dartford, Kent, DA1 1DZHauppauge Digital Asia, Pte. Ltd. T ech Support: (+65) 276 4412Blk 1093, Lower Delta Road #04-05T elephone: (+65) 276 9163Tiong Bahru Industrial Estate Fax: (+65) 276 9167Singapore 169204*********************.sgInternet addresses:Sales:*******************T ech Support: *************************Web site:Included with HD PVR:•HD PVR H.264 high definition video recorder, USB •Component video cable set, 1 meter •Audio cable set, 1 meter •USB cable•5v 2 amp power supply•IR Blaster transmitter cable to control the channel changing on your cable TV or satellite set top box (not used with game consoles)•HD PVR Installation CD , with HD PVR drivers for Windows and Arcsort Total Media ExtremeOverviewThe Hauppauge HD PVR records video from a video game console or cable TV or satellite set top box. The recordings are made onto a computer’s hard disk in a compressed H.264 format. HD PVR usesComponent video (also called YPrPb), S-Video or composite video ,and will record at resolutions from standard definition (480i) up to high definition (1080i), at datarates from 1Mbit/sec up to 13Mbits/sec.Note: if you are connecting HD PVR to a video game console such as an XBox360 or PS3, make sure the Component video output of the game console is set to 1080i.Please see the Hauppauge HD PVR support page forinstructions on connecting the Xbox360 or PS3 to HD PVR:/site/support/support_hdpvr.htmlAudio can be supplied to the HD PVR from a set of stereo audio cables or via an optical SPDIF . The optical audio input to the HD PVR can be in either a 2 channel stereo audio format or a 2 or 5.1 channel AC-3format.The recording format used by HD PVR is H.264 video with AC-3 audio.HD PVR recordings can be played back to the PC screen or can be converted “on the fly” to a Blu-ray format AVCHD file for burning onto a DVD disk.There are three types of record formats which can be selected:.TS: the native H.264 format with 2 or 5.1 channel audio. You create this format when you click AVCHD in Arcsoft Capture ..M2TS: this is an H.264 format which can be played on a SonyPlaystation3. You create this format when you click on Playstation3 in Arcsoft Capture ..MP4: this is an H.264 format which can be played on anXBox360. You create this format when you click on XBox 360in Arcsoft Capture .HD PVR comes bundled with Arcsoft’s Total Media Extreme (TME ). Arcsoft’s TME is used to record videos, play back therecorded videos to your PC screen (using the TME Theater function),plus can burn your video recordings into a AVCHD format using conventional DVD disks for playback on a Blu-ray DVD player.Installing the HD PVRStep 1: Connect the HD PVR cables.USB connectionPlug one end (the square end) of the supplied USB cable into the HD PVR’s USB cable connector . HD PVR is compatible with USB 2.0 (high speed) only.Video input connectionFrom your game console, cable TV or satellite TV set top box, there are three ways to connect video to the HD PVR. You only need one audio/video connection from your set top box to the HD PVR:a.)Component Video (YCrCb, YPrPb or Green/Blue/Red).Connect the Component Video from your game console or satellite or cable box to the Component video inputs on the rear of the HD PVR (see diagram).Note: Component video is limited to 1080i HD format.b.)S-Video: connect the S-Video output of your set top box to theS-Video input on the front of the HD PVR.c.)Composite video:connect the composite video output fromyour set top box (the yellow RCA connector) to the yellow Composite video input on the front of HD PVR.Pass Through Video for no delay recordings (optional):To watch live video from your game console on a HD TV set without any delay, you can connect the Component Video output from the HD PVR to the Component Video input on your TV set.Note: your HD PVR needs to be powered on for Pass Through Video Output to operate. If the HD PVR is powered on, Pass Through will operate even if your PC is turned off.Audio connectionAudio from the set top box is connected where you have connected thevideo input: either to the optical audio in (rear), RCA audio in (rear) or RCA audio in (front). Optical audio is connected on the rear panel.Step 2: Boot your PCStep 3: Plug the power supply into HD PVRAfter your PC has booted to Windows, plug the supplied Power Supply into the Power input on HD PVR. The power supply is 5VDC@ 2amps.Step 4: Install the HD PVR Windows driver and applicationsNote: the HD PVR needs to be powered up in this step and plugged into your PC while the Windows drivers are installed.Turn on your PC, and boot into Windows.If a 'Found New Hardware' wizard appears, please cancel it and allow windows to load fully before proceeding.Insert the WinTV Installation CD-ROM in your PC’s CD-ROM drive.Note: if the CD does not autorun, navigate to the CD and run the 'Setup.exe' file.“Hauppauge WinTV Installation CD-ROM ” window will appear on the screen.Install the HD PVR driverClick the button labeled Step 1: Install Drivers .A blue screen will open and begin installing the drivers for your WinTV .Once the drivers have installed, click on the Finish bar to exit.Install the HD PVR applicationClick the button labeled Step 2: Install softwareChoose a language, and click next, click Install .The Arcsoft Total Media Extreme software application, HD PVR Scheduler application, and IR Blaster application will be installed.Once compl ete, click OK then Exit .Note: the latest driver updates are available at: in the Support section.Running Arcsoft TotalMedia ExtremeTo start the ArcSoft Total Media Extreme application, double click on the T otalMedia Extreme icon on your desktop.The program will open to this initial screen which has four icons along the top: Record video , Create Disc , Play Video , Utilities .Recording VideosClick on the Record video icon to open the Arcsoft Capture Module recording function. Make sure the Source is set to Hauppauge HD PVR Capture .Select your A/V input sourceChoose the Video and Audio inputs you are using to setup up the recording:If you are using Component video from your set top box, choose Component.If you are using S-Video or Composite video from your set top box,choose S-Video or Composite.Note: if you are connecting HD PVR to a game console,make sure the Component video output of the game console is set to 1080i.Adjust the bitrate by clicking on Format Settings . You can set the bitrate from 1Mbit/sec to 13 Mbits/sec. The higher the bitrate, the more disk space is used but the higher the video quality of the recording.When recording high definition videos, we recommend a bitrate of 5Mbits/sec or higher.The format created by the HD PVR is a H.264 using AC-3 audio in an AVCHD (.TS), PlayStation3 (.M2TS) or XBox360 (.MP4) file format. Start the recording by clicking on the Capture button .During recording, the Capture button will turn green and the button will change to a Stop button . The recording will be saved in the defaultdirectory of My Documents\ My Videos . The default name of the video will be the date and time (i.e. 2008_3_20 _09_08_32.TS).You can make a recording of a specified time duration by entering avalue in the Capture duration box. The recording will start and continue until the time duration.Note: to preview your video while recording, check the ‘Enable preview on recording” button.Playing back your video recordingsTo play back a file, close the Arcsoft Capture Module recording window and click on the Play Video icon.This will open Arcsoft TotalMedia Theater . In Arcsoft TotalMedia Theater , click on the folder icon and choose Open media file . It will open the My Videos folder . Click on the file you wish to play and then click on the Open button. Video playback will begin automatically.Connecting HD PVR to a satellite or cable TV set top box,showing left and right audio connectionsThe default disk setting for Disc:is a 4.7 GByte DVD disk. If you have made HD recordings at 5Mbits/sec, this disk will hold about 110 minutes of video.To add videos to the DVD layoutClick the Get Media tab.Click on the Video button to add a recording you have previously made. Click on Capture Video to capture a new video to the hard disk for edit-ing and burning.There are also options for adding a submenu and custom text.To design the background of your DVD diskThe Design tab will allow you to customize the menu screen for the Blu-ray DVD disc:Burning your videos onto a DVD disk in a Blu-ray formatThe Preview/Produce tab will allow you to finalize the Blu-ray and to burn directly to DVD disc.Clicking the Burn button will give you the options of writing to disk. Youcan also save the project as a disc image file to the hard drive.Utilities: Arcsoft Media ConverterClick the Utilities option from the main menu, then choose ArcsoftMediaConverterThe Arcsoft MediaConverter application will allow you to convert yourHD PVR captured .TS files into an Apple (.MP4) format, Microsoft(.WMV) format, Philips (.WMV) playable format, a Sandisk (.MOV)playable format, or a Sony (.MP4) playable formatClick the Start button, which will begin the conversion process.When the conversion process completes, it will display the results.Configuring the IR Blaster(when using HD PVR with a cable TVor satellite box)Install the IR Blaster cablePlug the IR blaster jack at the end of the IR Blaster transmittercable into the IR Blaster Out jack on the HD PVR.Install the IR transmitter (blaster) at your set top box:Attach theend of the IR transmitter over the remote sensor on the set top box to becontrolled. Placement of the IR transmitter is important!The IRtransmitter only works over a 1 inch distance, so you need to makesure it is placed over the remote sensor in your set top box. Some settop boxes have the position of the remote receiver indicated on theplastic front of the set top box. With others, you might need to lookcarefully at the set top box for what looks like a round or square areaunderneath the plastic front panel. There is double sided tape on theback of the IR transmitter to hold it in place over the remote sensor inyour set top box.You will configure the IR Blaster for your set top box in the sectionfunction, click on Advanced config, and then click Learn.To learn the new keys:-hold the remote control from your set top box as close to thenot long enough, orcan test the learningSendprogram. It will sendDuring the installation of the HD PVR software from the Installation CD-ROM, the Hauppauge IR Blaster applications will be automatically installed. You will be asked during the IR software installation to acknowledge a software license.Message boxKey numbers Send buttonFor best results, the remote control can touch the HD PVR plastic case at a 45 degree angle。

Microsoft Azure StorSimple 8100 存储设备硬件安装指南说明书

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格陵兰云教室服务器安装教程

格陵兰云教室服务器安装教程目前格陵兰云教室在学校的机房中已经日益普及。

与传统的PC机房相比，格陵兰云教室具有运维方便，管理灵活的特点，能够应对日益丰富的计算机教学需求。

能够将机房管理员老师从繁杂的机房维护工作中解脱出来。

随着格陵兰云教室市场的兴起，市场上出现了大量的格陵兰云教室厂家，基于开源系统简单包装，将产品推向市场。

这些格陵兰云教室一般都通过招标项目采购，配置专用的服务器、云终端，由专门的技术人员实施和支持。

如果遇到问题，机房管理员很难进行处理。

学校经常遇到产品过保后，问题无法处理，或者厂家倒闭，无法提供后续支持服务的问题。

影响了日常教学活动。

浪费了学校的设备投资。

因此选择机房管理能够自主部署，自主维护的格陵兰云教室产品，能够有效降低项目的成本，确保设备投资的有效利用。

1、服务器硬件安装服务器为Dell R740，根据厂家建议，2TB硬盘作为引导盘，划分200G安装Windows Server 2012R2系统。

480G SSD作为D盘，运行桌面虚拟机。

2T硬盘的剩余空间作为E盘。

Windows Server 安装完毕后，安装Dell 原厂硬件驱动，安装Hyper-V角色，创建虚拟交换机。

2、安装DoraCloud桌面云系统执行安装程序，注意选择虚拟交换机地址，存储池的目录。

安装完毕后，可以看到安装程序创建了一个 Linux 虚拟机。

这个虚拟机运行DoraCloud的管理系统。

从虚拟机的控制台可以看到管理系统的IP地址。

浏览器进入DoraCloud 管理后台。

账号是：admin 密码DoraCloud3、完成DoraCloud初始化设置根据向导，依次完成【配置虚拟化】、【配置资源池】【配置集群】【配置用户数据库】即可。

在配置资源池阶段，桌面虚拟机和模板镜像保存在SSD 盘(D:\DoraCloud)，数据盘保存在E盘。

4、在线下载桌面模板当配置向导进入到创建模板阶段时，退出向导，选择【远程镜像仓库】。

TT-4501T 单通道 HD 活动 UTP 视频传输器安装说明说明书

Model TT-4501T Features1.Power supply: 12VDC input;2.Plug & Play, reale transmit HD-CVI/TVI/AHD/CVBS signals, more clear, more stable;3.Unique Design: ABS engineering plasase, Classic and elegant;4.Connectors: Male BNC connectors for coax, and with push-pin terminals.OverviewTT4501T is single channel HD active UTP Video Transmitter over Cat5e/6, compatible with HD-CVI/TVI/AHD/CVBS analog cameras. It is widely applied to the field of CCTV Video Transmission.HD PictureHD Active Video BalunInstalla tio n steps1.Before installa ti on, please check the devices and accessories as blow included in the package; If not, please contact with the manufacturer directly.1pc1)TT4501T2)User Manual 1pc2.Please follow the below steps for installa ti on.1)Power oﬀ, make sure no damage for the device；2)Connect TT4501R to DVR, Male BNC of TT4501T to the female BNC of Camera, the other side of TT4501T to power connector and UTP cat5e/6；3)Check the conne cti on of transmi tt er and receiver accordingly, make sure keep the same pin conne cti on table；4)Power on a ft er well connected.Speciﬁca tio ns and ParametersProduct Name Single Channel HD Ac ti ve Transmi tt erInput power supply 12V/1AVideo connector over coax BNC Male connectorCable Cat5e/ 6（copper）An ti-Interference >60dbResolu ti on Ra ti o 720P/1080PImpedance BNC Male 75ohms UTP 100ohmsTransmission Distance (Connect with HD Passive Video Receiver Or HD Ac ti ve Video Receiver)Resolu ti on Ra ti oSolu ti on1080PPassive RX1080PAc ti ve RX720PPassive RX720PAc ti ve RX HD-CVI 360M 470M 450M 550MHD-TVI 320M 400M 320M 400MAHD 360M 470M 500M 700MDimension 60*30*24.5mm（L*W*H）Weight（g) 50g MTBF MTBF>20000H Color BlackOpera ti ng Temperature Working Temperature: -5 ～45 ; Storage Temperature: -20～70 ;Environment Humidity Working Humidity: 90%，non-condensa tio n;Storage Humidity: 95%，non-condensa tio n;HD Active Video BalunTrouble shoo ti ngIf something has gone wrong with the device, please follow up the below steps to solve the problems:1)Check whether the connec tio n is well or not according to the user manual；2)Check whether the UTP cable connect well or not, with open circuit or not, and the pin conne cti on table of transmi tter and receiver right or not；3)Check the transmission distance is no more than the max transmission distance；4)Check the power input of TT4501T is 12VDC or not；5)Change the faulty device with well working device to check the device damaged or not；6)If the device s ti ll cannot work, please contact the manufacturer.A ft er-sale ServiceThere is 1-year world-wide warranty from the date of purchasing.The warranty terms as below for your reference.1)Return: within 15 days from the shipping date due to the quality problems2)Replacement: within 30 days from the shipping date due to the quality problems3)Maintenance:Within 1-year warranty period, free of charge for repair.Exceeding 1-year warranty, the repair is paid by customers according to the situa ti on of the device.The following factors resulted in the failure or damage for the device are not covered under the warranty terms:1)All man-made damage, including non-normal work environment, not in accordance with user manual and improper storage, etc;2)Users disassemble, repair or take the product to a undesignated maintenance point by manufacturer for dete cti on and maintenance;3)Failure or damage is due to force majeure and other unexpected events (such as natural disasters, ﬁr e, lightning and earthquakes);4)Other problems and faulty caused by the non-normal use.Applica ti on DiagramHD Active Video Balun。

尼克斯塔星云8hd快速安装指南说明书

MODEL #12098QUICK SETUP GUIDE NEXSTAR EVOLUTION 8HDWITH STARSENSE60TH ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITIONEquipment and System RequirementsTo charge your telescope’s battery, you will need:• A n AC outlet to use with the supplied AC power adapter. (The adapter works with US, UK, EU, and AU format AC outlets.)If you would like to use the telescope’s wireless control feature in lieu of the provided StarSense hand control, you will need:• A n Apple device running iOS 7.0 or later OR an Android device running Android 4.0 or later.• T he Celestron SkyPortal app (available as a free download on the App Store and Google Play).• N ever look directly at the Sun with the naked eye or with a telescope (unless you have the proper solar fi lter). Permanent and irreversible eye damage may result.• N ever use your telescope to project an image of the Sun onto any surface. Internal heat build-up can damage the telescope and any accessories attached to it.• N ever use an eyepiece solar fi lter or a Herschel wedge. Internal heat build-up inside the telescope can cause these devices to crack or break, allowing unfi ltered sunlight to pass through to the eye.• N ever leave the telescope unsupervised. Make sure an adult who is familiar with the correct operating procedures is with your telescope at all times, especially when children are present. Battery CautionThis product contains a long-life lithium-iron phosphate battery (LiFePO4). The battery includes numerous built-in safety features, including protection against overcharging, over discharging, and overheating. With proper use and care, the battery should last thousands of charge cycles without the need to replace it. To benefi t from the maximum battery life, note the following recommendations:• C harge the battery to full as soon as you receive the telescope.• O nly use the included power supply to charge the battery, or an FCC and CE certifi ed 12VDC power supply with at least 2 Amperes of current.• D o not leave the battery fully discharged or low for an extended period of time.• E very 3 to 6 months, fully recharge the battery.• D o not store the battery above 140ºF/60ºC.ENGLISH I 3Overview1Optical Tube Assembly2Altitude Clutch Knob withInterchangeable Fork Arm Badges 3 Azimuth Clutch Knob 4Fork Arm Mount 5Tripod 6Accessory Tray7Tripod Leg Height Adjustment Knobs 8StarSense Camera9StarPointer Pro10Primary Mirror Clutch Knobs 112” Eyepiece (two 1.25”, not shown)122” Star Diagonal 13Focus Knob 14Charge Port 15Bubble Level 16Two 1.25” Eyepiece Parts ListTELESCOPEEdgeHD 8” telescope with carbon fi ber tube 2” star diagonal32mm 2” E-Lux eyepiece 15mm Omni Plössl eyepiece 9mm Omni Plössl eyepiece StarPointer Pro illuminated reﬂ ex fi nderMOUNT AND TRIPODNexStar Evolution fork arm mount Tripod assembly Accessory trayAC to 12 Volt DC adapter with US, UK, EU, and AU format plugs 3 interchangeable altitude clutch badges (one mounted on scope)STARSENSE AUTOALIGN StarSense cameraStarSense hand controlCoiled cable (connects camera to AUX port on mount)2 Nylon-tipped thumbscrews4mm Allen wrench278911121331516456114104 I ENGLISHHow to Use this Quick Setup GuideRefer to this guide to get your telescope set up and aligned with StarSense and the SkyPortal app using your smart device. Here you will also fi nd useful information about the EdgeHD optical tube assembly and different options for astrophotography. Refer to the full NexStar Evolution and StarSense AutoAlign manuals available for download on , for more advanced settings options, including usage of the StarSense hand control.Note that the NexStar Evolution manual refers to Schmidt-Cassegrain optical tubes and the NexStar+ hand control, which are not part of your telescope. Your special edition telescope comes with an 8” EdgeHD optical tube instead of the standard Schmidt-Cassegrain tube, the StarSense hand control instead of the NexStar+ hand control, and the StarSense camera.SkyPortalAppDownload the SkyPortal app, available on the App Store andGoogle Play, or scan the QR code below.Set up the Tripod1. Spread the tripod legs and stand the tripod upright.2. R emove the tripod support nut and washer from the central column attached to the top of the tripod.3. P lace the accessory tray over the central column so that each of the three arms of the tray is supporting a tripod leg.4. T hread the nut and washer back onto the threaded column and fi rmly tighten into place. The accessory tray should not be able to move against the tripod.5. A djust the height of the tripod by loosening the lock knobs on the end of each tripod leg. Then adjust the leg height as needed and re-tighten the lock knobs, one leg at a time. Note that the leg index marks can be used to easily level the tripod.6. C onfi rm the tripod is level using the built-in bubble level on the tripod base.Tripod Support Nut and WasherAccessory TrayAttach the Mount to the Tripod1.P osition the fork arm mount over the center post on the tripod head. Do not let go of the mount until it has made a secure connection with the center post. The mount should not wobble. 2. W ith the mount resting on the tripod head, rotate the mount until the three mounting sockets align. The sockets will click into place to indicate they are aligned.3. T hread the three captive mounting bolts from underneath the tripod head into the bottom of the telescope base.ENGLISH I 5Attach the Telescope to the Mount1. L oosen the silver altitude clutch lock knob and rotate the altitude axis until the quick release knob faces downward.2. T ighten the altitude clutch lock knob.3. L oosen the quick release knob a couple of turns to allow room for the dovetail on the telescope optical tube.4. S lide the telescope optical tube into the quick release slot from the back side of the telescope. The fork arm should be on the left side of the optical tube. For correct balance, position the telescope so that you can read the Celestron EdgeHD optics nameplate. If you choose to add accessories to your telescope, you can re-balance it later.Quick Release KnobAttach StarSense to the Telescope1. P artially thread the two nylon-tipped thumbscrews (included in the StarSense box) onto your StarSense camera bracket.2. S lide the StarSense camera onto the mounting bracket on the telescope. Lock both thumbscrews.3. P lug one end of the supplied coiled cable into the StarSensecamera and one of the 4 AUX ports on the fork arm.Coiled Cable(StarSense Camera to AUX Port)ThumbscrewsI nsert the Star Diagonal and Eyepiece 1. R emove the cap from the back of the telescope and thread on the 2” star diagonal.2. L oosen the two setscrews on the 2” star diagonal and slide out the 1.25” eyepiece adapter. Slide the eyepiece into the diagonal and secure it by tightening the setscrews. 3. T o use 1.25” eyepieces with this telescope, remove the dust cap from the center of the 1.25” adapter and slide the adapter into the star diagonal. Slide your 32mm 1.25” eyepiece into the adapter and secure the setscrews on the side of theadapter ring.EyepieceStar DiagonalInserting the Battery into the StarPointer ProThe StarPointer Pro uses a CR-2032 button battery (included). To insert or change the battery, turn the StarPointer Pro over. The battery compartment is located in the center of the on/off/brightness switch. Use a coin in the slot on the cover to unscrew the cap counter-clockwise until the cap comes off. Insert the new battery with the Positive (+) side facing upward and screw the cover back on. If your StarPointer Pro does not immediately turn on, open the battery compartment to remove the small plastic disk that lies between the battery and the battery cover. This is used to prevent the battery from accidentally discharging during shipment.If you are going to store your telescope for a long period of time, remove the battery to prevent corrosion.Attach and Align the StarPointer Pro to the Telescope1.S lide the StarPointer Pro over the dovetail base on your telescope and tighten the two silver thumbscrews to lock it in place. 2. L oosen the two silver ring clutch knobs and manually point the telescope to a distant object such as a streetlight, car license plate, tree top, or stop sign. (1000 yards or farther) during the day. NEVER point directly at the Sun! Y ou can use a bright celestial object like the Moon, but we recommend choosing a stationary ground target.6 I ENGLISH3. U sing the 32mm eyepiece, focus the telescope on the object by turning the focus knob. Ensure the object is centered.4.T urn the StarPointer Pro on to full brightness to view the bullseye. Center the bullseye over your target using the up/down and left/right adjustment knobs. Note: R emember to turn the StarPo inter Pro o ff after use topreserve battery lifeOn/Off Switch and Brightness ControlThumbscrewsUp/Down Adjustment KnobLeft/Right Adjustment KnobCharging your Telescope MountThe included AC adapter comes with international plugs. Select the plug that applies to your country and slide it into the body of the AC adapter until it clicks in place. Plug the AC adapter into the 12V DC power input on the base of the mount and plug the other end into a grounded wall socket. The logo light on the mount will slowly pulse to show that the battery is charging. When the light remains steadily lit, the battery is fully charged and you are ready to observe.A completely drained battery can take 3 to 4 hours to fully charge.Installing the Interchangeable BadgesY our 60th Anniversary Limited Edition NexStar Evolution 8HD with StarSense comes with interchangeable badges for the altitude clutch knob. These include the classic Celestron logo, the current Celestron logo and the 60th anniversary badge. Changing out the badges is simple. Slide your fi ngernail into the notch at the bottom of the installed badge and lift up. The badge is affi xed magnetically and will come off easily. Install the new badge by lining up the notch with the register mark on the clutch knob and press it into place.Your telescope is now set up and ready to align!Here’s how to quickly align your telescope for the ﬁ rst time1.P ower the scope on and connect to its WiFi network from your phone or tablet. The WiFi network name will begin with “Celestron-XX”.Power LogoWiﬁLogo Power Switch 5VDC OutUSB Charge Port Power InputAux Accessory PortsY our NexStar Evolution generates its own WiFi network. Y ou do not need WiFi or cellular service to use the telescope.2. O pen SkyPortal, tap the scope icon, and tap “Connect and Align”. Follow the on-screen prompts and StarSense will automatically align your telescope.P lease note the following for the most reliable WiFi connection to the telescope: Areas with high WiFi traffi c, such as large star parties or crowded public spaces, can potentially pose diffi culties connecting to the telescope. Additionally, multiple smart devices and multiple WiFi telescopes in the same area can generate conﬂ icting traffi c. Follow these tips to maintain the most robust connection to your telescope.1.I f you experience l ag or connection probl ems in areas with high WiFi trafﬁ c–To minimize possible connection problems in high traffi c areas, select a viewing site with minimal WiFi traffi c. Numerous nearby devices with WiFi enabled can contribute to unwanted WiFi traffi c. Disabling WiFi in nearby devices can improve connectivity to your telescope. Alternatively, high traffi c areas may require the use of the included NexStar+ hand control instead of the SkyPortal app over WiFi.2. I f you experience conﬂ icts when using multiple devices to control a telescope–If you have multiple smart devices, and have connected to the same WiFi telescope previously with them, both devices may unintentionally communicate with the telescope at the same time. For example, if you have previously used your smartphone to control the telescope and later use a tablet to control the same telescope, the smartphone may interfere with the telescope connection. We recommend “forgetting” the telescope WiFi network with any smart devices not currently in use.3. I f you experience conﬂ icts when multiple WiFi telescopes are in the same area–If you are using multiple WiFi telescopes and have connected to them with your smart device previously, we recommend “forgetting” the other telescopes/devices not currently in use. This way, you won’t accidentally connect to the other telescopes/devices. This is especially useful at a star party where more than one WiFi telescope may be in range.StarSense is aligned, but there’s just one ﬁ rst-time-only step before you’re ready to go: Calibrate the camera to the telescope.3. A fter the StarSense alignment is complete, select a bright star in SkyPortal by tapping it on the screen, then tap “GoTo”. If the star is not in the eyepiece’s fi eld of view, start by centering it in the StarPointer, then center it in the eyepiece. With the star centered in the eyepiece, tap Align, then tap Calibrate. Once the camera is calibrated, follow the prompts to start a new StarSense Auto alignment. You only need to do this the fi rst time you are usingStarSense with the telescope in SkyPortal. Congratulations! Y ou are now aligned andready to observe.Tap objects on your screen and select GoTo or search for a specifi c object in the search fi eld. To start, you can choose from the “Tonight’s Best” list in SkyPortal under the Search menu. Important Information About Your 8” EdgeHD Optical Tube AssemblyYour EdgeHD optical tube is optimized for both visual astronomy and astrophotography, delivering images free of coma or fi eld curvature across a large image circle. Start by using the supplied Star Diagonal and eyepieces to familiarize yourself with the telescope.Primary Mirror Clutch Knobs(for Astrophotography Only)The primary clutch knobs hold the mirror in place to prevent movement during a long exposure astroimage. Keep these loosened unless you are using a camera for long exposures. When using a camera, focus the telescope fi rst, then tighten the knobs.Warning: Do not turn the focus knob with the clutch knobs tightened. Anytime you refocus the telescope, loosen the clutch knobs.Optimum Camera DistanceThe 8” EdgeHD was designed to work with your camera at a specifi c distance from the end of the threads on the back of the scope to the camera’s sensor.Remove Visual BackCameraFocal PlaneAdapter Plate5.24”(133 mm)Edge HD 8”- Optimum Back Focus Distance If you are using a DSLR, the distance is already set correctlywhen you use these standard adapters available from Celestron:• T-ring for the make and model of your camera• T-adapter for 8” EdgeHDIf you are using an astronomical CCD camera, you must determine the necessary adapter length to the camera body.The total distance from the end of the adapter plate threads to the camera sensor shou ld be 133mm. This is the total required backfocus distance. Y our camera body to the imaging sensor will take up some of this backfocus distance. Your camera manufacturer will usually specify the camera backfocus distance. For example, if your camera’s backfocus distance is 55mm, then you will need 78mm of spacing to reach 133mm.Fastar Compatibility and Imaging at f/2CorrectorPlateSecondaryMirror MountHandleSecondarySecondaryMirrorRetaining RingY our 8” EdgeHD is equipped with a removable secondary mirror that allows you to convert your f/10 telescope into an f/2 imaging system using an optional lens accessory. This adds versatility to use the telescope at different focal ratios for astrophotography. Imaging at f/2 is favored for wide-angle deep sky imaging with short exposures, well suited to large, deep sky objects. Optional Focal ReducerA dedicated 0.7x Focal Reducer for the 8” EdgeHD is available from Celestron. This focal reducer maintains the flat-field and coma-free imaging performance specifically designed for this telescope.CollimationY our telescope is factory aligned and generally should not need collimation unless it is transported roughly. However, you should be aware of the eventual need to collimate your telescope to keep it operating at peak performance.1. U sing your included 13mm eyepiece (or a higher power eyepiece if you have one), point the telescope at a moderately bright star center it in the eyepiece.2. D efocus the star about 1 turn on the focus knob.3. I nspect the star pattern. When collimated, the pattern should look like a concentric doughnut. If the pattern is concentric, no adjustment is necessary.ENGLISH I78 I ENGLISH4. A djust the telescope collimation, if needed, by slightlyadjusting the 3 Phillips head screws in front of the secondary mirror.5. I f the star pattern is thin on one side, adjust the collimation so that the star moves towards the thin side, then adjust the position of the telescope to re-center the star. Repeat this until you achieve correct collimation.Secondary Mirror Collimation AdjustmentScrewsA defocused star where thesecondary shadow is not concentric to the star patternindicates the telescope requires collimation.The telescope is collimated if the defocused star pattern is concentric as shown.Two Year Limited WarrantyYour telescope comes with a two year limited warranty. For more detailed informationplease visit: /pages/warrantyFCC NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular instal-lation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:• R eorient or relocate the receiving antenna.• I ncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.• C onnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.• C onsult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.Product design and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.This product is designed and intended for use by those 14 years of age and older.© 2020 Celestron • All rights reserved /pages/technical-support2835 Columbia Street • Torrance, CA 90503 USA。

VideoJet X10 X20 X40 服务器通道视频服务器快速安装指南说明书

VideoJet X10/X20/X40 Servidor de canal de vídeoes Guía de instalación rápidaVideoJet X10/X20/X40Información general | es 2Bosch Security Systems Guía de instalación rápida F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.011Información generalLas instrucciones de esta "Guía de instalación rápida" hacenreferencia a las unidades VideoJet X10, VideoJet X20 yVideoJet X40. En el título aparece el modelo VideoJet X40. Enlos dibujos se muestra la versión VideoJet X40 como ejemplopara todas las versiones.Encontrará información más detallada en la ayuda en líneacompleta del dispositivo correspondiente.i ¡NOTA!Deberá familiarizarse siempre con las medidas de seguridadnecesarias en el capítulo correspondiente del manual delusuario (consulte el CD-ROM proporcionado). Encontrarátambién detalles importantes sobre la instalación y elfuncionamiento de la unidad en dicho manual. Lasinstrucciones de la "Guía de instalación rápida" sólo muestranla instalación rápida del modelo VideoJet X10, VideoJet X20 oVideoJet X40, pero no sustituyen el manual del usuariocompleto.3es | Contenido entregado VideoJet X10/X20/X402Contenido entregado–Servidor de canal de vídeo VideoJet X10, VideoJet X20 oVideoJet X40–Plantilla de perforación–Cuatro conectores–CD del producto–Guía de instalación rápidaF.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.01Guía de instalación rápida Bosch Security SystemsVideoJet X10/X20/X40Desembale el equipo | es4 3Desembale el equipo–Compruebe que el contenido del envío está completo yque no hay elementos en mal estado.–Bosch Security Systems comprobará la unidad si detecta algún daño.Bosch Security Systems Guía de instalación rápida F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.015es | Conexión VideoJet X10/X20/X40F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.01Guía de instalación rápida Bosch Security Systems4Conexión 4.1–VideoJet X10: conecte la cámara al conector Video In .–VideoJet X20: conecte una cámara al conector Video In 1 y la otra al conector Video In 2.–VideoJet X40: conecte una cámara a cada una de lascuatro entradas de vídeo, desde el conector Video In 1 alconector Video In 4.VideoJet X10/X20/X40Conexión | es6 4.2Conexión de los componentes de audio–Utilice las tomas Audio In y Audio Out para realizar lasconexiones de las líneas de audio.Bosch Security Systems Guía de instalación rápida F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.017es | Conexión VideoJet X10/X20/X40F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.01Guía de instalación rápida Bosch Security Systems4.3Conexión de los conmutadores de alarma y las conexiones con relé–Conecte los conmutadores de alarma a los terminales correspondientes.–Conecte las conexiones con relé a los terminales correspondientes.VideoJet X10/X20/X40Conexión | es 8Bosch Security Systems Guía de instalación rápida F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.014.4–Si es necesario, introduzca un módulo SFP en la toma SFP .9es | Conexión VideoJet X10/X20/X40F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.01Guía de instalación rápida Bosch Security Systems4.5–Conecte la unidad a la red mediante el conector ETH 1.–Si es necesario, realice una conexión de red redundante oconecte un sistema iSCSI RAID utilizando un conectorETH 2.–Conecte las líneas de alimentación a los terminales + y –.–Conecte la unidad de alimentación a la toma de corriente.Nota:Las unidades de alimentación no se incluyen en el contenido dela entrega. Puede solicitar distintos tipos de unidades dealimentación a Bosch Security Systems.VideoJet X10/X20/X40Configuración | es 10Bosch Security Systems Guía de instalación rápida F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.015Configuración 5.1Configure la dirección IP–Instale el programa Configuration Manager desde el CD-ROM proporcionado. Si el CD-ROM no se inicia de formaautomática, haga doble clic en el archivo index.htm .–Inicie Configuration Manager cuando se haya completadola instalación. Se realiza un escaneo de la red paradetectar automáticamente dispositivos compatibles.–Cuando aparezca el dispositivo VideoJet X, haga clic en la entrada y en la ficha Network del marco derecho.–Introduzca la dirección IP que desee (p. ej., 192.168.0.40)en el campo Unit IP address y haga clic en el botón Set enla parte inferior derecha. La nueva dirección IP será válidadespués de reiniciar la unidad.11es | Configuración VideoJet X10/X20/X40F.01U.033.683 | V3.5 | 2009.01Guía de instalación rápida Bosch Security Systems5.2Prueba de la configuración–Inicie el explorador Web e introduzca la dirección IP de launidad (p. ej., http://192.168.0.40) para comprobar que launidad está conectada correctamente a la red.Nota:Establezca la tarjeta gráfica del ordenador en una profundidadde color de 16 o 32 bits. De lo contrario, el ordenador no podrámostrar imágenes de vídeo.–Utilice los enlaces de la parte superior de las páginas Web para desplazarse.Bosch Security SystemsRobert-Koch-Straße 100D-85521 OttobrunnGermanyTelefon089 6290-0Fax089 6290-1020 © Bosch Security Systems, 2009。

杰米格电子DNZ9320W高分辨率双码码WDR PTZ速域网络摄像头安装指南说明书

HIGH RESOLUTION DUAL-CODEC WDR PTZ SPEED DOME NETWORK CAMERADNZ 9320WQ UI C KI N S TA L L A T I O N G UI D EPagew w w .d i g i m e r g e .c omDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1This installation guide provides instructions for installing the Digimerge DNZ9320W High Resolution Dual-Codec WDR PTZ Speed Dome Network Camera. For all other aspects of using the product, please refer to the user manual available at or on the Installation CD included with this product.ImPORTANT!This product must be installed in compliance with local laws and regulations.Package Contents:1 x High Resolution Dual-Codec WDR PTZ Speed Dome Network Camera2 x Plastic Ceiling Mount Attachments2 x Metal Ceiling Mount Attachments1 x Package of Mounting Hardware (2 pieces)1 x Two-Piece Power Adaptor Kit1 x Software CD with Quick Installation Guide & Hardware Manual.1 x hard copies of Quick Installation Guide & Warranty Card1 x 3ft Ethernet CableThe ports on the Camera are located in a removable IP Board along the bottom of the camera. Connections should be made before permanently attaching the Camera to the ceiling.The DIP Switches on the Camera are located on the base (underside) of the camera. Please refer to the hardware manual for detailed instructions.Connector Ports:121. ETHERNET PORT2. POWER / NET LED INDICATORS3. AUDIO IN4. RS-485 IN/OUT BLOCK5. ALARM IN/OUT BLOCK6. BNC VIDEO OUTPUT7. POWER CONNECTORDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w wd i g i me r g e c o mPage 3Pagew w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R11a. embedded (flush) Mounting:Before starting the Mounting procedure, confirm that the ceiling can hold the weight of the camera. A Safety Wire (not included) is also required.i. Cut a hole in the ceiling 170mm (6.7”) in diameter.ii. Attach the Mounting Ring to the Ceiling:• Use the provided “Installation Template - Embedded Type” to drill the screw holes.• Confirm that the ring is placed so that the ridge is against the ceiling (and the indented screw holes are facing opposite the mounting surface).• Use the drywall plugs and screws, or machine screws and bolts to install the ring to the ceiling.iii. Attach the three (3) ‘L’ shaped hinges to theCamera as shown in diagram 1Aiii.DNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mPagePagew w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1DNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mPageDigiconsole Utility screen consists of the following menus:Pagew w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1SOFTWARE SET-UPMAC:IP:SOFTWARE SET-UPNOte: Minimum QuickTime version installedshould be 7.1.6. If you cannot install Quick-Time, use Microsoft Internet Explorer to viewthe device. See step C3 for details.DNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1Page 9Page 10w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1SOFTWARE SET-UPClick (during streaming mode)to mute the audio.Click to capture a snapshot image in a new browser window.By default, the image refresh rate is set to OFF. Move slider to the right to set image refresh rate.Click to bring up image brightness and contrast controls Click to capture a video clip and send it to a FTP site. FTP must be configured in the SETTINGS screenClick here to start streaming videoDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mPage 11NOte: To access the DigiViewer directly without going through DigiConsole application.1. Open a compatible web browser (ex. Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Safari, etc.).2. Enter the IP Address in the ‘Address’ Bar of the Web Browser:• Internal Connectivity: The Internal IP address can be located using the DigiConsole application. • Remote Access: If using the External IP address or DDNS Address for Remote Access, please see Section #4 - Network Connectivity of the Hardware Manual for details.digiviewer - ptZ Camera SetupThe following steps must be performed to activate the PTZ controls on the DigiViewer.1. Set-up an Administrator Account (see section on 3 Levels of user access - page 13 )2. Select the ‘Settings’ link on the left side 3. Select the ‘Advanced Settings’ link4. Select the ‘Serial Port’ section on the Advanced Settings page.5. Set the DigiViewer as follows: • Serial Port: 2• Serial Mode: RS485 • Serial Usage: 2 • Serial Baud: 9600 • Serial Data: 8 • Serial Parity: 0• Serial Device: 1 (lilin)• Serial Stop: 16. Press “Surveillance” Link on the left hand side7. Click on “Advanced Controls” on the bottom of the screenNow the DigiViewer has been updated to include PTZ Controls. See Section 3C of the Hardware Manual for full details on the PTZ Controls.ContinuedPage 12w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ9320W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1Trouble ShooTing:What do i do if the streaming video ActiveX control loads ok, but i see no image when using internet explorer web browser (Windows only)? Try one of the following options:1. Press the “Play2. You may not have a suitable video decoder installed. Download the DivX decoder from the following link: /divx/windows/codec/3. Use an alternative web browser like Firefox or Opera to access the DigiViewer. QuickTime version 7.1.6 or higher will need to be installed in order to access streaming video using Firefox or Opera. See Step 4 for further details on Quiktime.if the ActiveX control still does not work for you try one of the following workarounds:4. Switch the default streaming video transport from “Auto” to “QuickTime”. Download the latest version of Apple QuickTime ( ) and install it using the instructions provided with the program. NOTE if you already have QuickTime installed (version 7.1.6 or higher), take the following steps to change the video transport from ActiveX to QuickTime: 1. Open up DigiViewer in your default web browser 2. Click the “Settings” link on the left side of the screen3. Click the “Advanced Settings” link on the bottom left corner of the screen4. Click on the “Streaming” Link5. Open the drop down menu of the “Transport” function and select “QuickTime (qt)”6. Click on the “Surveillance” link on the left side of the screen7. Click the Play button to start streaming video using QuickTime5. Switch to MJPEG if you do not want to install an MPEG4 codec by taking the following steps: 1. Open up DigiViewer in your default web browser 2. Click the “Settings” link on the left side of the screen3. Click the “Advanced Settings” link on the bottom left corner of the screen4. Click on the “Streaming” Link5. Open the drop down menu of the “Mode” function and select “mjpeg”6. Click on the “Surveillance” link on the left side of the screen7. Click the Play button to start streaming video using the MJPEG codeci am using linux, can i view streaming video?Yes. You need to download and install the VLC media player, which will work with the Firefox web browser on Linux platforms. Naturally, there are no guarantees with Linux as many factors may affect this.i am using a Mac computer, can i see streaming video? Yes. QuickTime is supplied with your Mac computer.SOFTWARE SET-UPDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mPage 133 Levels of user access: • Administrator (current user)• Operator (general user) default user Name : guest password : <leave blank>• Viewer (anonymous guest)Creating Current user account:1. Click SETTINGS 2. Select ACCOUNTS 3. Fill in a user name andpassword in the assigned fields 4. Reconfirm password5. Click UPDATE ACCOUNTS 1. administrator: Administrator has unrestricted access to all the settings of the device. Theinterface will only permit creation of ONE administrator account. 2. Operator: Operator has restricted access to the settings of the server. The interface will only permit creation of FIVE operator accounts.Note: Restrictions - View images. Requires username and password.3. viewer: The interface will permit the creation of ONE vieweraccount (i.e. Anonymous Guest). This account does not require a password.Note: Viewer Restrictions - View im-ages if permission is granted by ad-ministrator. Note that the permission in this case refers to providing the IP address to someone. Whomever receives the IP address can view the camera remotely as a anonymous guest. No password is required. Multiple users can access the de-vice at the same time, however this will limit the quality and speed of the video as the feed is shared between all connected users.ContinuedPage 1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1REGISTRATION & SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w d i g i m e r g e c o mPage 1REGISTRATION & SOFTWARE INSTALLATIONNo. of Channels Used 32 ch16 ch 8 ch 4 ch CPUIntel Core 2 Duo IntelPentium D 930Intel P4 2.8 GHz Intel P4 2.4 GHz or equivalent RAM 1 GB1 GB512 MB512 MBMother-board Intel 845 or 865 chip or above, Intel chipset recommended Display ATI Radeon 9200, nVIDIA GeForce FX-5200, Intel 845G/865G or above (ATI recommended)Ethernet 100 baseT or Gigabit LAN Hard disk Min. Min. Min. Min. 80GBSurveillance application Hardware Recommendation:Page 1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1DDNS SET-UP AND REGISTRATION6Create accountComplete account informationSelect the Create New account Link1. For Product License: Select your Product Model Number from the drop down menu (DNZ9320W)2. For Product Code enter the MAC address (without any space) recorded earlier3. For URL Request choose a URL Name (not to exceed 15 characters) (e.g. your name, your company etc.)123DNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mPage 16ContinuedAn Automated Confirmation email will be sent to you. Make sure to Record the following information.• Your account name is: (e.g.) myhouse1• Your account password is: (e.g.) password • Your Digimerge license number is: (e.g.) IPNC-000000000000You can visit to change your account information and to set up additional Digimerge devices.Set up your IP product to use this service as follows:1. Use a web browser to access the Settings screen of the camera.2. Select the Network Services tab.3. Enter the following settings:DDNS Domain: myhouse ()Account Name: myhouse14. When you have finished entering the correct information for the DDNS service, check-on the ‘Enable Digimerge DynamicDNS Service’ checkbox.To verify that your camera is properly set up for DDNS, click on the ‘register with DDNS service’ link. This will bring up the Digimerge DDNS Account login screen. Log in using the account information given above andthen click on the ‘System Logs’ link on the left hand menu. If the Recent Activity log includes the message ‘Automatic IP update’ and the date/time of the message is very recent, then your camera has updated the servercorrectly.port forward your Router:FYou will need to Forward ports 554 (default video port), 80 (default web port). All routers are different. To Port Forward your Router: Refer to your Router’s manual for specific instructions on port forwarding or check DNZ9320W product page on Digimerge website to view the router configuration guide.NOte: Please note that normal latencies in the update protocol and Internet propagation delays require you to wait between 5 and 15 minutes andsometimes even longer for your network URL to become fully available and operational over the Internet. This isnormal for the DDNS system. Attempting to use the URL within the first 5 minutes of registration may also prolong the URL update time.The URL for accessing your video is: (e.g. ). When setting up Internet Explorer for remote access, use this URL in place of the IP Address.If you set up a router for port forwarding to your IP Product, note that the default web port is 80 and the default streaming video port is 554.For more information, please refer to the owner’s manual.Page 1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1DNP5320EHigh Resolution Weatherproof IP Day / Night Camera with 90ft IR Range & PoE DND7220VHigh Resolution IP Day / Night Dome Camera with 30ft IR Range & Vandal Resistant CaseDNB6300VHigh Resolution Weatherproof IP Day / Night Bullet Camera with Varifocal Lens & 300ft IR Range DNZ9320WHigh Resolution WDR IP PTZ Speed Dome Camerawith 25X Optical ZoomDNP5220EHigh Resolution Low Light IP Professional Camera with PoEDNS1010Dual Codec Video Server• Dual Codec (MPEG4/MJPEG)• Full D1 Resolution (@ up to 30fps)• Complete Software Solution IncludedDIGIMERGE IP CAMERA LINE-UP• Full Range of High Resolution (520TVL+) Cameras • Hardware Solutions to Fit Most Common CCTV Applications (Day/Night/PTZ/ WDR/ Weatherproof/ Vandalproof/PoE)FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT7DNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c omPage 19THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKPage 0w w w .d i g i m e r g e .c o mDNZ93 0W_Quick Installation Guide_En_R1For additional information or troubleshooting help, refer to your owners manual for assistance. You can also call or email for further support.Product Information User manuals Quick Start Guides Specification SheetsSoftware Updates Firmware UpgradesToll Free Technical Support: 1- -3 - or +90 -9 - EmailSupport:******************Website: 8IT’S ALL ON THE WEB。

Sun StorEdge TM 远程响应字段安装指南说明书

Sun StorEdge TM Remote Response Field Installation GuideEnterprise ServicesPart No. 816-3644-10December 2001, Revision 1.2I Copyright 2001Sun Microsystems, Inc.901 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto, California 94303-4900, U.S.A.All rights reservedThis document and the product to which it pertains are distributed under licenses restricting their use, copying, distribution, and decompilation. No part of the product or of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written authorization of Sun and its licensors, if any. Third party software, including font technology is, is copyrighted and licensed from Sun suppliers.Parts of the product may be derived from Berkeley BSD systems, licensed from the University of California. UNIX is a registered trademark in the U.S. and other countries, exclusively licensed through X/Open Company, Ltd.Federal Acquisitions: Commercial Software - Government Users Subject to Standard License Terms and Conditions.Sun, Sun Microsystems, the Sun Logo, and Sun StorEdge are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.All SPARC trademarks are used under license and are trademarks or registered trademarks of SPARC International, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. Products bearing SPARC trademarks are based upon an architecture developed by Sun Microsystems, Inc.DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS” AND ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED CONDITIONS, REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT, ARE DISCLAIMED, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH DISCLAIMERS ARE HELD TO BE LEGALLY INVALID.THIS PUBLICATON COULD INCLUDE TECHNICAL INACCURACIES OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. CHANGES ARE PERIODICALLY ADDED TO THE PUBLICATION HEREIN; THESE CHANGES WILL BE INCORPORATED IN NEW EDITONS OF THE PUBLICATION. SUN MICROSYSTEMS INC. MAY MAKE IMPROVEMENTS AND/OR CHANGES IN PRODUCT(S) AND/OR THE PROGRAM(S) DECXRIBED IN THIS PUBLICATION AT ANY TIME.IIContentsPrefaceWho Should Use This Book (viii)Typographical Conventions (viii)Shell Prompts in Command Examples (x)Related Documents (x)Pre-Installation NotesContacting the Customer (12)Opening a Radiance Case (12)Installation and CablingUnpacking the Remote Response Kit (15)Attaching the NTC to a Storage Cabinet (16)Removing the Factory Installed NTC Mount (17)Securing the NTC to the NTC Mount (17)Attaching the NTC Mount to a Storage Cabinet (18)Cabling: Service Processor with Ichabod Option (19)Single Service Processor Cabling (20)Multiple Service Processor Cabling (21)Powering the System (21)NTC LEDs (21)Modem LEDs (22)IIICabling Diagram (23)Cable Legend (24)Service Panel Connectors (26)Contacting the Solution Center (27)Glossary (28)IVFiguresFIGURE 1-1NTC Mount Components (16)FIGURE 1-2Storage Cabinet (17)FIGURE 1-3Securing NTC to NTC Mount (17)FIGURE 1-4NTC Mount Hinge Detail (18)FIGURE 1-5Netra Ports (19)FIGURE 1-6NTC Ports (19)FIGURE 1-7Modem Ports (20)FIGURE 1-8Cabling Diagram (23)VVITablesTABLE 1-1Bill of Materials (15)TABLE 1-2 NTC Mount Hardware (16)TABLE 1-3 NTC LEDs (21)TABLE 1-4 Modem LEDs (22)TABLE 1-5 Internal Cabling: Service Processor with Ichabod (24)TABLE 1-6 Service Panel Connectors (26)VIISSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE VIIIPrefaceThe Remote Response Field Installation Guide provides installation instructions for Remote Response X-Option Kit components.Who Should Use This BookThe Remote Response Field Installation Guide is for engineers and installers responsible for installing the Remote Response system at customer sites.Typographical ConventionsTypeface Meaning ExampleAaBbCc123The names of commands,files, directories, on-screencomputer output, scriptnames, and URLs.Edit your .Login FileAaBbCc123What you type contrastedwith on-screen computeroutput.Machine_name:su Password:IX P REFACE<AaBbCc123>Command line placeholder:replace with a real name orvalue.To delete a file type rm <filename>AaBbCc123Book titles, new words orterms, or words to beemphasized.Read Chapter 6 in the User Guide. These are called class options. You must be logged in as root to do this.A AB BC C123Keyboard keys you press.Press E NTER. Typeface Meaning ExampleSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE XShell Prompts in Command ExamplesRelated DocumentsThe following support documents provide additional information about the SSRR technology, software and processes:• Sun StorEdge Remote Response - Technical Description : The Technical Description provides an overview of the SSRR architecture, network communication topology, and dial-in process.• Sun StorEdge Remote Response - Security White Paper : The Security White Paper provides an overview of the SSRR security model and other implementation details.Shell Prompt C shell promptmachine_name :C shell superuser prompt machine_name #Bourne shell and Korn shell prompt$Bourne shell and Korn shell superuser prompt#XI P REFACESSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 12Pre-Installation NotesThe Remote Response Kit installation consists of the component installation at the customer site, and remote configuration and testing, performed by Sun’s Solution Center.This section provides pre-installation instructions for personnel responsible for installing the Remote Response X-Option at the customer site.• Contacting the Customer• Opening a Radiance caseContacting the CustomerThe installer will contact the customer to verify that an analog line is available and operational. The installer will also confirm:• Analog line is Dial in/Dial out• Analog line phone numberOpening a Radiance CaseThe installer will open a radiance case in accordance with the procedures defined in the local geo. The installer will include the following information in the Radiance case:• Customer contract number• Customer contact name and phone number• Phone number Solution Center will dial into for configuration and testing• Installer’s name and contact number13 P RE-I NSTALLATIONSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 14Installation and CablingThe following section details the steps and requirements for installing the Remote ResponseX-Option Kit and contains the following instructions:• Unpacking the Remote Response Kit• Attaching the NTC to a Storage Cabinet• Cabling: Service Processor with Ichabod Option• Powering the System• Contacting the Solution Center15 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGUnpacking the Remote Response KitUnpack and inventory the Remote Response Kit. Ensure all components listed in the Bill of Materials (BOM) are included.Note: An additional Hub/Router is added to the bill of materials for multiple Service Processor installations.TABLE 1-1 Bill of MaterialsPart NumberItemQuantity US Robotics V.Everything Modem 1Xylogics 8-Port MicroAnnex (NTC)1530-1871-01Standard CAT5 (1to1/8to8) Cable 5530-3139-01Special Xylogics MicroAnnex Cable 1180-2001-01Special Xylogics MicroAnnex Cable 2530-2149-01Ethernet Cross-Over Cable 1370-4902-01Special Modem Adapter Cable 1Telephone Line Cable1SSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 16 Attaching the NTC to a Storage CabinetThe following instructions describe the removal of a factory pre-installed NTC mount from a storage cabinet, securing the NTC to the NTC mount, and attaching the NTC mount to a storage cabinet.• Refer to steps 1-7 for factory pre-installed NTC mounts.• Refer to steps 4-7 to retrofit an NTC mount to an existing storage cabinetFIGURE 1-1 NTC Mount ComponentsTABLE1-2 NTC Mount HardwareDescription QtyMount Hinge (A)1Mount (B)1Brackets (C)2Hinge Screws (d)2Mount Screws (e)6Bracket Nuts (f)617 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGFIGURE 1-2 Storage CabinetFIGURE 1-3 Securing NTC to NTC MountSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 18 Attaching the NTC Mount to a Storage Cabinet7. Attach the NTC mount to the storage cabinet using six screws (e).Note: The uppermost screw within the NTC mount hinge should be installed at the 110centimeter mark. The NTC mount hinge is installed on the left side of the cabinet.FIGURE 1-4 NTC Mount Hinge Detail19 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGCabling: Service Processor with Ichabod OptionNote: Cable diagrams and lehgends supporting the following instructions are located atthe end of this section.FIGURE 1-5 Netra Ports1. Unplug the existing 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (F) from the ttya (A LOM) port inthe BACK of the Service Processor and unplug the other end of the same cable from theREAR of the Service Panel Serial Console Port.Note: Do NOT remove this cable from the cabinet. It will be used as one of the cables (H)in the following step.2. Plug one end of a 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (H) from the previous step into theRJ45 Ethernet connection in the BACK of the NTC and plug the other end into the NTCENET port at the REAR of the Service Panel.SSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 20 3. Plug the P1 end of one of the VLX1031 Special Xylogics MicroAnnex cable (J) into Port 2of the NTC. Plug the P2 end of the same cable into the ttya (A LOM) port in the BACK of the Service Processor.4. Plug the P1 end of one of the VLX912-08 Special Xylogics MicroAnnex cable (B) intoPort1 of the NTC. Plug the P2 end of the same cable into the REAR of the Service Panel Serial Console Port.5. Plug the VLX-abcd-nn Modem Adapter (M) into the DB25 connector on the BACK of themodem and place the modem in the desired position.Note: The modem should be placed no more than 6 feet from where the cabinet with theNTC is being installed.6. Plug one end of a 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (K) into Port8 of the NTC. Plug theother end into the REAR of the Service Panel MODEM port.7. Plug one end of a 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (L) into the FRONT of the ServicePanel MODEM port and plug the other into the Modem Adapter (M).Note: These instructions are concluded by choosing cabling for single or multiple Service Processors. See the next page for options.Single Service Processor CablingFollow the next step if there are no additional Service Processor Ethernet connections to be made.• Plug the 530-2149-01 Ethernet Cross-Over cable (O) into the FRONT of the Service Panel NTC ENET port and plug the other end into the FRONT of the Service Panel SP LAN port. Note: Ensure there is a 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (A) plugged into the dmfe0 inthe BACK of the Service Processor port going to the REAR of the Service Panel SP LANport. If not, one has been supplied as part of this kit.21 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGMultiple Service Processor CablingFollow the next steps if there are additional Service Processor Ethernet connections to be made.• Plug a 530-1871-01 Standard CAT5 cable (S) into the FRONT of the Service Panel NTC ENET port and plug the other end of the same cable into the Hub with the other ServiceProcessor LAN connections.• Plug the P1 end of a VLX1031 cable into Port 3 of the NTC and leave the P2 end loose and available as an additional device console connection.• Connect Ethernet straight-thru cables from SP LAN ports to the Hub/Router.• Connect the NTC to Port 1.• Connect the Master Service Processor to Port 2.• Connect the remaining Service Processors to any port.Note: An additional Hub/Router is needed in order to complete the cabling for multipleService Processors. This is the hub that is being connected to in bullet 1 of the MultipleService Processor Cabling instructions.Powering the SystemPower up the components in the following order:• Ethernet Hub - Power LED should illuminate• NTC - Expect to see the following LEDs• Modem - Expect to see the following LEDs• Service Processor - Hold power switch on for at least five seconds or until the power LED illuminatesNTC LEDsExpect to see the NTC front panel LEDs flash for a few minutes until they stop with thefollowing:TABLE1-3 NTC LEDsPower On - SolidUnit On - SolidNet On - SolidActive On - FlashingSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 22 Modem LEDsThe Modem LEDs will also go through a startup sequence until they stop with the following: TABLE1-4 Modem LEDsHS On - SolidAA On - SolidTR On - SolidMR On - SolidRS On - SolidCS On - Solid27 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 28The installer will contact the Solution Center and ask for the Sun StorEdge Remote Response Start. The installer will remain onsite until configuration and testing is successfully concluded. The following information is required by the Solution Center if not previously included in the Radiance case:• Customer contract number• Customer contact name and phone number• Phone number Solution Center will dial into for configuration and testing• Specific configuration of T3s, switches, and routers• Installer’s name and contact number29 I NSTALLATION AND C ABLINGSSRR F IELD I NSTALLATION G UIDE 30GlossaryAlarm A message with an attached level of severity.Americas One of three Sun designated geographies that includes Canada, Latin America,Mexico, and the United States.APAC Asia Pacific. One of three Sun designated geographies that includes Asia, NewZealand and Australia.Array A disk subsystem, composed of multiple disk drives, that appears as a singlelarge, fast, super-reliable disk drive. Designed to provide performance, highavailability, and increased storage capacity.DAS Direct Access StorageEMEA Europe, Middle East, Africa. One of three Sun designated geographies thatincludes Europe, the Middle East and Africa.Ethernet Hub Hardware used to network computers together. Ethernet hubs serve as acommon wiring point allowing information to flow through one centrallocation to any other computer on the network.Fibre Channel Glass fiber optics based protocol. Commonly used for SANs configurations,Wide Area Networks, and Campus Area Networks.IP Internet Protocol. The IP part of TCP/IP; the protocol that is used to route adata packet from its source to its destination over the Internet.Modem Short for Modulator/Demodulator. A modem is a device that allows remotecomputers to transmit and receive data using telephone lines.Network Terminal Concentrator(NTC) The NTC provides serial communications between hardwarecomponents.NSCC Sun’s Network Storage Command Center.31 SSRR G LOSSARYPPP Point-to-Point Protocol. A communications protocol used to transmit networkdata and IP based communications across serial lines.Private Network A means by which certain authorized individuals have secure access to anorganization's intranet by means of an extranet; a part of the internal networkthat is accessible via the Internet.RAS Agent Remote monitoring software agent used by Sun’s Network Storage to collectand report information about storage products.Remote Monitoring The ability to monitor the functionality and performance of a hardware systemfrom a location other than where the hardware resides.Remote Support The ability to directly, or indirectly, troubleshoot, diagnose, and servicecomputer hardware from a location other than where the hardware resides.RMC Remote Monitoring Center.SAN Storage Area Network.Service Processor Sun's rack-mountable Netra X1 server pre-configured with advanced remotemanagement and monitoring capabilities. The service processor monitors theSAN and provides service and support access for Sun engineers.SSRR StorEdge Remote Response.Switch A networking device that can send packets directly to a port associated with agiven network address.T3Array Sun's hardware based array featuring fibre channel architecture providing thebasis for a modular network storage.UUCP UNIX to UNIX Communication Protocol. UUCP is a protocol for transferringfiles, news, and mail, and executing remote commands between Unixmachines.。

ntI ST-IPHD-LC HDMI over IP Extender 安装和使用手册说明书

TRADEMARKXTENDEX is a registered trademark of Network Technologies Inc in the U.S. and other countries.COPYRIGHTCopyright © 2012-2019 by Network Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written consent of Network Technologies Inc, 1275 Danner Drive, Aurora, Ohio 44202.CHANGESThe material in this guide is for information only and is subject to change without notice. Network Technologies Inc reserves the right to make changes in the product design without reservation and without notification to its users.INTRODUCTIONThe XTENDEX® Low-Cost HDMI Over IP Extender multicasts digital video and audio signals to one or more receivers up to 330 feet away using CAT5e/6 (CATx)cable.Each Low-Cost HDMI Over IP Extender consists of a local unit (transmitter) that connects to an HDMI source, and a remote unit (receiver) that connects to an HDMI display. The local and remote units can be connected together for a Point-to-Point or Point –to-Many connection through a network switch. Support for multiple local units requires a managed network switch.∙Supports HDTV resolutions to 1080p and computer resolutions to 1920x1200.∙Ideal solution for digital signage applications.∙Broadcast real-time HDMI video/audio to multiple display locations.∙Transmits an HDMI signal over one CAT5e/6 cable.∙Plug-and-Play installation allows receivers to find the transmitters automatically on the same subnet. (Network configuration may be required for managed network switch.)∙Web interface for changing IP addresses, firmware updates and resetting units to factory default settings.∙Easily expandable. Add remote units as you add monitors.∙Inexpensive CAT5e/6 cable replaces bulky video cables.∙Supports 10/100 Ethernet connection.∙Built in default EDID table.∙HDCP compliant.∙Support for multiple transmitters requires a managed network switch with VLAN/IGMP support. Standard LAN switches can only support one transmitter.o The managed switch must support port based IEEE 802.1Q VLAN, IGMP, and permit duplicate IP addresses across the VLAN domains.o Each VLAN acts as a separate HDMI Over IP Channel on the network.o Number of local and remote units that can be used is dependent on the backplane bandwidth of the switch.o Cascade managed switches up to 3 levels, allowing the farthest display to be located up to 1,000 feet away from the source device. Each receiver can be located up to 330 feet away.∙Uses M-JPEG technology to process image compression on a fixed bandwidth.o Note: at high resolutions, characters on PCs get noticeably fuzzy due to image compression and decompression process.Power SupplyThe ST-IPHD-LC comes with two power supplies, one for the Sender, one for the Receiver. The ST-IPHD-R-LC is a Receiver only and comes with a single power supply. The type of power supply provided depends on the model ordered, which determines the type of plug that will be included to connect to your power source.ST‐IPHD‐LC US NEMA 1‐15PST‐IPHD‐LCEU Europlug CEE 7/16ST‐IPHD‐LCUK UK BS1363ST‐IPHD‐LCAU AS/NZS 3112ST‐IPHD‐LCUNVxx US NEMA 1‐15P with country‐specific universal power plugadapterThe ST-IPHD-LC UNVxx will include a universal power plug suitable for the power connections found in the country the power supply was ordered for (xx).ZA South AfricaIT ItalyCH SwitzerlandIN IndiaUK United KingdomRU RussiaIL IsraelAU AustraliaEU EuropeDK DenmarkINSTALLATIONCable Connections1. Order the desired length of cables for your application.Note: Using HDMI cable lengths greater than 50 feet may result in unsatisfactory video quality or even no video at all depending upon the quality of the video source and display device used.2. Connect the cable and supplied power supply to the ST-IPHD-LC Sender.3. Connect the cable and supplied power supply to the ST-IPHD-LC Receiver.4. Connect up to 100 meters (328ft) of CAT5e/6 cable in the configuration you will use. Connect the Sender directly to the Receiver, or connect each of them to a LAN switch or router. Once the Sender and Receiver are properly connected and powered, they will sense each other and be ready to extend video. To split the video to more than one display, connect multiple receivers to the LAN switch. (See images below.) No special configuration of the extenders or the LAN switch is required.Multiple HDMI Source- One or More DisplaysFor an installation involving multiple HDMI sources and one or more displays, a managed network switch with VLAN/IGMP support will be required to control which Transmitter is sending HDMI to the Receivers. Connections will be made just as they were with a single-source installation.NOTE: Cisco 2960 Series switches do not support many-to-many configurations of ST-IPHD-LC .LimitationsBe aware that when connecting multiple Transmitters and Receivers to a configuration, they must all have the same version number on the back. If you have older Transmitters and/or Receivers ("V1.0" or "V1.1"), They will not work with Transmitters and/or Receivers with a different version number on them as they are built differently. At present, all units available from NTI have "V2.0" on the back. If your units are older and you require more "V2.0" Transmitters and Receivers in your configuration, contact your NTI product consultant for assistance.HOW TO ACCESS THE WEB INTERFACEIf for any reason you wish to access the configuration of the ST-IPHD-LC (to change the default IP address or update the firmware perhaps), will need to follow this procedure:1. Connecting the local or remote unit directly to a computer using CATx cable2. Temporarily set your computer's IP address to 192.168.168.xx (where xx is any number from 1 to 255 except for 55 or 56) to match the subnet of the extender.3. Open a web browser and enter in the URL address bar the extender’s factory default IP address: 192.168.168.55 (local) or 192.168.168.56 (remote). The following will be displayed:In the initial screen you will be presented with the current network settings of the ST-IPHD-LC.Change the IP AddressTo change the IP address of the extenders to match your network's subnet, simply change the value in the box for “IP address” and press apply.Be sure to write this number down. If you make a mistake and forget the number you entered, you will not be able to reopen this interface to correct it.If the Sender and Receiver are not configured for the same subnet, they will not communicate with each other to extend video.Return your computer's network configuration to its original settings. The web interface can now be accessed through the newly assigned IP addresses.Update FirmwareIf updated firmware is available, click on “System Settings” and then “Firmware Upgrade”. You will be prompted to locate the file with the updated firmware. Once found and selected, click on “Upgrade”.Note: Be careful not to interrupt power to the extender during the upgrade.WARRANTY INFORMATIONThe warranty period on this product (parts and labor) is two (2) years from the date of purchase. Please contact Network Technologies Inc at (800) 742-8324 (800-RGB-TECH) or (330) 562-7070 or visit our website at for information regarding repairs and/or returns. A return authorization number is required for all repairs/returns.MAN181 Rev. 5/1/19。

2014(Ver.RTHD-SVX01E-ZH)Trane_RTHD IOMs 安装操作维护手册(中文版)(101P)

当使用或处理危险化学品时，请始终参照最新的 MSDS/SDS 和 OSHA/GHS（全球统一化学品分类
和标签系统）指南，提供允许的个人暴露指标信息，恰当的呼吸保护和应对措施。
如果有触电、电弧或闪光的危险，在维修设备之前，技术人员必须按照 OSHA、NFPA 70E 或其他国家的特定要求，对所有的防护装备进行防护。在没有适当的电气防护装备和弧光闪光服装的情况下，不要进行任何切换、断开或电压测试。确保电气仪表和设备处于正确额定电压。
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个人防护装备（PPE）要求！
安装/维修本设备可能会导致触电、机械和化学的危险。
在安装/维修本设备之前，技术人员必须配戴好工作所需的所有防护装备（如：防切割手套/套袖、
丁基手套、护目镜、硬帽/防撞帽、防摔保护、电子防护罩和反光条工作服等）。要经常对照最新的材料安全数据表（MSDS）/安全数据表（SDS）和职业安全与健康安全标准（OSHA）手册来调整恰当的个人防护措施。
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Extron DTP HDMI 330 数字视频扩展器安装指南说明书

1extender. The DTP HDMI 330 transmitter and receiver pair can extend an HDCP-compliant HDMI signal up to 330 feet (100 m).InstallationStep 1 — MountingTurn off or disconnect all equipment power sources and mount the Tx and Rx units as required.a b Audio input (Tx) — Connect an unbalanced stereo audio source to this 3.5 mm ministereo jack for an analog audio input.c RS-232 and IR connectors — To pass serial or infrared data or control signals, such as serial control of a projector, connect the primary device to the transmitter and the secondary device to the receiver via the RS-232 and IR captive screw connectors on both units.d DTP RJ-45 connectors — Connect transmitter DTP Out to receiver DTP In.Extron recommends that you terminate both cable ends in accordance with the following specifications, at a minimum:• TIA/EIA T 568 B • CAT 6A, shielded • 24 AWG, solid conductorSignal LED — Lights when the unit is receiving a TMDS clock signal on the HDMI input (transmitter) or any valid signal on the DTP In connector (receiver).Link LED — Lights when a valid link is established between the units on the DTP cable.e HDMI Output connector (Rx) — Connect a display with an HDMI input for display of thetransmitted direct digital image.5Pin 1236784Wire color White-green Green White-orange White-blue Orange White-brown BrownBlue TIA/EIA T568B Pins:ransmit pin on connected unit Connected RS-232Tx/Rx ransmit pin on connected unit268-2265-50 Rev. B10 20For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.© 2012-2020 Extron — All rights reserved. All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.Worldwide Headquarters: Extron USA West, 1025 E. Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 92805, 800.633.9876f Audio Output connector (Rx)Unbalanced Stereo OutputBalanced Stereo Og Power connector — Connect an IEC power cord between the included 12 VDCpower supply and a 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz source. Connect the power supply to either unit as shown at right. Use the included tie-wrap to strap the cord to the captive screw connector.OperationAfter all devices are powered up, the system is fully operational. See the definitions Rear PanelFront Panel1of the power indications (shown at right), below:a Power LED (front panel) —Amber — The unit is receiving power, either locally or remotely (on the DTP cable).Green — The unit is powered on and is receiving an active HDMI signal, either on theHDMI input if a transmitter, or transmitted on the DTP cable if a receiver.b Power LED (rear panel) —Amber — The unit is receiving power remotely (on the DTP cable).Green — The unit is receiving power locally.If any problems are encountered, verify that the cables are routed and connected properly. If your problems persist, call the Extron S3 Sales and Technical Support Hotline that is closest to you, at the number shown below.LockIt™ Lacing Bracketse an included LockIt Lacing Bracket to securely fasten an HDMI cable to each device as follows.2.Plug the HDMI cable into the panel connection (a ).3.Loosen the HDMI connection mounting screw from the panel enough to allow the LockIt lacing bracket to be placed over it (b ). The screw does not have to be removed.4.Place the LockIt lacing bracket on the screw and against the HDMI connector, then tighten the screw to secure the bracket (c ).5.Loosely place the included tie wrap around the HDMI connector and the LockIt lacing bracket as shown (d ).6.While holding the connector securely against the lacing bracket, use pliers or similar tools to tighten the tie wrap, then remove any excess length (e ).Power Supply Output Cord。

1080p HD Dome 安装说明书

Mounting Surface Drywall Anchors (×4)
Ball Camera
Dome Cover
Adjustment Ring
1. Rotate the camera base counterclockwise to separate it from the ball camera, adjustment ring, and dome cover.
product. Use of a non-regulated, non-conforming power supply can damage the product and void the warranty. • Periodic cleaning may be required. Use a damp cloth only. Do not use any harsh, chemical-based cleaners. • The supplied cable is rated for surface mounting only. Cables for in-wall and floor-to-floor installations are sold separately (CMR type). These and other cables are available at .
7. Move the ball camera to the desired position. While holding the ball camera firmly in place, twist the adjustment ring the rest of the way to secure it to the camera base. Holding the camera prevents it from moving while securing the adjustment ring.

ZEISS CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software 安装指南.pdf_17056

How do I install CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Softwarefor FORUM?ZEISS Quick Help: CIRRUS™ HD-OCTThis document reviews the steps to perform a new installation of CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software for use with FORUM® Eye Care Data Management.Prior to installation1. Prior to ordering and installing CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software, refer to the document Appendix: Installing CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software to ensure compatibility between your computer operating system, CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software and the CIRRUS Instrument.2. Confirm user license and locate FORUM server Hostname or IP Address. Check your FORUM user licenseto ensure additional or new CIRRUS Review Stations can be connected. You will also need the computer nameor IP address of the FORUM server. This information will be required to configure CIRRUS Review Software for communication with FORUM. Helpful steps are outlined below, but you may need to ask your IT professionalfor assistance.Locating the computer name or IP address of the FORUM serverLog into your computer using your Windows User Name and Password, double click on the FORUM Viewer icon (Figure 1), log into the FORUM Viewer application using the user name and password below (case sensitive), select System and then click AET Administration (Figure 2). From this screen, make a note of the information found in the Hostname field (Figure 3); you will need this later in the installation process. User name: czmadminPassword: czmAdmin2008Next click Help and select About to reveal a list of installed FORUM licenses.If you see a line that contains the words "CIRRUS_HDRSN" displayed (Figure 4), the addition of CIRRUS Review Stationsis allowed. If "CIRRUS_HDRSN" is not displayed, contact your local ZEISS sales representative for assistance with securing the proper licenses required to installCIRRUS Review for FORUM.Figure 1Figure 2Figure 3Figure 4Software Media PackageTo install CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software, you must first order and receive the CIRRUS HD-OCT Software Media Package, which contains two USB drives to complete installation of the software. The USB drives will be labeled SW [Software] and UD [User Document] (Figure 5).InstallationTo begin, insert the SW drive into any open USB port on your exam lane review station, click the Windows Explorer folder icon located in the menu bar (Figure 6) and then click Computer on the far left (Figure 7).In the next window, you will see the CIRRUS drive listed with the software version number. Double click the icon (Figure 8), and double click the setup.exe icon (Figure 9) to begin installation of your CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software.Figure 5Figure 6Figure 7Figure 8Figure 9Figure 12Figure 10Figure 11When the Welcome Screen appears, click Next (Figure 10), accept the terms of the agreement (Figure 11) and click Next .Select CIRRUS Review – Local Mode / FORUM Archive and click Next (Figure 12). Click Next again on the following screen without making any selections. The box "Remote Desktop Services will be used" should be left unchecked (Figure 13). Consult your local IT professional if you wish to install your CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software for Remote Desktop services use.Note: For a Non-FORUM installation stop and see Quick Help document, How do I install CIRRUS HD-OCTReview software for Non-FORUM.Figure 13Installation DirectoryYou will be prompted with an option to change the installation directory of the CIRRUS HD-OCT Review Software database location (Figure 14). Unless you wish to make a change, leave the directory as noted and click Next. Note: If you would like to change the location of the installation directory, first consult your IT professional.The directory can be moved to a different local drive location but must remain on the local computer.When the upgrade installation is complete, click Finish (Figure 15). Your computer will automatically reboot. Log back into your computer using your preexisting Windows username and password.Figure 14Figure 15ConfigurationClick the Windows Explorer folder icon located in the menu bar, and click Computer on the far left. Inthe search box of your Windows operating system, select or type in Configuration Tool. Locate and clickthe Configuration Tool icon, which resembles a traffic light (Figure 16). Click AutoConnect™ on the farright of the DICOM Gateway screen (Figure 17). If successfully connected to FORUM, the five indicatorlights under Remote Application Entity Information will turn green. Click OK and skip ahead to Section B below to begin launch of the CIRRUS Review Software. If the lights are red, the auto configuration failed. Proceed to Section A below to perform manual configuration of the DICOM Gateway.Figure 16Figure 17Section A – Manual Configuration of the DICOM GatewayLocate Host Name column (bottom-center of the DICOM Gateway configuration screen), enter into each of the fields the Host Name or IP address of the FORUM server captured earlier. Click Save and Test. The expected result is five green lights in the Remote Application Entity Information area (Figure 18). Continue to Section B.If any number of red lights appear, consult with your IT professional or call at 1-800-341-6968 to speak with ZEISS Technology Support for further assistance with this configuration.Figure 18Section B – Configuration CIRRUS Review SoftwareAfter closing the DICOM Gateway screen, double click the CIRRUS HD-OCT icon to open CIRRUS Review Software, select Use floating licenses for FORUM and click OK (Figure 19). Next, select a memorable name, enter it into the DICOM AE Title field (Figure 20) within the Equipment Edit window, then enter your exam lane review station number in the Sequence Number field and click Save.Note: 'review' and '00700' are shown here as examples only.When prompted to log in, select the user name Cirrus operator, click Records at the top of the menu screen, click Preferences (Figure 21) and uncheck Shutdown within the Archive/Synchronize tab (Figure 22).Figure 19Figure 20Figure 21Figure 22S E R .8993 P r i n t e d i n t h e U S A C Z -V /2017T h e c o n t e n t s o f t h i s r e f e r e n c e g u i d e m a y d i f f e r f r o m t h e c u r r e n t s t a t u s o f t h e p r o d u c t i n y o u r c o u n t r y . P l e a s e c o n t a c t y o u r r e g i o n a l r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n . S u b j e c t t o c h a n g e i n d e s i g n a n d s c o p e o f d e l i v e r y a n d a s a r e s u l t o f o n g o i n g t e c h n i c a l d e v e l o p m e n t . C I R R U S a n d F O R U M a r e e i t h e r t r a d e m a r k s o r r e g i s t e r e d t r a d e m a r k s o f C a r l Z e i s s M e d i t e c , I n c . o r o t h e r c o m p a n i e s o f t h e Z E I S S G r o u p i n t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s a n d /o r o t h e r c o u n t r i e s . © 2017 C a r l Z e i s s M e d i t e c , I n c . A l l c o p y r i g h t s r e s e r v e d .Carl Zeiss Meditec AG Goeschwitzer Strasse 51–5207745 Jena Germany/med Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc.5160 Hacienda Drive Dublin, CA 94568USA/medRefer to the CIRRUS HD-OCT User Manual Instructions for Use for safe and effective operation of the instrument.Page 7 of 7Section B (continued)Next, open the DICOM Archive tab (Figure 23), select Enable Auto-Query/Retrieve , Purge Archived Data for all Patients at Shutdown and Enable Auto Archive . Then, open the Display Options tab (Figure 24), select Today's Patients and click OKto close the Preferences window.Recommended : To ensure the CIRRUS Review Station is configured correctly, conduct a simple test by opening any existing patient record. Select the Find Existing Patient tab, enter the patient's name. You should see the patient listed on the screen and be able to open their scans for viewing. If the scans opens, you have successfully configured your CIRRUS Review Station for FORUM.Figure 23Figure 24。

NETGEAR Smart Switch GS516TP 安装指南说明书

Installation GuideNETGEAR Smart Switch™ GS516TPPackage Contents•NETGEAR Smart Switch™ GS516TP•Rubber footpads for tabletop installation•AC power cord•Rack-mount kit for rack installation•Installation guide•Smart Switch resource CD that includes the Smart Control Center Utility and GS516TP Hardware Installation Guide. (A link to the online GS516TP Software Administration Manual is on the resource CD.)Configure the SwitchInstall the Smart Control Center Utility and use it to configure the switch.Install the Smart Control Center Utility on a Computer1.Insert the resource CD into your CD drive.2.Run the Setup program to install the Smart Control Center Utility.The Installation Wizard guides you through the installation.Connect Your Smart SwitchIf you have a DHCP server in your network, see Connect the Switch to Your Network.If you are using static IP addresses in your network, first see Configure the Switch with a Static IP Address, and then see Connect the Switch to Your Network. Configure the Switch with a Static IP AddressIf you are using a static IP address in your network, configure the switch IP addressbefore connecting the switch to your network. The default IP address of the switch is192.168.0.239.Note: If you are using a DHCP server in your network, this procedure does not applyto you; instead, go directly to Connect the Switch to Your Network.1.Set up the computer with a static IP address in the 192.168.0.x subnet.2.Connect the computer to the switch.3.Configure the IP address of the switch to match your network configuration.Connect the Switch to Your Network1.Connect each computer to an RJ-45 network port on the switch front panel.Use Category 5 (Cat 5) or better Ethernet cable terminated with an RJ-45connector to make these connections.2.3.Power on the switch by connecting the AC power cord to an outlet, or byconnecting an Ethernet cable from PD ports 15 or 16 (or both) to a PSEdevice.4.Verify that the computer with the Smart Control Center Utility is on the samesubnet as the switch.Configure the Switch with the Smart Control CenterUtility1.Double-click the Smart Control Center Utility icon on your desktop orclick the icon in the Windows Start menu to run the utility and view this screen.2.Click the Discover button.The Smart Control Center Utility finds the switch and displays its MAC address,IP address, and model number.May 2013NETGEAR, the NETGEAR logo, and Connect with Innovation are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of NETGEAR, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or other countries. Information is subject to change without notice. © NETGEAR, Inc. All rights reserved.NETGEAR, Inc.350 East Plumeria Drive San Jose, CA 95134 USAIf the utility does not discover your switch, verify that the cable connections are secure and that the IP address configuration of the computer is in the same subnet as the switch, and click the Discover button.3.Click the row for the switch that you want to configure.4.Click the Web Browser Access buttonto view the switch Login screen.5.Enter the default password of password in lower-case letters and click theLogin button.The System Information screen displays.6.Configure the switch for your network.For more information, see the GS516TP Software Administration Manual.Troubleshooting TipsHere are some tips for correcting simple problems you might have.•Be sure to power on your computer and switch in the following sequence: 1. Turn on the switch and wait about two minutes. 2. Turn on the computer and connect to the switch. •Make sure the Ethernet cables are plugged in.For each powered-on computer connected to the switch, the corresponding switch LAN port status LED is lit.•Make sure the network settings of the computer are correct.In most cases, computers should be configured to obtain an IP address through DHCP .If your network uses static IP addresses, be sure that the switch and computer are configured with valid IP addresses. For more information, see the software administration manual.SupportThank you for selecting NETGEAR products.After installing your device, locate the serial number on the label of your product and use it to register your product at https:// .You must register your product before you can use NETGEAR telephone support. NETGEAR recommends registering your product through the NETGEAR website. For product updates and web support, visit .NETGEAR recommends that you use only the official NETGEAR support resources.For additional information about setting up, configuring, and using your smart switch, see the software administration manual . You can get the manual online at .。

合众视频多媒体平台3.0安装使用说明20121201

目录1. 系统分析 (4)1.1 系统架构 (4)1.2 系统角色分析 (5)2. Windows环境系统安装 (6)2.1 安装jdk-7u4-windows-i586.exe (6)2.2 安装合众视频多媒体平台3.0.exe (9)2.3 改变合众视频多媒体平台3.0.exe的安装路径 (11)3. 系统配置 (15)3.1 配置数据库 (15)3.2 修改播放文件IP地址 (15)3.3 配置访问端口号 (15)3.3 修改上传用户密码 (18)4. 系统启动 (19)4.1 运行上传服务器 (19)4.2 运行应用服务器 (19)5. 导入数据 (20)5.1 上传文件 (20)5.2 数据导入 (21)6. 系统使用 (23)6.1 输入地址 (23)6.2 按栏目年份期号检索 (23)6.3 按关键词检索 (24)6.4 根据需要安装FLASH插件 (24)6.5 安装Realplayer播放器 (24)7. 后台管理 (25)7.1 登录后台 (25)7.2 数据删除 (25)7.3 视频下载 (25)7.4 密码修改 (25)7.5 视频统计 (26)7.6 栏目统计 (26)8. 卸载合众视频多媒体平台3.0和Java运行环境 (27)8.1 停止mysql服务 (27)8.2 删除mysql服务 (27)8.3 关闭服务器和浏览器 (27)8.4 通过控制面板卸载多媒体系统 (27)8.5 删除:\jxczs 目录 (28)8.6 卸载java运行环境 (28)9. 安装合众视频多媒体平台3.0阵列版 (29)9.1 安装合众视频视频系统 (29)9.2 配置视频存放目录 (29)I. 注意已经安装了合众视频多媒体平台2.3版本的用户，请先执行以下操作步骤：(I). 停止mysql服务点击“启动数据库”1示点击Stop the Service：图1 图2(II). 退出数据库服务器按照图2所示点击ShutDown this T ool。

AXIS StorPoint HD 安装指南和基本设置说明书

Quick Installation GuideThis guide covers the installation and basic setup procedures for your AXIS StorPoint HD. If you need more detailed instructions, e.g. regarding Configuration and Management of the server, please refer to the AXIS StorPoint HD User’s Manual.Basic InstallationRear view of the standalone version AXIS StorPoint HDRear view of the tower module AXIS StorPoint HD/TBefore you begin:Connecting Jaz disk drives to the StorPoint HD ServerUp to seven SCSI Jaz disk drives can be serviced by a single Axis StorPoint HD Server. The drives are connected using the appropriate SCSI cable, which must be ordered separately .•Standalone version only: Check that the power supply (PS-C, 12V DC) is marked with the correct mains voltage. •Make sure that power is not connected to the StorPoint HDserver or any of the Jaz drives. The SCSI bus may be damaged if you connect or disconnect any units when the power is on.•Make sure that your network is ready to accept a new node.•Any network configuration should always involve theNetwork Administrator.•Record the StorPoint HD server serial number. You will need this number when installing the StorPoint HD server. The number is found on the underside label of the work connectorsPower supply connectorSCSI connectorReset (black push button)Network connectors and push buttonPower supply connectorSCSI connector1.Connect the SCSI cable to the SCSI connector on the StorPoint.2.Connect the SCSI cable to the Jaz disk drive(s).3.Set the SCSI address of the Jaz disk drives. Each connected drive must have a unique SCSI address. SCSI addresses 0 through 6 may be used.4.The last drive in the SCSI chain must be terminated. No other Jaz disk drive should be terminated.Connecting the StorPoint HD server to the network1.Connect the network cable to the appropriate connector.2.Power up the StorPoint HD server and the Jaz drives. If installing the standalone version, make sure all the drives are powered up before the server. When the STATUS indicator stops flashing and remains unlit, the StorPoint HD server is ready for work ConfigurationBefore you begin:Windows NTNote : Setting the Internet address is not needed for SMB over NetBIOS/NetBEUI or NetWare.On Windows NT systems follow the steps below to set the Internet address.1.Find an unused Internet address for your StorPoint HD server.2.Send the Internet address to the StorPoint HD server. TheEthernet address or node address is your StorPoint HD server serial number divided into six groups of two digits each. (See example below.)Example: (Use the Internet address from step 1.)arp -s 192.36.253.80 00-40-8c-10-00-86ping 192.36.253.80Accessing Jaz drivesThe AXIS StorPoint HD is integrated into your network operating system just like any other file server and you use the same commands to access it. T o be able to access the Jaz disks from your Windows applications, you need to make them available to your system, i.e. “mount” the StorPoint HD server. On PC systems this is typically done by mapping the server to a drive letter.Once the StorPoint HD server has been mounted, you access it just •The configuration described below applies to Windows NT systems only.•You will need administrator privileges on the NT server forthe configuration.arp -s <Internet address> <Ethernet or node address> ping <Internet address>as any other disk drive or file server connected to your system. Select the appropriate procedure for mounting the StorPoint HD server from the following sections:Windows 95 & NT 4.x (SMB)1.Start the Windows Explorer from the Start/Programs Menu.2.In the Network Neighborhood locate your Axis StorPoint HDServer under Entire Network/ Workgroup. The default name is $[LV QQQQQQ! where QQQQQQ! are the six last digits of the serial number.3.Right-click the Jaz folder to map the server.Windows 3.x (SMB)1.Start the File Manager.2.Select Connect Network Drive… in the Disk menu. TheConnect Network Drive dialog is shown. You may have to click the Browse>> button to see the complete dialogue.3.Double-click Workgroup in the top listing and double-click theentry for your new StorPoint HD server. The default name is$;,6 QQQQQQ!, where QQQQQQ! are the six last digits of the serial number.4.From the bottom listing, select the Jaz folder and click OK.OS/2 (SMB)1.Open an OS/2 window.2.At the OS/2 prompt, type:QHW XVH GULYH! ??$;,6 QQQQQQ!?KG, whereQQQQQQ! are the last six digits of the serial number.Example: (StorPoint HD server serial no. = 00408C18025C.)net use E: \\AXIS18025C\hdWeb browsers (HTTP)1.Start the Web browser, e.g. Netscape Navigator.2.Select Open Location from the File menu and enter the URL ofthe StorPoint HD server, i.e. the Internet address or host name.3.Click Open. At the StorPoint HD server home page shownbelow click Jaz. Select Add Bookmark in the Bookmarks menu.Accessing a new Jaz DiskWhen you insert a Jaz disk into any connected drive, a directory is created on the server. The directory name is the Jaz disk volume name, or nnnnnnnn, where nnn nnnnn is a unique 8 digit number. The Jaz disk data is accessed through this directory. Some disk software requires that the Jaz disk is assigned an individual drive letter in Windows. Please refer to the User’s Manual, Section 4 for details.AXIS StorPoint HD Quick Installation GuidePart No: 15542Revision: 1.0 Date: October1997 Copyright © Axis Communications AB, 1997 Axis CommunicationsURL:/LundPhone:+46462701800BostonPhone:+1800444AXISParisPhone:+33149691550LondonPhone:+441753714310MünchenPhone: +49 89 95 93 960T okyoPhone:+81335458282/8SingaporePhone:+652508077Hong KongPhone:+852********BeijingPhone:+861065102705ShanghaiPhone:+862164454522T aipeiPhone:+886287805972SeoulPhone:+8227809636。

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产品：冷水机组流程：机组就位
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型号： RTHD系列操作：机组水平及减震垫安装文件编号：
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确认 CHINA
将随机附带的橡胶减震垫平铺到机组底脚下，单层，铺满整个底脚。无需地脚螺栓固定。
基础的水平度是有要求的，长、宽方向均必须在１．６ｍｍ范围内。
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2，所需安装的部件中除流量开关为随机配备外，其余部件均需现场提供。
3，所有管路部件必须装在阀门以内。
4，水管进出方向请参考机组机身上的标签。 5，软接头和压力表需安装在尽量靠近机组的位置。
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启动柜
将电缆绝缘层去除，插入接线桩内用１０ｍｍ内六角扳手收紧即可。无须上锡处理。
详细步骤见操作手册第63~74页
从控制柜内敷设两根３×１．５平方多股铜芯线到分别两个水流量开关。无需接线，在柜内留出一个柜体长度即可。
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不安装或错误的安装流量开关会导致冷水机组严重损坏
１寸管螺纹接头，高度不超过２５ｍｍ此接头需自行制作
１，此安装示范适用特灵所有冷水机组的冷冻水及冷却水系统。２，每台特灵冷水机组随机配备两个流量开关，冷冻水、冷却水系统各安装一个。３，如现场条件无法满足安装要求，请联系当地特灵手册第36页
1、从冷水机组每个角向上量出相同的长度，作出标记；
2、沿冷水机组长度方向悬一根透明塑料管；
3、在塑料管里充水，直至水位与一侧所作标记持平；察看另一侧水位是否与所作标记持平，如不一致，用薄垫片调整直至持平，水位与所作标记差距控制在6.35mm之内；
五倍管径长度直管距离
五倍管径长度直管距离
冷冻水或冷却水管路
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产品：冷水机组流程：电气连接
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控制柜
ＲＴＨＤ系列机组对三相电源有严格要求，反相会严重损坏机组。
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产品：冷水机组流程：管路安装
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产品：冷水机组流程：管路安装
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产品：冷水机组流程：管路安装型号： ALL 操作：水流开关安装
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此箭头需指向水流方向
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坚固而平整的基础是必须的，它可以是混凝土或钢制的。
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