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MASCHINE + 中文操作手册目录1.免责声明 (1)2.前言 (2)3.欢迎使用MASCHINE+ (3)3.1. MASCHINE 文档 (3)3.2. 文档规范 (4)3.3. 重要名词和概念 (4)3.4. 独立运行模式和控制器模式 (6)4.连接MASCHINE+ (8)4.1. 设置示例 (8)4.1.1. 连接有源监听音箱 (8)4.1.2. 连接监听耳机 (9)4.1.3. 连接线路输入设备 (10)4.1.4. 连接动圈话筒 (10)4.2. 连接Wi-Fi (12)4.2.1. 断开Wi-Fi连接 (12)4.2.2. 飞行模式 (12)4.3. 通过Ableton Link同步MASCHINE+ (12)4.3.1. 连接Ableton Link (13)4.3.2. 加入或离开Link会话 (13)4.4. 连接外部MIDI设备 (14)4.4.1. 连接外部MIDI设备 (14)4.4.2. 与外部MIDI时钟同步 (15)4.4.3. 发送MIDI时钟 (15)4.5. 连接踏板 (15)4.6. MASCHINE+和计算机的连接 (16)4.7. 将MASCHINE+作为MIDI设备使用 (16)4.8. 使用多台MASCHINE设备 (16)5.MASCHINE+简介 (18)5.1. 主面板 (18)5.1.1.控制区 (19)5.1.2.编辑区 (20)5.1.3. 演奏区 (21)5.1.4. 编组区 (22)5.1.5. 走带控制区 (23)5.1.6. 打击垫区 (24)5.2. 侧面板 (28)5.3. 背板 (28)6.常用操作 (30)6.1. 四向编码器 (30)6.2. 模式和模式锁定 (30)6.3. 撤销(Undo)和重做(Redo) (32)6.4. 定位一个编组或声音 (32)6.5. 在Master/Group/Sound之间切换 (33)6.6. 通道属性/插件/参数换页的导航操作 (33)6.7. Volume(音量)、Swing(摇摆)和Tempo(拍速)的调节 (34)6.8. 智能触条 (35)6.8.1. 弯音轮模式(Pitch Mode) (36)6.8.2. 调制轮模式(Mo dulation Mode) (36)6.8.3. 音符模式(Notes Mode) (36)6.9. 输入文字 (37)7. M ASCHINE+上手操作 (38)7.1. 使用音色库文件 (38)7.1.1. 下载音色库文件 (38)7.1.2. 产品的更新 (38)7.1.3. 在库中查看已安装的产品 (38)7.2. 使用File(文件)菜单 (39)7.2.1. 传输文件到SD卡 (40)7.2.2. 从SD卡打开文件 (40)7.2.3. 保存工程文件 (41)7.2.4. 保存编组(Group)文件 (41)7.2.5. 保存声音(Sound)文件 (42)7.2.6. 导出音频文件 (42)7.3. Settings(设置)简介 (45)7.3.1. General(通用)设置 (46)7.3.2. Audio(音频)设置 (48)7.3.3. MIDI 设置 (49)7.3.4. System(系统)设置 (51)7.3.5. Library(库)设置 (52)7.3.6. Hardware(硬件)设置 (52)7.3.7. Network(网络)设置 (54)7.3.8. About(关于)设置 (54)8. 使用浏览器 (56)8.1. 浏览库文件 (56)8.2. 通过四向编码器浏览库文件 (57)8.2.1. 选择产品类型、产品、音色库、子音色库 (57)8.3. 访问用户内容(User Content) (59)8.4. 收藏夹筛选器 (60)8.4.1. 将一个项目加入收藏夹 (60)8.4.2. 从收藏夹中移除一个项目 (60)8.5. 快速浏览功能 (61)8.6. 其它浏览工具 (62)8.6.1. 自动载入选定的文件 (62)8.6.2. 乐器预置的预听 (63)8.6.3. 采样的预听 (63)8.6.4. 载入带有Pattern的编组 (63)8.6.5. 载入带有信号路由的编组 (64)9. 管理声音、编组、工程 (65)9.1. 声音(Sounds)、编组(Groups)、Master(母线)简介 (65)9.1.1. 声音(Sound)、编组(Group)和Master (母线) (65)9.1.2. 声音和编组处理的异同点 (66)9.1.3. 选择多个声音或编组 (66)9.2. 管理声音 (69)9.2.1. 载入声音 (69)9.2.2. 声音的预听 (69)9.2.3. 声音插槽的重命名 (69)9.2.4. 更改声音的颜色 (70)9.2.5. 保存声音 (70)9.2.6. 声音的复制和粘贴 (70)9.2.7. 移动声音 (71)9.2.8. 重置声音插槽 (71)9.3. 管理编组 (71)9.3.1. 创建编组 (71)9.3.2. 载入编组 (72)9.3.3. 编组重命名 (72)9.3.4. 更改编组颜色 (73)9.3.5. 保存编组 (73)9.3.6. 编组的复制和粘贴 (73)9.3.7. 移动编组 (74)9.3.8. 删除编组 (74)10.插件的操作 (75)10.1. 插件简介 (75)10.1.1. 插件基础 (75)10.1.2. 插件的载入、移除、替换 (77)10.1.3. 通过声音的第一个插件插槽指定声音角色 (78)10.1.4. 浏览插件插槽 (78)10.2. 插件参数的调节 (80)10.3. 插件插槽的旁通操作 (80)10.4. 旁链(Side-Chain)的使用 (81)10.5. 插件的移动 (81)10.6. 采样器插件 (82)10.6.1. 第1页: Voice Settings / Engine (82)10.6.2. 第2页: Pitch / Envelope (83)10.6.3. 第3页: FX / Filter (85)10.6.4. 第4页: Modulation (86)10.6.5. 第5页: LFO (87)10.6.6. 第6页: Velocity / Modwheel (88)10.7. 使用音频插件 (89)10.7.1. 将Loop载入到音频插件 (92)10.7.2. 使用Loop 模式 (92)10.7.3. 使用Gate 模式 (93)10.8. 使用 Drumsynths (93)10.8.1. Drumsynths ‒常用处理 (94)10.8.2. Drumsynth中的引擎 (94)10.8.3. 常用参数的组织方式 (94)10.8.4. 共用参数 (95)10.8.5. 力度响应 (95)10.8.6. 音高范围、音高调节和MIDI音符 (96)10.9. 使用 Bass Synth (96)10.9.1. Bass Synth简介 (97)10.9.2. Bass Synth 参数 (97)10.10. 使用NI插件 (98)10.10.1. 使用 VST/AU 插件参数 (99)10.10.2. 使用NI插件预置 (99)10.10.3. 多通道输出插件和多音色插件 (100)11.Patterns的录制 (101)11.1. 设置录制选项 (101)11.1.1. 设置拍速 (102)11.1.2. 设置 Step Grid (102)11.1.3. Pattern长度调节 (103)11.2. 弹奏和编制鼓点 (103)11.2.1. 载入鼓组 (103)11.2.2. 实时录制鼓点节拍 (105)11.2.3. 使用步进模式构建鼓点音序 (107)11.2.4. 加入Swing变化 (108)11.2.5. 应用Groove (108)11.2.6. 阻断音符(Choke)功能 (109)11.3. 创建旋律与和声音 (110)11.3.1. 载入一个乐器 (110)11.3.2. 实时录制旋律与和声音 (111)11.3.3. 使用步进音序器编辑旋律与和声 (111)11.3.4. 选择音阶与和弦 (111)11.3.5. 音阶与和弦参数 (113)11.3.6. 创建琶音 (120)11.3.7. 使用智能触条弹奏音符 (123)11.4. 录制调制内容 (123)11.4.1. 在Step模式下录制调制内容 (124)11.4.2. 哪些参数可以被调制？ (124)11.5. 锁定快照功能 (125)11.5.1. 锁定快照 (125)11.5.2. 扩展锁定功能 (125)11.5.3. 快照更新 (126)11.5.4. 快照的调取 (126)11.5.5. 不同快照之间的变换 (126)11.5.6. 快照的删除 (127)12.Patterns和Clips的操作 (128)12.1. Patterns的操作 (129)12.1.1. 删除事件或音符 (129)12.1.2. 在Step模式中快速编辑 (130)12.1.3. 删除编组和声音 (131)12.1.4. Pattern的量化处理 (132)12.1.5. Pattern的加倍处理 (132)12.1.6. 清除Pattern中的事件 (133)12.1.7. 删除Pattern (133)12.1.8. 复制Pattern (133)12.1.9. Pattern的移调 (133)12.1.10. 事件/音符的剪切、复制、粘贴 (133)12.1.11. 为Patterns加入变奏 (134)12.1.12. 声音的复制 (136)12.1.13. 编组的复制 (137)12.2. Clips的操作 (137)12.2.1. 创建一个Clip (137)12.2.2. 删除一个Clip (138)12.2.3. Clip的加倍 (138)12.2.4. Clip的复制 (138)12.2.5. Clip的清除 (138)12.2.6. 调节Clip的长度 (139)12.2.7. 调节Clip的起始位置 (139)12.2.8. Clip的位置移动 (140)12.2.9. 将Scenes作为Clip插入到Arrangement中 (140)13. 音频路由、远程控制及Macro控制 (141)13.1. 使用MIDI控制 (141)13.1.1. 通过Sound(声音)发送MIDI数据 (142)13.2. 音频路由 (143)13.2.1. 发送外部音频信号到声音 (144)13.2.2. 配置声音和编组的主输出 (145)13.2.3. 为声音和编组设置辅助输出 (147)13.2.4. 配置Master和Cue Output (147)13.2.5. 单声道音频输入 (148)13.2.6. 通过MIDI音符来触发声音 (149)13.3. 利用Macro控制创建自定义参数集 (150)13.3.1. Macro 控制简介 (151)14. 混音控制 (152)14.1. 混音模式下的通道导航操作 (152)14.2. 在混音模式中调节通道的电平和声像 (153)14.3. 混音模式中的Mute和Solo操作 (154)14.4. 混音模式下的插件图标 (154)15. 使用效果器 (156)15.1. 效果器列表 (156)15.2. 为声音、编组或Master应用效果器 (157)15.2.1. 添加效果器 (157)15.2.2. 效果器的其它操作 (158)15.2.3. 使用旁链输入 (159)15.3. 为外部音频应用效果器 (160)15.3.1. 第一步: 配置MASCHINE+ 的音频输入端口 (160)15.3.2. 第2步：设置可接收外部输入的声音 (161)15.3.3. 第3步: 载入效果器处理输入信号 (162)15.4. 创建发送式效果器 (163)15.4.1. 第1步: 设置声音或编组为发送式效果器 (163)15.4.2. 第2步: 将音频路由到发送式效果器 (165)15.5. 创建多功能效果器 (166)16. 使用演出效果器 (168)16.1. 演出效果器列表 (168)16.2. 使用演出效果器 (168)16.3. 演出效果器的自动控制 (169)17. 工程的编排 (170)17.1. Ideas视图和Song视图的切换 (170)17.2. 使用Ideas视图 (170)17.2.1. 使用Scene模式 (171)17.2.2. 创建一个新的Scene (171)17.2.3. 为Scene分配、删除Patterns (171)17.2.4. 在Idea视图中删除Pattern (172)17.2.5. 选择一个Scene (172)17.2.6. 删除Scene (173)17.2.7. 复制Scene (173)17.2.8. 选择Scene 库 (173)17.2.9. 创建和删除Scene库 (173)17.2.10. Scene的唯一化 (174)17.2.11. 将Scene添加到Arrangement (174)17.2.12. 为Scene更改颜色 (174)17.3. 使用Song视图 (174)17.3.1. 创建段落 (175)17.3.2. 为段落分配Scene (175)17.3.3. 选择段落 (175)17.3.4. 创建、删除段落库 (176)17.3.5. 选择段落库 (176)17.3.6. 移动段落 (176)17.3.7. 调整段落长度 (177)17.3.8. 复制段落 (177)17.3.9. 删除段落 (178)17.3.10.段落的自动长度模式 (178)17.4. Arrange Grid (179)17.5. Quick Grid (179)18. 采样和采样映射 (180)18.1. 打开采样编辑器 (180)18.2. 录制音频简介 (180)18.2.1. 打击录制页 (180)18.2.2. 指定录音乐源 (181)18.2.3. 选择录音模式 (182)18.2.4. 输入信号的监听 (183)18.2.5. 录音的Arm、Star t、Stop操作 (183)18.2.6. 利用踏板录制音频 (185)18.2.7. 检测您的录音 (185)18.3. 采样的编辑 (187)18.3.1. 使用编辑页 (187)18.3.2. 音频编辑 (188)18.4. 采样切片功能简介 (191)18.4.1. 采样切片 (191)18.4.2. 打开Slice(切片)页 (191)18.4.3. 调整切片设置 (192)18.4.4. 实时切片处理 (194)18.4.5. 删除所有切片 (194)18.4.6. 手动调节切片 (194)18.4.7. 应用切片 (196)18.4.8. 导出单个切片 (197)18.5. 映射采样到键区 (197)18.5.1. 打开键区(Zone)页 (197)18.5.2. 编辑键区 (198)18.5.3. 添加采样到采样映射 (201)19. 技术支持 (202)19.1. 如何获得技术支持 (202)19.2. 用户论坛 (202)20. 术语汇总 (203)免责声明1.免责声明本文档中的信息如有更改，恕不另行通知，文档中的内容并不代表Native Instruments公司的承诺。

吉诺通使用手册(英语版)

Package leaflet: Information for the userGeloMyrtol® forte300 mg, gastro-resistant capsules, softActive substance:Myrtol standardized to at least 75 mg limonene, 75 mg cineole and 20 mg alpha-pinene.Read all of this package leaflet carefully because it contains important information for you.This medicinal product is available without prescription. However, you still need to takeGeloMyrtol® forte carefully to get the best results from it.- Keep this leaflet. You may need to read it again.- Ask your pharmacist if you need more information or advice.- You must contact a doctor if your symptoms worsen or do not improve after 10 days.- If any of the side effects affects gets serious or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.In this leaflet:1. What GeloMyrtol® forte is and what it is used for2. Before you take GeloMyrtol® forte3. How to take GeloMyrtol® forte4. Possible side effects5. How to store GeloMyrtol® forte6. Further informationGeloMyrtol® forte is available in packs of 20, 50 and 100 gastro-resistant capsules, soft.1. What GeloMyrtol® forte is and what it is used forEffect: GeloMyrtol® forte is a herbal medicine. It liquefies mucus and promotes its transport, makes mucus easier to cough up and reduces inflammation.Used to treatacute and chronic bronchitis and inflammation of paranasal sinuses (sinusitis)2. Before you take GeloMyrtol® forteDo not take GeloMyrtol® forte:- if you have an inflammatory disorder of the stomach, gut or bile duct region, or if you have a severe liver disorder;- if you are known to be allergic (hypersensitive) to eucalyptus oil, sweet orange oil, myrtle oil, lemon oil or cineole (the main constituent of eucalyptus oil), or to any of the other ingredients.Take special care with GeloMyrtol® forte:- if your symptoms should persist or get worse, or if you develop shortness of breath or fever, or if you start coughing up mucus containing blood or pus-like matter, you should consult a doctor immediately.- if you suffer from bronchial asthma, whooping cough or other respiratory diseases accompanied by manifest hypersensitivity of the respiratory system, always consult your doctor before you take GeloMyrtol® forte.Taking other medicinesInform your doctor or pharmacist if you take/apply other medicines or did so recently even if it is/was a non-prescription product.Pregnancy and breast feedingBefore you take any medicine ask your doctor or pharmacist.- Pregnancy:Animal studies do not indicate direct or indirect harmful effects on the foetus. Caution is basicallyadvised when taking it during pregnancy.- Breast feeding:Due to the liposoluble properties of the active ingredient it can be assumed that its constituents are also present in the breast milk at minor concentrations. So far there has been no indication of any risk when using GeloMyrtol® forte during the time of breast feedingDriving and using machinesNo special precautions are required.3. How to take GeloMyrtol® forteAlways take GeloMyrtol® forte exactly as directed in this leaflet. You should check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure.Unless otherwise prescribed by your doctor, the usual dose is:Adults, juveniles and children from the age of 12 with acute inflammatory symptoms should take 1 gastro-resistant soft capsule 3 – 4 times a day. Patients with chronic symptoms should take 1 gastro-resistant capsule 2 or 3 times a day. This dose is also recommended for a long-term treatment.For children the following doses of GeloMyrtol® forte are recommended:Age group Under 6(approx. 13 – 19 kg)From 6 to 10 years(approx. 20 – 29 kg)From 10 to under 12years(approx. 30 – 43 kg)Acute symptoms 1 x 1gastro-resistant capsule2 x 1gastro-resistant capsule2 –3 x 1gastro-resistant capsuleChronic symptoms 1 x 1gastro-resistant capsule1 –2 x 1gastro-resistant capsule2 x 1gastro-resistant capsuleDirections for useGeloMyrtol® forte capsules should be taken 30 minutes before a meal, with plenty of cold liquid. The last dose of the day can be taken before bedtime.Duration of treatmentThe duration of GeloMyrtol® forte treatment depends on the medical condition. For chronic respiratory diseases a long-term treatment is possible.If you take more GeloMyrtol® forte than you shouldPlease inform your doctor. He/she can then decide on any measures that may be required. The side effects listed below may occur in a more exaggerated form.If you forget to take GeloMyrtol® forteDo not take a double dose to make up for a forgotten dose. Continue taking GeloMyrtol® forte at your next scheduled time, as prescribed by your doctor or as described in the dosage instructions.4. Possible side effectsLike all medicines GeloMyrtol® forte can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them. The frequency of occurrence of side effects is based on the following categories:Very common: more than one men in 10 Common: 1 to 10 men in 100Uncommon: 1 to 10 men in 1,000 Rare: 1 to 10 men in 10,000Very rare: less than 1 men in 10,000Not known: Frequency not assessable based on the data availablePotential side effects:In uncommon cases, gastrointestinal complaints may occur, in the stomach/upper abdomen region, for example, in rare cases nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea. There have been rare reports of hypersensitive reactions (e.g. rash, itching facial swelling, shortness of breath and circulatory problems). In very rare cases kidney stones or gallstones present may become dislodged.Inform your doctor or pharmacist if one of the listed side effects affects you considerably or you notice side effects not indicated in this leaflet.5. How to store GeloMyrtol® forteKeep out of the reach and sight of children.Do not use GeloMyrtol® forte after the expiry date which is stated on the blister pack and outer carton. The expiry date refers to the last day of the month.Storage conditions:Store in the original package, in order to protect it from moisture. Do not store above 25°C.6. Further informationWhat GeloMyrtol® forte contains:The active substance is:1 gastro-resistant soft capsule contains 300 mg Myrtol standardized to at least 75 mg limonene, 75 mg cineole and 20 mg alpha-pinene.Other ingredients are:refined rapeseed oil; gelatin; glycerol 85%; sorbitol liquid 70% (non-crystallising); hypromellose acetate succinate; triethyl citrate; sodium laurilsulfate; talc; dextrin; glycyrrhizic acid, ammonium saltHow GeloMyrtol® forte looks like and contents of the pack:GeloMyrtol® forte are long, uncoloured, naturally cloudy soft capsules.The following pack sizes are available:Pack of 20 gastro-resistant capsules, softPack of 50 gastro-resistant capsules, softPack of 100 gastro-resistant capsules, softMarketing authorisation holder and manufacturerG. POHL-BOSKAMP GmbH & Co. KG Tel.: +49 (0)48 26 59 0Kieler Strasse 11 Fax: +49 (0)48 26 59 10925551 Hohenlockstedt E-mail: i nfo@pohl-boskamp.deGermany Internet:www.pohl-boskamp.deLatest revision of these instructions in January 2009。

SURGE XL 说明书

WARNING:Do not change the coloration and markings to make it look more like a ﬁrearm. That is dangerous and may be a crime. Buyer and user have the duty to obey all laws about the use and ownership of this toy. Adult supervision required. Misuse or careless use may cause serious injury, especially to the eye.Eye protection must be used by the user and any person within range. May be dangerous up to 100 feet. Read owner’s manual before using.Recommended for users 9 years or older, and may be more appropriate for users 12 years and older.STEP 1 - HYDRATE YOUR GELLETS® !! IMPORTANT !!Gellets™ must be submerged in water for at least two hours to fully expand to size. They also need to haveplenty of water to absorb (this is very important) - you’ll know there was plenty of water if after two hours the Gellets are still submerged in the water. Failing to completely hydrate Gellets will cause your Gel Blaster®to seem crappy.Note: Make sure that the Gellets are prepared in an adequate sized container. Gellets will expand ten times their original size. Store hydrated Gellets away from the elements and direct sunlight.ONE GALLON OF WATER MAKES 10,000 GELLETS®!HOW TO STORE YOUR GELLETS®Keep hydrated Gellets® ready for use I N S T R U C T I O N SMORE INFO ABOUT GELLETS®• Gellets® expand 10x their original size!©2022 Gel Blaster, Inc. All Rights Reserved.Gel Blaster, Inc. warrants this Gel Blaster® for a period of one month from the date of consumer purchase to be free from defects in material and workmanship. Gel Blaster, LLC’s obligation under this warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the purchased product only (although Gel Blaster, LLC may determine to issue a refund, in its sole and exclusive discretion), and under no circumstances shall Gel Blaster, LLC be liable for any loss, damage, injury, cost of repair, consequential damages, incidental damages, or punitive, treble, or exemplary damages of any kind in connection with the sale, use, failure, or repair of any product purchased from Gel Blaster, LLC, even if such damages are caused by the negligence of the released party, whether sole or in combination with others. You hereby waive any claim by an insurance carrier or other person or entity by way of subrogation, and you hereby assign any and all such subrogation claims to Gel Blaster, LLC.Gel Blaster, LLC disclaims any warranty of fitness for a particular purpose and any implied warranty of merchantability. All implied warranties are hereby disclaimed, and you agree that the only warranty provided by Gel Blaster, LLC to you is the above.Gel Blaster, LLC’s liability for any and all claims arising out of or connected with the Gel Blaster® shall be limited to the amount paid by consumer for the product plus the sum of $100.00.You and Gel Blaster, LLC agree to mandatory, binding arbitration for any and all claims or causes of actionbetween the parties arising out of or in connection with your purchase or use of the Gel Blaster®, its accessories, or otherwise with respect to any claims between you and Gel Blaster, LLC. The arbitration shall take place under the rules of the American Arbitration Association, Consumer Arbitration Rules, before a single arbitrator. The Arbitration shall take place in Dallas, Texas. You understand and agree that you are waiving your rights to a trial by jury. You agree that any claim you have or may ever come to have against Gel Blaster, LLC must be submitted on an individual basis, and you hereby waive the right to assert such claim collectively, such as in a class or mass action. As a condition precedent to filing arbitration, you must contact Gel Blaster, LLC with any claim or dispute, which must be mediated before a mutually agreeable mediator in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.You agree to the foregoing terms when you first charge or otherwise seek to use your Gel Blaster® or its accessories.LIMITED WARRANTY, SUBROGATION WAIVER, WAIVER AND RELEASE, BINDING AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE, CLASS ACTION WAIVER** The Gel Blaster® SURGE XL provides hours of playtime per charge using a powerful lithium polymer battery! But with that power comes the responsibility to take care of your battery. Abuse,neglect,ormisusecanruinyourbattery,shortenyourplaytime,orevencauseafire.Ifyourblasterwon'ttakeacharge,ceaseuseandcharging!*****************************Q: My hopper & feedneck keep sliding off and won’t feed the Gellets into my Gel Blaster®?A: Please make sure your feedneck is oriented correctly - the green triangles of your blaster and feedneck should be aligned. If installed correctly, the hopper and feedneck will click & lock in place.Q: My Gellets aren’t shooting correctly and are rolling out of my Gel Blaster’s barrel?A: The Gellets might not be fully hydrated. To make sure your Gellets are fully hydrated, please allow your Gellets to be submerged in water for a minimum of two hours before playing.Q: My Gel Blaster® seems jammed?A: Your Gel Blaster® will rarely get jammed, but if this is the case, please make sure to turn the ON/OFF switch to the OFF position. Now proceed to check the tip and barrel of the Gel Blaster. If debris is found in your Gel Blaster, remove your hopper & feedneck and spray canned air directly into the barrel forcing the debris to come out of the tip of the blaster. If the debris is still stuck, use a pipe cleaner to force the remainder out of the tip of the blaster. Never push the debris from the tip/front of the Gel Blaster towards the back, that will only jam your Gel Blaster more.。

JEOL2010F_TEM_Instructions

TABLE OF CONTENTS
PERSONAL and INSTRUMENT SAFETY ............................................................... 2 TEM SESSION PREPARATION ............................................................................... 3 Log/Invoice .................................................................................................... 3 Prepare Refrigerant Tank............................................................................... 3 Sample Cleaning Procedure........................................................................... 3 Presets on Microscope ................................................................................... 3 Specimen Holder Insertion ............................................................................ 4 TEM ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE ........................................................................... 5 Illumination.................................................................................................... 5 Condenser Aperture Centering ...................................................................... 5 Condenser Lens Astigmatism Correction ...................................................... 5 Standard Focus: Z-Height .............................................................................. 5 Tilt to Zone Axis............................................................................................ 6 Gun Shift........................................................................................................ 6 Gun Tilt.......................................................................................................... 6 Condenser Deflector Shift Interlock Balance ................................................ 6 Beam Tilt (Voltage Centering) ...................................................................... 7 Intermediate Lens Astigmatism Correction ................................................... 7 Projection Lens Centering.............................................................................. 7 Condenser Deflector Tilt Interlock Balance .................................................. 7 Alignment Check ........................................................................................... 8 Objective Lens Astigmatism Correction........................................................ 8 Objective Lens Focus..................................................................................... 9 SPECIMEN HOLDER REMOVAL.......................................................................... 10 TEM SESSION SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE ........................................................ 11 INSTRUCTION REFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHS................................................... 12 APPENDICES ........................................................................................................... 14 A Variable Condenser Aperture ...................................................................... 14 B GIF Setup and Alignment ............................................................................ 15 C Dispensing Liquid Nitrogen......................................................................... 18 D Exchanging JEOL 2010F Camera Film....................................................... 19 E Fischione Plasma Cleaner Instructions ........................................................ 20 F Goniometer Plug Insertion/Removal ........................................................... 22 G Specimen & Holder Decontamination Procedure........................................ 23 H GIF CCD Camera Acquisition Settings....................................................... 24 I GIF Tune Recovery Procedure .................................................................... 27

Ashdown Engineering Jumbo双通道电子吉他放大器说明书

Thank you for purchasing your Ashdown Engineering Amplifier and welcome to the family!We really think you’ve made the right choice and know that this amplifier will give you yearsof great tone and service. It is a machine though and needs to be looked after, please readthrough this user manual which will help you get the most out of your new Amp and keep itrunning as long as some of our happiest and very famous customers.Please register this product online so we can make sure we give you years of customersupport through our friendly in-house service centre.Here is where you need to visit to register your product:/register THANK YOUREGISTER ONLINEINPUTS The Jumbo is a twin channel unit. Channel 1 is for mi-crophone on either jack or XLR inputs, while Channel 2 works for acoustic instrument inputs. The two channels allow both mic and pick-up inputs to be mixed together to give the best possible sound for the acoustic guitar. Alternatively one channel can be used for the guitar and the other for a vocal mic to form a mini PA system.ACTIVE/PIEZO SWITCH The Active / Piezo switch allows channel 2 input to be set for active guitars (those with a built-in preamp) orpassive / piezo instruments where a higher input leveland impedance would be required.PHANTOM POWER This can be switched in to apply a Phantom Power voltage to channel 1 input. This is only for use with suitable capacitor microphones. Do not switch this in for any other type of input to channel 1.VOLUME Once you have set your instrument to the required Eq settings on both the amplifier and the instrument you should then set the VOLUME to the most efficient level to optimise signal to noise ratio.The optimum level is when the input level LED is indicating GREEN most of the time for normal playing, with occasional peaksflashing RED.SHAPE IN / OUT This switch introduces a natural pre-shape to the soundof channel 1 adding a bass boost, a mid cut and a trebleboost that suits both strumming and finger picking stylesof playing. These controls can boost or cut the amountof Treble and Bass of the unit. In their centre position(12 o’clock) they have no effect i.e. the EQ is flat.PHASE This switch reverses the Phase of the signal through theamplifier and is used to help eliminate standing wavefeedback. As such it is very dependent upon the posi-tion of the player relative to the amplifier. If feedback isoccurring try altering the setting of this switch to cancelout the standing wave between you and the amplifier.The Jumbo has a single Notch filter applied to chan-nel 2. This can be switched in and adjusted to elimi-nate ‘body resonance’ feedback of the instrument at higher playing levels. Adjust the Notch Frequency until the body resonance reduces - this will be the optimum position for the instrument. This Notch has a fixed ‘Q’ that has been optimised for acoustic guitar.REVERB Reverb can be added to the sound of the acoustic instrument to make it sound more vibrant and alive. It simulates the sound of the instrument being played in various acoustic environments. The level of reverb to direct sound can be adjusted using the Level control. Switches have been provided to select between Long and Short decay characteristics of both Hall and Plate reverbs. The reverb is situated after the Effects Return and as such can be added to other effects connected via these sockets. When switched in, reverb is added to both channel 1 and 2.AUX The LINE IN jack socket (located at the rear) can be used for any line level signal such as that fromanother pre-amplifier, CD, MP3 etc. There is a AUX LEVEL pot control on the front panel of the amp to set the output level of the line input.The EFFECTS SEND/RETURN facility is a serial effects loop and is situated after the EQ controls and SHAPE switch but before the internal reverb. In this way it is possible to add the internal reverb to the sound returned from any external effects being used.BALANCED D.I. XLR The D.I. XLR socket is a balanced output for Direct In-jection or connection to a low impedance microphone input on a mixing console. This can be used either for recording purposes or for connection to a PA systemfor live performance.WOODSMAN - Jumbo - Front PanelWOODSMAN - Jumbo - Rear PanelsWOODSMAN - Classic - Front Panel WOODSMAN - Parlour - Front PanelINPUTSThe Classic is a twin channel unit. Channel 1 is for mi-crophone on either jack or XLR inputs, while Channel 2 works for acoustic instrument inputs.The two channels allow both mic and pick-up inputs to be mixed together to give the best possible sound for the acoustic guitar. Alternatively one channel can be used for the guitar and the other for a vocal mic to form a mini PA system.ACTIVE & PASSIVE INPUTSThe Active input allows channel 2 input to be set for active guitars (those with a built-in preamp). A Passive input provides passive / piezo instruments where a higher input level and impedance would be required.VOLUMEOnce you have set your instrument to the required Eq settings on both the amplifier and the instrument you should then set the VOLUME to the most efficient level to optimise signal to noise ratio.NOTCH FREQUENCYThe Classic has a single Notch filter applied to channel 2. This can be switched in and adjusted to eliminate‘body resonance’ feedback of the instrument at higher playing levels. Adjust the Notch Frequency until the body resonance reduces - this will be the optimum position for the instrument. This Notch has a fixed ‘Q’ that has been optimised for acoustic guitar.REVERBReverb can be added to the sound of the acousticinstrument to make it sound more vibrant and alive. Itsimulates the sound of the instrument being played invarious acoustic environments.The level of reverb todirect sound can be adjusted using the Level control.AUXThe LINE IN jack socket (located on the front) canbe used for any line level signal such as that fromanother pre-amplifier, CD, MP3 etc. There is a AUXLEVEL pot control on the front panel of the amp to setthe output level of the line input.BALANCED D.I. XLRThe D.I. XLR socket is a balanced output for Direct In-jection or connection to a low impedance microphoneinput on a mixing console. This can be used either forrecording purposes or for connection to a PA systemfor live performance.PHASEThis switch reverses the Phase of the signal throughthe amplifier and is used to help eliminate standingwave feedback.As such it is very dependent uponthe position of the player relative to the amplifier. Iffeedback is occurring try altering the setting of thisswitch to cancel.WOODSMAN - Classic - Rear PanelINPUTSThe Parlour is a twin channel unit. Channel 1 is formicrophone on an XLR input, while Channel 2 works foracoustic instrument Jack inputs.The two channels allowboth mic and pick-up inputs to be mixed together to givethe best possible sound for the acoustic guitar.Alternatively one channel can be used for the guitar andthe other for a vocal mic to form a mini PA system.EQThese controls can boost or cut the amount of TrebleMiddle and Bass of the unit. In their centre position (12o’clock) they have no effect i.e. the EQ is flat.VOLUMEOnce you have set your instrument to the required Eqsettings on both the amplifier and the instrument youshould then set the VOLUME to the most efficient levelto optimise signal to noise ratio.REVERBReverb can be added to the sound of the acousticinstrument to make it sound more vibrant and alive. Itsimulates the sound of the instrument being played invarious acoustic environments. The level of reverb todirect sound can be adjusted using the Level control.AUXThe LINE IN jack socket (located on the top) can beused for any line level signal such as that from anotherpre-amplifier, CD, MP3 etc.WOODSMAN - Parlour - Rear PanelNOTES -SPECIFICATIONSINPUTSActive Input Impedance 10K Ohms Input range 150mV to 10V p-pPassive Input Impedance 3.9M Ohms Input range 300mV to 20V p-pXLR & Jack Impedance 600 Ohms bal. Level -20dB to 0dBEffects Return Impedance 47K Ohms Input level 0dBu nominalOUTPUTSEffects Send Impedance 22K Ohms Level 0dBu nominalD.I. Output 600 Ohms balanced Level -20dBu nominalEQUALISATIONShape (Push Flat) +8dB @ 50Hz & 4kHz, -8dB @ 400Hz, filter slope - 6dB/octaveBass +/-15dB @ 100HzTreble +/-15dB @ 10kHz shelvingFrequency Response -3dB at 28Hz and 28KHzNotch Frequency 70 to 250Hz ‘Q’ = 5Output Power Jumbo - 65w - Classic - 40w - Parlour - 25w。

гу容 lightning strobe说明书

Page 1©2004 Whelen Engineering Company Inc.Form No.13906H (110512)For warranty information regarding this product, visit /warranty•Proper installation of this product requires the installer to have a good understanding of automotive electronics, systems and procedures.•Whelen Engineering requires the use of waterproof butt splices and/or connectors if that connector could be exposed to moisture.•Any holes, either created or utilized by this product, should be made both air- and watertight using a sealant recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.•Failure to use specified installation parts and/or hardware will void the product warranty.•If mounting this product requires drilling holes, the installer MUST be sure that no vehicle components or other vital parts could be damaged by the drilling process. Check both sides of the mounting surface before drilling begins. Also de-burr the holes and remove any metal shards or remnants. Install grommets into all wire passage holes.•If this manual states that this product may be mounted with suction cups, magnets, tape or Velcro®, clean the mounting surface with a 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water and dry thoroughly.•Do not install this product or route any wires in the deployment area of your air bag. Equipment mounted or located in the air bag deployment area will damage or reduce the effectiveness of the air bag, or become a projectile that could cause serious personal injury or death. Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual for the air bag deployment area. The User/Installer assumes full responsibility to determine proper mounting location, based on providing ultimate safety to all passengers inside the vehicle.•For this product to operate at optimum efficiency, a good electrical connection to chassis ground must be made. The recommendedprocedure requires the product ground wire to be connected directly to the NEGATIVE (-) battery post (this does not include products that use cigar power cords).•If this product uses a remote device for activation or control, make sure that this device is located in an area that allows both the vehicle and the device to be operated safely in any driving condition.•Do not attempt to activate or control this device in a hazardous driving situation.•This product contains either strobe light(s), halogen light(s), high-intensity LEDs or a combination of these lights. Do not stare directly into these lights. Momentary blindness and/or eye damage could result.•Use only soap and water to clean the outer lens. Use of other chemicals could result in premature lens cracking (crazing) and discoloration. Lenses in this condition have significantly reduced effectiveness and should be replaced immediately. Inspect and operate this product regularly to confirm its proper operation and mounting condition. Do not use a pressure washer to clean this product.•It is recommended that these instructions be stored in a safe place and referred to when performing maintenance and/or reinstallation of this product.•FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE PRODUCT OR VEHICLE AND/OR SERIOUS INJURY TO YOU AND YOUR PASSENGERS!A u t o m o t i v e : Warnings to InstallersWhelen’s emergency vehicle warning devices must be properly mounted and wired in order to be effective and safe. Read and follow all of Whelen’s written instructions when installing or using this device. Emergency vehicles are often operated under high speed stressful conditions which must be accounted for when installing all emergency warning devices. Controls should be placed within convenient reach of the operator so that they can operate the system without taking their eyes off the roadway. Emergency warning devices can require high electrical voltages and/or currents. Properly protect and use caution around live electrical connections.Grounding or shorting of electrical connections can cause high current arcing, which can cause personal injury and/or vehicle damage, including fire. Many electronic devices used in emergency vehicles can create or be affected by electromagnetic interference. Therefore, after installation of any electronic device it is necessary to test all electronic equipment simultaneously to insure that they operate free of interference from other components within the vehicle. Never power emergency warning equipment from the same circuit or share the same grounding circuit with radio communication equipment. All devices should be mounted in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and securely fastened to vehicle elements of sufficient strength to withstand the forces applied to the device. Driver and/or passenger air bags (SRS) will affect the way equipment should be mounted. This device should be mounted by permanent installation and within the zones specified by the vehicle manufacturer, if any. Any device mounted in the deployment area of an air bag will damage or reduce the effectiveness of the air bag and may damage or dislodge the device. Installer must be sure that this device, its mounting hardware and electrical supply wiring does not interfere with the air bag or the SRS wiring or sensors. Mounting the unit inside the vehicle by a method other than permanent installation is not recommended as unit may become dislodged during swerving; sudden braking or collision. Failure to follow instructions can result in personal injury. Whelen assumes no liability for any loss resulting from the use of this warning device. PROPER INSTALLATION COMBINED WITH OPERATOR TRAINING IN THE PROPER USE OF EMERGENCY WARNING DEVICES IS ESSENTIAL TO INSURE THE SAFETY OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND THE PUBLIC.Warnings to UsersWhelen’s emergency vehicle warning devices are intended to alert other operators and pedestrians to the presence and operation of emergency vehicles and personnel. However, the use of this or any other Whelen emergency warning device does not guarantee that you will have the right-of-way or that other drivers and pedestrians will properly heed an emergency warning signal. Never assume you have the right-of-way. It is your responsibility to proceed safely before entering an intersection, driving against traffic, responding at a high rate of speed, or walking on or around traffic lanes. Emergency vehicle warning devices should be tested on a daily basis to ensure that they operate properly. When in actual use, the operator must ensure that both visual and audible warnings are not blocked by vehicle components (i.e.: open trunks or compartment doors), people, vehicles, or other obstructions. It is the user’s responsibility to understand and obey all laws regarding emergency warning devices. The user should be familiar with all applicable laws and regulations prior to the use of any emergency vehicle warning device. Whelen’s audible warning devices are designed to project sound in a forward direction away from the vehicle occupants. However, because sustained periodic exposure to loud sounds can cause hearing loss, all audible warning devices should be installed and operated in accordance with the standards established by the National Fire Protection Association.Safety FirstThis document provides all the necessary information to allow your Whelen product to be properly and safely installed. Before beginning the installation and/or operation of your new product, the installation technician and operator must read this manual completely. Important information is contained herein that could prevent serious injury or damage.WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Methylene Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Bisphenol A, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to .System Overview / Maine DOT:Model MEDOTSY3(01-1517442-00)51 Winthrop RoadChester, Connecticut 06412-0684Phone: (860) 526-9504Internet: Salese-mail:*******************CustomerServicee-mail:*******************®ENGINEERING COMPANY INC.WARNING! DISCONNECTING THE VEHICLE BRAKE LAMP CIRCUIT USING ANY SIRENS WITH RELAY OUTPUTS OR SWITCH CONTROLLERS COULD CAUSE VEHICLE OR PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.DISABLING THIS CIRCUIT IS A VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD FOR THE THIRD BRAKE LIGHT, AS WELL AS REAR BRAKE LIGHTS.FUNCTIONS THAT BLACK OUT THE REAR BRAKE LIGHTS (SOMETIMES CALLED “BRAKE LIGHT CUT OUT”) MAY INTERFERE WITH THE BRAKE SHIFT LOCK MECHANISM, AND CAUSE THE VEHICLE TO MOVE UNEXPECTEDLY AND DANGEROUSLY. 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Nichipet ECO 用户手册说明书

User's Manual•Thank you for your purchase of our Nichipet ECO.•Before proceeding to work with Nichipet ECO, carefully read this manual for proper use of it.Always Pursuing OriginalityCERTIFIEDISO9001Pipette with Glass Tip for Endocrine Disruptors Research N i c h i p e t E C ON i c h i p e t E C ODigital micro pipette for liquid handlingFeaturesq Glass Tip enables totally bias free liquid handling for endocrine disruptors analysis.q Nozzle with double O-ring enables easy tip fitting/ejection and reliable sealing secured.q The sample volume can easily be set by simply turning the push button while looking at the digital indication.q The instrument has a special structure so that its precision is hardly affected by the temperature of your hands if the instrument is used for long hours.q Since PTFE (fluoroplastic) is used in the airtight chamber of the instrument, the instrument keeps air tightness and precise reproducibility for long hours.q Ceramic (plunger), PTFE (Tip holder), and FPM (O-ring) are used for liquid contacting parts.q Setting of the sample volume can be locked with locking mechanism so that the volume does not easily change.Standard accessoriesq Glass tips................× 1q O-rings for nozzle....× 2❋When unpacking the package, check to make sure that the above-mentioned items are included.Precautions on safetyq For using your Nichipet ECO properly and safely, carefully read "Precautions on safety" in this paragraph and "CAUTIONS" on the next page before starting work with it.q The contents of "CAUTIONS" are matters that require the user's attention, not only for using the Nichipet ECO properly but for preventing the user from accidents and physical damage.q After reading this manual, please keep it in a convenient place for refering to atPlease read the following prior to use for your safety and correct usage.Be sure to observe the following instructions for using your Nichipet ECO properly and safely.If the user uses the Nichipet ECO in the wrong way, disregarding the following instructions, it may result in injury to the user or/and other persons or physical damage to this instrument or/and other equipment.1.Don’t use this instrument for any purpose except pipetting / fractionzing liquid.2.Don’t modify this instrument, because modification may cause an accident.3.Don’t use this instrument for pipetting any liquid to be injected into the humanbody.4.Don’t discharge any sample liquid while pointing the instrument at anybody,because some kinds of liquid are harmful to humans.5.Firmly fit the tip to the nozzle, otherwise the tip may fall off and the inside sampleliquid may scatter.6.Carefully handle the glass tips. They are very dangerous, if broken.7.If the instrument is soiled with liquid harmful to the human body, immediatelytake proper measures to clean it safely before proceeding with work.8.When handling liquid harmful to the human body , be careful not to directly touchthe tip during or after use.9.Don’t use this instrument for stirring liquid and so on, otherwise not only the tipmay be loose and fall off but the instrument may be soiled with the scattered liquid.10. Although this instrument has good chemical resistance in general, it may bedamaged by some kinds of chemicals such as N-methyl-pyrrolidinone etc.When using a special chemical, please make enquires to our company.Matters that require strict observanceUsers are required to strictly observethe following points in order forthe instrument to keep its excellent precision, reproducibility and original performance for a long time.1. Don’t expose this instrument directly to the sun when working with it or for 2hours before starting work, otherwise the instrument may fail in precise pipetting.Avoid working with this instrument in a humid and hot place.2. Just before starting work with this instrument, avoid touching the tip and nozzlecylinder as far as circumstances permit. If the nozzle cylinder is warmed by your hand, it is hard to maintain accuracy.3. For fractional pipetting, follow the forward method (the way explained in thismanual). If it is performed in a different way, it may result in inaccurate pipetting.4. Operate the push button very gently. If it is quickly released, it may result in notonly inaccurate pipetting but also deterioration in the instrument, because the sample liquid is sucked into the main body.5. Don’t reuse a glass tip that has been used once without washing. If a glass tip isrepeatedly used, it may cause inaccurate and impure pipetting and cross contamination (✽) among samples.(✽)For example, if the previous sample liquid remains inside the tip, it is mixed in with new sample liquid and the new sample is contaminated by the previous one. Therefore, pipetting of the next sample ends with a wrong result. This phenomenon is called mutual contamination of samples.6. Don’t hold the instrument horizontally or upside down when there is liquid insidethe tip, otherwise the liquid gets into the main body and the instrument may deteriorate.7. When turning the push-button, don’t exceed the specified sample volume limit,otherwise the instrument may be damaged or deteriorate.8. Don’t perform pipetting with less liquid than the set volume. If the quantity ofliquid is less than the set volume, it may cause the liquid to scatter into the mainOperating procedure1. Setting the liquid volume1)Turn the lock screw in the unlocking direction to loosen it. (Fig. A)2)Turn the push button to set the digital counter to a desired liquid volume. Toincrease the setting volume, turn the push button to pass the last set graduation on the scale by half a turn and then set at the higher graduation as desired. To decrease the setting volume, reset the digital counter directly at the lower gradu-ation as desired. When setting the liquid volume, set the counter's graduation at the point mark appearing in the lower part of the counter window. (Fig. B)3)After setting the liquid volume, turn the lock screw in the locking direction to lockit. (Fig. A)Note: Don't exceed the specified liquid volume limit, otherwise the instrument may be damaged or deteriorate in the quality.2. Extracting liquid1)Attach a glass tip to the nozzle.2)Press the push button down from point "a" to the point "b". (Fig. C)3)While depressing the push button, immerse the tip into the liquid to the extractingvolume (approximately 3mm deep). (Fig. D-1)4)Pull up the push button to point "a" to suck the liquid into the tip. With the tip stillimmersed in the liquid, keep the instrument stationary for about 1 second to wait untill the liquid is completely sucked into the tip. (Fig. D-2)5)Gently extract the instrument to separate the tip from the liquid so that there areno drops of liquid left on the outside of the tip. If there are some drops left on the outside of the tip, wipe them off with a tissue, or the like, taking care not to touch the tip.Note: Don't extract liquid with the push button depressed at point "c"shown in the Fig. C.Note: Be careful to operate the push button very gently. If it is rapidly released, the liquid may possibly be sucked into the main bodyand pipetting may end with an inaccurate result.3. Discharging the liquid1)Gently place the tip on the inner wall of a proper vessel. (Fig. D-3)2)Gently press the push button down from point "a" to point "b". Five seconds later,press down the push button again from point "b" to point "c". The liquid is dis-charged from the tip. (Fig. D-5)Disassembling / Reassembling the airtight chamberIf such symptoms as mentioned in “Troubleshooting” (page12) occurs, disassemble and inspect the instrument according to the following procedures.1.Disassembling1Turn the nozzle cylinder counterclockwise to remove it, as it is screwed into the main body.Note: When removing the nozzle cylinder, take care with the internal parts as some of them occasionally spring out of the body (for types of 0.2m R to 1m R capacity).2Remove internal parts one after another•0.2m R,1m R:Fig. ERemove the plunger, single spring, O-ring retainer, O-ring from the nozzle cylinder.•5m R, 10m R: Fig. F, Fig. GRemove the O-ring retainer and seal ring from the nozzle cylinder.Note: Take care not to lose small parts during disassembling.2. Reassembling1Reassemble the nozzle cylinder.•0.2m R, 1m R: Fig. EFirst set the single spring on the plunger, next set the O-ring retainer, O-ring in this order. Then, insert the assembled plunger into the nozzle cylinder and screw it into the body.•5m R, 10m R: Fig. F, Fig. GSet the seal ring, O-ring on the plunger in this order, and then insert the assembled plunger into the nozzle cylinder while taking care that the O-ring does not come off the center. After insertion, screw the nozzle cylinder into the body.Note: When reassembling, be careful not to put the seal ring and O-ring in the wrong order. If they put together in the wrong order, it not only affects air tightness but causes liquid to leak, inaccuracy, failure in extracting liquid, etc.Note: After reassembling, repeat trial operation several times and check to see that there is nothing wrong with the instrument.3. Replacement for O-ring on nozzle1Insert the O-ring replacing tool (such as a ^ shaped driver) between the O-ring and the nozzle. Remove the o-ring from the nozzle. (Fig. H)2Attach the new O-rings to the nozzle.Note: Be careful not to damage the nozzle when replacing O-rings with the tool.Troubleshooting If there is still something wrong with the instrument after checking the above-mentioned item, immediately stop using the instrument and ask us or our agent to repair it.The instrument fails to extract liquid.Extracted liquid leaks from the tip.The push button operates poorly.The nozzle cylinder has come loose.The O-ring / seal ring set are assembled in the wrong order.The O-ring / seal ring set are worn.The nozzle cylinder has come loose.The nozzle cylinder is worn (stepped wear can be checked by eye.)The O-ring / seal ring are w o r m , b e c a u s e t h e plunger is damaged or rusty.The tip is loosely attached.The nozzle O-ring is worn or damaged.Liquid has been sucked into the main body.Try to screw the nozzle cylinder firmly into the body again.Reset the O-ring / seal ring according to the instructions in disassembling / reassembling Replacement parts:Purchase nozzle cylinder set for 0.2ml and 1ml for replacement.Purchase O-ring/seal ring set for 5ml and 10ml for replacement.Screw the nozzle cylinder firmly into the body again.Replacement parts:Purchase nozzle cylinder set for 0.2ml and 1ml for replacement.Purchase nozzle cylinder for 5ml and 10ml for replacement.Replacement parts:Purchase plunger set or/and nozzle cylinder set for 0.2ml and 1ml for replacement.Purchase plunger assembly or/and O-ring /seal ring set for 5ml and 10ml for replacement.Try to attach the tip to nozzle tightly again.Replace the nozzle O-ring with new one.If the push button does not work well just after extracting liquid or it is just sticking to the body, disassemble the instrument and wash/clean every part (or wipe down every part with a soft cloth). If there are some parts getting rusty or corroded inside the body, replace the parts with new ones by purchasing optional replacement parts.Code Variable capacity Measured volume Accuracy Precision (m R)(m R)(%)(%)00-NPC-2000.02~0.20.02±6.0<6.0 0.2±3.0<3.000-NPC-10000.1~1.00.1±5.0<5.01.0±3.0<3.000-NPC-5000 1.0~5.01.0±5.0<5.0 5.0±3.0<3.000-NPC-10ML 1.0~10.01.0±6.0<6.0 10.0±3.0<3.0Note:The value of accuracy and precision is made with distilled water at room temperature 22°C~23°Cq TipCode Usable model Q’ty (box)00-GLT-S0.2m R00-NPC-2001000-GLT-L 1m R00-NPC-10001000-GLT-X 5m R00-NPC-50001000-GLT-Z10m R00-NPC-10ML10q Replacement parts list (when placing order, make sure to specify the capacity of each item.)Name of replacement part Contents of set capacity Capacity (m R) 1.Plunger set Plunger head / plunger0.2m R1m RPlunger / Joint block5m R2.Plunger Assembly Joint plate10m RJoint shaft3.Single spring Common4.Nozzle cylinder5m R, 10m R5.Nozzle cylinder set Nozzle cylinder / O-ring0.2m RSeal ring1m R6.O-ring / Seal ring set O-ring / Seal ring5m R,10m R7.Nozzle O-ring Nozzle O-ring (2pcs)0.2m R8.Nozzle O-ring Nozzle O-ring (2pcs)1m R5m R,10m R❋Specifications of the instruments and optional accessories as well as contents of accessory sets are subject to change without notice.Inspection and Calibration StatementThe enclosed pipette was tested and calibrated under closely controlled environmental conditions to ensure that it meets published calibration specifications. The precision and accuracy results obtained for this pipette are provided on the enclosed calibration certificate.Because temperature and humidity conditions affect the calibration results of liquid measurement devices, your pipette should be calibrated under conditions of use. The calibration results obtained in your laboratory may vary from our results due to differences in environmental testing conditions.For repair, service or information you may contact your local distributor.MANUFACTURER:1-10-1 Kandanishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0054, Japan TEL: 81-3-6273-7652(English) FAX: +81-3-6273-7944Homepage URL http://www.nichiryo.co.jp。

Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE 微型服务工具操作指南说明书

Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSPart Number : 07-00572-00Part Name : Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool “MST”It is important to read the instructions prior and perform each step:Step 1 - Software Downloading to PC:Step 2 - USB Stick Preparation:Step 3 - Loading Software on USB stick from the PCStep 4 - Service Tool Initialization and UpdatesStep 5 - Uploading operational software or Downloading data(Optional) Step 6 - Utility softwareStep 1 - Software Downloading to PC:The following software needs to be downloaded to your PC from the Carrier Container TransCentral Information Center at . Access to the site requires an ID / password. To access the latest version of software after signing into TransCentral, navigate to Service / View Container Info / Software.1.scrl53XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)2.recp51XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)3.co2_57XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)4.cfXXXXXX.CF3 (latest model Configuration required)5.menuXXXX.ml3 (latest Menu required)6.read0513.ml3 or newer (latest Databank required)Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSStep 2 - USB Stick Preparation:To prepare the USB stick:1. A USB2.0 stick is required, for software upload and for data download.Functionality of a 3.0 stick is not recommended or guaranteed.2.Plug the USB stick into computer USB port.3.Open Windows Explorer4.Right click on Removable Disk (USB stick) and then click on Properties5.Verify File system is FAT or FAT32. (see Figure 1)Figure 1 - File system Figure 2 – Format the USB Stick to FAT Note: If file system is not FAT or FAT32, reformat the USB stick to FAT or FAT32.To format a USB Stick to a FAT or FAT32 File system:-Open Windows Explorer;-Right click on Removable Disk (USB stick), and then click on Format;-Verify File system is FAT or FAT32 (Default);-Click on Start (see Figure 2);-After formatting the USB stick, close all windows.Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSStep 3 - Loading Software on USB stick from the PCTo load the USB stick:1.Create main folder named “CARRIER”. (Not case sensitive)2.Create all subfolders under “CARRIER”. These subfolders are named “Upload”, “Read”,“Firmware”, and “Utility”. (Not case sensitive.) The “D ownload” subfolder is createdautomatically after downloading data.Note: A dedicated download or upload service tool can be initialized by creating only one of the two subfolders (“Upload” or “Read”) on the USB stick.3.Load the following files from the PC to the USB stick under “Upload” for software upload:Required Files:∙menuXXXX.ml3 (latest Menu required)∙cfXXXXXX.CF3 (latest Configuration required)Selectable files:∙scrl53XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)∙recp51XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)∙co2_57XX.ml3 (Software to be uploaded)Note: The total size of stored files in the “Upload” subfolder cannot exceed 4MB.4.Load the “read0513.ml3” or newer file from the PC to the USB stick under “Read” for datadownload.Note:The “read0515.ml3” (or newer) is recommended when using the service tool.5.Optional sub folders: “Utility” (see Step 6 “Utility software”) / “Firmware” (see Step 4 “ServiceTool Initialization and Updates”).Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSStep 4 - Service Tool Initialization and UpdatesTo initialize the service tool and load operational software onto the service tool (from USB stick):1.Power unit OFF.2.Inspect the PCMCIA pins of the programming port, using a flashlight, to verify if the pinsare not bent.Note: If there are bent pins do not insert the service tool.3.Insert the service tool into the programming slot of the controller.4.Insert a preloaded USB stick into the service tool (see Step 3 “Loading Software on USB”).5.Power the unit ON with the service tool installed.Note: If there is newer firmware stored on the USB stick (in the “F irmware” subfolder), the service tool will automatically update to the newer firmware. During thefirmware upload a percentage counter is shown on the right side of the display.Wait for the status LED to stop blinking. Do not turn off the unit.Figure 3 - Position Status LED6.At start-up “USb LOAd” is shown on the display. Wait un til “dnLd dAtA” is shown.Scroll through the menu to select the desired action using the UP/DOWN keys on thekeypad and confirm by pressing the ENTER key.Note: At first start-up or if there is newer software stored on the USB stick (in the“U pload” or “U tility” subfolder), the service tool will update the on-boardoperational software. During upload of the newer software onto the service tool apercentage counter is shown on the right side of the display.7.After initialization of the service tool, the following needs to be taken in account:-If a download is required, a USB stick must be inserted into the service tool.-If only an upload is required, the insertion of a USB stick is optional.Note: The service tool can be used to upload Operational Software for the ML3 without having a USB stick inserted after initialization.Note: To initialize a dedicated download or upload service tool, see Step 3 “LoadingSoftware on USB”.Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSTo update the service tool:1.Prepare the USB stick by creating the subfolder named “Firmware” under “CARRIER”.Note: The firmware file needs to be downloaded to your PC from the Carrier Container TransCentral Information Center at .2.Load the newest firmware file in the subfolder “Firmware”.3.Power unit OFF.4.Insert the service tool into the programming slot of the controller.5.Insert the preloaded USB stick (with firmware) into the service tool.6.Power the unit ON with the service tool installed.7.The new firmware will now be automatically loaded. A percentage counteris shown on the right side of the display to show the progress.8.Wait for “LoAd done” to be shown on the display.9.The service tool is finished upgrading when ”dnLd dAtA” is shown on the display.Note: To check the current firmware version on the service tool in the main menu, pressthe “Alt. Mode” key on the keypad. The version number will be shown on the display as“YYYY-MM-DD” (year, month, day)..Service Tool Menu StructureTitle: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSStep 5 - Uploading operational software or Downloading dataWith software loaded on the USB stick, and the service tool initialized, a selection can be made between downloading data or uploading operational software. When having selected to download, or to upload, the standard operation is the same as DataBANK for download and software uploads using an SRAM Card.Uploading operational software:1.Power unit OFF, and insert the service tool into the programming slot of the controller.2.Power unit ON using the start/stop switch. Using the keypad, choose “LOAd SoFt” in the Pre-menu. “InIt” will be shown during initialization.Note: Screen will go blank for a short period (few seconds) after initialization is done.Do not turn off the unit.3.“SE t UP” will be shown on the display after initialization. Load software by selecting thecorrect software version using the keypad and press ENTER. Press ENTER again to confirm.4.When the controller displays “Pro donE” AND the service tool’s status LED is solid blue, youcan power unit OFF and remove the service tool.Downloading data:1.Power unit OFF, and insert the service tool into the programming slot of the controller.2.Power unit ON using the start/stop switch. Using the keypad, choose “dnLd dAtA” in the Pre-menu. “InIt” will be shown during initialization.Note: Screen will go blank for a short period (few seconds) after initialization is done.Do not turn off the unit.3.“dnLd ALL” will be displayed and confirm by pressing ENTER on the keypad. If anotherdownload type is preferred, select the preferred data download type using the keypad.4.When the controller displays “dnLd donE” AND service tool’s status LED is solid blue, powerunit OFF and remove the service tool.Note:if “read0513.ml3” is used, please wait a few seconds after “dnLd donE” is shown on the display AND wait until the service tool’s status LED is solid blue.5.Download can now be transferred from the USB stick to your PC for data evaluation usingDataLINE.Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONS(Optional) Step 6 - Utility softwareThe utility software needs to be downloaded to your PC from the Carrier Container TransCentral Information Center (see Step 1 “Software Downloading to PC”).To use the utility software, read the available instruction procedures posted on the TransCentral website or contact your local field service manager for assistance.Loading Utility software on USB stick from the PC:1.The software file needs to be stored on the USB stick, within the “Utility”subfolder in the “CARRIER” folder.Note: Only one utility software file may be placed within the “Utility” subfolder. The utility files are not selectable.2.After the USB stick is loaded with the utility software file, the USB stick is readyto load the software onto the service tool.3.Make sure the power of the controller is off.4.Insert the service tool into the programming slot of the controller.5.Insert the preloaded USB stick into the USB slot of the service tool.6.Power the unit ON with the service tool installed.7.At start-up “USb LOAd” is shown on the display. Wait until “dnLd dAtA” isshown. A percentage counter is shown on the right side of the display to showthe progress.8.After initialization of the service tool, the utility software is ready to be used.Note: The service tool can only be utilized for service in combination with thecontroller after initialization.Note: The service utility software will be stored on the service tool for futureuse. If a different service utility is required, repeat process at step 1.Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSStatus LED Reference ChartUSB status is visible through the on-board status LED patterns.Keypad FeaturesTitle: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSTroubleshootingService tool does not start.Make sure the power of the unit/controller is OFF and check if the tool is fully inserted.When the tool is inserted, power up the unit/controller, and check the status LED for activity (see status LED reference chart).“USb” ”LOAd” (alternating) message is shown on display.USB is in use and/or the service tool is updating software onto the service tool. Loading the service tool can take a few minutes. (see Step 4 "Service Tool Initialization and Updates")“USb LOAd” (not alternating) message is shown on display.The service tool is starting up for use. This can take up to a few seconds.Note: If th e “USb LOAd” message persists, replace the service tool.“nO FILE” “USb Err” (alternating) message is shown on display.USB stick is not present or DataBANK file is not found on the USB stick. Make sure the USB stick is inserted into service tool with the DataBANK file present (see Step 3 “Loading Software on USB stick from the PC”).“InIt Err” message is shown on display.Toggle the power of the unit/controller OFF > ON, and the service tool should recover.“PrOG FAIL” message is shown on display when loading software.Please repeat the initialization procedure (see Step 4 "Service Tool Initialization and Updates").Note: If th e “PrOG FAIL” message persists, replace the service tool.“bA d CA rd” message is shown on display.Toggle the power of the unit/controller OFF > ON, and the service tool should recover.Note: If th e “bAd CArd” message persists, replace the service tool.“Err2” message is shown on display.Toggle the power of the unit/controller OFF > ON, and the service tool should recover.Note: If th e “Err2” message persists without the service tool installed, use the ERR2 correction software (see Step 6 “Utility software”).If th e “Err2” message persists with the service tool installed, replace the service tool.Utility software file is present on the USB stick, but the wrong utility is executed.Check if there is only one file loaded onto the USB stick in the “Utility” subfolder. If t here is more than one software file present, remove the other software files (see Step 6 “Utility software”).Title: Micro-Link® 3 Service Tool operationINSTRUCTIONSFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: How do I position the service tool into the programming port?A: The enclosure has an orientation arrow located underneath the dust cap. This arrow should be pointed up.Q: Which Micro-Link controllers can be serviced using the service tool?A: The service tool is designed to operate with both the yellow and green ML3 controllers.Q: Is it required to always have the USB stick inserted?A: No. After initialization the USB is not required for uploading operational software or utility software for the controller.Q: What files are required on the USB stick for the service tool to operate?A: Only the Carrier original software files are required (see Step 1 “Software Downloading to PC”). Q: Is it possible to have a service tool dedicated to either only upload or download?A: Yes. If the “D ownload” subfolder is removed, the service tool will function as a dedicated upload tool. If the “U pload” subfolder is removed, the service tool will function as a dedicated download tool.Download service tool: Upload service tool:Q: What is the maximum file size capacity of the service tool for (multiple) operational software files? A: 4MB. (This is enough to store all current unit type operational software files).Q: How many downloads can be made?A: This depends on the storage capacity of the USB stick inserted.Q: What USB stick types are preferred?A: The service tool is designed to operate with a USB 2.0 interface.Q: Where are the downloaded data files located on my USB stick?A: This is stored within the “D ownload” subfolder located in the “C ARRIER” folder. This subfolder will be automatically created when downloading is completed.Q: Can the firmware of the service tool be upgraded?A: Yes, see Step 4 “USB Service Tool Initialization and Updates”Q: Can I check the current version of the service tool firmware?A: This can be checked by pressing the “ALT. MODE” key on the keypad while in the menu. The version number will be shown on the display as “YYYY-”“MM-DD”.Q: How many software files may be stored in the “Utility” subfolder?A: Only one file may be present in the “Utility” subfolder.。

Right Grout 产品说明书

Right Grout. Right Color.For Any Job.GROUT SOLUTIONS8NEW COLORSCUSTOM’s 40 color palette complements and supports today’s trends in tile and design.#640 Arctic White#381 Bright White#11 Snow White#641 Cool White#642 Ash#545 Bleached Wood#333 Alabaster#10 Antique White#382 Bone#643 Warm Gray#544 Rolling Fog#115 Platinum#546 Cape Gray#386 Oyster Gray #543 Driftwood#542 Graystone#165 Delorean Gray #335 Winter Gray #09 Natural Gray#19 Pewter#644 Shadow#370 Dove Gray#645 Steel Blue#122 Linen#183 Chateau#172 Urban Putty #380 Haystack#186 Khaki#135 Mushroom#145 Light Smoke #541 Walnut#185 New Taupe #105 Earth#59 Saddle Brown #52 Tobacco Brown #646 Coffee Bean #95 Sable Brown#647 Brown Velvet#540 Truffle#60 CharcoalSample colors shown approximate grout color. Final installed shade may vary with the tile type, color and porosity as well as jobsite conditions and finishing techniques.ComplementaryPick a grout color similar to your tile color to create a uniform look to your floor.ContrastWhen a contrasting grout color is used, your tile grout lines stand out highlighting tile shapes and patterns creating a checkerboard effect.Color Selection TipsAll colors available in all grout types.Use a qualifying system of eligible surface prep and tile settingproducts from CUSTOM and we’ll warrant the entire tile installation for life, including materials, tile and labor to repair in the event of a defect. See for more details.CoverageFusion Pro ® Single Component ® GroutSquare Feet per 1 Gallon Unit / m 2 per 3.78 LCEG-Lite ™ Commercial 100% Solids Epoxy GroutSquare Feet / m 2 per Combined 1 Part A + 1 Part B (9.5 lb./4.3 kg)Coverage for larger size CEG-Lite (19 lb./8.6 kg ) is double the values below. See our website for chart and details.* F usion Pro will not effloresce, mottle, fade or color shade within the grout joint when installed per manufacturer’s directions. CuredFusion Pro will not stain when exposed to most common, non-corrosive household goods and cleaning agents. All spills should be immediately cleaned from the grout. See website for details.Charts for estimating purposes. Coverage may vary based on installation practices and jobsite conditions. For more tile and joint sizes, use the material calculator at or contact CUSTOM Technical Services at 800-282-8786.Polyblend ® Plus Non-Sanded GroutSquare Feet per 10 lb. / m 2 per 4.5 kgTILE SIZE JOINT WIDTHCEG-IG ™ Industrial Grade 100% Solids Epoxy GroutSquare Feet / m 2 per Unit of Grout (2 Part A + 1 Part B)Prism ®Ultimate Performance Cement GroutSquare Feet / m 2 per Unit of Grout (1 Package) Can be used with 1/16" to 1/2" joints.See website for details.Polyblend ® Plus Sanded GroutSquare Feet per 25 lb. / m 2 per 11.34 kgCustom Building Products is North America’s leader in flooring preparation and tile and stone installation systems for residential and commercial projects. When it comes to choosing a quality grout for your next proj ect, trust the company with the right product, performance and color selection. We know grout. Count on CUSTOM.• Stain proof and color perfect*• Unsurpassed stain resistance • Ready-To-Use• Never needs sealing• Easy to spread and clean• Formulated for use in harsh environments• High chemical, stain and temperature resistance • Water cleanable• Contains recycled materials which may contribute to LEED ® points • Exceeds ANSI A118.3• Chemical and stain resistant• Lightweight formula packs tightly into joints • Easy to work with — Uniform in color• Contains recycled LEED ® contributing materials • Exceeds ANSI A118.3• Uniform consistent color • No efflorescence • Stain resistant• Lightweight for superior handling• Ideal for all grout joint sizes up to 1/2"• Sealant suitable for expansion joints, wet and submerged areas • Interior/Exterior• Use with stone and tile• Remains permanently flexible • ASTM C920/C794 Compliant©2019 Custom Building Products.800-272-8786 CC20 10/19RCUSTOM may make product modifications at any time without notice. Product specifications are subject to change. Visit for updated technical data sheets and SDS information.。

Roughneck 产品说明书.pdf_1718703277.3866184

This machine is designed for certain applications only. The distributor cannot be responsible for issues arising from modification. We strongly recommend this machine is not modified and/or used for any application other than that for which it was designed. If you have any questions relative to a particular application, DO NOT use the machine until you have first contacted distributor to determine if it can or should be performed on the product.
cause grease could leak onto the ground. • Never point the control valve at people. • Press the control valve trigger only after you are sure that the control valve is in the right place
trigger is released but the whole system remains under pressure. • Position the control valve so that the fluid line can't open accidentally. Failure to do so could

Sensidyne Gilibrator 3 乾式流通槽快速使用指南说明书

1000 112TH Circle N, Suite 100 • St. Petersburg, FL 33716 USA (800) 451-9444 • +1 (727) 530-3602•******************Gilian Gilibrator ® 3 Dry Cell Calibrator – Quick Start Guide如何使用此導則本快速 – 啟用導則介紹Gilibrator ® 3一級乾式流通槽的基本操作及使用。

操作手冊(PN 36-0213-01)包括完整操作說明、選項及注意事項。

操作手冊中所包含警示、指導及操作程序，可供你遵循。

在隨儀器所附的SD 卡中你可找到操作手冊。

屏幕和触控选择概述此Gilibrator® 3具有彩色觸控屏幕，其可供使用者選擇及設置校準器在所需的設定，參閱泵的顯示屏及菜單屏幕、使用名及圖標形式如下：主頁屏幕设置保养屏幕设定采样屏幕报告屏幕設定显示屏幕訊息屏幕警告:本質安全：本Gilibrator® 3流量校準儀器並非本質安全設計，你僅可操作在安全的環中，特殊情況請參閱操作手冊。

充電：僅可使用隨儀器所附的充電器來充電 Gilibrator® 3 ，並使用在所指定環境溫度範圍內。

Gilian Gilibrator ® 3 Dry Cell Calibrator – Quick Start GuidePage 3操作指導流量校准器電源开及关校准器總是在使用前充饱电。

流量校准器電源开及关按校準器背面上方开/关键在 On 位置。

系统将启动并主动顯示主屏。

當开/关键切换到 Off 位置，一個關閉視窗將出現，並在 3 秒后关闭儀器。

設置仪器1. 从主屏幕，經由菜单栏選擇"设置" 圖標。

2. 觸碰屏幕中 "采样sampling " 標籤，选择 "平均" 或 "连续" 模式其中一個。

Kemppi FastMig X - 说明书

X best weldsSie wollen ganz oben mitspielen und der Beste in Ihrem Segment sein? Dann brauchen Sie einen technologischen Vorsprung, der Ihre professionelle Spit-zenleistung garantiert. Mit der verbesserten und noch intelligenteren FastMig X präsentiert Kemppi eine neue, schwarze Produktlinie hochklassiger Impuls-schweißlösungen für anspruchsvolle industrielle Anwendungen.• Überlegene ProduktivitätVergeuden Sie keine Zeit und Material mehr – steigern Sie Ihren Nutzen!• Grenzenlose FlexibilitätLassen Sie niemals Ihre Ausrüstung bestimmen, wasSie können oder nicht können. Ganz gleich was Sie schweißen, wählen Sie die FastMig X.• Phänomenale QualitätMachen Sie sich bereit für die besten Schweißnähte Ihres Lebens.• Hervorragende BeständigkeitWeniger Unterbrechungen, mehr schweißen, mehrproduzieren und damit mehr Gewinn.Perfekte AbstimmungAnforderung: Anforderung: Anforderung: Schweißen über lange Distanzen ist unter anderem in der Offshore-Industrie oder beim Aluminium-Schiffbau bei vie-len anspruchsvollen Aufgaben notwendig.Wir haben das perfekte Setup zusammengestellt – flexibel genug, um die sich schnell ändernden Anforderungen zu erfüllen, und gut genug, um anspruchsvolle Materialien wie Aluminium und Speziallegierungen zu verarbeiten. Das ist Schweißen vom Feinsten.Wie auch immer Ihre Anforderungen sind, im Bereich der hochwertigen Multiprozess-Schweißmaschinen ist die FastMig X das, was Sie suchen. Die FastMig X ist keine Standardmaschine. Sie ist eine flexible Zusammenstellung hochwertiger Komponenten, die immer so gewählt ist, dass sie genau Ihren schweißtechnischen Bedürfnissen entspricht.Bis zu 30 mReichweite mit dem SuperSnakeIn robusten Werkstattumgebungen – zum Bei-spiel bei der Fertigung von Großmaschinen und Schienenfahrzeugen – wird zuverlässiges MIG/MAG-Schweißen für anspruchsvolle Anwendun-gen benötigt. Wir haben das perfekte Setup für hochwertiges Impulsschweißens geschaffen, das Energie, Zeit und Geld spart. So bringen Sie Pro-duktivität und Qualität beim Impulsschweißen auf eine neue Ebene.Beim Rohrschweißen sind die Qualitätsanforderungen hoch, und die erwartete Produktivität kann sogar noch höher sein. Wenn wir über tausende von Schweißnäh-ten in Öl- und Gas-Pipelines, Wasserleitungen oder Druckbehältern sprechen, kann sich selbst eine gerin-ge Zunahme an Qualität und Produktivität auszahlen – und wir versprechen Ihnen sogar eine große.Schweißen mit einem um 25 %reduzierten Wärmeeintrag5-Mal schneller als WIG-SchweißenBeispielpaketefür robusten WerkstatteinsatzFastMig X ist ein modulares System – daher ist der endgültige Aufbau immer entspre-chend Ihren Bedürfnissen konfiguriert, egal wie diese aussehen: Materialien von unlegier-ten Stählen bis zu besonderen Legierungen, von dünnen Blechen bis zu dicken Platten, warme oder kalte Witterung, alle Arbeitsumgebungen von Werkstätten bis zu Baustellen. Eine erstaunliche Auswahl an Schweißprogrammen,, leichte Anpassbarkeit und Erweiter-barkeit ermöglichen schnelle Reaktionen auf sich ändernde Bedürfnisse, was zu weniger Wartezeiten, weniger Einstellungen und einem profitableren Schweißen führt.für verschiedene Schweißan-für RohrschweißenFastMig X 450 Stromquelle (alternativ 350/350 MV)WFX 300 Drahtvorschubgerät FastMig X 450 Stromquelle Drahtvorschubgeräte für Stahl (Fe) oder rostfreien Stahl (Ss),WFX 200 P Fe/Ss oder WFX 300 P Fe/Ss. FastMig X 450 StromquelleWFX 300 AMC Drahtvorschubgerät (alternativ WFX 200 AMC)www.fastmig x © Copyright 2016, Kemppi OySie finden Ihren nächstgele-genen Ansprechpartner unter AD260DE1613。

Knox Box Guidelines说明书

(641)792-3447 · FAX (641) 791-0884 · Everyone knows that seconds count in a life-threatening medical emergency or a fire. Yet many times, firefighters responding to an emergency find access blocked by locked entrance doors or gates. To help reduce delays in providing emergency assistance, the Newton Fire Department has adopted the use of the Knox Rapid Entry System.What is the Knox Rapid Entry System?Used by fire departments throughout the country, the primary component of the Knox Rapid Entry System is a key box unique to the jurisdiction in which it is located. Only the Newton Fire Department has the key to open the Fire Department access boxes located within the City of Newton. The system can improve emergency access to buildings and result in savings by eliminating property damage from Fire Department forced entry.Use of the Knox Rapid Entry System is authorized by Section 506 of the 2015 International Fire Code. The Code specifies that the Fire Department may require a key box containing access keys be installed at the entrance to structures or areas where access for the purpose of life safety or firefighting is restricted. The Newton Fire Department requires that all new buildings and buildings that require significant remodeling have Knox Box Entry System installed. How Does the System Work?Building owners install, or arrange for installation of a Knox key box on the exterior of the building at the main entrance point or other approved location (sprinkler room, fire alarm control room, etc. when a main entrance is not available). The box is manufactured with a lock which can only be opened with the key that is issued solely to the Newton Fire Department. Ambulances and fire trucks in the City of Newton are each equipped with one Knox box key, held in a special security device on the vehicles.When EMERGENCY access is required, the arriving Fire Department member in charge removes the key from the special security device in the vehicle and opens the Knox Box to remove the building main entrance key. After use, the Fire Department member returns the entrance key to the Knox Box and locks it, and then returns the special Knox Box key to the security device inside the emergency vehicle.What Should I Consider for My Building?The International Fire Code 2015 version Section 506.1 states “Where access to or within a structure or an area is restricted because of secured openings or where immediate access is necessary for life-saving or firefighting purposes, the fire code official is authorized to require a key box to be installed in an approved location. The key box shall be an approved type listed in accordance with UL 1037, and shall contain keys to gain necessary access as required by the fire code official. ”• A Knox Key Box is REQUIRED on all new construction and on significant remodels to existing buildings.• A Knox Key Box is RECOMMEDED for all buildings to minimize damage from needed access.(641)792-3447 · FAX (641) 791-0884 · The following items are required in the box:• A Master Key and/or Access Badge and labelo If no Master Key is available a plan with doors numbered to match labeled keys is required.• A Fire Alarm system key and label•Elevator keys for firefighter control and labelsWhat are the Steps to Obtaining/ Installing the Knox Rapid Entry System?When a building owner chooses or is directed to install a key box, a model 3200 or 4400series box may be purchased from the Knox Company ( ) using a Newton Fire Department authorized selection (See Knox Box Purchase Instructions). Upon purchase, the Knox Box is shipped directly from the manufacturer to the purchaser in the unlocked position and the purchaser installs the empty box according to the included installation guidelines. Where installation allows, a recessed box is recommended. Once the box is installed, the purchaser makes an appointment to meet a Newton Fire Department official at the building to approve the box and installation. Upon approval, the building owner places the appropriate keys (master key, fire alarm system keys, elevator keys, swipe cards, etc) inside the box. Then the Newton Fire Department official locks and secures the box. Future access to add or remove a key from the box should be coordinated through the Fire Marshal’s Office. Building owners may call the Newton Fire Department at (641) 792-3347 to make an appointment so that keys can be changed.Who Can I Call If I Have Additional Questions?1)Newton Fire DepartmentC/O Fire Chief Jarrod Wellik410 S 2nd Ave WNewton, IA 50208(641)792-3347*********************2)The Knox Company1601 W. Deer Valley RoadPhoenix, AZ 85027(800)552-5669。

Edelbrock Performer Cylinder Head profit魔甘说明书

PLEASE study these instructions carefully before beginning this installation. Most installations can be accomplished with common tools and procedures. However, you should be familiar with and comfortable working on your vehicle. If you do not feel comfortable performing this installation, it is recommended to have the installation completed by a qualified mechanic. If you have any questions, please call our Technical Hotline at: 1-800-416-8628, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, Pacific Standard Time, Monday through Friday.IMPORTANT NOTE: Proper installation is the responsibility of the installer. Improper installationwill void your warranty and may result in poor performance and engine or vehicle damage.DESCRIPTION: This new Performer cylinder head is designed as a bolt-on performance upgrade for 1987-2006 Jeeps with a 4.0L inline six cylinder engine. The Performer Jeep 4.0L is designed with 1991-2006 4.0L intake port locations and must be used with 1991-2006 intake manifold. The Performer Jeep 4.0L is designed with 1991-98 4.0L exhaust port locations and must be used with 1991-98 factory header or aftermarket exhaust header. This cylinder head will also fit 1976-90 AMC 4.2L engines with no modification to the water jacket and the appropriate intake manifold and header combination.The Performer Jeep cylinder head features all-new better flowing intake/exhaust ports along with a modern combustion chamber design and backcut and swirl polished valves. It retains the stock valve angle, pushrod length and valve cover rail height for use with factory components and off the shelf accessories. It also features larger reinforced rocker bosses for improved strength at high RPM and Heli-Coil® threaded inserts in the manifold bolt holes for added strength. A 3/4” deck throughout the head also promotes stiffness and durability. This cylinder head is machined to accept either distributor or coil pack ignition.NOTE: Complete cylinder head, #50169, is assembled and prepared for installation right out of the b ox. Bare head, #50159, is shipped with reamed and semi-finished valve stem guides and seats. Bare head will require final sizing and a valve job to match the specific valves being used. IMPORTANT: READ BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION!For a successful installation, the Edelbrock Performer Cylinder Heads require some components other than original equipment parts. To complete your installation, you will need the following items:q Head Gasket Set: Edelbrock #7350q Head Gasket: Edelbrock #7348 or equivalentq Intake/Exhaust Manifold Gaskets: Edelbrock # 7275 or equivalentq Valve Cover Gasket: Edelbrock #7583 or equivalentq Head Bolt Kit: Edelbrock #8533 or equivalent CHECKING PISTON-TO-VALVE, VALVE-TO-BO R E AND PISTON-TO-HEAD CLEAR ANCES: Prior to installation, it is highly recommended that valve-to-piston clearances are checked and corrected to minimum specs, if necessary. These cylinder heads have stock valve sizes and will work with the valve pockets in stock pistons. Actual valve-to-piston clearance should be specified by your camshaft manufacturer. Valve-to-bore clearance should also be checked, and the top of the bore notched for clearance, if necessary (Min Clearance 0.030”). ACCESSORIES: Although Edelbrock Cylinder Heads will accept OEM components (valve cover, intake manifold, etc.), we highly recommend that premium quality hardware be used with your new head. Continue to next page for hardware recommendations.Head Bolts or Studs: High quality head studs or head bolts with hardened washers must be used to prevent galling of the aluminum bolt bosses. Edelbrock head bolt kit, #8533, includes all bolts which must be used with this cylinder head.Rocker Arms and Valve Train: These heads are designed to use stock rocker arm and valve train components.Valve Covers: This Edelbrock Performer cylinder head is designed to accept factory style valve cover.Intake Manifold: This Edelbrock Performer cylinder head must be used with 1991-2006 intake manifold. To install the manifold, clean gasket surfaces. Install gasket and intake manifold to factory specifications. Torque to recommended manufacturer’s specifications in the factory sequence. Refer to factory service manual.Exhaust Headers: This Edelbrock Performer cylinder head must be used with 1991-98 factory header or aftermarket exhaust header.Spark Plugs: Use 14mm x 3/4” reach gasketed spark plugs. Heat range will vary by application.NOTE: Use anti-seize on the plug threads to prevent galling in the cylinder head, and torque to 10 ft./lbs. Do not overtighten sparkplugs! If short reach plug is used, poor performance and possible engine damage may occur.INSTALLATION: Installation is the same as for original equipment cylinder heads. Consult service manual for specific procedures, if necessary. Be sure that the surface of the block and the surface of the head are thoroughly cleaned to remove any oily film before installation. Use alcohol or lacquer thinner on a lint-free rag to clean. Apply oil or suitable thread lubricant to head bolt threads and the underside of bolt heads and washers. Torque cylinder head bolts in three steps following the factory tightening sequence (See Figure 1). Edelbrock LLC • 2700 California St. • Torrance, CA 90503Tech Line: 1-800-416-8628Fig. 1 - Cylinder Head Bolt Tightening SequenceEdelbrock Cylinder Head Bolt Torque Spec(Torque specs below only apply if using ARP Ultra-Torque Fastener Assembly Lubricant; included with head ARP head bolt kits. If using other fastener lubricant(s), please use manufacturer’s recommended torque specs.)*NOTE: Make sure to use thread sealant on bolt #11 as it goes into a water jacket.First Pass: Torque all bolts, in sequence, to 25 ft./lbs.Second Pass: Torque all bolts, in sequence, to 40 ft./lbs.Final Pass: Torque all bolts, in sequence, to 80 ft./lbs..NOTES: A head bolt re-torque is recommended after initial start-up and cool-down (allow 2-3 hours foradequate cooling).SPECIFICATIONS:Head Bolt Torque:See Figure 1, or use head bolt manufacturer’s specifications Deck Thickness:3/4”Combustion Chamber Volume: 55 ±1ccValve Size (Except for 61169): Intake - 1.910” Exhaust - 1.500”Valve Seats:Hardened powdered metal, non-interlocking, compatible with unleaded fuel Valve Spring Diameter:1.265”Valve Spring Installed Height:1.720”Valve Spring Seat Pressure:**************************”Valve Spring Open PressureFlat Tappet Cam 260 lbs. @ .400” Lift Max. Valve Lift: .540”Coil Bind 1.120”Replacement Valve Springs: #5814 - Flat Tappet Cam。

Teledex Nugget 用户指南说明书

CONNECTING THE NUGGETIncluded with the Nugget are (one each):•Base unit•Coiled handset cord•User guide •Handset•Clear plastic overlay•Line cordContact your supplier or Teledex for information on ordering cus-tom designed and printed faceplates to enhance the look of your Teledex Nugget telephone.1)Located on the left side of the Nugget is a modular jack labeledTO HANDSET. Insert one end of the coiled handset cord into this jack (you should hear the coiled cord click when properly insert-ed).2)Insert the other end of the coiled handset cord into the modularjack on the handset.3)Turn the telephone so that the back panel is facing you. Insertone end of the line cord into the jack on the back of the tele-phone labeled LINE.4)Insert the other end of the line cord into a telephone wall outletjack.5)Once your telephone is connected, place the paper faceplate overthe keys. The plastic overlay slips into place by hooking the tabs on the overlay into the recessed slots located on both sides. —The overlay is easiest to insert when; the left or right side tabsare inserted first, and the middle part of the overlay is slightlybowed to allow for insertion of the other tabs. RECEIVING A CALL1)Lift the handset to connect to the ringing line.2)T o end the call, hang up by replacing the handset. PLACING A CALL1)Lift the handset.2)Listen for dial tone, dial the desired number.3)T o end the call, hang up by replacing the handset. MESSAGE WAITING LIGHTThe raised red lens is a Message W aiting light. Some telephone systems permit an operator or message center to turn on the red MessageW aiting light to alert you that you have a message waiting. Additionally, the Message W aiting light will act as a visual ring indica-tor, flashing when the telephone is ringing.USING THE DATA PORTThe DATA PORT is a modular jack, located on the back side of the telephone, labeled DATA. You can connect a facsimile, modem, answering machine or other device to the telephone line through the DATA PORT.T o use the DATA PORT:Insert the modular line cord from your facsimile machine, modem, etc., into the jack labeled DATA.ADJUSTING THE RING VOLUMEThe Nugget has two ring volume settings.T o change the ring volume:Locate the adjustment control on the back of the telephone labeled RINGER LOW/HI. Slide the switch to the desired LOW or HI ring vol-ume. The ring volume can be changed at any time.HANDSET VOLUME KEYThe handset has three volume levels. When the handset is first lifted, the handset volume is normal.T o change the HANDSET VOLUME:Locate the HANDSET VOLUME key to the right of the keypad. Press the key once and the volume level will increase one level (to medium volume).Press the key once more an the volume level will increase an addi-tional level (to high volume). T o return the handset volume back to normal volume, press the handset volume key again.FLASH KEYPressing the FLASH key initiates a 600ms hookflash. Typical usage is to access PBX/CO features like call waiting.RMA PROCEDURESThe following procedure should be followed with all Teledex telephone products prior to sending the telephone to the factoryfor repair.1)Please perform the tests listed below:a. Test the telephone on a different telephone jack.b. Test telephone with a different line cord.c. Test with a different handset cord (coiled cord).d. For two line products, please ensure that one of the linebuttons is pressed (if both line buttons are in the UP position,the telephone will not operate).2)If the steps listed above do not provide a remedy for the suspecttelephone, please place a tag on the individual telephonedescribing the defect. Next, call the Teledex Repair Department at 1 (800) 875-8539for an RMA number. You must have anRMA number to return products to Teledex.3)Kindly note: An RMA number is unique to each returnshipment. Do not duplicate this number on any future shipments. SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS:Please print the RMA number clearly on the outside of your shipping carton(s). Please ship to the following address:Teledex LLC / RMA#___________6311 San Ignacio AvenueSan Jose, CA 95119FREIGHT CHARGES:The Customer is responsible for shipping products for repair to Teledex. After repair, Teledex will return telephone products to the Customer freight prepaid in the same manner in which is was sent (i.e. Freight sent to Teledex UPS Blue, will be returned via 2 day ship-ping).**Please note: When telephones are returned for repair due to misuse (i.e. liquid spills, abuse, or Customer modification - warranty label broken), the Customer will be charged the standard repair fee, regard-less of warranty status.REQUIREMENTS OF PART 68 - FCC RULESThis device has been granted a registration number by the Federal Communications Commission, under Part 68 rules and regulations for direct connection to the telephone lines. In order to comply with these FCC rules, the following instructions must be carefully read and applicable portions fol-lowed completely:1. Direct connection to the telephone lines may be made only through the standard modular cord fur-nished, to the utility installed jack. No connection may be made to party or coin phone lines. On the bottom of the phone is a label that contains among other information, the FCC Registration Number and the Ringer Equivalence number (REN) for this equipment. If requested this informa-tion must be provided to the telephone company. The USOC Jack for this equipment is RJ11C. 2. The telephone company, under certain circumstances, may temporarily discontinue and makechanges in facilities and services which may affect the operation of the users' equipment: howev-er, the user shall be given adequate notice in writing to allow the user to maintain uninterrupted service.3. In certain circumstances, it may be necessary for the telephone company to request informationfrom you concerning the equipment which you have connected to your telephone line. Upon request of the telephone company, provide the FCC registration number and the ringer equiva-lence number of the equipment which is connected to your line; this information will be found on the device.4.If any of your telephone equipment is not operating properly, you should immediately remove itfrom the telephone line. It may cause harm to the telephone network.5.If the telephone company notes a problem, they may temporarily discontinue service. When prac-tical, they will notify you in advance of disconnection. If advance notice is not feasible, the tele-phone company must; promptly notify you of such temporary discontinuance; afford the opportuni-ty to correct the condition; inform you of your rights to bring a complaint to the FCC under their rules.6.Repairs to the device may be made only by the manufacturer or an authorized service agency.This applies at any time during and after warranty. If unauthorized repair is performed, registration, connection to the telephone lines and remainder of warranty period all become null and void.7. This equipment is hearing aid compatible.REQUIREMENTS OF PART 15 - FCC RULESNOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital NUGGETGUESTROOM TELEPHONEUSERS GUIDEdevice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro-tection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is not a guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interfer-ence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Move the telephone away from the receiver. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV techni-cian for help. Any changes made by the user not approved by the manufacturer can void the user's authority to operate the telephone.INDUSTRY OF CANADA REQUIREMENTSNotice:The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment. This certification means that the equipment meets certain telecommunications network protective operational and safety requirements as prescribed in the appropriate T erminal Equipment T echnical Requirements documents. The department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the users satisfaction.Before installing this equipment, users should ensure that it is permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company. The equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of connection. The customer should be aware that compliance with the above conditions may not prevent degrada-tion of service in some situations.Repairs to certified equipment should be coordinated by a representative designated by the supplier. Any repairs or alterations made by the user to this equipment, or equipment malfunctions, may give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the equipment.Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utili-ty, telephone lines, and internal metallic water pipe systems, if present, are connected together. This precaustion may be particularly important in rural areas.Caution:Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but should contact the appropriate electric inspection authority or electrician, as appropriate. The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) of this device is Z.Notice:The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) assigned to each terminal device provides an indi-cation of the maximum number of terminals allowed to be connected to a telephone interface. The termination on an interface may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the require-ment that the sum of the Ringer Equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 5. This telephone connects to the telephone network under the connecting arrangement code CA11A.FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE CALL 1-800-783-8353Teledex,LLC6311 San Ignacio AvenueSan Jose,CA95119Telephone:(408) 363-3100Fax:(408) 363-3136email:*****************Internet:Part Number 605-0320-01A。

ALTINEX Tilt 'N Plug Jr. 插接盒说明书

Welcome!We greatly appreciate your purchase of your Tilt 'N Plug Jr. (TNP JR.) Interconnect Box. We are sure you will find it reliable and simple to use. Superior performance for the right price, backed by solid technical and customer support is what ALTINEX has to offer.We are committed to providing Signal Management Solutions®to our customers for the most demanding audiovisual installations at competitive pricing and we welcome you to join the ranks of our many satisfied customers throughout the world.1. Precautions and Safety WarningsPlease read this manual carefully before using your Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Interconnect Box. Keep this manual handy for future reference. These safety instructions are to ensure the long life of your Tilt 'N Plug Jr. and to prevent fire and shock hazards. Please read them carefully and heed all warnings. 1.1 General∙Unauthorized personnel shall not open the unit as there are high-voltage components inside.∙Qualified ALTINEX service personnel or their authorized representatives must perform all service.1.2 Installation Precautions∙For best results, place the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. in a dry area away from dust.∙To prevent fire or shock, do not expose this unit to water or moisture. Do not place the unit in direct sunlight, near heaters or heat-radiatingappliances, or near any liquid. Exposure to direct sunlight, smoke, orsteam can harm internal components.∙Handle the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. carefully. Dropping or jarring can damage the bezel.∙Never place fingers inside the opening on either side of the unit. Thisaction could cause injury due to sharp edges inside.∙Do not place heavy objects on top of the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Do not useexcessive force to push down on the top of the unit.∙Disconnect the power cord to turn off the power. This supplies power to the socket on the pop-up panel. The power outlet should be installednear the equipment and be easily accessible.∙We recommend using wall outlets with a Ground Fault CircuitInterrupter (GFCI) for maximum protection.∙Install all cables according to the instructions found herein. Do not force or pull any cable that is attached to the Tilt 'N Plug Jr.1.3 Cleaning∙Surfaces should be cleaned with a dry cloth. Never use strong detergents or solvents such as alcohol or thinner. Do not use a wet cloth or water to clean the unit.1.4 FCC Notice∙This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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.∙This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference when the equipment is operated in a commercialenvironment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radiofrequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions found herein, may cause harmful interference to radiocommunications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area islikely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will berequired to correct the interference at his expense.∙Any changes or modifications to the unit not expressly approved byALTINEX, Inc. could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.2. Installation ProceduresStep 1. Cut an opening into the table’s surface. Refer to the ALT INEX website at for table cutout requirements.Note: The table can be 2.25” or less in thickness. Always confirm dimensions before cutting to insure that specifications have not changed. Step 2. Insert the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. into the table cutout.Step 3. Place the support brackets under the table between the support mount grooves on the sideof the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Attach the brackets to the groove at the desired height and securethem to the bottom of the table using the thumb screws provided.Step 4. Secure the cables by using the provided cable clamps and screws included with the unit.Pass the power cord from the bottom of the housing and attach it to the table using thecable clamp and screw supplied with the Tilt 'N Plug Jr.Leave enough slack in the service loop to allow for easy opening and closing, but not toomuch as to cause excess drooping of the service loop.Step 5.Step 6. Once you have applied power and connected the proper cables on the bottom of the unityou may raise the unit. To raise the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. into position, push down on the front ofthe top cover; the latching mechanism will then release, allowing the pneumatic spring to raise it into position.Step 7. To lower the unit, push on the top of the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. until it locks into place.3. Limited Warranty/Return PoliciesPlease see the ALTINEX website at for details on warranty and return policies.4. Technical SpecificationsSpecifications are subject to change. See for up-to-date information.Table 1. TNP GeneralTable 2. TNP121/125/126/131/141/151 Mechanical ** Table 3. TNP122/142 Mechanical Table 4. TNP121/122/125/126/131/142 Electrical ** Table 5. TNP141/141C/151/151C Electrical *** Models ending in C are customizable.Models ending in S have brushed aluminum finish.** Dimensions and ratings include the customizable "C" models.TNP126 shown5. About Your Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Interconnect BoxAll Tilt 'N Plug Jr. products belong to a family of compact interconnection solutions designed for installation into a table as part of a presentation system. They are designed for mounting into a table, podium, or other furniture to provide a way of connecting audiovisual equipment on top of the furniture to a presentation system below the furniture.All use the same core element; a multimedia input plate that can be "tilted" open when needed and pushed closed when not needed.The TNP122 and TNP142 each incorporate two Tilt 'N Plug Jr. modules and are operated independently. The TNP142 is the same as a TNP122, but with themodules factory-installed facing in opposite directions. The TNP131 is the same as a TNP121, but with a round bezel instead of a square bezel, the TNP141 is a TNP151 with a round bezel, and the TNP126 is a TNP125 with a round bezel.All signals pass through the input plate directly to cables on the underside of the table with no intervening circuitry. The use of additional ALTINEX SignalManagement Solutions such as computer video interfaces, distribution amplifiers, and switchers may be desirable.The input plate of the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. is accessible by pushing down on the top cover. The unit then auto-tilts open with help from an internal pneumatic spring. Once open, the input plate remains securely in place. The input plate is hidden by pressing down on the top cover until the latching mechanism engages. In its closed position, the top panel lies flush with the tabletop, held in place by the latching mechanism.All Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Signal Management Solutions come with a standard top and bezel offering a high quality matte black finish. Models ending S come with a brushed aluminum finish. Other finishes or special bezel configurations are available upon request. Please contact an ALTINEX representative to discuss custom options.6. Application DiagramsDiagram 1: Round Bezel Dimensions (TNP126, TNP131, TNP141 - includes models ending in C & S)Diagram 2: Single Unit Dimensions (TNP121, TNP125, TNP128, TNP151 - includes models ending in C & S)TNP121 Faceplate Shown HereDiagram 3: Dual Unit Dimensions (TNP122, TNP142 - includes models ending in C & S)TNP122 Faceplate Shown Here7. Operation7.1 Opening and Closing the Tilt 'N Plug Jr.The Tilt 'N Plug Jr. will open easily when the top is pressed down and then released.When the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. is not in use, simply press the top down until it is level with the surface of the table and then release. The unit will remain hidden until needed again.7.2 Power/Signal ConnectionsConnect external devices to the appropriate connector on the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Remember, the devices plugged into the AC power connectors should not draw more than 12A AC. 8. Troubleshooting GuideThe Tilt 'N Plug Jr. supplied was carefully tested and no problems were detected. However, we would like to offer the following suggestions:∙Please make sure that the highest quality network cables are used.∙Make sure that no cable or power cord is damaged or pinched. If there has been damage, do not use the Tilt 'N Plug Jr. Please call the ALTINEX Customer Service Department at (714) 990-2300 to have the unitrepaired.∙If the unit does not rise into position correctly, check the service loops for the signal and power cords on the bottom of the unit.。

Gullco Orbital Welding Carriages PK-12-01产品说明书

AUTOMATE AND IMPROVE PIPE WELDING AND ORBITAL WELDING APPLICATIONSWELDING AND CUTTINGKAT, KBM, MOGGY , KATBAK & SAM are registered trademarks of Gullco Enterprises LimiitedSPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICEOrbital welding carriage - PiPe kat® - rigid trackPK-12-01Pk-500-lg/rg - gas/air cOOled Pk-500-lw/rw - water cOOledPK-500-LG/RGFor use with gas/air cooled welding torch necks andconsumables. Additional items are required.PK-500-LW/RWFor use with water cooled welding torch necks and consumables. Additional items are required.BINZEL Air Cooled PP 36 D -TorchUses MB 36 Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-03)BERNARD Air CooledUses Small CenterfireConsumables(See Drawing PK-200-270-05)BERNARD Air CooledUses Large Centerfire, HD Centerfire Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-06)TERGASKISS Air CooledUses Tough Lock &Conventional Tip Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-07)BINZEL Water Cooled PP 401 D -TorchUses MB 401 Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-01)BERNARD Water CooledUses Large Centerfire, HD Centerfire Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-06)BERNARD Water CooledUses Small Centerfire,Consumables(See Drawing PK-200-270-05)TERGASKISS Water Cooled Uses Tough Lock &Conventional Tip Consumables (See Drawing PK-200-270-07)PiPe kat® Part number cOnfiguratiOn*All above voltage supplies are single phase, 50/60 hz, 400 wattsPART #DESCRIPTIONQTY .PK-200-035-10Feed Roll V-groove 0.8 mm + 1.0 mm 2PK-200-035-12Feed Roll V-Groove 1.0 mm + 1.2 mm 2PK-200-035-16Feed Roll V-Groove 1.2 mm + 1.6 mm 2PK-200-035-12-K Feed Roll V-Groove 1.0 mm + 1.2 mm Knurled 2PK-200-035-14-K Feed Roll V-Groove 1.2 mm + 1.4 mm Knurled 2PK-200-035-20-KFeed Roll V-Groove 1.6 mm + 2.0 mm Knurled2wire feeder rOll Ordering sPecificatiOns*The Pipe KAT® has a selection of feeder rolls avaiable for different requirments.The Pipe KAT® comes standard with PK-200-035-12Carriage Features and Benefits Include:•Linear or Radial Oscillation •Remote Voltage Adjustment •Motorized Width Adjustment •High Deposition Rate •Simple Setup•Easy to Use Controls•Gas or Water Cooled Models•Upto 2.5” (6.35 cm) Oscillation Widthwelding and cutting automationSelf Contained Orbital Welding SystemThe Pipe KAT® is a pipe welding carriage designed for orbital welding. It is an electrically powered track guided carriage that operates in the forward or reverse directions at precisely controlled speeds. The carriage operates on a track band made of durable aluminum extrusion by engaging the track with self-aligning wheels and a rack and pinion drive. This wheelassembly uses a lever to engage that track making it very quick and simple to install the carriage.The Pipe KAT® is a fully integrated welding system which comes with a wire feeder and wire spool holder. Driven by a 24 VDC motor which feeds wire to the welding torch at precisely controlled speeds. The wire spool holder accepts standard 8”/10 lbs (20.3 cm/4.5 kg) spools.A remote control pendant is provided to allow adjust-ment of the critical application parameters during the welding process including, oscillation width, speed, dwells, wire feed speed and voltage adjustment.SPECIFICATIONS:Carriage Weight: 48 lbs (21 kg)Control Box Weight: 30 lbs (13.6 kg)Power Requirements: 42, VAC, 115 VAC, 230 VAC Models available. Power consumption = 400 wattsCarriage Travel Speed: 1.35” - 44.2” (3.42 cm - 112.27 cm) Per MinuteTorch Adjusment:+/- 10˚Oscillation Speed: 0.5” - 140” (1 cm - 355.6 cm) Per MinuteDwell Times: 0 to 9.9 secondsManual Slide Adjustment: 3” (7.62 cm) Vertical Motorized Torch Adjustment: 2” (5.08 cm) VerticalOscillation Width Adjustment: 4” (10.16 cm) total slide adjustment. Max. oscillation width of 2.5” (6.35 cm)Welding Spool Size: 8”/10 lbs (20.3 cm/4.5 kg)Operating Temperatures: 0 to 60˚C (32 - 140˚F)Wire Feeder Drive Rolls: 0.8 mm to 1.6 mm V-groove wheels, 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm V-groove knurled wheels(1.0/1.2 mm V-groove knurled comes standard, see chart on reverse for available options)Carriage Umbilical:25 ft. (7.6 m) in length and protected by a 500˚C (932˚F) rated cover. Contains torch power cable, shielding gas hose, carriage power cable, arc start cable, and water hoses if equippedCompatible Welding Processes: All standard CV & CC processes, MIG, TIG, PulseComes with Pipe KAT® Waterproof Carrying Case made by PelicanFlow switch is used to monitor coolant flow to welding torch.PK-500-17725ft (7.6 m) Carriage Umbilical Extension AssemblyPK-500-163-G PK-500-163-N PK-500-163-WFLOW SWITCH KITCARRIAGE UMBILICALWATER COOLER POWERINTERFACE KITPENDANT EXTENSION CABLEInterface allows control to automatically activate / deactivate water cooler during auto-cycle. Toggle switch included for manual override.PK-200-216-A 42V PK-200-216-B 115V PK-200-216-C 230V15 ft (4.6 m) Extension Cable.PK-200-368carriage cOntrOl laYOutCARRIAGEcarriage accessOriesPiPe band Ordering infOrmatiOnPB-500--Pipe Outside Diameter (inches)(2 Decimal Places)Standard = 1.75” (4.45 cm) up to 6.00” (15.24 cm) (2 Decimal Places)EXAMPLE 1:If the Pipe Outside Diameter (O.D) is 22.357” with a stand-off of 3.5” the part number will be: PB-500-22.38-3.50EXAMPLE 2:If the Pipe O.D is 24” with a standard stand-off the part number will be: PB-500-24.00-1.75 NOTE:- Stand-off heights over 1.75” (4.45 cm) require spacers. Min. spacer height of 0.50” (1.27 cm) - All stand-offs are adjustable to +/- 0.157” (4 mm) using the 5 mm allen tool- Min. ø Track Datum = 17.5” (44.45 cm) [ø Track Datum = ø pipe + (2 x Stand-off Height] - Max. ø Track Datum = 60” (152.4 cm) [Consult Factory For Larger Dimensions]ENABLED/ DISABLEDTORCH SLIDEOSCILLATIONWIDTH ADJUSTMENTEMERGENCYRED & GREENAUTO CYCLE START PUSH BUTTONAUTO CYCLE STOP PUSH BUTTONOSCILLATOR CENTER POSITIONER ADJUSTMENTThe Remote pendant (left) is used in conjunction with the main control (right) to provide adjustment during setup, Quick Installation Track Band:The hinged design of the Pipe KAT® track band makes installation simple and quick.Adjustable Track Mounting Pads:The Pipe KAT® bandcomes with stand off pads which allow for +/- 0.157” (4 mm) of adjustment.。

Rigol DS1054Z Oscilloscope 说明书

Fonte di alimentazione AC/ DC programmabile Serie ASR-2000Guida Rapida2I STRUZIONI DI SICUREZZAIn questo capitolo si riportano importanti norme di sicurezza che devono essere seguite durante il funzionamento e la conservazione. Leggere attentamente quanto segue prima di effettuare qualsiasi operazione, in modo da lavorare in piena sicurezza e mantenere lo strumento in condizioni ottimali.Simboli di sicurezzaQuesti simboli di sicurezza possono essere presenti in questo manuale o sullo strumento. Warning Avvertenza: identifica le condizioni o le pratiche chepossono provocare lesioni o perdita della vita.Caution Attenzione: identifica le condizioni o le pratiche chepossono causare danni allo strumento o ad altre proprietà.PERICOLO di alta tensioneAttenzione, fare riferimento al manualeNon smaltire le apparecchiature elettroniche come rifiutimunicipali non classificati. Utilizzare un impianto di raccoltadedicato o contattare il fornitore presso il quale è statoacquistato lo strumento.Cavo di alimentazione per il Regno UnitoQuando si usa l'oscilloscopio nel Regno Unito, accertarsi che il cavo di alimentazione soddisfi i seguenti requisiti di sicurezza.NOTA: questa apparecchiatura deve essere cablata solo da personale espertoAVVERTENZA: QUESTA APPARECCHIATURA DEVE ESSERE COLLEGATA A TERRA IMPORTANTE: i cavi di questo connettore sono colorati, in conformità al seguente codice:Verde/giallo TerraBlu: NeutrolMarrone:Poiché i colori dei fili nei cavi principali potrebbero non corrispondere ai colori identificati nel connettore/apparecchio, procedere come indicato di seguito:Il cavo di colore verde e giallo deve essere collegato al terminale di messa a terra contrassegnato con la lettera E, con il simbolo di messa a terra oppure di colore verde/verde e gialloCollegare il cavo di colore blu al terminale contrassegnato con la lettera N o di colore blu o nero.Collegare il cavo di colore marrone al terminale contrassegnato con la lettera L o P o di colore marrone o rosso.In caso di dubbi, consultare le istruzioni fornite con l'apparecchiatura o contattare il fornitore.Questo cavo/apparecchio deve essere protetto da un fusibile di rete adeguatamente classificato e approvato HBC: fare riferimento alle informazioni di tensionesull'apparecchiatura e/o alle istruzioni utente per dettagli. Di norma, un cavo di 0,75 mm2 deve essere protetto con un fusibile da 3 A o 5 A. I conduttori di maggiori dimensioni, in genere richiedono i tipi di cavo da 13 A, in base al tipo di collegamento utilizzato.Qualsiasi filo di cavo esposto, connettore o collegamento inserito in una presa in tensione è estremamente pericoloso. Se un cavo o un connettore vengono ritenuti pericolosi, disattivare l'alimentazione principale e rimuovere il cavo, eventuali fusibili e gruppi di fusibili. Tutti i cavi pericolosi devono essere immediatamente sostituiti e distrutti in base alle norme indicate in precedenza.3O PERAZIONI PRELIMINARICaratteristiche principaliPrestazioni •La tensione di uscita massima è di 350 Veff.•La massima tensione di uscita CC è di 500 V CC.•La frequenza di uscita massima in modalità CA è 999,9Hz.•Applicazione di forme d'onda CA + CC supportata•Potenza di uscita CC a piena capacità.•La distorsione armonica totale della tensione di uscitaè inferiore allo 0,5% a tutte le frequenze.•Il fattore di cresta ha raggiunto 4 volte. Caratteristiche •Includi forme d'onda sinusoidali, quadrate, triangolari,arbitrarie e CC•Limitatore di tensione, frequenza e corrente variabile•Capacità di analizzare tensioni e correnti armoniche•Capacità di misurazione eccellente e ricca difunzionalità•Sequenza e simulazione della funzione•Guadagno di input esterno•Uscita sincrona CA.•Funzione di memoria preimpostata•Supporto per archiviazione USB•Telerilevamento•Funzione di protezione OCP, OPP e OTP4Interfaccia •Interfaccia LAN, host USB e dispositivo USBincorporata•I / O di controllo esterno•Ingresso segnale esterno•Opzione di fabbrica RS232 e interfaccia GPIB5AspettoPanoramica del pannello anteriore6Panoramica del pannello posteriore7AccensioneL'alimentazione richiede circa 15 secondi per accendersi e NotaNon accendere e spegnere rapidamente.1. Ruotare la rotella di scorrimento per selezionarearancione. La rotella di scorrimento viene anche83. Premere il tasto Invio per modificare il parametro o peraccedere al menu selezionato. Ripetere i passaggiprecedenti per tutte le cifre pertinenti.4. Premere il tasto Invio per modificare ilNota Per impostazione predefinita, il cursore inizia sulla cifra più bassa del valore.S PECIFICHELe specifiche si applicano quando si accende l’ASR-2000 per almeno 30 minuti.Gamma di tensione di ingresso Da 90 Vac a 264 VacFase Monofase, a due filiFrequenza di ingresso nominale Da 50 Hz a 60 HzGamma di frequenza di ingresso Da 47 Hz a 63 HzMax. consumo di energia 800 VA o menoFattore di potenza*1100Vac 0,95 (tipico)200Vac 0,90 (tipico)Max. corrente di ingresso 100Vac 8 A200Vac 4 A*1 Per una tensione di uscita di 100 V / 200 V (intervallo 100 V / 200 V),Voltaggio impostazione*1Impostazione dellarisoluzione0,1 VPrecisione *2±(0,5% dell'impostazione + 0,6 V/ 1,2 V)Output phase Monofase, a due filiCorrente massima*3100 V 5 A 200 V 2,5 AMassima corrente di picco *4100 V 20 A 200 V 10 AFattore di potenza del carico 0 a 1 (fase iniziale o fase in ritardo) Capacità di potenza 500 VA10Frequenza Gamma diimpostazione Modalità AC: da 40,00 Hz a 999,9 Hz, modalità AC + CC: da 1,00 Hz a 999,9 HzImpostazione della risoluzione 0,01 Hz (da 1,00 a 99,99 Hz), 0,1 Hz (da 100,0 a 999,9 Hz)Precisione Per 45 Hz a 65 Hz: 0,01% di impostazionePer 40 Hz a 999,9 Hz: 0,02% di impostazione Stability*5± 0.005%Fase on /off dell'uscita Variabile da 0,0° a 359,9° (risoluzionedell'impostazione 0,1°)Compensare CC*6Entro ± 20 mV (tipico)*1Gamma 100 V / 200 V.*2Per una tensione di uscita da 17,5 V a 175 V / 35 V a 350 V, onda sinusoidale, una frequenza di uscita da 45 Hz a 65 Hz, senza carico, regolazione della tensione CC 0 V (modalità CA + CC) e 23 ° C ± 5 ° C. *3Per una tensione di uscita da 1 V a 100 V / 2 V a 200 V. Limitato dalla capacità di alimentazione con una tensione di uscita da 100 V a 175 V / da 200 V a 350 V.*4Per quanto riguarda il carico del raddrizzatore all'ingresso del condensatore. Limitato dalla massima corrente.*5Per 45 Hz a 65 Hz, la tensione di uscita nominale, il vuoto e il carico resistivo per la corrente massima e la temperatura operativa.*6Impostare su 0 V per la modalità CA e la tensione di uscita.Per ulteriori specifiche dettagliate sulla l’ASR-2000, consultare il manuale dell'utente di ASR-2000.11Dichiarazione di conformità CENoi dichiara che il seguente prodottoASR-2050, ASR-2100, ASR-2050R, ASR-2100RSi attesta la conformità ai requisiti sanciti nella Direttiva del Consiglio concernente il ravvicinamento delle legislazioni degli Stati membri relative alla direttiva sulla compatibilità elettromagnetica (2014/30/EU) e sulle apparecchiature a bassa tensione (2014/35/EU).Per la valutazione relativa alla Direttiva sulla compatibilità elettromagnetica e sulle apparecchiature a abssa tensione sono stati applicati i seguenti standard:12。