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■ 11月14日玩具秒杀专场效果显著，33个秒杀单品有31 个单品销售涨幅超过1000%，当天专场秒杀总额 342528元
11月14日玩具秒杀专场数据
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■ 无线端案例之掌上秒杀：专场一
11.25-12.01
本轮共提报30个sku，总销售金额：939766
本轮销售额最高的是家居家装部（5个sku，贡献27%销售额）、涨幅显著的是食品部（5个sku，平均销售涨幅1994%），另有17个单品销售涨幅超过1000% ，单价55~99的商品销售最佳
*以上数据来源截止2013.12.12
■ 新版客户端（V2.8版）资源营的资源有焦点图、秒杀、4个楼层、6个主题馆
板块介绍：焦点图（每天5帧）
根据各采销部在移动端销售额数据，进行相应比例
资源分配。其中，POP固定每天有1帧首焦资源位
POP首焦资源位使用规则与PC端同步的POP平台类活动
支持二级类目的品类大活动
依据活动上线时间，提前两天提报
板块介绍：摇啊摇（1期/周）
【摇啊摇】是无线端2013年11月份新上线互动功能
板块，通过手机摇出奖品的方式，促进用户参与活
动，达到提高订单量和用户活跃的的目的用户每天有3次摇奖机会，奖品有：京券、东券、京
豆、特价商品（需设置手机秒杀价）、厂家冠名赞
图片，日常一周更新一次，遇特殊节假日及活动可
配合大活动节奏更替，本资源暂未开放给采销
其他介绍：掌上专享价说明
【掌上专享价】是提报无线端各活动时，可设置的商品在活动时间内以特惠价售卖，且只在无线端专享专享价在移动端展示位置：秒杀、摇啊摇、搜索机分类中，录入方式与秒杀相同，区别在于秒杀时间短（2小时、4小时），专享价可以自定义设置时长

2014年可穿戴设备行业分析报告

2014年可穿戴设备行业分析报告2014年8月目录一、可穿戴设备简介 (4)1、可穿戴设备产品及功能 (4)2、可穿戴设备发展历史 (5)二、可穿戴设备是下一个消费电子增长点 (7)三、可穿戴设备处于行业爆发前期 (8)1、当前市场规模较小但增长迅速 (8)2、2014年可穿戴新产品集中上市，性价比改善刺激需求上扬 (9)3、Android Wear，HealthKit等开发平台助推市场发展 (11)四、iWatch的推出将点燃整个行业的热情 (13)1、Apple为全球创新能力最强的消费电子企业 (13)2、iWatch创新众多，将显著带动可穿戴行业的发展 (13)五、可穿戴设备对产业链的拉动将优于当前市场的判断 (16)1、可穿戴设备对于零组件有全新的要求 (16)（1）可穿戴设备显示器 (16)（2）更加结实的盖板玻璃 (17)（3）SIP 技术更加广泛的应用 (17)（4）无线充电技术的应用 (18)2、可穿戴设备价值量在部分零组件产品上是要高于手机的 (18)3、iWatch的供应链毛利率高于市场的平均水平 (19)4、iWatch供应链厂商的股价大幅上涨 (20)六、重点企业简况 (20)1、环旭电子：SIP业务受益于可穿戴设备的兴起 (20)2、*ST合泰：积极布局可穿戴领域，未来发展可期 (23)3、晶方科技：TSV业务受益于可穿戴设备的兴起 (26)4、华天科技：TSV业务受益于可穿戴设备的兴起 (29)5、中京电子：稀缺的拥有自主终端品牌的可穿戴设备企业 (31)可穿戴设备指可直接穿在身上，或是整合到用户的衣服或配件里的一种便携式设备。

它集成了多媒体、传感器和无线通信等技术，通过APP 支持、数据交互、云端交互可以实现强大的功能。

它相比传统的便携式智能设备具备独特的优势，因而是未来必然的发展趋势。

可穿戴设备具备独特的功能优势，将是消费电子的下一个增长点。

当前行业处于发展初期，但预计自2014 年开始将实现高速的增长，市场规模将迅速扩大。

Datasheet MLX90614 中文数据手册 rev008

标准上，MLX90614 是按照目标物体发射率 1 进行校准的。客户可根据其目标物体的发射率进行修改，可修改范围为 0.1 至 1.0，修改后，客户也不需要用黑体进行校准。
10-位 PWM 输出模式是连续输出所测物体温度的标准配置，测量物体的温度范围为-20…120 °C，分辨率为 0.14 °C。PWM 通过修改 EEPROM 内 2 个单元的值，实际上可以根据需求调整至任何温度范围，而这对出厂校准结果并无影响。
传感器的测量结果均出厂校准化，数据接口为数字式的 PWM 和 SMBus(System Management Bus) 输出。
作为标准，PWM 为 10 位，且配置为-20˚C 至 120 ˚C 内，分辨率为 0.14 ˚C 的连续输出。
传感器出厂默认，上电复位时为 SMBus 通信。
3901090614 Rev 008
PWM 引脚也可配置为热继电器(输入是 To)，这样可以实现简单且性价比高的恒温控制器或温度报警(冰点/沸点)应用，其中的温度临界值是用户可编程的。在 SMBus 系统里，这个功能可以作为处理器的中断信号，以此触发读取主线上从动器的值，并确定精度条件。
传感器有两种供电电压选择：5V 或 3V(电池供电)。其中，5V 也可简便的从更高供电电压(例如 8 至 16V)上通过外接元件调制。(具体请参考“应用信息”)
MLX90614 connection to SMBus
图 1: 典型应用电路
2 概述
MLX90614 是一款用于非接触式的红外温度传感器，集成了红外探测热电堆芯片与信号处理专用集成芯片，全部封装在 TO-39。
低噪声放大器、17 位 ADC 和强大的 DSP 处理单元的全集成，使传感器实现了高精度，高分辨率的测量。

Agile Product Lifecycle Management管理指南说明书

A gile Product Lifecycle Management Administrator GuideRelease 9.3.6E71145-01January 2017Agile Product Lifecycle Management Administrator Guide, Release 9.3.6E71145-01Copyright © 2010, 2017, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.Primary Author: Oracle CorporationContributing Author: Claire-Marie CostanzaContributor:This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited.The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. 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AMD, Opteron, the AMD logo, and the AMD Opteron logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group.This software or hardware and documentation may provide access to or information about content, products, and services from third parties. Oracle Corporation and its affiliates are not responsible for and expressly disclaim all warranties of any kind with respect to third-party content, products, and services unless otherwise set forth in an applicable agreement between you and Oracle. Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services, except as set forth in an applicable agreement between you and Oracle.ContentsPreface (xxv)Audience (xxv)Documentation Accessibility (xxv)Related Documents (xxv)Conventions (xxv)1 IntroductionWelcome to Agile PLM Administrator................................................................................................. 1-1 How to Find Documentation for Agile PLM................................................................................. 1-1 Documentation for the PLM Administrator....................................................................................... 1-1 Agile Configuration Propagation (ACP) Guide............................................................................ 1-1 Recipe & Material Workspace Administrator Guide.................................................................... 1-1 Getting Started with Agile PLM...................................................................................................... 1-1 PLM Solution-Specific User Guides................................................................................................ 1-2 Agile Product Lifecycle Management Solutions................................................................................ 1-2 What's New in Administrator................................................................................................................ 1-3 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.6........................................................................... 1-3 SmartRules................................................................................................................................... 1-4System Preferences..................................................................................................................... 1-4 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.5........................................................................... 1-4 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.4........................................................................... 1-5 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.3........................................................................... 1-5 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.2........................................................................... 1-6 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.1........................................................................... 1-7 Features and Enhancements added in Rel. 9.3.............................................................................. 1-8 Installation Test Notice...................................................................................................................... 1-8 2 Getting Started in AdministratorOverview.................................................................................................................................................... 2-1 Logging in to Agile Clients as an Administrator............................................................................... 2-1 Creating New Administrator Users...................................................................................................... 2-2 Dates and Times in Agile PLM.............................................................................................................. 2-3 Example............................................................................................................................................... 2-4 Administrator User Interfaces............................................................................................................... 2-4 Filtering Data in Java Client............................................................................................................. 2-4iiiAdministrator Nodes in Java Client................................................................................................ 2-4 Administrative Capabilities...................................................................................................... 2-7Guidelines for Implementing Agile PLM................................................................................ 2-8Example Nodes in Java Client................................................................................................... 2-8 Administration in Web Client.......................................................................................................... 2-9 Agile PLM Variables............................................................................................................................... 2-9 Default Value Variables.................................................................................................................2-10 $CURRENTREV Criteria Logic..............................................................................................2-10 Privilege Mask Criteria Variables.................................................................................................2-10 Workflow Assignment and Status Type Variables....................................................................2-11 Routing Manager Variables...........................................................................................................2-12 3 Administrator Functions in Web ClientOverview to Administrator in Web Client.......................................................................................... 3-1 Configuring the Dashboard................................................................................................................... 3-2 Tab Display Configuration.................................................................................................................... 3-2 Visual Themes.......................................................................................................................................... 3-3 Selecting Theme Options.................................................................................................................. 3-3 Branding Logo............................................................................................................................. 3-3Icon Motif..................................................................................................................................... 3-3Color Palette................................................................................................................................. 3-3Replacing the Oracle Logo......................................................................................................... 3-4 Modifying Style Schemes.................................................................................................................. 3-5 Specifying Colors in Hexadecimal Format.............................................................................. 3-6 Report Templates..................................................................................................................................... 3-6 Manage Report Template (AppliedTo Choice).............................................................................. 3-7 Dynamic and Static Templates......................................................................................................... 3-7 Creating Report Templates............................................................................................................... 3-7 Reports Unsupported by BI Publisher............................................................................................ 3-8 Logging Configuration............................................................................................................................ 3-8 Cache Health Monitor............................................................................................................................. 3-9 How the Cache Health Monitor Works.......................................................................................3-10 Buttons on Cache Health Monitor Page...............................................................................3-10 Automatic Synchronization using Java Client Administrator.................................................3-11 Logging and Debugging Errors....................................................................................................3-11 Deleting Objects in Agile....................................................................................................................3-13 4 Administrator Functions in Java ClientAPI Name................................................................................................................................................... 4-1 API Name field in Java Client.......................................................................................................... 4-1 Administrator Reports............................................................................................................................. 4-2 Utilities on Admin Toolbar.................................................................................................................... 4-4 Sending Email to Users..................................................................................................................... 4-4 Global Replace.................................................................................................................................... 4-5 Global Replace Properties.......................................................................................................... 4-5 History Tracking....................................................................................................................................... 4-6 Object History and Administrative Object History...................................................................... 4-7 ivAdministrator History....................................................................................................................... 4-7 Purging Administrator History................................................................................................ 4-8 History of Deleted Objects................................................................................................................ 4-8 Deleting Objects in Agile................................................................................................................... 4-9 Administrator Import and Export......................................................................................................4-10 Encoding Types...............................................................................................................................4-10 Administrator Export.....................................................................................................................4-11 Administrator Import.....................................................................................................................4-11 Process Extensions Library..................................................................................................................4-12 Multiple Language Support................................................................................................................4-12 Administrator Data that is Supported for Multi-Language Capability..................................4-13 Supported Administrator Nodes...........................................................................................4-13Data Settings.............................................................................................................................4-13Workflow Settings...................................................................................................................4-14User Settings.............................................................................................................................4-14System Settings.........................................................................................................................4-14Supported Predefined System Objects..................................................................................4-15 Administrator Data that is Not Supported for Multi-Language Capability..........................4-15 Configuring a System for Multi-Languages................................................................................4-16 5 ClassesConfiguring Business Objects with Agile PLM Classes.................................................................. 5-1 Agile PLM Class Structure..................................................................................................................... 5-1 Routable and Nonroutable Objects................................................................................................. 5-2 Object Types in Agile PLM............................................................................................................... 5-3 Viewing Agile PLM Classes............................................................................................................. 5-3 Agile PLM's Installed Routable Object Types................................................................................... 5-3 Agile PLM's Installed Nonroutable Object Types............................................................................ 5-6 Disabling Object Types...................................................................................................................... 5-9 Customizing Lifecycle Phases............................................................................................................... 5-9 Modifying a Lifecycle Phase..........................................................................................................5-10 Adding a Lifecycle Phase...............................................................................................................5-10 Removing a Lifecycle Phase..........................................................................................................5-11 Configuring Subclasses.......................................................................................................................5-11 Before You Begin.............................................................................................................................5-12 Viewing Subclass Properties.........................................................................................................5-12 Changing the AutoNumber Source Property.............................................................................5-13 Preventing Manual Number Assignment...................................................................................5-13 Changing a Subclass Name or Description.................................................................................5-14 Changing the Site-Specific BOM Property..................................................................................5-14 Creating a New Subclass................................................................................................................5-15 Deleting a Subclass..........................................................................................................................5-15 Configuring Tabs..................................................................................................................................5-16 About Page Two Tabs.....................................................................................................................5-16 About Page Three Tabs..................................................................................................................5-17 Showing, Hiding, or Renaming a Tab..........................................................................................5-17 Modifying the Format of Tabs............................................................................................................5-18vModifying Attribute Order on a Form Tab, Single Column.....................................................5-18 Multi-Column Layout on a Web Client Form Tab..............................................................5-19Attribute Input Width Setting................................................................................................5-20Two-Column Attribute Order................................................................................................5-20Thumbnails on Two-Column Form Tabs.............................................................................5-21 Modifying Attribute Order on a Table Tab.................................................................................5-22 Designing a Page Two or Page Three Tab...................................................................................5-22 About the Page Two Create User Attribute.........................................................................5-23 Guidelines for Designing Page Two and Page Three Tabs.......................................................5-23 Preparing Page Two or Page Three Attributes....................................................................5-23Before You Begin......................................................................................................................5-24Stage II: Setting Up the Tab....................................................................................................5-25Field Tab Order........................................................................................................................5-25Using Heading Attributes.......................................................................................................5-25Removing a Page Two or Page Three Tab...........................................................................5-26 About Attributes, Flex Fields, and Read-Through Fields.............................................................5-27 User-Defined Flex Fields................................................................................................................5-27 Where user-defined flex fields are fully supported:...........................................................5-28Where user-defined flex fields are partially supported:....................................................5-29Where User-Defined Flex Fields cannot be Used................................................................5-29 Read-Through Fields......................................................................................................................5-29 Read-Through Fields Made Consistent in Items and Changes.........................................5-30Read-Through Fields on the BOM and Manufacturers Tabs............................................5-30 Defining Attributes...............................................................................................................................5-31 Recognizing Attribute Types.........................................................................................................5-32 Defining Attribute Properties........................................................................................................5-33 An Exception involving Required Fields in Object Modification.....................................5-39Image Attributes......................................................................................................................5-39Numeric Attribute and Money Attribute Display Formats...............................................5-39Hidden Date Attribute Sources of the Routed Date on Workflow Routings Tab..........5-40 Defining LargeText Attributes......................................................................................................5-41 HTML Features........................................................................................................................5-43 Configuring Attributes.........................................................................................................................5-45 Modifying Attributes......................................................................................................................5-45 Matching the Properties of Attributes Common to Several Tabs............................................5-46 Setting Default Values....................................................................................................................5-46 Showing or Hiding an Attribute on a Tab...................................................................................5-47 Editing a Field Label or Table Column Name............................................................................5-47 Using Custom Icons for Subclasses...................................................................................................5-48 Smart URL Quick Access to Objects, Files, and Searches.............................................................5-48 6 Character SetsAvailable Character Sets......................................................................................................................... 6-1 Creating a Character Set.......................................................................................................................... 6-2 Modifying a Character Set...................................................................................................................... 6-3 vi7 ListsOverview.................................................................................................................................................... 7-1 Routing Manager Lists............................................................................................................................ 7-1 Creating Custom Lists and Adding to Lists................................................................................... 7-2 More Kinds of Lists.................................................................................................................................. 7-4 Simple Lists......................................................................................................................................... 7-5 Cascade Lists....................................................................................................................................... 7-6 Dynamic Lists..................................................................................................................................... 7-6 Criteria Association to Dynamic Lists..................................................................................... 7-7 Configuring Lists...................................................................................................................................... 7-7 Setting Default Values for Lists........................................................................................................ 7-9 Display Type for Lists in Web Client....................................................................................... 7-9 Failure Mode Lists.............................................................................................................................. 7-9 Creating Cascade Lists..........................................................................................................................7-10 8 Process ExtensionsOverview to Process Extensions............................................................................................................ 8-1 Using the Process Extension Library.................................................................................................... 8-2 Assigning Process Extensions to Classes............................................................................................. 8-4 Assigning Process Extensions to Workflow Statuses........................................................................ 8-4 9 AutoNumbersHow AutoNumbers Are Used................................................................................................................ 9-1 Modifying an AutoNumber Source................................................................................................. 9-1 About AutoNumber Sources.................................................................................................................. 9-2 Configuring AutoNumber Sources....................................................................................................... 9-4 Changing an AutoNumber's Prefix or Suffix................................................................................. 9-5 Changing Where an AutoNumber Source Is Used....................................................................... 9-5 Custom AutoNumbers...................................................................................................................... 9-6 Timeout................................................................................................................................................ 9-6 Creating a New AutoNumber Source................................................................................................... 9-6 Before You Begin................................................................................................................................ 9-6 Deleting an AutoNumber Source.......................................................................................................... 9-7 10 CriteriaAbout Reusable Criteria......................................................................................................................10-1 Exploring Reusable Criteria................................................................................................................10-1 Viewing Reusable Criteria.............................................................................................................10-2 Criteria Windows and Tabs...........................................................................................................10-3 Creating a New Criteria.......................................................................................................................10-3 Modifying an Existing Reusable Criteria.........................................................................................10-5 Using Affected Items Tab Fields in Reusable Criteria..................................................................10-5 How Changes Are Matched When Reusable Criteria Specify Affected Items Tab Fields...10-5 Difference Between "Item" and "Part" in Affected Items Names.............................................10-6 More about Affected Items: Adding Approvers, Acknowledgers, and Observers...............10-6vii。

WDM91

1、REV：修改情况说明。说明从前次颁发到目前增加的内 REV：修改情况说明。容或修改过的内容。新增内容用“A”表示表示；容或修改过的内容。新增内容用“A”表示；修改内容用 “R”表示 R”表示 2、MOD：改装情况说明。（暂空） MOD：改装情况说明。（暂空）。（暂空 3、EQUIP： EQUIP： BOEING设备号在部件的实际安装位置上不显示设备号， BOEING设备号。在部件的实际安装位置上不显示设备号，设备号。只在图纸上显示（WDM，SSM）。设备号以字母开头。）。设备号以字母开头只在图纸上显示（WDM，SSM）。设备号以字母开头。由字母数字共同组成，最多包含十个字母数字，字母数字共同组成，最多包含十个字母数字，字母前面可能会有空格。能会有空格。 9000-9999和90000-99999的设备号是给客户预留的的设备号是给客户预留的）（注：9000-9999和90000-99999的设备号是给客户预留的）
7.6.1标准线路施工手册（SWDM） 7.6.1标准线路施工手册（SWDM）应用标准线路施工手册 WDM 91章介 91章介设备清单跳开关清单导线清单接地清单导线连接管清单接线片清单连接清单
一.WDM 91章介绍 91章介绍
（一）WDM 91章共分为图表和清单两大部（一）WDM 91章共分为图表和清单两大部分（二）WDM91章目录说明（二）WDM91章目录说明
10、LENGTH FT/IN： 10、 FT/IN：长度，英尺/ 长度，英尺/英寸，表示导线的长度。在线路图中会标示出导线或线束的关键长度和允许误差。若为空白，表示它是组线中的一部分，其长度在组线的最小序列号的导线中显示。 11、DIAGRAM： 11、DIAGRAM： XX-XX-XX，导线所在的线路图章节号。 XX-XX-XX，导线所在的线路图章节号。 “MU-LT-I”表示此导线同时出现在几张线路图上。“SPMU-LT- 表示此导线同时出现在几张线路图上。“SPAR-E”表示有此导线，但是空线，是一根备线。 AR12、EQUIP： 12、EQUIP：线的两端所连接设备的号码，对每根导线均有两栏。有可能是设备号，接地点（GDXXXXX）或是连接管能是设备号，接地点（GDXXXXX）或是连接管（SPXXXXX，SMXXXXX）。若两设备号相同，则表示 SPXXXXX，SMXXXXX）。若两设备号相同，则表示导线是从一个设备的一点连接到同一设备的另一点。

中国电信2014年4G发展策略、业务及产品

低于15%（手机除外）
附2：成熟市场的LTE终端组合渐趋合理--由AT&T看LTE终端组合
AT&T在2011年H2已正式商用LTE。
终端产品组合及对比 LTE终端组合及对比
数据终端：4
终端组合
数据终端：5
Tablet： 11 手机： 41
终端LTE产业链渐趋成熟：
Tablet： 9 手机： 26
5
附：中兴通讯在全球30多个运营商实现LTE终端商用发货
MF820
TeliaSonera MF820/MF820D Verizon Wireless Jetpack 890L Hi3G MF880/MF28G
MF820D
CSL
MF820S2
MF29S2
MF91S ZM8623
MF820
MF93 MF91 MF821 T82 U9810 N5L
更多精彩，期待您的发现！
最具性价比LTE智能手机（Q801C）
尺寸系统平台制式频段支持屏幕规格拍照摄像语音方案上市时间
159.9*82.4*8.5mm 高通/联芯符合三个运营商的不同要求符合三个运营商的不同要求 5.0英寸FWVGA（854*480） 500万+30万像素双摄像头单卡双待 2014Q1
直接感受：一首7M大小的高品质歌曲下载只需2秒钟，一个700M的文件下载只需3分钟，一部2G高清电影下载只需 8分钟。
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艾 significance 199115 产品说明书

Eaton 199115Eaton Moeller® series Rapid Link - Reversing starter, 6.6 A,Sensor input 2, Actuator output 1, 230/277 V AC, AS-Interface®, S-7.A.E. for 62 modules, HAN Q4/2, with manual override switchGeneral specificationsEaton Moeller® series Rapid Link Reversing starter199115RAMO5-W212A32-412RS14015081971732120 mm 270 mm 220 mm 1.81 kgRoHSIEC/EN 60947-4-2 CCC UL approval CE UL 60947-4-2Assigned motor rating: for normal internally and externally ventilated 4 pole, three-phase asynchronous motors with 1500 rpm at 50 Hz or 1800 min at 60 HzProduct NameCatalog Number Model CodeEANProduct Length/Depth Product Height Product Width Product Weight Certifications Catalog NotesIs the panel builder's responsibility. The specifications for the switchgear must be observed.3 kW6.6 A (at 150 % Overload)480 V AC, 3-phase400 V AC, 3-phase10000 A0 VMeets the product standard's requirements.Is the panel builder's responsibility. The specifications for the switchgear must be observed.Does not apply, since the entire switchgear needs to be evaluated.0 kW2.238 kWMeets the product standard's requirements.0 V-40 °CKey switch position HANDManual override switch1 Actuator outputKey switch position AUTO Generation Change RASP4 to RASP5Configuration to Rockwell PLC for Rapid LinkConnecting drives to generator suppliesGeneration change from RA-SP to RASP 4.0Generation change RAMO4 to RAMO5Generation change from RA-MO to RAMO 4.0Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)Generation Change RA-SP to RASP5Rapid Link 5 - brochureDA-SW-USB Driver PC Cable DX-CBL-PC-1M5DA-SW-drivesConnect USB Driver DX-COM-PCKITDA-SW-Driver DX-CBL-PC-3M0DA-SW-drivesConnect - InstallationshilfeDA-SW-drivesConnect - installation helpDA-SW-drivesConnectDA-SW-USB Driver DX-COM-STICK3-KITMaterial handling applications - airports, warehouses and intra-logisticsProduct Range Catalog Drives Engineering-ENProduct Range Catalog Drives EngineeringDA-DC-00004523.pdfDA-DC-00003964.pdfDA-DC-00004184.pdfDA-DC-00004525.pdfeaton-bus-adapter-rapidlink-speed-controller-dimensions-002.eps eaton-bus-adapter-rapidlink-speed-controller-dimensions-003.eps eaton-bus-adapter-rapidlink-reversing-starter-dimensions-003.eps eaton-bus-adapter-rapidlink-reversing-starter-dimensions-002.epsETN.RAMO5-W212A32-412RS1.edzIL034084ZU10.11 Short-circuit ratingRated operational power at AC-3, 380/400 V, 50 HzInput currentRated operational voltageRated conditional short-circuit current, type 1, 480 Y/277 V Rated control supply voltage (Us) at AC, 50 Hz - min10.4 Clearances and creepage distances10.12 Electromagnetic compatibility10.2.5 LiftingRated power at 575 V, 60 Hz, 3-phaseRated power at 460 V, 60 Hz, 3-phase10.2.3.1 Verification of thermal stability of enclosures Rated control supply voltage (Us) at DC - minAmbient storage temperature - minFitted with:Application notes BrochuresCatalogs Certification reports DrawingseCAD model Installation instructionsThermo-clickElectronic motor protectionKey switch position OFF/RESETThermistor monitoring PTCTwo sensor inputs through M12 sockets (max. 150 mA) for quick stop and interlocked manual operationShort-circuit releaseAC-53a0 VCenter-point earthed star network (TN-S network)AC voltagePhase-earthed AC supply systems are not permitted.Is the panel builder's responsibility.Class 10 A10 kA230/277 V AC -15 % / +10 %, Actuator for external motor brake 55 °C0 kW< 95 %, no condensationIn accordance with IEC/EN 50178Parameterization: drivesConnect mobile (App) Parameterization: drivesConnectDiagnostics and reset on device and via AS-Interface Parameterization: KeypadParameterization: Fieldbus Rapid Link 5MN040003_ENramo5_v12.stp ramo5_v12.dwgOverload cycleNumber of pilot lightsRated control supply voltage (Us) at AC, 50 Hz - max System configuration type10.8 Connections for external conductorsCoordination class (IEC 60947-4-3)Rated conditional short-circuit current, type 1, 600 Y/347 V Rated conditional short-circuit current (Iq)Braking voltageAmbient operating temperature - maxRated operational power at AC-3, 220/230 V, 50 Hz Climatic proofingFeatures Installation videos Manuals and user guides mCAD modelLifespan, electrical10,000,000 Operations (at AC-3)Number of command positions2Electrical connection type of main circuitPlug-in connectionElectrical connection type for auxiliary- and control-current circuit Plug-in connectionRated control supply voltage (Us) at DC - max0 V10.9.3 Impulse withstand voltageIs the panel builder's responsibility.Braking current≤ 0.6 A (max. 6 A for 120 ms), Actuator for external motor brakeAmbient operating temperature - min-10 °C10.6 Incorporation of switching devices and componentsDoes not apply, since the entire switchgear needs to be evaluated.Current limitationAdjustable, motor, main circuit0.3 - 6.6 A, motor, main circuitCable length10 m, Radio interference level, maximum motor cable length10.5 Protection against electric shockDoes not apply, since the entire switchgear needs to be evaluated.Mounting positionVerticalMains switch-on frequencyMaximum of one time every 60 secondsClassCLASS 10 A10.13 Mechanical functionThe device meets the requirements, provided the information in the instruction leaflet (IL) is observed.10.2.6 Mechanical impactDoes not apply, since the entire switchgear needs to be evaluated.10.9.4 Testing of enclosures made of insulating materialIs the panel builder's responsibility.10.3 Degree of protection of assembliesDoes not apply, since the entire switchgear needs to be evaluated.Electromagnetic compatibilityClass AVoltage typeDCProduct categoryMotor starterOverload release current setting - min0.3 ARated control voltage (Uc)230/277 V AC (external brake 50/60 Hz)24 V DC (-15 %/+20 %, external via AS-Interface® plug)Rated operational current (Ie)6.6 AAssigned motor power at 460/480 V, 60 Hz, 3-phase3 HPRated frequency - min47 HzNumber of auxiliary contacts (normally closed contacts)Rated conditional short-circuit current (Iq), type 2, 380 V, 400 V, 415 V0 APower consumption8 W10.2.3.2 Verification of resistance of insulating materials to normal heatMeets the product standard's requirements.10.2.3.3 Resist. of insul. mat. to abnormal heat/fire by internal elect. effectsMeets the product standard's requirements.On-delay20 - 35 msLifespan, mechanical10,000,000 Operations (at AC-3)Rated operational current (Ie) at 150% overload6.6 AProtocolAS-Interface profile cable: S-7.4 for 62 modulesASIOverload release current setting - max6.6 A10.9.2 Power-frequency electric strengthIs the panel builder's responsibility.Overvoltage categoryIIIDegree of protectionIP65NEMA 12Rated frequency - max63 HzVibrationResistance: 10 - 150 Hz, Oscillation frequency Resistance: 57 Hz, Amplitude transition frequency on accelerationResistance: According to IEC/EN 60068-2-6Resistance: 6 Hz, Amplitude 0.15 mmRated operational power at 380/400 V, 50 Hz - max3 kWAmbient storage temperature - max70 °CShort-circuit protection (external output circuits)Type 1 coordination via the power bus' feeder unit, Main circuitRated control supply voltage (Us) at AC, 60 Hz - min0 V10.7 Internal electrical circuits and connectionsIs the panel builder's responsibility.Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp)4000 VConnectionConnections pluggable in power sectionOff-delay20 - 35 ms10.10 Temperature riseThe panel builder is responsible for the temperature rise calculation. Eaton will provide heat dissipation data for the devices.FunctionsFor actuation of motors with mechanical brakeExternal reset possibleTemperature compensated overload protectionOutput frequency50/60 HzMains voltage tolerance380 - 480 V (-15 %/+10 %, at 50/60 Hz)Rated conditional short-circuit current (Iq), type 2, 230 V0 AInterfacesMax. total power consumption from AS-Interface® power supply unit (30 V): 190 mASpecification: S-7.A.E. (AS-Interface®)Number of slave addresses: 62 (AS-Interface®)TypeReversing starter10.2.2 Corrosion resistanceMeets the product standard's requirements.Supply frequency50/60 Hz, fLN, Main circuit10.2.4 Resistance to ultra-violet (UV) radiationMeets the product standard's requirements.10.2.7 InscriptionsMeets the product standard's requirements.Rated control supply voltage (Us) at AC, 60 Hz - max0 VRated operational current (Ie) at AC-3, 380 V, 400 V, 415 V6.6 ARated operational power at 380/400 V, 50 Hz - min0.09 kWModelReversing starterEaton Corporation plc Eaton House30 Pembroke Road Dublin 4, Ireland © 2023 Eaton. All Rights Reserved. Eaton is a registered trademark.All other trademarks areproperty of their respectiveowners./socialmedia115 g, Mechanical, According to IEC/EN 60068-2-27, 11 ms, Half-sinusoidal shock 11 ms, 1000 shocks per shaft Max. 2000 m Max. 1000 mAbove 1000 m with 1 % performance reduction per 100 mNumber of auxiliary contacts (normally open contacts)Shock resistanceAltitude。

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91无线：二线城市里野蛮成长的梦幻岛

91无线：二线城市里野蛮成长的梦幻岛91无线刘德建91无线似乎并没有经历过壮士断腕的艰难时刻。

董事长刘德建相信，自己心中只要有小飞侠彼得·潘一样的Neverland(梦幻岛)，他就不会面临生死抉择。

“91没有特别痛苦的时候，但回头看，每一天过得都很煎熬。

”他对《中国企业家》说。

福州城区一条老街上，几座楼房正在拆迁，一座不起眼的院子里有一座略显破旧的小楼。

这里是91无线的Neverland。

只要穿越守卫森严的门禁，无论科幻迷、电影迷、音乐迷、动漫迷、技术宅男，还是文艺青年、电子装备控，都能找到有媲美博物馆的收藏和装备。

这座城堡的主人刘德建。

他是一群大孩子中最会玩的一个，大部分装备都放在他五六百平米的二层办公室里。

这群大孩子们叫他DJ，这不仅是他名字的缩写，也因他的确是音乐发烧友，硕大的雅马哈三角钢琴是他的玩具之一;他有优秀DJ潜质，能长期将公司4000多人调动得很High——每天下午4点他开始处理工作，晚餐后和高管开会，夜里12点吃过“中饭”后大家一起游泳或打球，运动后洗个澡大家再一起工作几个小时。

春节时DJ会大方地塞给每人500元，让他们去试试手气——DJ办公室配备了专业的21点赌桌。

不久后，91无线在福建长乐的新园区即将启用，一批动物比员工更早入驻，里面有会跳盛装舞步的赛马，也有囧态十足的“草泥马”羊驼。

DJ的“梦幻岛”策略带来丰厚回报。

2012年91无线全年总收入2.82亿元人民币，同比增长率达375.7%。

BAT(百度、阿里巴巴、腾讯)还在卖力吆喝时，91无线赚到了钱，这在移动互联网时代实属不易。

2013年春节前，母公司网龙(00777.HK)提出了91无线分拆上市申请获得香港联交所批准，不久它将正式挂牌交易。

DJ并没有回避最早91助手是一款“越狱破解”产品，“苹果产品的确很好，但为什么非得强迫用户适应它的规则呢?我们就是要挑战权威，为用户提供简单又美的产品。

”他说道。

但这种印象已是老黄历。