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Daikin R-410A系列房间风暖式冷气器产品说明书

Daikin R-410A系列房间风暖式冷气器产品说明书

664 56 5002 02 Jan 2011APARTMENT FAN COILSAVAILABLE WITH FACTORY INSTALLED 5, 7, & 11 kW ELECTRIC HEAT,or NO HEATR −410A SYSTEMS1−1/2 THRU 3 TONSFEATURESS TXV metering device factory installed on all models S Upflow onlyS 22” (559mm)wide galvanized steel cabinet fits between studs (24” (610mm) stud spacing)S All electrical and refrigerant lines enter through top of cabinetS Service access through front of cabinetS Primary and secondary drain fittings exit bottom, left,or right side of cabinetS Replaceable Air filter factory supplied with all models S Copper tube / aluminum fin coil S Sweat connectionsS 5 amp automotive type fuse on control board S Time delay relay (TDR)S Wall −hung kit available as accessory S Decorative grille available as accessoryS Field installed electric heater packages from 5 kW − 11 kW available separatelyS Units tested and certified by manufacturer to achieve a 2% or less leakage rate at 1.0 inch water column S 208/230−1−60 supply voltageWARRANTY*S5 year parts limited warrantyUse of the AHRI Certified TM Mark indicates a manufacturer’s participation in the program. For verification of certification for individual products,go to .− With timely registration, an additional 5 year parts limited warranty* Applies to original purchaser/homeowner, some limitations may apply. See Warranty certificate for complete details.Model Tons Heat (kW)Nom. CFM (L/s)Dimensions H x W x D in.(mm)Filter Size in.(mm)Ship. Weight lbs. (kg)FSA4X1800A 1−1/2none 600 (283)38−1/16 x 22−1/8 x 15−3/16(967 x 562 x 386)16 x 20 x 1(406 x 508 x 25)85 (39)FSA4X1805A 1−1/2590 (41)FSA4X1807A 1−1/2790 (41)FSA4X1811A 1−1/21190 (41)FSA4X2400A 2none 800 (378)87 (40)FSA4X2405A 2592 (42)FSA4X2407A 2792 (42)FSA4X2411A 21192 (42)FSA4X3000A 2−1/2none 1000 (472)90 (41)FSA4X3005A 2−1/2595 (43)FSA4X3007A 2−1/2795 (43)FSA4X3011A 2−1/21195 (43)FSA4X3600A 3none 1200 (566)43−3/16 x 22−1/8 x 18−3/8(1097 x 562 x 467)20 x 20 x 1(508 x 508 x 25)105 (48)FSA4X3605A 35110 (50)FSA4X3607A 37110 (50)FSA4X3611A311110 (50)FSA4XProduct SpecificationsPRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Apartment Fan Coils: FSA4X2664 56 5002 02FAN COIL MODEL NUMBER IDENTIFICATION GUIDEFSA 4X 18**A 1F = Fan Coil S = Standard PSC MOTOR TYPEA = Apartment INSTALLATION TYPE4 = R −410AREFRIGERANTX = TXVMETERING DEVICE18** = 18,000 BTUH = 1−1/2 tons ** = 00 no electric heat24** = 24,000 BTUH = 2 tons ** = 05, 07, or 11 kW electric heat (factory installed)30** = 30,000 BTUH = 2−1/2 tons 36** = 36,000 BTUH = 3 tons NOMINAL CAPACITYSales CodeEngineering RevisionACCESSORY MODEL NUMBER IDENTIFICATION GUIDEAMWK001CKA1A = Accessory C = Cooling H = HeatingM = Multi −use (Cooling and/or Heating)X = Special PRODUCT TYPESeriesProduct IdentifierProduct Identifier (see below)Sales CodeEngineering Revision Product Identifier CodesAH =Auxiliary Heater CK =Cooling Control KitMK =Wall Mounting Brackets Kit WG =Louvered Wall Panel with FramePRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Apartment Fan Coils: FSA4X664 56 5002 023DIMENSIONAL DATA Inches (English)Model Size A B C D FSA4X1815−3/168−1/42−3/438−1/16FSA4X2415−3/168−1/42−3/438−1/16FSA4X3015−3/168−1/42−3/438−1/16FSA4X3618−3/89−1/4543−3/16PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Apartment Fan Coils: FSA4X4664 56 5002 02DIMENSIONAL DATA MM (SI Metric)Model Size A B C DFSA4X1838621070967FSA4X2438621070967FSA4X3038621070967FSA4X364672351271097PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSApartment Fan Coils: FSA4X664 56 5002 025PHYSICAL DATAModel Size FSA4X18*FSA4X24*FSA4X30*FSA4X36*TXV factory installed, hard shut −off, bi −flow type for heat pump application FSA4X TXV Size 2 ton 3 tonBlower Data (direct drive, 10” dia x 6” wide blower wheel)CFM [nominal] (L/s)600 (283)800 (378)1000 (472)1200 (566)Motor type2−speed, PSC (Permanent Split Capacitor)HP 1/51/51/31/3Filter Data (replaceable filter factory supplied with unit)Filter Size in. (mm)16 x 20 x 1(406 x 508 x 25)20 x 20 x 1(1097 x 562 x 467)Coil Data (all coils Slope type, 3 rows, 14½ fins per inch, wavy lanced bare aluminum fin)face area ft 2 (m 2)2.25 (0.21) 2.75 (0.26)3.47 (0.32)ConnectionsRefrigerant Liquid in. (mm)3/8 (10) sweat Refrigerant Suction in. (mm)3/4 (19) sweatCondensate Drainin. (mm)3/4 (19) female NPT, Primary and SecondaryELECTRICAL DATAModel 208 / 230V, single phase, 60 HzMotor Full Load Amps (FLA)Factory Installed Heater Model Heater Amps208V / 230V Minimum CircuitAmpacity (MCA)208V / 230VMaximum Fuse/CircuitBreaker Amps (MOCP) 208V / 230VFSA4X1800 1.5none 0 2.515FSA4X1805 1.5MAMWK005AH 18.1 / 20.024.5 / 26.925 / 30FSA4X1807 1.5MAMWK007AH 27.1 / 30.035.8 / 39.440 / 40FSA4X1811 1.5MAMWK011AH 39.8 / 44.051.6 / 56.960 / 60FSA4X2400 1.5none 0 2.515FSA4X2405 1.5MAMWK005AH 18.1 / 20.024.5 / 26.925 / 30FSA4X2407 1.5MAMWK007AH 27.1 / 30.035.8 / 39.440 / 40FSA4X2411 1.5MAMWK011AH 39.8 / 44.051.6 / 56.960 / 60FSA4X3000 1.9none 0 2.515FSA4X3005 1.9MAMWK005AH 18.1 / 20.025.0 / 27.430 / 30FSA4X3007 1.9MAMWK007AH 27.1 / 30.036.3 / 39.940 / 40FSA4X3011 1.9MAMWK011AH 39.8 / 44.052.1 / 57.460 / 60FSA4X3600 2.0none 0 2.515FSA4X3605 2.0MAMWK005AH 18.1 / 20.025.1 / 27.530 / 30FSA4X3607 2.0MAMWK007AH 27.1 / 30.036.4 / 40.040 / 40FSA4X36112.0MAMWK011AH 39.8 / 44.052.3 / 57.560 / 60AIRFLOW PERFORMANCE − CFM at a given Speed and Static readingModel Size Blower Speed Measured Static Pressure, inlet to outlet (inches water column)0.100.200.300.400.500.60FSA4X18High 995955910862811−Low 738711678641600−FSA4X24High 950908861810754693Low 732699662621576527FSA4X30High 112810821030973911845Low 10531011964911854791FSA4X36High 140813551295122711521068Low11911157111310611000931NOTES:1.Airflow based on dry coil at 230V with factory approved filter and 2 element electric heater.2.Not recommended for use above 0.60 inches water column external static pressure.3.Shaded cells indicate airflow is greater than 450 CFM per ton.PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Apartment Fan Coils: FSA4X6664 56 5002 02STATIC PRESSURE CORRECTION FROM DRY TO WET COIL (inches of water column)AIRFLOW PERFORMANCE chart was developed using fan coils with DRY coils.When taking a static reading across a WET coil, adjust the static pressure numbers in the AIRFLOW PERFORMANCE chart by adding the values in this table.Model SizeCFM5006007008009001000110012001300FSA4X18.034.049.063−−−−−−FSA4X24.021.033.045.056.068−−−−FSA4X30−−−.056.068.079.090−−FSA4X36−−−−−.055.064.073.081STATIC PRESSURE CORRECTION FOR ELECTRIC HEATERS (inches of water column)AIRFLOW PERFORMANCE chart was developed using fan coils with 2−element electric heaters (7.5 kW or 11 kW).When using a 1−element electric heater (5 kW), or no electric heater, adjust the static pressure numbers in the AIRFLOW PERFORMANCE chart by subtracting the values in this table.ElectricHeaterCFM 5006007008009001000110012001300none .012.018.028.050.075.100.130−−5 kW .002.003.003.015.020.030.050−−ELECTRIC HEATERSPart Number DescriptionHeating Capacity (Btuh)208V 230V AMWK005AH 5 kW, single phase, 208 / 230V, 60 Hz 14,30017,200AMWK007AH 7 kW, single phase, 208 / 230V, 60 Hz 20,70025,000AMWK011AH11 kW, single phase, 208 / 230V, 60 Hz29,70036,000ACCESSORIESDescriptionPart NumberCooling Control KitAMWK001CK Louvered Wall Panel (Decorative Grille) with Frame for model sizes 18, 24, 30 (package of 6)AMWK001WG Louvered Wall Panel (Decorative Grille) with Frame for model size 36 (package of 6)AMWK002WG Wall Mounting (Suspended) Brackets KitAMWK001MKInternational Comfort Products, LLC Lewisburg, T ennessee 37091 USA。

中国移动智能家庭网关设备测试规范

中国移动智能家庭网关设备测试规范

中国移动通信企业标准QB-╳╳-╳╳╳-╳╳╳╳中国移动智能智能网关测试规范Test Specification of Intelligent Home Gateway for China Mobile版本号:1.0.0╳╳╳╳-╳╳-╳╳发布╳╳╳╳-╳╳-╳╳实施中国移动通信集团公司发布目录前言 .............................................................................................................................................1. 范围.......................................................................................................................................................2. 规范性引用文件 ...................................................................................................................................3. 术语、定义和缩略语 ...........................................................................................................................3.1. 术语定义 ..................................................................................................................................3.2. 缩略语 ......................................................................................................................................4. 测试配置...............................................................................................................................................5. 管理接口功能测试 ...............................................................................................................................5.1. 连接功能 .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.2. 软件升级 ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.3. 设备重启 ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.4. 参数配置文件上传.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.5. 参数配置文件下载.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.6. 远程恢复出厂设置.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.7. 故障诊断 .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.8. 性能监控 .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.9. 安全管理 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.10. 指示灯控制.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5.11. 智能网关系统信息参数查询.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6. 设备接入功能测试 ...............................................................................................................................6.1. WAN连接功能.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6.2. WAN连接配置.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6.3. WAN连接数据隔离功能 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7. 设备传送功能测试 ...............................................................................................................................7.1. VLAN功能 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7.2. 数据转发功能..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7.3. 组播功能 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7.4. 接入公网终端数量限制功能.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8. 设备联网功能测试 ...............................................................................................................................8.1. 用户接口联网功能.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8.2. 智能网关下挂设备管理测试......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8.3. WLAN功能........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9. 设备地址功能测试 ...............................................................................................................................9.1. IPv4地址管理.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9.2. IPv4 NAT/NAPT要求 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9.3. DNS功能要求............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10. 设备QoS 功能测试...........................................................................................................................10.1. 业务流分类和标记功能.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10.2. 业务流限速.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10.3. 绝对优先级队列调度功能.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10.4. WRR优先级队列调度功能........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11. API功能测试.......................................................................................................................................11.1. API权限测试 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11.2. 智能网关API功能调用验证 .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11.3. 插件消息通知测试.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12. 设备安全功能测试 .............................................................................................................................12.1. 防攻击功能...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12.2. 网络访问的安全性....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12.3. WLAN安全...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12.4. 语音安全 ................................................................................................................................12.5. 家长控制(可选).....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12.6. 设备其它功能..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13. VoIP测试.............................................................................................................................................13.1. VoIP双栈管理 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14. 操作管理维护要求 .............................................................................................................................14.1. 日志功能 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14.2. 本地操作管理维护...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................。

16频道真正多频道UHF无线系统产品说明书

16频道真正多频道UHF无线系统产品说明书

16-CHANNEL TRUE DIVERSITY UHF WIRELESS SYSTEMOWNER'S MANUALCopyright 2013, Samson Technologies Corp. v2Samson Technologies Corp.45 Gilpin AveHauppauge, NY 11788Important Safety InformationCAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOTREMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS IN-SIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.If you want to dispose this product, do not mix it with general household waste. There is aseparate collection system for used electronic products in accordance with legislation thatrequires proper treatment, recovery and recycling.Private household in the 25 member states of the EU, in Switzerland and Norway may return their used electronic products free of charge to designated collection facilities or to a retailer (if you purchase a similar new one).For Countries not mentioned above, please contact your local authorities for a correct method of disposal.By doing so you will ensure that your disposed product undergoes the necessary treatment, recovery and recycling and thus prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human health.ATTENTIONRISQUE D’ÉLECTROCUTION !NE PAS OUVRIR !WARNINGTO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT USE THIS PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLET UNLESS THE BLADES CAN BE FULLY INSERT-ED TO PREVENT BLADE EXPOSURE. TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK, MATCH WIDE BLADE PLUG TO WIDE SLOT AND FULLY INSERT.Important Safety Information1. Read these instructions.2. Keep these instructions.3. Heed all warnings.4. Follow all instructions.5. Do not use this apparatus near water.6. Clean only with dry cloth.7. Do not block any ventilation open-ings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.8. Do not install near any heat sourc-es such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (includ-ing amplifiers) that produce heat.9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug hastwo blades and a third ground-ing prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at the plugs, convenience recep-tacles, and at the point where theyexit from the apparatus.11. Only use attachments/accessoriesspecified by the manufacturer.12. Use only with the cart, stand,the apparatus. When a cart isused, use caution when movingthe cart/apparatus combinationto avoid injury from tip-over.13. Unplug the apparatus during light-ening storms, or when unused for long periods of time. 14. Refer all servicing to qualified per-sonnel. Service is required whenthe apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects havefallen into the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.15. This appliance shall not beexposed to dripping or splashing water and that no object filled with liquid such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus.16. Caution-to prevent electrical shock, match wide blade plug wide slot fully insert.17. Please keep a good ventilation en-vironment around the entire unit.18. The direct plug-in adapter is used as disconnect device, the discon-nect device shall remain readily operable.19. Batteries (battery pack or batteriesinstalled) shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.Table of ContentsIntroduction (6)System Features (7)System Components (7)Guided Tour - CR88 Receiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Guided Tour - CB88 Belt Pack Transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . .10Guided Tour - CH88 Handheld Transmitter . . . . . . . . . . . .12Quick Start - Single System Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Quick Start - Multiple System Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Rack Mounting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Concert 88 Channel Plans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Specifications (22)5 Concert 88 Wireless SystemIntroductionCongratulations on purchasing the Samson Concert 88 wireless system. The Concert 88 is the ideal solution for the active performer who needs a reliable, great sounding system for wireless applications. Featuring simple operation, with 16 available chan-nels and infrared set for the transmitter channel, the Concert 88 can quickly be up and running out of the box. The Concert 88 system ensures clear, interruption-free performance by combining tone-key with auto-mute. This configuration allows only the transmitter’s audio to pass through the receiver, and mutes the output if there is any interference.The Concert 88 comes in four configurations. The vocal handheld system includes the CH88 handheld transmitter and Q6 dynamic microphone capsule. The CB88 belt pack system can be configured with either the HS5 headset microphone, LM5 lavalier microphone, or a ¼" instrument cable. For travel or permanent installation, the Concert 88 includes a standard 19" rackmount kit.In these pages, you’ll find a detailed description of the features of the Concert 88 wireless system, as well as a guided tour through its control panel, step-by-step instructions for its setup and use, and full specifications. If your wireless system was purchased in the United States, you’ll also find a warranty card enclosed—don’t forget to fill it out and mail it in so that you can receive online technical support and so that we can send you updated information about this and other Samson products in the future. Also, be sure to check out our website () for com-plete information about our full product line.We recommend you keep the following records for reference, as well as a copy of your sales receipt.Receiver Serial number: _________________________________________ Transmitter Serial number: ______________________________________Date of purchase: ______________________________________________Dealer name: __________________________________________________With proper care and maintenance, your Concert 88 wireless system will operate trouble-free for many years. Should your wireless system ever require servicing, a Return Authorization (RA) number must be obtained before shipping your unit to Samson. Without this number, the unit will not be accepted. Please call Samsonat 1-800-3SAMSON (1-800-372-6766) for an RA number prior to shipping your unit. Please retain the original packing materials and, if possible, return the unit in its original carton. If your Concert 88 system was purchased outside of the United States, contact your local distributor for warranty details and service information.67Concert 88 Wireless System System ComponentsSystem FeaturesAll systemsCR88 receiverPower Supply¼" to ¼" audio cableRack Accessories Long rack ear, short rack ear, two receiver adaptor Owner's ManualHandheld systemCH88 handheld transmitter with Q6 dynamic microphone capsuleHeadset systemCB88 belt pack transmitterHS5 headset microphone with mini-XLR connectorLavalier SystemCB88 belt pack transmitterLM5 lavalier microphone with mini-XLR connectorTie clipInstrument SystemCB88 belt pack transmitter¼" to mini-XLR instrument cable•Professional wireless system for use in both live sound and sound contracting applications •True diversity technology maximizes active range (up to 300 feet) and reduces potential interference •16 available channels operating in the UHF band designed for maximum system compatibility in the same location without interference • The CR88 receiver is a half-rack unit that can be used freestanding or can be mounted in any standard 19" rack using the included rack kit, making it easy to integrate into any traveling or fixed installation audio system• Tone-key and auto-mute ensures clear, interruption-free performance allowing only the transmitter’s audio to pass through the receiver, and mutes the output if there is any interference• Up to 300-foot range (line-of-sight)•Up to eight hours of battery life, using two standard AA batteriesGuided Tour - CR88 Receiver1. Antennas - The antenna mountings allow full rotation for optimum placement. Innormal operation, both antennas should be placed in a vertical position. Both antennas can be folded inward for convenience when transporting the CR88. 2. VOLUME Control - This knob sets the level of the audio signal being outputthrough both the balanced and unbalanced output jacks on the rear panel.Reference level is obtained when the knob is turned fully clockwise (to its “10”setting).3. READY Indicator - This indicator lights green when the CR88 is receiving RF sig-nal and the system is ready to use.4. PEAK Indicator - This indicator lights red when the transmitted audio signal isoverloaded.5. LED Display - The 7-segment LED display shows the receiver's current operatingchannel. The CR88 channels are indicated by 0-9 and A-F.6. IR Transmitter - During “IR SET” an infrared light is used to set the transmitterchannel.7. SELECT Button - Press this button to cycle through the receiver's operating chan-nels. Press and hold this button to send the channel information to the transmit-ter via infrared transmission.8. POWER Switch - Use this to turn the CR88 power on and off.89Concert 88 Wireless SystemGuided Tour - CR88 Receiver1. DC Input - Connect the supplied power adapter here, using the strain relief asshown in the illustration below. WARNING: Do not substitute any other kind of power adapter. Doing so can cause severe damage to the CR88 and will void your warranty.2. BALANCED OUTPUT - Use this electronically balanced low impedance (600 Ohm)XLR jack when connecting the CR88 to professional (+4dBu) audio equipment. Pin wiring is as follows: Pin 1 ground, Pin 2 high (hot), and Pin 3 low (cold).3. UNBALANCED OUTPUT - Use this unbalanced high impedance (5K Ohm) ¼" jackwhen connecting the CR88 to consumer (-10dBV) audio equipment. Wiring is as follows: tip hot, sleeve ground.Guided Tour - CB88 Belt Pack Transmitter1. Input Connector - Connect the input device via the mini-XLR connector. The CB88is supplied with either a lavalier, headset microphone or ¼" instrument cable. 2. Status Indicator - This LED displays the operation mode:GREEN Normal OperationRED MuteFlashing GREEN Low Battery3. Power/Mute Switch - Press and hold to turn the unit on or off. Press and releaseto mute or unmute the transmitter.4. Belt Clip - Use this clip to fasten the CB88 transmitter to a belt or guitar strap.5. Battery Cover Release - Push in both sides and pull back to open the CB88 bat-tery cover.6. Antenna - This permanently attached transmitter antenna should be fully extend-ed during normal operation.1011Concert 88 Wireless System 7. Input GAIN Control - This control adjusts the transmitter input sensitivity to workwith microphone and instruments inputs. For optimal performance, using the included screwdriver, set the input GAIN control to where you see the CR88 PEAK indicator start to light under high levels, then turn down slowly until the PEAK light stops lighting. 8. Battery Holder - Insert two standard AA (LR6) batteries here, being sure toobserve the plus and minus polarity markings shown. Although rechargeableNi-Cad batteries can be used, they do not supply adequate current for more than four hours. WARNING: Do not insert the batteries backwards; doing so can cause severe damage to the CB88 and will void your warranty.9. IR Lens - This window is used to capture the infrared signal sent from the CR88during the IR SET to channelize the transmitter.10. Plastic Screwdriver - Designed for use in adjusting the CB88 input GAIN control(See #7 Input GAIN Control).Guided Tour - CB88 Belt Pack TransmitterGuided Tour - CH88 Handheld Transmitter1. Status Indicator - This LED displays the Array operation mode:GREEN Normal OperationRED MuteFlashing GREEN Low Battery2. Power/Mute Switch - Press and hold toturn the unit on or off. Press and releaseto mute or unmute the transmitter.3. Battery Cover - Unscrew the battery covercompartment.4. Battery Holder - Open the battery holderby pressing the tab and lifting the cover.Insert two standard AA (LR6) batterieshere, being sure to observe the plus andrechargeable Ni-Cad batteries can beused, they do not supply adequate cur-Do not insert the batteries backwards;CH88 and will void your warranty.5. Input GAIN Control - This control adjuststhe transmitter input sensitivity. Foroptimal performance, using the includedscrewdriver, set the input GAIN control to where you see the CR88 PEAK indica-tor start to light under high levels, then turn down until the PEAK light stops lighting.6. IR Lens - This window is used to capture the infrared signal sent from the CR88during the IR SET to channelize the transmitter. The battery cover must be open and the IR Lens facing towards the receiver to load the selected channel.7. Plastic Screwdriver - Designed for use in adjusting the CB88 input GAIN control(See #5 Input GAIN Control HH).12Quick Start - Single System SetupIn order for your wireless system to work correctly, both the receiver and transmitter must be set to the same channel.Follow this basic procedure for setting up and using your Concert 88 wireless system:Physically place the CR88 receiver where it will be used, and extend the anten-nas vertically. The general rule of thumb is to maintain “line of sight” between the receiver and transmitter so that the person using or wearing the transmitter can see the receiver.With the Power switch on and the CR88 power off, connect the included powers Select button to change channelQuick Start - Single System SetupWhen using multiple systems, each system must be set to a different operating channel. Transmitter and receiver pairs must be on the same channel plan in order to worktogether (See "Concert 88 Channel Plans" on page 20).When setting an additional transmitter, make sure to close all other transmitter bat-9. Press and h 8. Press button on transmitter to turn onThe CR88 receiver can be installed into a standard 19” rack for transport or per-manent installation using the included rack ears. Follow the simple steps below to mount the CR88:Attach the included rack ears by sliding each rack ear into the groove on either side of the CR88 until they lock into place, and the receiver flush with the front panel.Position the CR88 receiver into an available rack space and slide in until the rack ears are touching the rails of the rack case and are aligned with the rack rail holes.Mount the receiver into the rack using the appropriate size rack screws (not includ-ed). To ensure equal tension and balance when installing the receiver, you should secure screws in a crisscross pattern of opposite corners: top left -> bottom right -> top right -> bottom left.In order to mount two CR88 receiv-ers in one rack space, the system includes a center connection piece. Slide the center connection piece into the groove of each receiver and attach the short rack ears to each receiver. Mount the receivers into the rack using the crisscross pattern described above.Rack MountingGroup C 638-662 MHzGroup D542-566 MHzGroup F*863-865 MHzGroup G*606-630 MHzCh Freq Ch Freq Ch Freq Ch Freq0638.1250542.1250863.050 0606.125 1639.6251543.6251863.250 1607.625 2641.0502545.052863.550 2609.053642.4253546.4253863.750 3610.425 4642.9004546.9004864.050 4610.900 5645.5255549.5255864.250 5613.525 6647.1006551.1006864.550 6615.100 7648.4757552.4757864.750 7616.475 8650.0008554.0008864.950 8618.000 9652.0759556.0759620.075 A654.975A558.975A622.975 B655.975B559.975B623.975 C657.050C561.050C625.050 D658.975D562.975D626.975 E660.425E564.425E628.425 F661.975F565.975F629.975 Concert 88 Channel Plans* Not for use in the USA and Canada. For questions regarding available channels in your area contact your local Samson distributor.20Troubleshooting Issue SolutionsNo Audio Make sure that the transmitter and receiver are both powered on.Ensure the transmitter’s batteries are installed correctly. Check that the transmitter is not muted.Confirm that the CR88 adaptor is correctly connected and plugged into an electrical outlet.Turn on the CR88 receiver.Make sure the CR88 audio output connections are se-curely connected.Ensure that the receiver and transmitter are in line of sight with one another.Check the receiver and audio input device level controls. Ensure that the transmitter and receiver are set to the same operating channel. If unsure, reset the channel by performing an IR set.Distorted Audio The receiver output level or audio input device level may be too high.Check the transmitters batteries, and replace if low.The input gain on the transmitter (CB88) or audio source level may be too high.Audio Dropout The transmitter may be too far away from the receiver. Move it closer to the receiver, or reposition the antennas. Remove any sources that may cause RF interference such as cell phones, cordless phones, lighting equipment, com-puters, metal structures, etc.Receiver will not power on Check the adaptor to ensure it is properly connected and plugged into an outlet providing power.Transmitter will notpower on (LED lightsRED)Replace the transmitter batteries.Unwanted noise or interference If using multiple systems, make sure none of the systems are operating on the same channel. If the problem per-sists, change one or all of the systems channels.21Concert 88 Wireless SystemSpecifications SystemWorking Range 300' (100m) line of sightAudio Frequency Response 50 Hz - 15 kHzT.H.D. (Overall) <1% (@AF 1 kHz, RF 46 dBu) Dynamic Range >100 dB A-weightedSignal to Noise >90 dBOperating Temperature –10°C (14°F) to +60°C (+140°F) Tone Key Frequency 32.768 kHzCB88 Belt pack TransmitterInput Connector Mini-XLR (P3)Input Impedance 1MΩInput Gain Range 38 dBRF Power 10 mW EIRPPower Requirements Two AA (LR6) alkaline batteries Battery Life 8 hoursDimensions (HxLxD) 3.75" x 2.44" x 0.75"96mm x 62mm x 18.5mmWeight 0.2 lb / 93 gCH88 Handheld TransmitterMicrophone Element Q6 DynamicInput Gain Range 28 dBRF Power 10 mW EIRPPower Requirements Two AA (LR6) alkaline batteries Battery Life 8 hoursDimensions (HxØ) 10.23" x 2.1"260mm x 54mmWeight 0.48 lb / 218 gCR88 ReceiverAudio Output Level - Unbalanced +14 dBuAudio Output Level - Balanced +9 dBuAudio Output Impedance - Unbalanced 810 OhmsAudio Output Impedance - Balanced 240 OhmsSensitivity -100 dBm / 30 dB sinadImage Rejection >50 dBOperating Voltage 15 VDC 200mADimensions (LxWxH) 8.25" x 4.9" x 1.75"210mm x 125mm x 44mmWeight 0.85 lb / 388 gAt Samson, we are continually improving our products, therefore specifications and images are subject to change without notice.22This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry & Science Canada.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.Hereby, Samson Technologies Corp., declares that this CR88, CH88, CB88 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity may be consulted at/site_media/support/R&TTE_DOC/CONCERT_88_R&TTE_DOC.pdfSamson Technologies45 Gilpin AvenueHauppauge, New York 11788-8816 Phone: 1-800-3-SAMSON (1-800-372-6766)Fax: 631-784-2201。

哈瓦(Hawa)滑动解决方案AG 8932 150 H 可调整部分 дивизи墙硬件系统说明书

哈瓦(Hawa)滑动解决方案AG 8932 150 H 可调整部分 дивизи墙硬件系统说明书

Hardware system of modular design for stackable wooden partitions up to 100 and 150 kg (220 and 330 lbs.) per panel.D e s c r i p t i o nThanks to the modular track system and its unrivalled cornering technique, Hawa Variotec 150 H enables the quick realization of all design concepts for room partitions. This hardware system allows straight running tracks / bottom guide channels and curved segments of 15, 30, 45, 60, 75 and 90 degrees to be combined to form custom-ized configurations. Different trolleys are required depending on the door weight (100 or 150 kg / 220 or 330 lbs.).Test certificates ot the Landesgewerbeanstalt Bayern (LGA) in Nuremberg confirm the hardware system‘s high functionality and resistance to wear.In principle, a version without bottom guide channels is possible. However, we recommend using them since this makes opening and closing the partitions more convenient.A p p l i c a t i o n sThis hardware system is suitable for use wherever high quality and quiet operation are called for, e.g. in hotels, restaurants, banks, open-plan offices and exclusive interior designs.F e a t u r e s o f t h e H a w a V a r i o t e c150H•Modular system•Trolley with two-point guide•Progressively adjustable height + 6 /-••Minimum axis radius 4000 mm (13'••Secure locking•Small space requirement in stacking areaL a y o u t e x a m p l e sThe layout examples shown below demonstrate the many varied and creative application possibilities of the Hawa Variotec 150 H hard- ware system.D o o r t y p e sDifferent door types can be combined to accommodate customized design preferences and creative solutions.Suspension profile: 10347 /11004Cover cap: 20907Suspension profile: 14232Cover cap: 14211Brush seal: 16797 /13791P a n e l c e n t e r i n gDoor panels must be centred to ensure flush fitting.Version AWith customer-suppliedwooden stripsVersion BWith Hawa seal profile,plain anodised aluminium (13528)including black rubber profile (13571)P r o t e c t i v e e d g e t r i m sE x a m p l e 1: L o c ki n g a t h a n d l e h e i g h tBar bolt lock code 19592 allows locking the sliding door at handle height.E x a m p l e 2:F l o o r l o c k i n gThe deadbolt lock code 10726 provides unobtrusive, barely visible locking at the panel bottom edge.Locking with bottom guide channelLocking with floor-mounted sleeve code 13787Q u o t e p r e p a r a t i o n a n d d e s i g nWe require the following details to prepare a quote and design version for you:•Clearance dimensions•Quantity of sliding doors•Quantity of pivot doors•Quantity of sliding pivot doors•Door width•Door height•Door thicknessO r d e r s p e c i f i c a t i o n s•Quantity and type of components for sliding doors, pivot doors and sliding pivot doors•Quantity, type and length of running track •Quantity and type of running track accessories •Quantity, type and length of bottom guide channel •Quantity and type of bottom guide channel accessories •Quantity and length of seal profile•Quantity and length or rubber profile•Quantity, type and length of Hawa protective edge trim •Quantity and type of locks•Quantity and type of lock accessoriesP l a n n i n g/i n s t a l l a t i o nFor planning and installation purposes, please use the installation drawing code 21718 (parallel) or 21719 (90°) (→ www.hawa.ch → Hawa Productfinder)。

香港机场航图

香港机场航图

General InfoHong Kong, HKGN 22?18.5' E113?54.9' Mag Var: 1.9訖Elevation: 28'Public, IFR, Control Tower, Low Level Wind Shear Alert System, Customs Fuel: Jet A-1Repairs: Major Airframe, Major EngineTime Zone Info: GMT+8:00 no DSTRunway InfoRunway 07L-25R 12467' x 197' asphaltRunway 07R-25L 12467' x 197' asphaltRunway 07L (73.0衽) TDZE 22'Lights: Edge, ALS, Centerline, TDZDisplaced Threshold Distance 568'Runway 07R (73.0衽) TDZE 27'Lights: Edge, ALS, Centerline, TDZDisplaced Threshold Distance 525'Runway 25L (253.0衽) TDZE 27'Lights: Edge, ALS, Centerline, TDZRunway 25R (253.0衽) TDZE 22'Lights: Edge, ALS, Centerline, TDZDisplaced Threshold Distance 571'Communications InfoATIS 128.2 Arrival ServiceATIS 127.05 Departure ServiceHong Kong Tower South Tower 118.4Hong Kong Tower North Tower 118.7 SecondaryHong Kong Tower North Tower 118.2Hong Kong Ground South Ground Control 122.55Hong Kong Ground North Ground Control 121.6Hong Kong Delivery Clearance Delivery 129.9Hong Kong Delivery Clearance Delivery 124.65 SecondaryHong Kong Precision Approach Control 133.7Hong Kong Director Approach Control 119.5Hong Kong Director Approach Control 119.35Hong Kong Director Approach Control 120.1 SecondaryHong Kong Approach Control 119.1Hong Kong Departure Control 122.0Hong Kong Departure Control 124.05 SecondaryHong Kong Departure Control 123.8Hong Kong Departure Radar 122.0Zone Control 120.6Notebook Info1.1.ATISD-ATIS Arrival128.2D-ATIS Departure127.051.2.NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES1.2.1NOISE MITIGATING MEASURESThe following procedures are implemented daily to reduce ACFT noise levels, whenoperating conditions permit. Noise mitigating procedures are not applicable tocalibration flights.1.2.1.1.PREFERENTIAL USE OF RWYS 07L/RAs a noise mitigating measure between 0001-0700LT, RWYs 07L/R will be nominated as the RWY direction-in-use whenever the tailwind component (including gusts) is10 KT or less when the RWY is dry, or 5 KT or less when the RWY is not dry. Duringthis period RWYs 25L/R may be used if operationally required, e.g. unserviceability of navigation aids, adverse weather conditions, ACFT performance, trafficsituations etc.1.2.2.RUN-UP TESTSEngine run-ups are subject to the following conditions:-An engine ground run is defined as any engine start-up not associated with aplanned ACFT departure.-Engine ground runs at ground idle power of not more than two engines at a time and for a duration not exceeding ten minutes may be carried out on the Passenger Apron or Cargo Apron.-Engine runs above ground idle power shall be carried out in the run-up facility andengine ground runs at idle power for a duration in excess of ten minutes shall onlybe carried out in approved locations.-All engine ground runs must be fully supervised by ground staff.-Maintenance or test running of jet engines not mounted on an ACFT is prohibitedunless performed in a test cell of adequate design.ENGINE GROUND RUN PROCEDURESInitial request for a ground engine run should be made to the APT Authority ApronControl Centre (Tel No: 2910 1112). The airline, ACFT maintenance agent engineer or mechanic in charge of the engine test is responsible for ensuring that all safetyprecautions against injury to persons or damage to properties, aircraft, vehicles and equipment in the vicinity are adopted.When ready to conduct the engine run, the pilot or authorized engineer shall obtain start-up clearance from Apron Control on 121.77 and a listening watch shall bemaintained on the frequency throughout the engine run. The ACFT anti-collisionbeacons must be activated for the entire duration of the ground engine run and Apron Control should be advised on its completion. The ground crew in charge mustmaintain communication with cockpit personnel and be able to stop the engine runimmediately if directed.1.3.LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES (LVP)1.3.1.GENERALLow Visibility Procedures are established for operations in a visibility of less than RVR 550m or a cloudbase of less than 200ft.ACFT operators must obtain approval from the Director-General of Civil Aviationprior to conducting any low visibility operations.Special procedures and safeguards will be applied during CAT II/III operations toprotect ACFT operating in low visibility and to avoid interference to the ILS signals.Pilots shall be informed when:-meteorological reports preclude ILS CAT I operations;-Low Visibility Procedures are in operation;-there is any unserviceability in a promulgated facility so that they may amendtheir minima.Pilots who wish to carry out an ILS CAT II/III approach shall inform ApproachControl on initial contact. Pilots may carry out a practice ILS CAT II/III approach at any time, but the full safeguarding procedures will not be applied and pilots should anticipate the possibility of ILS signal interference.1.3.2.ARRIVALACFT shall only vacate:-RWY 07L via TWYs A9 or A12;-RWY 07R via TWYs J7, J10, K6 or K7;-RWY 25L via TWYs H1, J3, K1 or K2;-RWY 25R via TWYs A1, A4 or A6.All RWY exits have TWY centre-line lead-off lights that are colour coded (green/yellow) to indicate that portion of the TWY that is within the ILS sensitive area.Pilots are to delay the 'RWY vacated' call until the ACFT has completely vacated the ILS sensitive area and passed the end of the colour coded TWY centre-line lights. 1.3.3.DEPARTUREACFT shall normally only enter:-RWY 07L via TWYs A1 or A2;-RWY 07R via TWYs H1, J1 or K1;-RWY 25L via TWYs J9, J10 or K7;-RWY 25R via TWYs A11 or A12.Holding positions on TWYs A1, A2, H1, J1, J9 and J10 are CAT I/II holding positions.Separate CAT II holding positions are provided on TWYs K1, K7 and K.Holding positions on TWYs A11 and A12 are CAT I/II/III holding positions.1.4.SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEMAPT is equipped with an Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (A-SMGCS) operating on a trial basis. The system is a Multistatic DependentSurveillance (MDS) multilateration system that utilises Mode S transponderstransmissions.To facilitate a full evaluation of the trial, pilots of ACFT equipped with 'weight-on-wheel' switch must ensure that the transponder is operating (select AUTO or XPNDR, do not switch to STAND-BY or OFF) and the assigned Mode A code is selected inaccordance with the following:-for a departing flight, from the request for push-back or taxi, whichever is earlier, -for an arriving flight, continuously until the ACFT is fully parked at the stand.For ACFT NOT equipped with 'weight-on-wheel' switch, follow existing transponder operating procedures.For ACFT that are capable of reporting ACFT Identification, (i.e. callsigns used inflight), the ACFT Identification should also be entered via FMS or Control Panel.1.5.TAXI PROCEDURESTaxi with extreme CAUTION and MIM engines power only.1.6.PARKING INFORMATION1.6.1.GENERALAll parking stands on the passenger apron are equipped with an automated docking guidance system for the centerline parking position.1.6.2.FRONTAL PARKING BAYSFrontal parking bays are those bays which are served by airbridges with directaccess to the passenger terminal building. All frontal parking bays can accommodate all current wide-body types of ACFT and have continuous yellow nosewheel guidance lines to indicate the correct parking centerline.Some frontal parking bays can also accommodate narrow-body types of ACFT at aseparate parking bay location displaced 30'/9m to the RIGHT of the wide-bodycenterline and indicated by a dashed yellow guidance line. The narrow-body parking bay is referred to by a "R" suffix, e.g. S23R. The following parking bays canaccommodate narrow-body types of ACFT:-South Apron E1R, E2R, E3R, S23R, S25R, S27R, S29R, S31R, S33R, S35R, S41R,S43R, S45R, S47R and S49R.-North Apron E16R, E17R, N22R, N24R, N26R, N28R, N30R, N32R, N34R, N60R,N62R, N64R, N66R, N68R and N70R.-West Apron W40R, W42R, W44R, W46R, W48R, W61R, W63R, W65R, W67R,W69R and W71R.1.6.3.REMOTE PARKING BAYS1.6.3.1.NORTH/SOUTH APRONAll remote parking bays on the North and South aprons have continuous yellownosewheel guidance lines.1.6.3.2.WEST APRONThe remote parking bays on the West apron are configured to accommodate up to5 wide-body type ACFT or up to 7 narrow-body type ACFT, or a combination of wideand narrow-body type ACFT.The wide-body parking locations have continuous yellow nosewheel guidance lines to indicate the correct parking centerline.The narrow-body parking locations are displaced to the LEFT and the RIGHT of thewide-body centerline and are indicated by dashed yellow nosewheel guidance lines.These narrow-body parking bays are referred to by a "L" or "R" suffix, e.g. W121L or W123R.1.7.OTHER INFORMATION1.7.1.GENERALBirds in vicinity of APT.1.7.2.LOCAL WIND EFFECTS1.7.2.1.GENERAL WARNINGDue to the proximity of the hilly terrain of Lantau Island to the South and East ofAPT, significant low-level windshear and moderate to severe turbulence can beexpected along the approaches to and departures from both RWYs when winds blowoff these hills, i.e. from East through Southwest at about 15 KT or more. As the hills to the North are further away, they play a less significant role, but none the less can create local wind effects when strong winds blow off these hills , i.e. fromNorthwest through Northeast, at about 20 KT or more.The terrain induced wind disturbances from nearby hills can be very small scale,sporadic and transient in nature. Whilst these wind disturbances may be small inphysical dimension and correspond to only several seconds of flight time, significant headwind changes (i.e. RWY orientated wind speed losses and/or gains being 15 KT or greater), can be expected as the ACFT flies through them. The sporadic andtransient nature of the terrain-induced wind disturbances results in some ACFTexperiencing windshear and/or turbulence, whilst others do not, even though thebroad meteorological conditions are the same. Successive ACFT which experiencewindshear and/or turbulence may also encounter a different sequence of events.Surface winds at the APT are generally not good indicators of the wind that may be experienced during the final phase of the approach. Winds at approximately 2000 ft may be a better representation of the prevailing wind conditions in the region.Generally, mean wind speed should decease towards lower altitudes but isolatedstrong gusts may be expected. Wind direction would also change with altitude due to blocking of the general wind flow by nearby hills or in the presence of low-leveltemperature inversion which occurs mostly in the cool season (about half of the time or more from November to April). It is possible for the magnitude of windshear and turbulence to increase towards final approach, resulting in deteriorating rather than improving conditions prior to touchdown.1.7.2.2.EASTERLY THROUGH SOUTHWESTERLY WINDSWhen prevailing winds are from the East through Southwest and with a speed inexcess of 15 KT, significant windshear and moderate turbulence can be expected on the approaches to or on departure from both RWYs. Larger magnitude of windshearand turbulence is possible when the wind speed is in excess of 30 KT. Because of the closeness to the hills of Lantau, the windshear and turbulence are more significantover the southern RWY (RWY 07R/25L).Low-level windshear and turbulence are expected to be more significant when thewind is from the direction 130^ - 210^ , especially in the presence of low-leveltemperature inversion or when the wind speed is more than 30 KT.1.7.2.3.NORTHWESTERLY THROUGH NORTHEASTERLY WINDSSignificant low-level windshear and moderate turbulence can be expected when wind speeds exceed 20 KT, especially for approaches to RWY 25L/R and along thedeparture and missed approach corridors from RWY 07L/R as these approach/departure corridors are closer to the hills to the North as compared with approaches to RWY 07L/R. Larger magnitude of windshear and turbulence over these approachand departure corridors is possible if the wind speed exceeds 30 KT, especially in the vicinity of "LOTUS".1.7.ND-SEA BREEZELand-sea breeze is not a strong wind phenomena but it can create a complex windfield in the vicinity of the APT and it can cause a significant change in winddirection within a distance of a few kilometers along the approach/departure areas.If the sea breeze opposes the prevailing wind flow it can result in significantwindshear even if fine weather conditions.1.7.2.5.LOW-LEVEL JET IN COOL SEASONDuring a surge of the winter monsoon, strong low-level jets of northeasterly windwith speeds up to 50 KT occasionally affect the APT. Under such circumstancessignificant windshear along the departure corridors of RWY 07L/R can be expected. 1.7.2.6.LOW-LEVEL WIND EFFECTSPilots should be aware of building-induced turbulence and windshear effects whenlanding at following conditions:- RWY 07R at strong northwesterly/northerly winds with a background speed ofabout 15 KT or more- RWY 25L at strong northwesterly/northerly winds- RWY 25R at strong southwesterly/southerly/southeasterly winds1.7.3.WINDSHEAR AND TURBULENCE WARNING SYSTEM (WTWS)1.7.3.1.MICROBURST/WINDSHEAR ALERTSThe Microburst or Windshear alert passed by ATC includes the type of alert (i.e.microburst or windshear), the magnitude of the RWY orientated wind speeddifference and the location (final approach or departure area as appropriate).When more than one occurence of wind shear is detected for a particular RWYcorridor, WTWS provided a consolidated Microburst or Wind Shear Alert for thatparticular RWY corridor based on a priority system wich takes into consideration the severity of the alerts and the confidence level of the different data sources whichgenerate the alerts.E.g. If a microburst with an intensity of minus 30 KT and a wind shear with anintensity of plus 15 KT are detected, only a Microburst Alert will be issued.Gain and loss events can co-exist within the same RWY corridor, particularly forterrain-induced wind shear. The WTWS is designed to assign a higher priority to aWind Shear Alert of wind loss compared to a Wind Shear Alert of wind gain. If the former is issued pilots are reminded that they may still encounter wind gain events.1.7.3.2.TURBULENCE ALERTSThe Turbulence Alert passed by ATC includes the intensity and type of alert (i.e.moderate or severe turbulence), and the location (final approach or departure areaas appropriate). The alert intensity (i.e. moderate or severe) follows ICAO'sstandard definition for reporting of turbulence .1.7.3.3.MICROBURST/WINDSHEAR ALERT COMBINED WITH TURBULENCE ALERTWhen a "Microburst Alert" or a "Windshear Alert" is given for a particular RWYand turbulence is also detected for that particular RWY, a "Turbulence Alert" willbe passed by ATC together with the "Microburst Alert" or "Windshear Alert". 1.7.4.LIGHTNING WARNING SYSTEMWhen the system predicts a strong probability of a lightning strike on the APTplatform, APT authority will issue a Red Lightning Warning. When airlines andhandling agents receive a Red Lightning Warning through SITA they should adviseinbound flights of the warning.If the period of the Red Lightning Warning is forecast to be prolonged, a messagewill be included on the ATIS broadcast advising of delays to parking and/or push-back.Because ground crew operations are suspended the wheels will not be chocked. APU should remain in operation. In the event of an inoperative APU, pilot shall keep one starboard engine running. ACFT unable to comply with this procedure should notifyGround Movement Control on initial contact.Ground crews will not commence a push-back when a Red Lightning Warning is inforce.1.8.LOW LEVEL TCAS ALERTS WITH HONG KONG CONTROL ZONEIFR flights sometimes experience TCAS alerts, these may be caused by transponder-equipped VFR or Special VFR flights operating on low-level routes in the vicinity of APT.Even though separation is provided, ATC will, under such circumstances, issuetraffic information to the ACFT concerned whenever practicable so that pilots will be aware of the possible TCAS alerts.2. ARRIVAL2.1.NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES2.1.1NOISE MITIGATING MEASURESThe following procedures are implemented daily to reduce ACFT noise levels, when operating conditions permit. Noise mitigating procedures are not applicable tocalibration flights.2.1.1.1.CONTINUOUS DESCENT APPROACH (CDA) FOR RWYS 25L/RAs a noise mitigating measure between 2301-0700LT arrivals to RWYs 25L/R mayexpect an ILS/DME approach with a CDA procedure subject to the prevailing traffic situation.-ACFT on the CDA procedure are expected to achieve a continuous descent profileapproximating a 3^ vertical profile from 8000' to intercept the GS at or above4500'.During a CDA pilots should maintain a low thrust setting and should not haverecourse to level flight.-ACFT will be given radar vectors from about 27 NM from touchdown (12 NM toFAF), to intercept the LLZ outside of the FAF (LOTUS D15 IFL - RWY 25L, RIVER D15 ITFR - RWY 25R). The estimated track miles to touchdown will be passed withdescent clearance and further distance information may be given as required.-The recommended speed for the CDA intermediate approach segment is 210-225 KT, this should permit a relatively clean configuration for as long as practicable. Thepublished speed restrictions for the final approach segment are applicable for theCDA procedure, 180 KT at FAF and between 150-160 KT at 4 NM from touchdown.-If ACFT cannot comply with the CDA procedures or speed limitations, the pilotshould advise ATC in good time so that alternative arrangements can be made.2.2.CAT II/III OPERATIONSRWYs 07L, 07R and 25L approved for CAT II, RWY 25R for CAT II/III operations,special aircrew and ACFT certification required.2.3.RWY OPERATIONS2.3.1.RWY UTILISATIONVacate RWY as quickly as practicable.To facilitate minimum RWY occupancy time, each RWY has multiple rapid exit TWYs.Vacate via the first available rapid exit TWY commensurate with operationalconditions, or as instructed.ACFT vacating the RWY should not stop on the exit TWY until the entire ACFT haspassed the RWY holding point.2.3.2.REDUCED RWY SEPARATION MINIMUMS (RRSM)RRSM may be applied between a departing ACFT and a succeeding landing ACFT orbetween two successive landing ACFT on the same RWY provided the followingconditions exist:-visibility of at least 5 km;-ceiling in the departure/missed approach area 3000' or more;-during daylight hours from 30 minutes after local sunrise to 30 minutes before local sunset;-the second ACFT will be able to see the first ACFT clearly and continuously untilthe first is clear of the RWY;-no unfavorable surface wind conditions (including significant tailwind/turbulenceor windshear, etc);-braking action not adversely affected by water or other contaminants (i.e. RRSMwill be suspended whenever the RWY is wet or there is pilot report of poor braking action).Pilots shall inform ATC in good time in the event that ACFT may not vacate the RWY expeditiously due technical or OPR reason.When RRSM is applied, the successive landing ACFT may be given clearance to landbefore the first ACFT has cleared the RWY-in-use after landing or crossed the RWYend on departure provided there is reasonable assurance that the followingseparation distances will exist when the landing ACFT crosses the THR:RWY 07L/25R-Landing following departure:The departing ACFT is/will be airborne and has passed a point at least 2400m fromTHR (ABEAM TWY A8 for RWY 07L or TWY A5 for RWY 25R).-Landing following landing:The preceding ACFT has landed and has passed a point at least 2400m from THR(ABEAM TWY A8 for RWY 07L or TWY A5 for RWY 25R), is in motion and willvacate the RWY without backtracking.RWY 07R/25L-Landing following departure:The departing ACFT is/will be airborne and has passed a point at least 2900m fromTHR (ABEAM TWY K6 for RWY 07R or TWY K2 for RWY 25L).-Landing following landing:The preceding ACFT has landed and has passed a point at least 2900m from THR(ABEAM TWY K6 for RWY 07R or TWY K2 for RWY 25L), is in motion and will vacate the RWY without backtracking.ATC will provide warning to the second ACFT when issuing the landing clearance in line with ICAO standard phraseology, eg:-(Callsign....), preceding B737 landing about to vacate the RWY, surface wind 090 degrees/ 11 KT, cleared to land.-(Callsign....), departing A320 ahead about to rotate, surface wind 230 degrees/ 6 KT, cleared to land.Pilots must notify ATC in advance if they anticipate not being able to comply with any of the above requirements.2.4.OTHER INFORMATION 2.4.1.DISTANCE FROM TOUCHDOWN INFO In the event of airborne DME receiver failure or ground equipment failure,equivalent DME ranges will be provided by PRM controller for ILS CAT I approach at Final Approach Point and Outer Marker fix on frequency 133.7 MHz, as outlined in the following table:In the event of airborne DME receiver failure, pilots must advise ATC prior to commencing the approach.3.1.START-UP & PUSH-BACK PROCEDURES All ACFT other than helicopters and locally light ACFT shall obtain an ATC clearanceprior to engine start. Pilots are to inform HONG KONG Ground/Delivery, asappropriate, of callsign, parking stand number/location, identifier of the latestATIS received unless it has been included in the RCD (request for departure clearance down link) message via datalink, proposed flight level if it is different from thefiled flight plan and when applicable, special requirements (e.g. request for another departure RWY or inability to comply with SID climb profile).Additionally, departures for destinations in China routeing via BEKOL (A461) shall contact Hong Kong Delivery 15 minutes before estimated off-block time (EOBT) to obtain advance notification of any flow control restriction that may affect the flight.A 2-way Pre-Departure Clearance (PDC) data link service is available to approved operators from HONG KONG Delivery between 0730-0030LT daily. Pilots should send a RCD to ATC not more than 20min prior to EOBT. If the CLD message is not received within 5 min or there is any problem with date link exchange, pilot shall inform HONG KONG Delivery.Pilots not participating in the PDC service shall contact HONG KONG Deliverybetween 0730-0030LT. All pilots shall contact HONG KONG Ground (South) between 0030-0730LT 5 minutes prior to start to put their ATC clearance on request. Upon receipt of the ATC clearance the pilot shall read back the following information:-Callsign, - Destination, - Route, - SID, - SSR code.3. DEPARTUREPilots shall comply with instructions issued by HONG KONG Delivery regarding when to contact the relevant HONG KONG Ground frequency.Once an ATC clearance has been received, unless there is a specific time restriction included in the clearance, any delay in being ready to push-back, start engines ortaxi may result in the clearance being cancelled.Pilots shall contact HONG KONG Ground (South) except when notified it is sectorised, in which case pilots shall contact:-HONG KONG Ground (North) for North and West Aprons.-HONG KONG Ground (South) for South, Cargo and Business Aviation Aprons.Prior to requesting for push-back or taxi from a parking stand, pilots of ACFT equipped with a "weight-on-wheel" switch must ensure the transponder is operating (on "AUTO" or "XPNDR", and not "STDBY" or "OFF") and the assigned Mode A code is selected. ACFT with Mode S transponder capable of reporting ACFT Identification should have its identification in the ICAO flight plan format entered via FMS or Control Panel.The majority of parking bays have two standard push-back procedures, push-back BLUE and push-back RED. The normal push-back procedure is to the taxilane ABEAM the adjacent parking bay, but where this would result in the ACFT entering a critical area the push-back is extended to a Tug Stop Point clear of the critical area.Stands E2, E17, N24, N30, N60, N142, N143, S25, S31, S43, S102 thru S104, S108,S110 and W65 have a push-back/tow-forward procedure, push-back GREEN.If this push-back procedure is not acceptable due to operational restrictions, pilot should inform ATC immediately and alternative push-back arrangements will be given.ACFT making a push-back GREEN should be ready for taxi as soon as the push-back and tow-forward procedure and engine start process has been completed.Under certain traffic conditions it may be necessary for Hong Kong Ground to issue non-standard push-back instructions to expedite to flow of traffic. Pilots will be issued a "non-standard push-back" to a defined location and direction.Pilots shall ensure that the push-back colour code or non-standard push-back instructions issued by HONG KONG Ground are accurately relayed to their ground crew before push-back or engine start commences.There is a restriction to the starting of engines for ACFT in parking bays S103, S108 and W123. If ACFT in these bays are required to push-back through 180^, only one engine shall be started during the push-back, other engines shall only be started when the push-back manoeuvre has been completed.When known conditions exist which necessitate that engine start-up is carried out in the parking bay prior to the commencement of push-back, or greater than idle engine thrust will be required during engine start (e.g. cross-bleed start procedure), the pilot shall advise HONG KONG Ground of the fact when engine start or push-back clearance is requested.Whilst push-back procedure is being conducted, it is essential for safety reasonsthat communication contact is maintained between pilot and ground engineer in charge. ATC clearance will not normally be issued to ACFT whilst being pushed back, unless the pilot so requests.To avoid delay to other traffic using the apron ACFT should be ready to taxi as soon as the push-back manoeuvre and engine start procedure are completed. The standard push-back for stands N68 and N70 is into TWY B, therefore to avoid delays to other traffic it is essential that the ACFT should be ready to taxi as soon as the push-back manoeuvre is complete. If ACFT are unable to comply with this procedure, pilotsshall immediately inform HONG KONG Ground in order that alternative taxi instructions may be issued to other traffic.Pilots are reminded that they should always use minimum power when starting engines or manoeuvring within the apron area. It is especially important when commencing to taxi that break-away thrust is kept to an absolute minimum and then reduced to idle thrust as soon as practicable.。

Resolution 系列耳机说明书

Resolution 系列耳机说明书

Resolution SubwooferPowered SubwooferQUICK SETUP GUIDEGetting StartedTHE LEADER IN AUDIO ENGINEERINGThank you for your purchase of the Resolution Subwoofer, a powered subwoofer in the Resolution Series of loudspeakers.The Resolution Subwoofer delivers large amounts of sustained low frequency infor-mation without reservation. Excellent cabinet construction, robust driver selection and 650 watts of genuine Krell amplification combine to offer the huge output, speed and resolution necessary for the ultimate home theater or music system experience. The Resolution Subwoofer features a one-inch MDF enclosure with 2-inch thick front and rear baffles. The sealed box design promotes clean, accurate bass. A separate control cavity completely isolates electronics package from the driver.The single 15-inch driver has a very stiff, reinforced polypropylene cone. Peak to Peak linear travel is 1-3/8-inch, and the voice coil is extra long. Motor geometry fea-tures a focused magnetic field that promotes control and lowers distortion.The 650 watt Krell Current Mode power amplifier is a Class AB design featuring a 1000 watt transformer and 55,000 microfarads of filter capacitance. Class AB amplifi-cation provides power quickly and sustains power indefinitely, thereby providing complete control of the driver under the most demanding conditions.This document outlines the basic steps for unpacking, placing, connecting, and oper-ating the Resolution Subwoofer. The owner’s reference for this product, including a detailed description of features and the product warranty, is available on the web at:Please contact your authorized dealer, distributor, or Krell if you have any ques-tions not addressed in the owner’s reference.Follow these steps to safely unpack your subwoofer:1.Set the shipping box right side up using the arrows on the box as a guide.2 people needede a box-cutting knife and slit the tape all along the top seams of the outer carton.3.Open the flaps to reveal the inner carton.4.Slit the tape along the top seams of the inner carton.5.Open the flaps and remove the power cord and two cardboard boxes, marked “accessories” and “grille”, and set aside.6.Carefully invert the box, so that the top foam piece is on the floor. Make certain that the subwoofer stays inside the carton as you bring it to the vertical position.2 people needed7.Kneel down and grasp the top foam piece.8.Carefully lift the inner and outer cartons straight up, and off the box. The sub-woofer is still inverted.9.Remove the bottom foam piece.10.Set the inner and outer cartons and the bottom foam piece aside.11.Gently slide the protective sleeve around the subwoofer down, toward the top ofthe subwoofer and toward the top foam piece on the floor.WARNINGSTHERE ARE NO USER-SERVICE-ABLE PARTS INSIDE ANY KRELL PRODUCT.Krell Resolution Subwoofer 1UnpackingNoteSave all packing materials. If you need to ship a Resolution Series loudspeaker in the future,repack the unit in its original packaging to prevent shipping damage.This product complies with the EMC directive (89/336/EEC) and the low-voltage directive (73/23/EEC).2 Krell Resolution SubwooferNotesBe careful not to scratch the loudspeaker cabinet with the grille locator pins.Clean the grille periodically to remove accumulated dust.Gently wipe the grille from top to bottom using a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use rubber condi-tioner or solvent.Attach the grille to the loudspeaker before you play music. The Resolution Subwoofer has a snap-on grille, which is comprised of grille cord strung between 2 metal grille blocks. The grille is shipped in the cardboard box marked “grille”.Follow These Steps to Attach the Subwoofer Grille:1.Grasp the grille blocks on each end of the grille and lift the grille out of the grille box. Place the grille block with the Krell logo on the bottom front of the sub-woofer; and place the other grille block on the top front.2.Gently guide the grille locator pins into the 3 grille holes on the bottom front of the subwoofer.3.Grasp the remaining grille block,allowing it to rest between thethumb and forefinger of each hand.4.Pull firmly to stretch the grille cords,until the grille locator pins align with the 3 grille holes on the top front of the subwoofer.5.Gently guide the pins into the grille holes. You hear a click when the grille is in place.Detach the Grille Before You Repack the Subwoofer:1.Grasp the grille block attached to the top front of the subwoofer.2.Gently pull the grille block straight out until the grille locator pins slide out of the grille holes.3.Remove the grille block with the Krell logo from the bottom front of the subwoofer.4.T o protect the grille, place it in the grille box until you are ready to rein-stall it.This product is manufactured in the United States of America. Krell ®is a registered trademark of Krell Industries, Inc.,and is restricted for use by Krell Industries, Inc., its subsidiaries, and authorized agents. All rights reserved. All other trademarks and trade names are registered to their respective companies.©2004 by Krell Industries, Inc., All rights reserved12.Locate the spikes, rubber feet and locking washers, in the small cardboardbox marked “accessories”.13.Choose the set of feet you want to use on your subwoofer.14.Thread the washers onto the feet.15.Screw each foot/washer assembly into the 4 screw holes located on the bot-tom of the subwoofer.16.Carefully invert the subwoofer so that it is resting on the feet, right side up.17.Spin the washers counterclockwise up the shaft of each foot to fix the heightof the foot.18.Remove the top foam piece and protective sleeve. You are ready to positionthe subwoofer in the listening area. 2 people needed Each Resolution Subwoofer requires at least 2 inches (5 cm) of clearance on each side and in front, and at least 2 inches (5 cm) of clearance above and to the rear of the subwoofer for adequate ventilation. The subwoofer delivers excellent per-formance in nearly any location in the listening room. Two placement options fol-low:Option 1: Stereo.Place the Resolution Subwoofer midway between the left and right loudspeakers.Option 2: Home Theater. Place the subwoofer in a corner of the room, preferably one foot from any wall.AC Power Guidelines.The subwoofer has superb regulation and does not require a dedicated AC circuit. Operate the subwoofer only with the power cord supplied.PlacementTo Install Feet On Your LoudspeakerPosition the loudspeaker in the listening area before attaching the grille.Each Resolution Subwoofer is provided with 2 sets of feet: 4spikes and 4 rubber feet. The sharp, pointed spikes are ideal for carpeted floors. The rubber feet protect tile and wood floors.Unpacking , continuedTo Attach/Detach the Subwoofer Grille(not illustrated)Figure 1 Resolution Subwoofer Back Back Panel FunctionsIEC ConnectorFrequency Adjust ButtonsIMPORTANTDo not disconnect signal cables when the amplifier is on and con-nected to the loudspeaker. Doing so will cause a loud pop that may damage your components.Tighten loudspeaker binding posts by hand only.NotesWhen powering up any system,always turn amplifiers on last.When powering down, always turn amplifiers off first.When single-ended inputs are used, shorting jumpers must be inserted into pins 1 and 3 on the XLR connectors. The jumper is not necessary for the right XLR when in mono/LFE mode.Jumpers are provided in the accessory box.Krell Industries, Inc., 45 Connair Road,Orange, CT 06477-3650 USA TEL 203-799-9954, FAX 203-891-2028, E-MAIL *********************WEB SITE 4 Krell Resolution SubwooferYour Resolution subwoofer product serial number is:P/N 307978-W v 04.0Krell recommends using balanced interconnect cables which minimize sonic loss and are immune to induced noise, especially with installations using long cables.Balanced connections have 6 dB more gain than single-ended connections. Before connecting the subwoofer to your system, make sure that all power sources and components are off. Neatly organize wiring between the subwoofer and all sys-tem components. Separate AC wires from audio cable to prevent hum or other unwanted noise from being introduced into the system.There are 2 connection modes for the subwoofer, 1) Mono/LFE (LFE is active) and 2) Stereo (LFE is not active). In addition, there are 2 connection options under the Stereo mode: A) Stereo with 1 subwoofer and B) Stereo with 2 subwoofers.Choose the LFE mode to use the Resolution Subwoofer in your home theater sys-tem, driven by the LFE/sub processor output. Choose the stereo mode if you want the subwoofer(s) to interface with the main left and right loudspeakers full time, driv-en by the left and right channel outputs of your preamplifier or processor.Connect the subwoofer to AC power, and turn signal sensing off. Follow these steps: 1.To connect the subwoofer in the LFE mode (LFE is active)Put the input switch in the down position. Mono/LFE is selected. The mono/LFE input is active, and the right stereo input and output are disabled.Put the filter switch in the down position. LFE is selected. The left mono output is now disabled. Low pass and high pass filters are deactivated. Do not select filter frequencies.Connect the LFE output from the processor to the left mono/LFE input. Use either a single-ended or balanced connection.Set the level control to the three o’clock position.Use the surround processor to balance the subwoofer level with the system loudspeakers.2A.To connect 1 subwoofer in the stereo mode (LFE is not active)Put the input switch in the up position. Stereo is selected. All inputs are enabled. Put the filter switch in the up position. Low pass is selected. The filters are active.Connect the left and right preamplifier outputs to the left mono/LFE and right inputs. Connect the left/mono and right outputs to the left and right amplifier inputs. Use either single-ended or balanced connections.Set the crossover points for high-pass frequency and low-pass frequency using the frequency adjust buttons.Adjust the level control to balance the subwoofer with the system loudspeakers.2B.To connect 2 subwoofers in the stereo mode (LFE not active)Put the input switch in the down position. Mono/LFE is selected. The right stereo input and output are disabled.Put the filter switch in the up position. Low pass is selected. The filters are active.Connect the left or right preamplifier output to the left mono/LFE input.Connect the left mono output to the left or right amplifier input. Use either single-ended or balanced connections.Set the crossover points for high-pass frequency and low-pass frequency using the frequency adjust buttons.Adjust the level control to balance the subwoofer with system loudspeakers.Repeat for the second subwoofer.Connecting theResolution Subwoofer to Your System。

H3C S5800 版本说明书

H3C S5800 版本说明书

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目录1 版本信息 (1)1.1 版本号 (1)1.2 历史版本信息 (1)1.3 版本配套表 (4)1.4 ISSU版本兼容列表 (5)1.5 版本升级注意事项 (6)2 硬件特性变更说明 (6)2.1 R1810P16版本硬件特性变更说明 (6)2.2 R1810P13版本硬件特性变更说明 (6)2.3 R1810P12版本硬件特性变更说明 (6)2.4 R1810P10版本硬件特性变更说明 (6)2.5 R1810P08版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.6 R1810P06版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.7 R1810P05版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.8 R1810版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.9 R1809P11版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.10 R1809P10版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.11 R1809P09版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.12 R1809P06版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.13 R1809P05版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.14 R1809P03版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.15 R1809P01版本硬件特性变更说明 (7)2.16 R1808P27版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.17 R1808P25版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.18 R1808P23版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.19 R1808P22版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.20 R1808P21版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.21 R1808P17版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.22 R1808P15版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.23 R1808P13版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.24 R1808P11版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.25 R1808P08版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)2.26 R1808P06版本硬件特性变更说明 (8)i2.29 F1807P01版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.30 R1805P02版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.31 R1211P08版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.32 R1211P06版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.33 R1211P03版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.34 R1211P02版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.35 R1211版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.36 F1209P01版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.37 F1209版本硬件特性变更说明 (9)2.38 F1208版本硬件特性变更说明 (10)2.39 F1207版本硬件特性变更说明 (10)2.40 R1206版本硬件特性变更说明 (10)2.41 R1110P05版本硬件特性变更说明 (10)2.42 R1110P04版本硬件特性变更说明 (10)3 软件特性及命令行变更说明 (10)4 MIB变更说明 (10)5 操作方式变更说明 (16)5.1 R1810P16版本操作方式变更 (16)5.2 R1810P13版本操作方式变更 (16)5.3 R1810P12版本操作方式变更 (16)5.4 R1810P10版本操作方式变更 (16)5.5 R1810P08版本操作方式变更 (17)5.6 R1810P06版本操作方式变更 (17)5.7 R1810P05版本操作方式变更 (17)5.8 R1810版本操作方式变更 (17)5.9 R1809P11版本操作方式变更 (17)5.10 R1809P10版本操作方式变更 (17)5.11 R1809P09版本操作方式变更 (17)5.12 R1809P06版本操作方式变更 (17)5.13 R1809P05版本操作方式变更 (18)5.14 R1809P03版本操作方式变更 (18)5.15 R1809P01版本操作方式变更 (18)5.16 R1808P27版本操作方式变更 (18)5.17 R1808P25版本操作方式变更 (18)ii5.20 R1808P21版本操作方式变更 (18)5.21 R1808P17版本操作方式变更 (19)5.22 R1808P15版本操作方式变更 (19)5.23 R1808P13版本操作方式变更 (19)5.24 R1808P11版本操作方式变更 (19)5.25 R1808P08版本操作方式变更 (19)5.26 R1808P06版本操作方式变更 (19)5.27 R1808P02版本操作方式变更 (19)5.28 R1807P02版本操作方式变更 (20)5.29 F1807P01版本操作方式变更 (20)5.30 R1805P02版本操作方式变更 (20)5.31 R1211P08版本操作方式变更 (20)5.32 R1211P06版本操作方式变更 (21)5.33 R1211P03版本操作方式变更 (21)5.34 R1211P02版本操作方式变更 (21)5.35 R1211版本操作方式变更 (21)5.36 F1209P01版本操作方式变更 (21)5.37 F1209版本操作方式变更 (21)5.38 F1208版本操作方式变更 (21)5.39 F1207版本操作方式变更 (22)5.40 R1206版本操作方式变更 (22)5.41 R1110P05版本操作方式变更 (22)5.42 R1110P04版本操作方式变更 (23)6 版本使用限制及注意事项 (23)7 存在问题与规避措施 (23)8 解决问题列表 (24)8.1 R1810P16版本解决问题列表 (24)8.2 R1810P13版本解决问题列表 (24)8.3 R1810P12版本解决问题列表 (25)8.4 R1810P10版本解决问题列表 (26)8.5 R1810P08版本解决问题列表 (27)8.6 R1810P06版本解决问题列表 (28)8.7 R1810P05版本解决问题列表 (28)8.8 R1810版本解决问题列表 (28)iii8.11 R1809P09版本解决问题列表 (30)8.12 R1809P06版本解决问题列表 (31)8.13 R1809P05版本解决问题列表 (32)8.14 R1809P03版本解决问题列表 (33)8.15 R1809P01版本解决问题列表 (34)8.16 R1808P27版本解决问题列表 (36)8.17 R1808P25版本解决问题列表 (36)8.18 R1808P23版本解决问题列表 (38)8.19 R1808P22版本解决问题列表 (38)8.20 R1808P21版本解决问题列表 (39)8.21 R1808P17版本解决问题列表 (39)8.22 R1808P15版本解决问题列表 (40)8.23 R1808P13版本解决问题列表 (41)8.24 R1808P11版本解决问题列表 (42)8.25 R1808P08版本解决问题列表 (44)8.26 R1808P06版本解决问题列表 (44)8.27 R1808P02版本解决问题列表 (46)8.28 R1807P02版本解决问题列表 (49)8.29 F1807P01版本解决问题列表 (50)8.30 R1805P02版本解决问题列表 (50)8.31 R1211P08版本解决问题列表 (53)8.32 R1211P06版本解决问题列表 (53)8.33 R1211P03版本解决问题列表 (57)8.34 R1211P02版本解决问题列表 (57)8.35 R1211版本解决问题列表 (58)8.36 F1209P01版本解决问题列表 (62)8.37 F1209版本解决问题列表 (62)8.38 F1208版本解决问题列表 (63)8.39 F1207版本解决问题列表 (65)8.40 R1206版本解决问题列表 (65)8.41 R1110P05版本解决问题列表 (66)8.42 R1110P04版本解决问题列表 (68)9 相关资料 (70)9.1 相关资料清单 (70)iv10 技术支持 (70)附录 A 本版本支持的软、硬件特性列表 (71)A.1 版本硬件特性 (71)A.2 版本软件特性 (73)附录 B 版本升级操作指导 (84)B.1 简介 (84)B.2 软件加载方式简介 (84)B.3 BootRom界面加载 (85)B.3.1 BootRom界面介绍 (85)B.3.2 通过Console口利用XModem完成加载 (89)B.3.3 通过以太网口利用TFTP完成加载 (100)B.3.4 通过以太网口利用FTP完成加载 (103)B.4 命令行接口加载 (107)B.4.1 通过USB口实现软件加载 (107)B.4.2 通过FTP实现软件加载 (107)B.4.3 通过TFTP实现软件加载 (109)v表目录表1 历史版本信息表 (1)表2 版本配套表 (4)表3 ISSU版本兼容列表 (5)表4 MIB文件变更说明 (10)表5 S5800系列产品硬件特性 (71)表6 S5820X系列产品硬件特性 (72)表7 S5800系列产品软件特性 (73)表8 S5820X系列产品软件特性 (79)表9 交换机软件加载方式一览表 (84)表10 基本BOOT菜单说明 (86)表11 基本BOOT辅助菜单说明 (86)表12 扩展BOOT菜单说明 (87)表13 扩展BOOT辅助菜单说明 (89)表14 通过Console口利用XModem加载系统文件 (93)表15 BootRom升级选择菜单 (94)表16 协议选择及参数设置菜单 (95)表17 通过以太网口利用TFTP加载系统文件 (100)表18 TFTP协议相关参数的设置说明 (102)表19 通过以太网口利用FTP加载系统文件 (104)表20 FTP协议相关参数的设置说明 (105)vi本文介绍了H3C S5800_5820X-CMW520-R1810P16版本的特性、使用限制、存在问题及规避措施等,在加载此版本前,建议您备份配置文件,并进行内部验证,以避免可能存在的风险。

Tufin 产品介绍说明书

Tufin 产品介绍说明书
Out of the box integration with Leading vulnerability management platforms (Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7) to prioritize and mitigate vulnerabilities Graphical abstraction layer to easily integrate 3rd party products, without manually writing code Production ready customizations solution
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英语翻译——精选推荐

英语翻译——精选推荐

1.狮舞(Lion Dnce)是中国最广为流传的民间舞蹈之一。

狮为百兽之首,在中国传统中,狮子被视为是能带来好运的吉祥物(mscot)。

古人将狮子视作是勇敢和力量的化身,能驱赶邪恶、保护人类。

据记载,狮舞已拥有了2,000多年的历史。

在唐代(the Tng Dynsty),狮舞就已经被引入了皇室。

因此,舞狮成为元宵节(the Lntern Festivl)和其他节日的习俗,人们以此来祈祷好运、平安和幸福。

The Lion Dnce is one of the most widespred folk dnces in Chin.The lion is the king of nimls. In Chinese trdition, the lion is regrded s mscot, which cn bring good luck.ncient people regrded the lion s symbol of brveness nd strength, which could drive wy evil nd protect humns. The dnce hs recorded history of more thn 2,000 yers. During the Tng Dynsty, the Lion Dnce ws lredy introduced into the royl fmily of the dynsty. Therefore, performing the lion dnce t the Lntern Festivl nd other festive occsions becme custom where people could pry for good luck, sfety nd hppiness.2.中国将进一步发展经济、扩大开放,这对海外企业(enterprises)意味着更多的商机。

Wysiwyg与MA2控制台软件的连接方法

Wysiwyg与MA2控制台软件的连接方法

《有线电视技术》 2018年第8期 总第344期1 引言近年来,随着计算机科技的飞速发展,使得各种先进的灯具和控制台得到了广泛的普及。

舞台演出的规模越来越大,给舞美设备的控制、舞台效果的呈现、演出流程的把控带来了巨大的挑战。

为了解决这些问题,给演出设计人员的创作提供更广阔的空间,MA2控制台和Wysiwyg软件应运而生,本文将介绍二者的连接方法,希望为同行提供一些参考和借鉴。

2 在同一电脑的连接Wysiwyg与MA2 onPC在同台电脑上连接,只需要一台配置稍高的电脑即可,在该电脑上安装Wysiwyg和MA2 onPC软件、gMA-Wysiwyg插件。

2.1 配置MA2 onPC(1)启动MA2 onPC软件。

(2)单击“SETUP”按钮。

(3)单击“Console”选项卡,然后单击“Global Settings”按钮。

(4)启用“Wysiwyg Enabled”(点击使on选项呈黄色显示)。

(5)单击“Network Master 1”选项卡,然后单击“MA Network Control”按钮。

在Session ID字段中输入1~31之间的数字,并记住这个数字。

在Station IP地址字段中输入以下内容“127.0.0.1”,并记住在此输入的IP地址。

点击“Create Session”按钮启动MA会话。

至此MA2 onPC就配置好了。

2.2 配置驱动程序(1)在电脑的程序列表中找到gMA-Wysiwyg图标,打开选项对话框。

(2)在MA-Net Mode中选择MA-Net2模式。

(3)Station IP Address中选择与grandMA2 onPC配置中控制台的StationIP相同的IP地址。

在MA Session IDs下面列出的三个会话名称中选择一个,在其后的文本框中输入MA Session IDs(grandMA2 onPC配置中设置的控制台Session ID),并记住该连接名称,因为在Wysiwyg连接设置时需要用到该名称,字母、数字、大小写、空格都必须匹配,否则无法建立连接。

ZLXN西宁

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杰拉克 Yealink SIP-T33G 入门级IP电话说明书

杰拉克 Yealink SIP-T33G 入门级IP电话说明书

SIP-T33GEntry-level IP Phone with 4 Lines & Color LCDAn entry-level color screen IP phone with high performance, Y ealink SIP-T33G offers support for 4 lines and includes local 5-way conferencing. For its fashionable appearance as well as an extra-large 320x240-pixel color display with backlight, it brings comfortable operation experience and clear visual experience for users. Designed with a new powerful chip, it helps greatly improved work efficiency. Additional features include a dual-port Gigabit Ethernet with integrated PoE, EHS35 support for Y ealink wireless headset, and adjustable multi-angle stand support. These features allow the SIP-T33G to be a high-quality but cost-effective classic IP phone that maximizes productivity in both small and large office environments.Key Features and BenefitsStronger Performance, More PossibilitiesEquipped with powerful chip, the T3 series owns a stronger computing ability and more upgraded functions, which ensures a higher productivity and smoother office experience. Due to great performance, T3 series is capable to extend more services for different business demands.Superior HD Audio, Better CommunicationThe Y ealink T3 series provides distraction-free communications with industry leading Smart Noise Filtering Technology, which delivers excellent sound quality without extraneous noises and allows fluent conversations.Classic Design, Practical DetailsDesigned by Y ealink original team, T3 series inherits the design concept of Y ealink IP phone family. The advanced design including modern appearances and ergonomic details enables easier and friendly operation experience to users.All in One Platform, Convenient ManagementProven reliability and integrations for Y ealink Device Management Platform, installed the unified firmware, T3 series is simple to deploy and manage, which allows a significant reduction in the operation and maintenance cost.• Y ealink HD Voice• 2.4” 320 x 240-pixel color display with back-light• Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet• PoE support • Opus codec support • Up to 4 SIP accounts • Local 5-way conferencing• Support EHS Wireless Headset • Unified Firmware • Support YDMP/YMCS • Stand with 2 adjustable angles •Wall mountableUnified FirmwareColor ScreenElegantIndustrial DesignEHSDevice ManagementHDOpus5-wayConferencingYEALINK NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.Email:********************:SpecificationsPC Connection Power Adapter (DC 5V)Learn MoreT o find out how Y ealinksolutionscanhelpyourorganization,*************************************************.Email:********************:About YealinkY ealink is a global leading provider of enterprise communication and collaboration solutions, offering video conferencing service to worldwide enterprises. Focusing on research and development, Y ealink also insists on innovation and creation. With the outstanding technical patents of cloud computing, audio, video and image processing technology, Y ealink has built up a panoramic collaboration solution of audio and video conferencing by merging its cloud services with a series of endpoints products. As one of the best providers in more than 140 countries and regions including the US, the UK and Australia, Y ealink ranks No.1 in the global market share of SIP phone shipments.CopyrightCopyright © 2020 YEALINK(XIAMEN) NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.Copyright © 2020 Y ealink(Xiamen) Network T echnology CO., LTD. All rights reserved. No parts of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Y ealink(Xiamen) Network T echnology CO., LTD.Technical SupportVisit Y ealink WIKI (/) for firmware downloads, product documents, FAQ, and more. For better service, we sincerely recommend you to use Y ealink Ticketing system (https://) to submit all your technical issues.YEALINK(XIAMEN) NETWORK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.Web: Addr: No.1 Ling-Xia North Road, High Tech Park,Huli District, Xiamen, Fujian, P .R.CCopyright©2020 Y ealink Inc. All right reserved.。

Volkswagen Caddy 商品说明书

Volkswagen Caddy 商品说明书

Important NotesChassis DimensionsCab Height: +328 mm for CAB-HSLP, -262 mm for CAB-LDAY, -262 mm for CAB-LSLP, +16 mm for CAB-SLP.Front Axle to Back of Cab: +431 mm for CAB-HSLP and CAB-SLP, -69 mm for CAB-LDAY, +425 mm for CAB-LSLP.D-measure includes a front clearance of 50 mm and for rigid trucks also a subframe of 100 mm.Height can vary ± 20 mm for leaf and ± 10 mm for air suspension.All dimensions are for unladen chassis and any tag axles down. Chassis height used: CHH-HIGH.Rear overhang used for vehicle weight calculation is the maximum rear overhang (N Max.) for selected wheelbase.Height change when chassis height CHH-MED,FRAME300: 0 mm.Chassis weight includes oil, water, AdBlue, 0 litres fuel and without driver. Kerb weight can vary ± 3%.Turning diameters are theoretically calculated.Legal weights can differ from country to country.For more detailed weight information, including optional equipment weights, ask your Volvo sales contact to enter your specification into the Volvo Weight Information system (WIS).Do NOT use this drawing for bodybuilding. Refer to Volvo Bodybuilder Instructions and chassis assembly drawing FMX64R1A.Chassis Dimensions [mm]WB Wheelbase32003700390046004900A Overall Chassis Length7865 8615 8915 10715 10465 D Center of rear axle to front of body 2635 3135 3335 4035 4335 N Rear Overhang (Min.) 825 825 825 825 825 NRear Overhang (Max.)177520252125 3225 2675T Theoretical Wheelbase3885 4385 4585 5285 5585 Y Center of Gravity for Payload (Min.) -159 -93 -67 36 59 Y Center of Gravity for Payload (Max.) -159 -93 -67 36 59 W Body Length (Min.) 5588 6451 6771 7891 8371 W Body Length (Max.) 5588 6451 6771 7891 8371Chassis Weights [kg]Front Axle 4450 4465 4470 4470 4515 Rear Bogie 3410 3450 3465 3640 3575 Kerb Weight7860 7915 7935 8110 8090 Payload (including body, driver, fuel, etc.) 15140 15085 15065 14890 14910Turning Diameter [mm]Turning Circle Diameter Kerb to Kerb13900 15500 16100 18200 19100Turning Circle Diameter Wall to Wall 15400 16900 17600 19700 20600Plated Weights [kg]PlatedDesignGross Vehicle Weight23000 28100 Gross Combination Weight 42500 44000 Front Axle 6500 7100 Rear Bogie 16500 21000■ Standard Equipment □ Optional EquipmentFor more detailed information about cab and powertrain equipment, please refer to separate specification sheets.For all possible options and combinations of options please consult your Volvo sales contact who can create a specification to match your requirements using the Volvo Sales Support system (VSS).□ TIPP-PRE Tipper preparation ■ UNIFORM Basic uniform vehicleCore components ■ CHH-HIGH Chassis Height (high) approx. 1025-1050mm (depending ontyre selection)□ CHH-XHIG Chassis Height (extra high) approx. 1100-1162mm (dependingon tyre selection)□ RADD-G2 Rear air suspension-high clearance ■ RADD-GR Rear air suspension■ FMX-DAY5 Day cab□ FMX-HSL5 Globetrotter cab □ FMX-LDA5 Low day cab □ FMX-LSL5 Low sleeper cab □ FMX-SLP5 Sleeper cab■ EU5SCR-M Eu5 SCR Selective Catalytic Reduction ( mandatory ) □ EU6SCR Eu6 SCR (Particulate Filter + EGR) Single Stage Turbo □ D11S380A Eu6 Fuelface 11 litre 380hp engine □ D11S430A Eu6 Fuelface 11 litre 430hp engine □ D11S460A Eu6 Fuelface 11 litre 460hp engine □ D11C330 Eu5 11 litre engine 330hp/1600 Nm/243kW ■ D11C370 Eu5 11 litre engine 370hp/1750 Nm/272kW □ D11C410 Eu5 11 litre engine 410hp/1950 Nm/302kW □ D11C450 Eu5 11 litre engine 450hp/2150 Nm/332kW □ D11K330 Eu6 11 litre engine 330hp/1600nm/245kW □ D11K380 Eu6 11 litre engine 380hp/1800nm/280kW □ D11K430 Eu6 11 litre engine 430hp/2050nm/317kW □ D11K460 Eu6 11 litre engine 460hp/2200nm/339kW ■ EBR-VEB Volvo Engine Brake (VEB) ■ AT2612 Volvo I-shift-12 speed automatic transmission (2600nm) □ PT2106 Powertronic 6 speed transmission (2100nm)□ RTH2610B Volvo RTH2610B hub reduction rear axles4 planet gears per hubAxle rating: 26,000 kg 115 tonne train weight (Application approved)□ RTS2310A Single reduction tandem 23t GCW100t ■ RTS2370B Single reduction tandem 23t GCW70t Packages ■ INFODF Information Platform with Dynafleet Support □ INFOMED Information Platform-Medium □ INFONDF Information Platform with Navigation & Dynafleet Support Chassis □ FST-AIR Air bag front suspension ■ FST-PAR Parabolic leaf spring front suspension □ FST-PAR3 3 leaf parabolic front springs (stiffer than normal)□ FSLS-BAS Front Susp. levelling stroke - Standard □ FAL6.5 Front axle load 6.5 tonnes ■ FAL7.1 Front axle load 7.1 tonnes □ FAL7.5 Front axle load 7.5 tonnes □ FAL9.0 Front axle load 9.0 tonnes ■ FSTAB Front stabilizer, normal stiffness □ FSTAB2 Front stabiliser bar increased stiffness □ FSTAB3 Heavy duty front stabiliser bar ■ RAL21 Rear suspension load rating: 21,000 kg □ RAL26 Rear suspension load rating: 26,000 kg ■ RSTAB3 Heavy duty rear stabiliser bar□ ACTST-TO Volvo Dynamic Steering □ ASFE-PO Dynamic Steering Active Features - Personal Settings &Oversteer Guidance□ ASFE-PS Dynamic Steering Active Features - Personal Settings ■ PSP-FIX Power steering pump with fixed displacement □ PSP-VAR Power steering pump with variable displacementdisplacement■ EBS-MED Electronic Brake System (EBS) containsABS, Traction control, Hill start aid Diff lock control, Brake assistWheel brake monitoring, EBS status□ AUXPARK Auxiliary parking brake ■ FST7070 Frame section thickness 7mm □ FST8080 Frame section thickness 8mm □ FIL-EEEF Liner (inner) from end of engine to end of frame ■ FIL-FBEB Liner (inner) - front of bogie to end of bogie □ FIL-FBEF Liner (inner)- front of bogie to end of frame □ FIL-TXEB Liner (inner) - trans x-mem to end of bogie □ FIL-TXEF Liner (inner) - trans x-mem to end of frame ■ BBOX-L Battery box mounted on LHS chassis rail ■ 2BATT225 2x225 Ah batteries □ BATTAMP Battery amperage indicator (in the DID) ■ MSWI-C Isolation toggle switch LHS of chassis □ MSWI-R Isolation switch on key fob (press door lock twice to isolate) ■ R415A66 RHS 415 litre alloy fuel tank w/o step Min volume 415l Max volume 465l ■ UL-FUEL LHS fuel tank not fitted Min volume 195l Max volume 195l ■ ADTP-L AdBlue tank position - LHS ■ ADB064 AdBlue tank 64 litres □ ADB090 AdBlue tank 90 litres ■ FCAP-L Fuel tank cap with lock□ ESH-REAR Horizontal muffler with low rear facing outlet ■ ESH-RIGH Muffler horizontal, right exhaust outlet□ ESH-VERT Muffler horizontal, vertical exhaust outlet on right hand side□ EXST-SSP Stainless steel exhaust stack□ TRBR-HCR Hand controlled trailer brake, reduced pressure □ TRBR-STA Stationary trailer brake control□ TRB-STRE Automatic trailer brake activation (stretch brake) ■ TL-LED LED tail lights Rims and Tyres □ RT-AL 10 stud alloy disc rims (with long wheel studs) □ RT-ALDP 10 stud dura-bright alloy disc rims (with long wheel studs) □ RT-ALDPD 10 stud dura-bright alloy disc rims (with short wheel studs) □ RT-ALDU 10 stud alloy disc rims (with short wheel studs) □ RT-ALP 10 stud polished alloy disc rims (with long wheel studs) □ RT-ALPDU 10 stud polished alloy disc rims (with short wheel studs) ■ RT-STEEL 10 stud steel disc rims □ SPWT-D Spare rim & tyre equal to drive □ SPWT-F Spare rim & tyre equal to steer □ SWCP-T2 Transport mounted spare wheel □ JACK-12T 12 tonne capacity jack with brace □ JACK-15T 15 tonne capacity jack and brace■ TOOL-BAS Basic tools □ TOOLKIT Tool kit complete□ INFLAHOS Tyre inflation hose (18 metres)Powertrain equipment ■ TRAP-HD Heavy Duty Transmission Internals ■ DRM-BE Drive Mode - Balanced Economy □ DRM-E Drive Mode - Economy □ PVT-MAP Preview Topography Information (by a high resolutioncommercial topography map)■ Standard Equipment □ Optional EquipmentFor more detailed information about cab and powertrain equipment, please refer to separate specification sheets.For all possible options and combinations of options please consult your Volvo sales contact who can create a specification to match your requirements using the Volvo Sales Support system (VSS). ■ CRUIS-E Extended cruise control (additional fuel saving functions)□ AMSO-AUT Manual gear shift in automatic mode.□ AVO-ENH AMT Vocational option - enhanced□ APF-ENH Enhanced I-shift PTO functions■ CS43B-O Volvo 430mm single plate clutch□ TC-HWO Transmission Oil Cooler■ TC-MAOH2 High performance transmission cooler■ 2COM1080 High volume air compressor□ 2COM1100 Air compressor. 1100 litres/minute (Eu6) □ 2COMP870 Air compressor. 870 litres/minute (Eu6)■ AIRIN-HI High air intake, roofline position □ AIRIN-LO Low air intake, rear of cab position■ ACL1ST-S Air cleaner with two stage filter element□ 24A110BL Alternator - 110 Amp (Eu6) □ 24A150BL Alternator - 150 Amp (Eu6) ■ 24AL150B Alternator - 150 Amp□ PTER-100 PTO engine rear mounted with flange DIN100/ISO7646 □ PTER-DIN Power Take Off / splined shaft groove (female) DIN5462. □ PTER1400 Rear engine mounted power-take-off with flange SAE 1410□ HPE-F101 F1-101 Hydraulic pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-F41 F1-41 Hydraulic pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-F51 F1-51 Hydraulic pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-F61 F1-61 Hydraulic pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-F81 F1-81 Hydraulic pump rear engine mounted□ HPE-T53 F2-53/53 twin flow hyd pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-T70 F2-70/53 twin flow hyd pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-V45 V1-45 variable pump rear engine mounted □ HPE-V75 V1-75 variable pump rear engine mounted□ PTPT-D PTO DIN / Powertronic□ PTPT-F PTO flange conn / Powertronic□ PTR-D Low speed PTO with DIN connection □ PTR-DH High speed PTO with DIN connection □ PTR-DM Medium speed PTO with DIN connection □ PTR-F Rear PTO trans.flange 100% speed □ PTR-FH High speed PTO with flange connection □ PTR-FL Low speed PTO with flange connection□ PTRD-D PTO with 2 DIN connections rear + 1 DIN connection front □ PTRD-D1PTO with 1 DIN + 1 flange connection rear + 1 DIN connection front□ PTRD-D2 PTO with 2 flange connection rears + 1 DIN connection front □ PTRD-F PTO with 1 DIN + 1 flange connection rear □ HPG-F101 F1-101 hydraulic pump gearbox mounted □ HPG-F41 F1-41 hydraulic pump gearbox mounted □ HPG-F61 F1-61 hydraulic pump gearbox mounted □ HPG-F81 F1-81 hydraulic pump gearbox mounted □ DRC-AMII DPF regeneration- auto initialise/manual on demand/manualinhibit□ DRC-AUTO DPF regeneration- fully automatic (in motion)■ ESP-BAS1 ESP package (tractor/trailer combinations with ABS/EBS OrRigids with standard COG)■ HWSS-ACB ACC & forward collision warning & emergency braking. ■ LSS-DW With lane departure system □ LSS-DW3 Lane Departure Warning System & Active Lane Keeping ■ LCS2 Lane Change Support with Side Collision Avoidance (LHS) ■ DAS-W Driver alert support warning □ RSENS-W Rain sensor to activate wipers □ CU-ECC Climate controlled air conditioning ■ CU-MCC Manual controlled air conditioning □ IMMOBIL Engine immobiliser □ ALARM-B Anti-theft alarm (cab) ■ ISUNS-DS Interior side sunvisor - driver's door□ ISUNF-B Interior front sunvisor - standard□ ISUNF-MD Interior front sunvisor - with mirror (driver's side) □ ISUNF-RE Interior sunvisor - front (electric) ■ ISUNF-RM Interior sunvisor - front (manual)□ ADFS 2 din slots in front shelf■ BUPALARM Reverse alarm□ LOADIND Load indicator, electronic controlled suspension (SUSPL-EC)□ REMC-MF Multifunction wireless remote control■ FIREX25A Fire extinguisher 2.5 kg■ WRITEPAD Storable steering wheel fit clip board■ DST-CF5Fully adjustable driver's comfort seatAir suspension, heated, integrated safety belt□ SBD-RED Red safety belts, pass. & driver seats■ SBPRE-DS Drivers seat belt pretensioner■ PST-BAS1 Basic passenger's seat □ PST-CF5 Fully adjustable passenger comfort seatAir suspension, heated, safety belt□ SBPRE-PS Passenger seatbelt pretensioner□ ARMRE-BB Armrests both sides - driver's & passenger's seat ■ ARMRE-DB Armrests both sides - driver's seat ■ ARU-BAS Seat armrest upholstery - basic■ FMAT-RUB Floor mats - rubber□ FMAT-TX2 Floor mats - textile & rubber □ LBK70 Lower bunk 700mm wide □ MATL-FI Spring Mattress Lower Bunk - Firm (100kg +) □ MATL-SF Mattress lower bunk - semi firm□ OLMAT-BA Mattress overlay - basic □ TBK70F Top bunk 700mm wide, foldable □ SAFE Safe box at bed-end □ ETSB-F Engine tunnel storage box □ ETSB-FR Engine tunnel storage box & rear cab wall □ ETSB-R Rear cab wall storage □ RUS-BAS Rear upper cab storage - 154 litres for Sleeper/Globetrotter &60 litres for Day Cab□ RUS-HIG Rear upper cab storage - 245 litres □ TABLE Table □ REF-ICPK Refrigerator prep kit (on engine tunnel) □ REFR-RUS 28 litre refrigerator in upper rear storage□ MICRO-PK Prep kit for microwave □ BOTH-D Bottle holder in driving area ■ INLI-BAS Interior night lights □ INLI-NL Interior white and red (night) light □ INLI-NLD Interior light including night light and dimmer function□ ARL-FLEX Flexible reading lamp (snake light) ■ RH-ER Roof hatch-electric (metal emergency exit) □ RH-MTR Roof hatch-manual (tinted glass & rear opening)□ SWIND-PS Cab passenger side aux. window■ AWIND-RF Cab rear window- fitted □ VANMIR Vanity mirror □ AS-FUS Auxiliary shelf, front upper storage □ INFOT-PK LCD screen mount - 6kgs max Cab exterior ■ EXTL-BAS Standard exterior trim level ■ DGLAS-H Hardened door glass■ Standard Equipment □ Optional EquipmentFor more detailed information about cab and powertrain equipment, please refer to separate specification sheets.For all possible options and combinations of options please consult your Volvo sales contact who can create a specification to match your requirements using the Volvo Sales Support system (VSS).■ LOCK-REM Central door locking with remote control■ BUMP-HD Bumper - heavy duty□ AUXFS Auxiliary folding side step□ GUARD-EH Guard plate for cooling pipes and oil sump■ BUGNET Insect net in front of radiator■ CTILTP-E Electrical cab tilt pump□ FCABS-A Front cab suspension-air bellows■ FCABS-M Front cab suspension-mechanical spring□ RCABS-A Rear cab suspension-air bellows■ RCABS-M Rear cab suspension-mechanical spring□ MIRCFCPXElectrically heated & operated convex glass mirrors with front monitoring camera on passenger side.■ MIRFLACP Electrically heated & operated flat glass mirrors with frontmonitoring camera on passenger side.□ AMIR-F20 Close view mirror ■ SUNV-H Exterior sunvisor □ AD-ROOF Aero-dynamic roof mounted deflector □ AD-SIDES Aero-dynamic cab side deflectors□ GUARD-W Windscreen stoneguard ■ HL-BASIC Standard head lamps □ HL-LED LED headlights□ HL-CLEAN Head lamp cleaning system ■ HLP-ST Headlamp protection-steel □ HLP-ST2 Headlamp protection-steel/wire mesh (non ADR compliant) □ HL-ADJ Headlight adjustment - manual ■ DRL-LED V-shaped LED daytime running light □ ASL-RF2 Auxiliary spotlights inside Globetrotter sign box ■ IDLAMP-A Identification lamps-amber□ BEACON-P Beacon light wire preparation □ SPOTP-F Aux spotlamp preparation, 280W maximum□ CSGN-FMX Globetrotter - FMX decal □ ANT-CBR Antenna for CB radio, single antenna Superstructure □ SRWL-2RW 2 white rear chassis mounted working lamps □ SRWL-PK Wiring prep for chassis mounted reverse/working lamps-3position switch□ SWL-2FW 2 white side working lamps (forward facing) □ SWL-2RW 2 white side working lamps (rearward facing) □ SWL-4W 4 white side working lamps □ SWL-PK Wiring prep for chassis-mounted working lamps-2 positionswitch□ WL-CHPK Chassis mounted working lamp prep kit □ WLC-H2W 2 x H3/70W high mounted work lamps with white lens. □ WLC-PKH Prep kit for high mounted work lamps.□ ECBB-HIG Body builder module - cab module ■ ECBB-MED Body builder module - cab module ■ BBCHAS3 Body builder chassis electrical interface, 3 x 7 pin connectors □ EXSTER External steering via body builder's module □ HBA-SB Holes for body attachments ■ AESW2 2 flexible switches (AUX1 and AUX2).□ AESW2PK 2 flexible switches (AUX1 & AUX2) + additional 4 flexibleswitches■ AUXSW-4 Wiring prep. for 4 extra bodybuilder switches (switches notincluded)Delivery services■ TGW-4GWL Telematics Gateway with 4G/LTE & WLAN□ FMS-PK Fleet management system gateway□ DRUT2 "My Truck" smartphone app. 2 year prepaid■ Standard Equipment □ Optional EquipmentFor more detailed information about cab and powertrain equipment, please refer to separate specification sheets.For all possible options and combinations of options please consult your Volvo sales contact who can create a specification to match your requirements using the Volvo Sales Support system (VSS).。

索尼Alpha7S II镜头说明书

索尼Alpha7S II镜头说明书

Key Features1920x1080 Full HD 24p/60p w/24.5MP Exmor R ® CMOS SensorCreate cinematic video in high de nition 1920 x 1080 24p/60p and high quality 24.5MP stillimages. Experience stunning low-light sensitivity with improved image clarity and drasticallyreduced grain with Sony’s back-illuminated Exmor R ® CMOS sensor. Designed for compactcameras and camcorders, the Exmor R ® CMOS sensor relocates the photo diodes above thesupport circuitry, maximizing the light gathering area per pixel so you can shoot with better resultsin lower lighting conditions.Balanced Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilizationOn standard Optical SteadyShot™ camcorders a single “shi lens” is moved in the optical blockto o set camera shake. Balanced Optical SteadyShot™ w/ Active Mode moves the entireoptical block at once, maintaining the integrity of the optical path and reducing shake. It alsoreduces vignetting (light fallo towards the edge of a scene) and lowers distortion in videos andstill photos.Project ~200” videos w/ 50lm built-in projector via HDMI ®Enjoy your favorite memories virtually anywhere with the high-contrast 50 lumen projector built-into the LCD panel. The HDMI ® multi-terminal allows you to connect external devices that have anHDMI output (smartphones, laptops, tablets, etc.) and use the camcorder’s projector to enjoyother forms of entertainment such as video games and streaming videos from the Internet. Thecamcorder even has built-in Auto Keystone Adjustment, which corrects the dimensions of theprojected image when you cannot situate the device straight on to the wall.Manual Control (Iris/Shutter/Exposure/White Balance)Get the most out of your camcorder with enhanced manual controls. The assignable dial allowsfor control of focus, exposure, white balance, iris, and shutter speed.Wireless control, transfer, data backup via Wi-Fi ®/NFC 1Built-in Wi-Fi ®/NFC makes for easy one touch connection to compatible mobile devices 1. Turnyour mobile phone and/or tablet into a remote control/viewing device, transfer your les to yourmobile device wirelessly for instant sharing, Back up your data on your PC and even enjoy yourvideos and photos on a TV without wires.Wide Angle G lens to capture more of what you wantExperience the pinnacle of Sony lens technology with the professional-quality G Lens. Engineeredfor superior optical performance, Sony G lenses deliver brilliant, accurate color reproductionand sharp, amazingly detailed images. In addition, the 26.8mm focal length in Photo and VideoModes o ers a broader perspective for enhanced wide angle shooting.Color EVF (0.27” 201K) crisp clear video monitoringA color EVF (electronic view nder) provides clear crisp representation of your video allowing forproper framing, battery conservation, and increased stability.3.0” Xtra Fine LCD™ display (921K) touch screen w/ WhiteMagic™The 3.0” (16:9) Xtra Fine LCD™ screen (921K) displays sharp, bright, vivid images, letting youcompose a shot more easily -- even outdoors, while enabling you to change settings to bestrepresent the scene. Easily scroll through menus and view footage thanks to WhiteMagic™technology that dramatically increases visibility in bright daylight. The large display deliversbrilliant-quality still images and movies while enabling easy focusing operation.5.1ch surround sound mic w/ new audio record controlsHDR-P J810/BFull HD 60p/24p Camcorder w/ advanced Manual ControlsCapture special occasions in the stunningly-sharp, 24p/60p HD they deserve with silky-smooth Balanced Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization that keeps your memories looking their best. You can also share your family’s special moments up to 200” with the built-in projector for an instant at-the-movies feel. Feeling artistic? Manual control of iris, shutter and more let you express your personal style.Dolby® Digital 5.1 channel recording captures active sounds coming from all directions, so you can experience your home movies the way you experienced them while recording. Premium sound features such as Auto Wind Noise Reduction and Premium Closer Voice make it even easier to attain ideal sound quality in various situations.Get creative w/ 7 picture e ects for video and still photosPicture E ects add a new level of expression and creativity to video and photos. Sevenpicture e ects (Toy Camera, Pop Color, So High Key, Partial Color, Retro Photo, High Contrast Monochrome, and Posterization) are available in both photo and video modes. Shooting with these special modes will provide you an easy way to instantly transform your memories without any post editing so ware needed.Up to FPO hours of recording with 32GB embedded Flash MemoryThe built-in 32GB embedded Flash memory can record and store up XX hours XX minutes of high de nition video footage (HD LP mode).Speci cations1. Requires NFC-compatible mobile device. Check device’s user manual for compatibility.© 2014 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Sony, Exmor R, BIONZ and the Sony logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation. All other trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Features and speci cations subject to change without notice. / UPC:/ Updated: December 19, 2013。

USAMADE INPCI-GPIB高性能IEEE-488.2接口和驱动软件说明书

USAMADE INPCI-GPIB高性能IEEE-488.2接口和驱动软件说明书

for PCI Bus ComputersߜIEEE 488.2 StandardInterfaceߜComplete Talker/Listener/Controllerߜ1024 Word FIFO BufferߜIndustry Standard 32-BitPCI BusߜData Transfer Rates Over1Mega Bytes/SecߜIncludes GPIB-LibraryComplete SoftwareSupport DescriptionThe PCI-GPIB IEEE-488 interfaceconverts any PCI bus personalcomputer into an instrumentationcontrol and data acquisition system.Connect up to 14 instruments usingstandard IEEE-488 cables such asthe C-488-2M, 2 meter IEEE-488interface cable. The PCI-GPIB isdesigned around an industry standardGPIB chip.Greater than 1MB/sTransfer RatesThe PCI-GPIB transfers data overthe GPIB at rates in excess of1 million bytes per second using themaximum IEEE-488 specificationcable length (2 meters times the #of devices). A 1024-Word FIFObuffer and the advanced REP-INSWISR transfer method provide all thehorsepower required to achieve thehighest possible rates.Plug & Play - No Switchesor JumpersThe PCI-GPIB is a true plug andplay. Plug in the PCI-GPIB and runthe installation software then startcommunicating. The Plug and Playspecification is a standard for systemconfiguration of boards and softwarethat automatically configures theaddress and interrupt level of thePCI-GPIB. Note, the PCI-GPIB doesnot use DMA in favor of the superi-or REP-INSW high speed transfer.Windows NT, Windows 98,Windows 95, Windows 3.1and DOS CompatibilityThe PCI-GPIB hardware supportsall of the operating systems andlanguages regardless of the operatingsystems support for plug and play.The installation software will manageresources for you on non-plug andplay systems.ProgramModel PCI-GPIB$399D4-5D4-6D4SpecificationsThe PCI-GPIB is compatible with IEEE-488.1 and IEEE-488.2 specifications.Transfer Rate: >1Mbyte/secPower: 5 VDC @ 375 mA typical Dimensions: 5.26 X 3.8´´I/O Connector:IEEE-488 Standard 24 pinOperating Temp. & Humidity:0 to 60°C @ 10 to 90%Storage Temp. & Humidity:-40 to 100°C @ 5 to 90%GPIB LibraryThe GPIB Library includes complete Windows Language programming support. You receive installation software and complete DOS,Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT language drivers.The GPIB Library for Windows is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL). It can be used with most Windowsprogramming languages including Microsoft Visual C++ and C, Visual Basic, Borland C/C++, Watcom C and Pascal.The GPIB Library is modeled after the National Instruments Library. As of the time of this writing, the Library is syntactically and functionally identical with the NI-488.2 library. This means that a program written for the NI-488.2library may be recompiled for the GPIB Library and will compile, run and function without error in exactly the manner it did when compiled and run with the National Instruments software.IEEE-488.2 (GPIB)CompatibilityThe PCI-GPIB adheres toANSI/IEEE Standard 488-1978.Often referred to as the IEEE-488.2bus or HPIB (Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus), the GPIB (General Purpose Interface Bus) is a standard for instrumentation communication and control forinstruments from manufacturers the world over. The GPIB provides handshaking and interfacecommunications over an 8 bit data bus employing 5 control and 3handshake signals.IEEE-488 ConnectionConnecting GPIB devices together is straightforward. Since the signal lines are connected in parallel, a direct pin-to-pin wiring cable is used. GPIB, or IEEE-488, uses a standardized connector, whichadditionally simplifies interconnecting different instruments.The optional C-488-2M cable is a standard 2 meter IEEE-488 cable. It can be used to connect any of OMEGA’s IEEE-488 devices to other IEEE-488 instruments. Since each connector has two parallel GPIB connections, a user caneasily attach other GPIB devices to either end for expansion.Ordering Example: PCI-GPIB card, C-488-2M cable and OMEGACARE SM 1-year extended warranty for PCI-GPIB (adds 1 year to standard 3-year warranty) $399 + 59 + 30 = $488CANADA www.omega.ca Laval(Quebec) 1-800-TC-OMEGA UNITED KINGDOM www. Manchester, England0800-488-488GERMANY www.omega.deDeckenpfronn, Germany************FRANCE www.omega.frGuyancourt, France088-466-342BENELUX www.omega.nl Amstelveen, NL 0800-099-33-44UNITED STATES 1-800-TC-OMEGA Stamford, CT.CZECH REPUBLIC www.omegaeng.cz Karviná, Czech Republic596-311-899TemperatureCalibrators, Connectors, General Test and MeasurementInstruments, Glass Bulb Thermometers, Handheld Instruments for Temperature Measurement, Ice Point References,Indicating Labels, Crayons, Cements and Lacquers, Infrared Temperature Measurement Instruments, Recorders Relative Humidity Measurement Instruments, RTD Probes, Elements and Assemblies, Temperature & Process Meters, Timers and Counters, Temperature and Process Controllers and Power Switching Devices, Thermistor Elements, Probes andAssemblies,Thermocouples Thermowells and Head and Well Assemblies, Transmitters, WirePressure, Strain and ForceDisplacement Transducers, Dynamic Measurement Force Sensors, Instrumentation for Pressure and Strain Measurements, Load Cells, Pressure Gauges, PressureReference Section, Pressure Switches, Pressure Transducers, Proximity Transducers, Regulators,Strain Gages, Torque Transducers, ValvespH and ConductivityConductivity Instrumentation, Dissolved OxygenInstrumentation, Environmental Instrumentation, pH Electrodes and Instruments, Water and Soil Analysis InstrumentationHeatersBand Heaters, Cartridge Heaters, Circulation Heaters, Comfort Heaters, Controllers, Meters and SwitchingDevices, Flexible Heaters, General Test and Measurement Instruments, Heater Hook-up Wire, Heating Cable Systems, Immersion Heaters, Process Air and Duct, Heaters, Radiant Heaters, Strip Heaters, Tubular HeatersFlow and LevelAir Velocity Indicators, Doppler Flowmeters, LevelMeasurement, Magnetic Flowmeters, Mass Flowmeters,Pitot Tubes, Pumps, Rotameters, Turbine and Paddle Wheel Flowmeters, Ultrasonic Flowmeters, Valves, Variable Area Flowmeters, Vortex Shedding FlowmetersData AcquisitionAuto-Dialers and Alarm Monitoring Systems, Communication Products and Converters, Data Acquisition and Analysis Software, Data LoggersPlug-in Cards, Signal Conditioners, USB, RS232, RS485 and Parallel Port Data Acquisition Systems, Wireless Transmitters and Receivers。

翡菲科高流高性能水泵说明书

翡菲科高流高性能水泵说明书

1000 FIMCO Lane, P.O. Box 1700, North Sioux City, SD 57049 Toll Free Phone: 800-831-0027 : Toll Free Fax: 800-494-0440[5194678 (09/18)]Installation and Service InformationFimco High -Flo High Performance pumps are designed to pump water and aqueous solutions of common pesticides. They are not designed to pump petroleum products or other flammable materials. They are not designed to pump bleach solutions. Use of this pump for petroleum products or bleach solutions will void the warranty. When pumping liquids other than water, the pump should be flushed out with a cleaning solution, such as Fimco Tank Neutralizer & Cleaner, or clean water mixed with a good grade dish soap after each use to prolong pump life.This High -Flo High Performance pump is equipped with a demand switch that reacts to outlet pressure and shuts the pump motor off at a factory set pressure limit of 60 PSI. When the pressure drops below this preset limit the switch allows the pump motor to start again.High -Flo High Performance pumps are self -priming. Vertical prime will depend on the viscosity of the liquid and suction line size. Mini-mum recommended suction line size is 3/8 inch. All hose connections need to be tight or air leakage will break the prime and disrupt water flow. The installation of a 50 mesh strainer is recommended to prevent debris or other foreign material from entering the pump and causing pump failure. The pump should be mounted in a dry and adequately ventilated area. The pump can be mounted horizon-tally or vertically. If mounted vertically, the pump head should be down and the motor should be up. Your pump has two male 3/8” hose barb fittings molded into the pump head. Use flexible hose or tubing to connect to the inlet and outlet ports on the pump. This minimizes stress on the pump head. Never use rigid pipe connections. Do not compress the feet. Overtightening will reduce the ability to isolate vibration & noise.sure will cause the pump to cycle rapidly. This rapid cycling will increase the operating temperature of the motor and the amperage draw on the power supply. Extended use with this cycling will cause premature failure of the pump.Your pump is designed to run off of the battery of your ATV, lawn tractor, or other vehicle with a 12V system. If using a stand alone battery, use a deep cycle RV or marine battery.The pump should be winterized before storage, by pumping a solution of RV antifreeze through it, and the entire plumbing system.12 Volt, 1.2 GPM, 60 PSIDiaphragm Pump Model: HFP -12060-111 (5281370/5151086)Retain a copy of receipt for your pump.As it will be required to validate any warranty service. High -Flo High Performance Pumps are warranted against manufacturer or workmanship defects for Two (2) years from date of purchase for home owner usage and 90 days for commercial usage.See Page 4 for Warranty InformationDO∙ Clean and rinse your pump after each use with Fimco TankNeutralizer∙ Winterize your pump or sprayer by rinsing, draining andrunning RV Antifreeze through it before storing for the winter. ∙ Use clean water for your spray mixture ∙ Store inside a building when not in use.DON’T∙ Use to pump bleach.∙ Use to pump petroleum products such as diesel fuel,gasoline or kerosene∙ Leave your pump sit with spray mixture in it for extendedperiods∙ Use dirty or unfiltered water for sprayingTroubleshooting the Pump:Motor does not run:∙ Check for loose wiring connection(s).∙ Make sure the 'ON/OFF' switch in the lead wire assemblyis in the 'ON' position. "I" is the 'ON' position and 'O' is the 'OFF' position.∙ Check for defective pressure switch. Make sure you areconnected to a good 12 volt power source. Make sure any on/off switches are in the 'on' position. Remove the cap to the pressure switch. Pull both red wires off of their terminals, and touch the two ends together. If your pump runs when you do this, your pressure switch will need to be replaced. ∙ Check the fuse.∙ Check for low voltage at the power supply.Pump does not prime:∙ Check for air leaks in supply line.∙ Check for debris in the check valve assembly. ∙ Check for defective check valve. ∙ Check for clogged strainer/filter.∙ Check for cracks in the pump housing. ∙ Check for empty product supply.Low Pressure/Low Flow:∙ Check for leaks in the discharge line. ∙ Check for restriction in the discharge line. ∙ Check for debris in nozzle orifice. ∙ Check for clogged strainer.∙ Check for proper voltage—try another 12-volt battery.Pulsating flow (surging):∙ Low flow may cause pump to surge.∙ Spray wand is adjusted for a small or fine spray pat-tern.∙ Slightly open bypass (if applicable) to overcome.∙ If needed, pressure switch may need to be adjusted—adjust a quarter turn at a time clockwise until surging stops.∙ Check for defective pressure switch. ∙ Check for leaks in the discharge line. ∙ Check for restriction in the discharge line. ∙ Check for debris in nozzle orifice. ∙ Discharge hose may be too long. ∙ Check for clogged strainer.Motor continues to run after discharge is shut off: ∙ Check for empty product supply.∙ Check for open bypass valve. (if equipped) ∙ Check for low voltage.∙ Check for leak in discharge line. ∙ Check for defective pressure switch. ∙ System has leaks.Fuse blows:∙ Excessive voltage.∙ Improper adjustment of pressure switch. ∙ Damaged or defective wiring harness. ∙ Half -moon & counterweight are sticking. ∙ Defective pressure switch.Motor runs, but no pressure:CHECK:Both the counterweight and the bearing need to spin freely and both need to spin INDEPENDENTLY of each other. If these 2 pieces are ‘stuck’ together, you will need to break them free and whether or not they are sticking, spray some good quality lubricant or something similar on them and let it soak in and this should restore most of your prime.Checking the Pressure Switch :If your motor is not running and you’ve checked the following: for loose wiring connections, fuse, the switch on the lead wire was “ON” and made sure you were connected to a fully charged battery and everything is fine, but the motor won’t run, then it’s time to check to see if the pressure switch is bad.∙ Remove the cover off the 1” square box (pressure switch) on the head ofthe pump, the cover is held on by one phillips -head screw. This will expose the two red wires.∙ With the pump connected to a good 12 volt power source and everythingon.∙ Slip the two red wires off the terminals and touch them together.If the motor runs, it means the pressure switch is bad and needs to be replaced. If it still doesn’t run, try bypassing the switch in the lead wire or using another lead wire. Even if a tester shows power to the pressure switch, it still could be the switch in the wire that is causing the problem.If still not responsive, use a voltmeter or electrical tester to make sure you are getting power to the head of the pump, as it could possibly be something in one of the wires or even the lead wire assembly may need to be replaced.Warning: It is NOT recommended to run the pump this way, as the pump will continue to run and not shut off.This could result in blown hoses when all discharges are closed. Also, this could result in premature failure of the pump completely.WarrantyLIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW FIMCO EQUIPMENTWHO MAY USE THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. This limited warranty (the “Limited Warranty”) is provided by Fimco to the original purchaser (“you”) of the Equipment (as defined below) from Fimco or one of Fimco’s authorized dealers. This Limited Warranty does not apply to any subsequent owner or other transferee of the Equipment. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.WHAT THIS LIMITED WARRANTY COVERS AND FOR HOW LONG. Fimco warrants that any new Equipment will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of two (2) years (homeowner), 90 days (commercial user), after delivery of the Equipment to you (the “Warranty Period”). The Warranty Period is not extended if Fimco repairs or replaces the Equipment.WHAT IS NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. This Limited Warranty does not apply to: (1) used Equipment; (2) any Equipment that has been altered, changed, repaired or treated since its delivery to you, other than by Fimco or its authorized dealers; (3) damage or depreciation due to normal wear and tear; (4) defects or damage due to failure to follow Fimco’s operator’s manual, specifications or other written instructions, or improper storage, operation, maintenance, application or installation of parts; (5) defects or damage due to misuse, accident or neglect, “acts of God” or other events beyond Fimco’s reasonable control; (6) accessories, attachments, tools or parts that were not manufactured by Fimco, whether or not sold or operated with the Equipment; or (7) rubber parts, such as tires, hoses and grommets.HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE. To obtain warranty service under this Limited Warranty, you must (1) provide written notice to Fimco of the defect during the Warranty Period and within thirty (30) days after the defect becomes apparent or the repair becomes necessary, at the following address: Fimco, 1000 FImco Lane, North Sioux City, SD 57049; and (2) make the Equipment available to Fimco or an authorized dealer within a reasonable period of time. For more information about this Limited Warranty, please call: 800-831-0027WHAT REMEDIES ARE AVAILABLE UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. If the conditions set forth above are fulfilled and the Equipment or any part thereof is found to be defective, Fimco shall, at its own cost, and at its option, either repair or replace the defective Equipment or part. Fimco will pay for shipping and handling fees to return the repaired or replacement Equipment or part to you.LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND OTHER REMEDIES. THE REMEDIES DESCRIBED ABOVE ARE YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES, AND FIMCO’S SOLE LIABILITY, FOR ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUD-ING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD, AND THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE FOR BREACH THEREOF SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE UNDER THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN NO EVENT SHALL FIMCO’S LIABILITY UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY EXCEED THE ACTUAL AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THE DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT, NOR SHALL FIMCO BE LIABLE, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OR LOSSES, WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.。

国际国内城市三字代码查询-城市航空代码表

国际国内城市三字代码查询-城市航空代码表

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Redhat试题

Redhat试题
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Hale Waihona Puke 2 映射关系的文件是:/etc/resolv.conf ;/etc/networks
2 不需要编译内核的情况是
删除系统不用的设备驱动程序时; 升级内核时; 添加新硬件时;将网卡激活
在shell中变量的赋值有四种方法,其 直接赋值 ;使用read命令
2 中,采用name=12的方法称
;使用命令行参数;使用命令的输出
re dh 单选 arte 题 dh 单选 at 题
linux操作系统下有很多应用软件,其 2 中大部分软件包括linux本身属于
2 Linux操作系统的管理员账号是
A商业软件;共享软件;自由软件;其他类型软件
administrator ;superuser root
;system;
re dh 单选 at 题
录文件
在局域网络内的某台主机用ping命令测
试网络连接时发现网络内部的主机都可 主机IP设置有误
以连同,而不能与公网连通
;没有设置连接局域网的网关
;局域网的网关或主机的网关设置有误;局域网
2 ,问题可能是
DNS服务器设置有误
下列文件中,包含了主机名到IP地址的 /etc/HOSTNAME ;/etc/hosts ;
2是
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为了了表示负数,我们引入入有符号数的表示方方法: 对于有符号数 x ,令 y = x (0 ≤ x < 然后将 y 用用位向量量表示即可。 此时我们称 y 的最高高位为符号位。
w-1 2 )
x + 2w (-2w-1 ≤ x < 0)
整数的表示:有符号数

举例例: w = 16, x = 12345, y = 12345
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 3 9

12345 = 0x3039
整数的表示:字⻓长

整数的表示中,w 即为字⻓长,反映了了CPU同时能处理理的数据的位 数。由CPU和操作系统决定。

如对于 x86 (i386) 架构的CPU,w = 32。 如对于 x86_64 (amd64) 架构的CPU,w = 64。
整数的表示:总结

位向量量、字⻓长、字节顺序、有符号数 我们来看一一些编程语言言中的整数类型
整数类型 位数 字节数 char / char 8 1 unsigned char / byte 8 1 short / integer 16 2 unsigned short / word 16 2 int / longint 32 4 unsigned int / dword 32 4 long long / int64 64 8 unsigned long long / qword 64 8 取值范围 -128 ~ 127 0 ~ 255 -32768 ~ 32767 0 ~ 65535
整数的表示
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整数是用用一一个⻓长度为 w 的位向量量表示的 例例子子: w = 16,表示整数 12345 12345 = (0101 0000 0101 1001)2
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1
整数的表示
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为了了书写方方便便,有时会表示成16进制 将二二进制表示4位一一组,转成单个 0~9, a~f 即可
将某位置为 1 / 0
inline u32 set_bit(u32 x, int pos) { return x | (1u << pos); }
inline u32 clear_bit(u32 x, int pos) { return x & ~(1u << pos); }
求二二进制表示中 1 的个数

查表法
int cnt_table[1 << 16]; void count_pre() { cnt_table[0] = 0; for (int i = 0; i < 1 << 16; i++) { cnt_table[i] = cnt_table[i >> 1] + (i & 1); } } inline int count(u32 x) { return cnt_table[x >> 16] + cnt_table[x & 65535u]; }

注意,二二元逻辑运算是短路路的, 当左边的值就能确定表达式的值时不不会计算右边的值
整数的运算:移位运算
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将整数视为位向量量进行行行移位的操作 包括 左移 和 右移
移位运算 左移 右移 C / C++ << >> Pascal shl 或 << shr 或 >>
整数的运算:移位运算

x << k (0 ≤ k < w) 将 x 的位表示的前 k 位删去,并在最后面面添加 k 个 0
整数的运算:逻辑运算

用用来操作布尔变量量的一一类运算 在 C / C++ 中,所有非非0参数都表示True,0表示False 在 Pascal 中,有专⻔门的布尔数据类型 boolean 包括 或(OR)、与(AND)、非非(NOT)
逻辑运算 OR AND NOT C / C++ || && ! Pascal or and not
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在内存中一一个跨越多个字节的对象该如何存储呢? 小小端法 (little endian): 从最低有效字节到最高高有效字节存储 大大端法 (big endian): 从最高高有效字节到最低有效字节存储
整数的表示:字节顺序

举例例:在内存的 0x100 地址存储整数 0x01234567
浅谈计算机系统结构与OI中的实用用编程技巧
清华大大学 计算机科学与技术系 王逸松
wangyisong1996@
概述:卡常数
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你是否遇到过: “这题卡常数诶……” “???” “我怎么都要跑1.5s+” “我只要0.3s啊?”
/JudgeOnline/status.php?problem_id=&user_id=&language=-1&jresult=7 截图于2017年年1月月26日日
-2147483648 ~ 2147483647
0 ~ 4294967295 -263 ~ 263 - 1 0 ~ 264 - 1
整数的运算

在高高级语言言中,整数的运算分为 四则运算、位运算、逻辑运算和移位运算。

四则运算:加、减、乘、除 位运算:或、与、取反、异或 逻辑运算:或、与、非非 移位运算:左移、右移
求二二进制表示中前缀 0 个数

同上,也可用用查表法
int clz_table[1 << 16]; void clz_pre() { clz_table[0] = 16; for (int i = 1; i < 1 << 16; i++) { clz_table[i] = clz_table[i >> 1] - 1; } } inline int count_leading_zeros(u32 x) { return x >> 16 ? clz_table[x >> 16] : 16 + clz_table[x & 65535u]; }

x >> k (0 ≤ k < w) 将 x 的位表示的后 k 位删去, 无无符号数 (逻辑右移):在最前面面添加 k 个 0, 有符号数 (算术右移):在最前面面添加 k 个符号位

注意: k ≥ w 时移位运算的行行行为是未定义的(undefined)
整数的运算:总结 & 思考
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内存地址 大大端法 小小端法 0x100 0x01 0x67 0x101 0x23 0x45 0x102 0x45 0x23 0x103 0x67 0x01

绝大大多数 Intel 兼容机(包括几几乎所有个人人计算机) 都只用用小小端模式, 即使用用小小端法。
整数的表示:有符号数

以上表示方方法只能表示 0 ~ 2w - 1 之间的整数 我们称这种方方法表示的数为无无符号数
整数的运算:位运算

一一些例例子子
C语言言表达式 ~0x41 ~0x00 二二进制表达式 ~[0100 0001] ~[0000 0000] 二二进制结果 [1011 1110] [1111 1111] 十十六进制结果 0xbe 0xff 0x41 0x7d
0x69 & 0x55 [0110 1001] & [0101 0101] [0100 0001] 0x69 | 0x55 [0110 1001] | [0101 0101] [0111 1101]
0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1
w = 16, x = -12345, y = -12345+65536 = 53191
1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1
发现没有?(-x的补码表示) = (x的补码表示) 取反 再 +1

这种表示方方法也叫补码 (two’s complement)
四则运算、位运算、逻辑运算、移位运算 位运算有何实际用用处? 移位运算能否用用四则运算来表示? 如果能的话,移位运算有何实际意义?
浮点数的表示
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由 IEEE 754 标准 于1985年年规定 V = (-1)
s
× M × 2
位数 32 64 E的⻓长度 8 11 M的⻓长度 23 52
一一些简单的位运算技巧
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读某个二二进制位 将某位置为 1 / 0 求二二进制表示中 1 的个数 求二二进制表示中 前缀 / 后缀 0 的个数 提取 lowbit
读某个二二进制位

u32为32位无无符号整数类型 以C++为例例
inline u32 read_bit(u32 x, int pos) { return (x >> pos) & 1; }

对于绝大大多数操作系统,w = 64。 对于最新版本的 NOI Linux ,w = 32。 注:一一般来说,64位CPU可以运行行行32位操作系统,反过来不不行行行。
整数的表示:字节顺序

在存储器器(如内存)中, 数据是以字节而而不不是位为单位进行行行存储的。 1 字节(Byte) = 8 位(Bit)
http://uoj.ac/problem/40 截图于2017年年2月月6日日
概述:实用用编程技巧 / 底层优化

“我们只要这样, 这样,这样…… 再这样就能AC了了” “好玄玄学啊……”
图片片来源:清华大大学“大大学物理理2(英)”课程的课件
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