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MIKE 11 用户手册目录中文翻译模拟编辑器1 模拟编辑器1.1模型1.1.1模型1.1.2模拟模式1.2输入1.3模拟1.3.1 模拟时段1.3.2 初始条件1.4 结果1.5 开始河网编辑器2 河网编辑器2.1 绘图视图窗口2.1.1 河网编辑工具栏2.1.2 主菜单--文件2.1.3 主菜单--编辑2.1.4 主菜单--视图2.1.5 主菜单--河网2.1.6 主菜单--图层2.1.8 主菜单--窗口2.1.9 主菜单--帮助2.2 列表视图：河网2.2.1 点2.2.2 河流2.2.3 校准线2.2.4 节点2.3 列表视图：建筑物2.3.1 建筑物概述2.3.2 组合建筑物定义2.3.3 建筑物类型定义2.3.4 建筑物几何形状定义2.3.5 建筑物轮廓2.3.6 堰2.3.7 涵洞2.3.8 泵2.3.9 桥梁2.3.10 整治建筑物2.3.11 可控建筑物2.3.12 溃坝建筑物2.3.13 溃坝侵蚀2.3.14 用户自定义建筑物2.3.15 列表建筑物2.3.16 能量损失2.4 列表视图：演进2.4.1 明渠演进2.4.2 洪水控制流量和流量比2.4.3 洪水控制水位/流量和水位/体积过程曲线 2.4.4 转接2.4.5 运动学演进方法2.5 列表视图：降雨径流/地下水链接 2.5.1 MIKE SHE链接2.5.2降雨径流链接2.6 列表视图：计算网格点断面编辑器3 断面编辑器3.1 原始数据视图3.1.1 断面基本数据3.1.2 原始数据：树形视图3.1.3 原始数据：列表视图3.1.4 原始数据：绘图视图3.1.5 原始数据编辑器附加特性 3.1.6 “断面”下拉菜单3.1.7 “设置”下拉菜单3.2 数据处理视图3.2.1 数据处理：树形视图3.2.2数据处理：列表视图3.2.3数据处理：绘图视图3.2.4数据处理：水位按钮3.3 利用文件输入菜单导入数据3.3.1 导入原始数据3.3.2 导入处理过的数据3.3.3 导入断面标记坐标3.4 利用文件输出菜单导出数据3.5 多断面绘制边界编辑器4 边界编辑器4.1 边界编辑器概述4.1.1 边界列表—上部窗口4.1.2 边界类别定义4.1.3 边界类型、数据类型和文件/数值定义4.2 边界编辑器工具4.2.1 快速建立粒级边界4.2.2 快速建立AD边界4.2.3 复制点源边界4.2.4 比例系数4.3 用户自动升级MIKE 11 2002版本或早期版本降雨径流编辑器5 降雨径流编辑器5.1 模型子流域定义5.2 NAM降雨径流模型5.2.1 表层-根区5.2.2 地下水5.2.3 融雪5.2.4 灌溉5.2.5 初始条件5.2.6 自动率定5.3 UHM5.4 SMAP5.5 Urban5.6 洪水估算手册5.7 DRiFt5.8 时间序列5.9 参数菜单5.10 流域视图5.11 结果综述5.12 RR-编辑器使用步骤水动力编辑器6 水动力参数编辑器6.1 初始设置6.2 风场6.3 河床阻力6.3.1 统一处理方法6.3.2 三分区方法6.3.3 植被和河床阻力6.4 河床阻力工具箱6.5 波方法6.5.1 完全动力波和高阶完全动力波 6.5.2 扩散波6.5.3 运动波6.6 默认值6.6.1 计算方案6.6.2 开关6.7 准稳态6.7.1 计算参数6.7.2 稳态选项6.7.2 收缩和扩展损失系数6.8 热平衡6.9 分层6.10 输出时间序列6.10.1 生成时间序列文件 6.10.2 文本文件设置6.10.3 输出时段6.10.4 输出内容6.10.5 输出计算点6.11 地图6.12 地下水泄漏6.13 延伸长度6.14 附加输出6.15 洪泛区阻力6.16 用户自定义标记6.17 侵蚀6.17.1 迭代6.17.2 位置6.17.3 侵蚀方法6.17.4 侵蚀位置6.17.5 参数减少6.17.6 目标值6.17.7 侵蚀模拟概述6.17.8 侵蚀站点概述6.17.9 侵蚀模拟一般指导线6.18 MIKE 12 参数6.19 MIKE 12初始设置6.20 混合参数6.21 W.L Incr-曲线6.22 W.L Incr-Sand Bars对流-扩散(AD)编辑器7 对流-扩散编辑器7.1 模块概述7.1.1 AD模块7.1.2 AD方程7.1.3 粘性沙传输模块(CST)7.1.4 高级粘性沙传输模块(ACST) 7.2 成分7.3 扩散7.4 初始成分7.5 衰减7.6 粘性ST7.6.1 单层粘性模型7.6.2 多层粘性模型7.6.3 粘性泥沙运输动力学概述7.7 泥沙分层7.7.1 源自外部文件的初始厚度7.9 非粘性ST7.10 扩散，MIKE127.11 附加输出，MIKE 127.12 AD模拟，附加特性7.12.1可选择的方法：ULTIMATE 方法7.12.2 通过MIKE11.ini文件激活AD模拟特性水质 EcO Lab编辑器8水质 EcO Lab编辑器8.1 定义模型8.2 状态变量8.3 常量8.4 作用力8.5 辅助变量8.6 处理8.7 辅助输出泥沙输运编辑器9 泥沙输运编辑器9.0.1 泥沙输运模拟：模拟模式9.0.2 输运模型9.1 泥沙粒径9.2 输运模型9.2.1 模型参数9.2.2 特定输运模型的特性9.2.3 河床高程更新方法9.3 率定参数9.4 ST分级数据9.5 节点处泥沙预先分布9.6 无输运河道设置9.7 不冲底部高程9.8 初始沙丘尺寸9.9 ST模拟：附加特性洪水预报编辑器10 洪水预报编辑器10.1 基本定义10.2 预报10.3 边界估算10.4 更新设置数据同化编辑器11 数据同化编辑器11.1概述11.2 测量值11.3 方程编辑器11.4 边界统计11.5 标准差编辑器11.6 输出11.7 不确定性分析步骤11.8 卡尔曼滤波方法步骤11.9 权重函数方法步骤11.10 实例批处理编辑器12 批处理编辑器12.1 建立批处理模拟。

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Danfoss Hexact:User Manual(Version 2.1.1)Any questions or comments can be directed to: SWHELP@Danfoss Hex China (Hangzhou) R&D CenterDistrict EnergyTel: 0086 573 86808800Jan, 2014Table of Contents1INSTALLATION AND REGISTRATION OF DANFOSS HEXACT (1)2OVERVIEW OF DANFOSS HEXACT (2)3DESIGN CALCULATION-FOR DEN PART (3)4RATING CALCULATION -FOR DEN PART (11)5PERFORMANCE CALCULATION (13)6DESIGN CALCULATION-RC PART (13)7RATING CALCULATION-RC-PART (15)8PERFORMANCE CALCULATION-RC Part (16)9FILE (17)10SETTINGS (17)11WINDOW (17)12HELP (17)13NEW (17)14OPEN (17)15SAVE (17)16SAVING IN EXCEL (17)17REPROTOUT (18)18UNITS (18)19LANGUAGE (18)20STOCK (18)21MULTICALC (19)22 D. P. CALC (20)23FLUID EDITOR (21)24CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE RATE (22)25USER DEFINED UNITS (23)26MORE HELP (24)27WARNING MESSAGES (24)28ERROR MESSAGE OR NO SOLUTION (24)29SPECIAL FUNCTIONS & APPLICATIONS for RC PRODUCTS (25)1INSTALLATION AND REGISTRATION OF DANFOSS HEXACT1.1Minimum PC System RequirementsPC Hardware✧ 1.5 GHz Intel© processor or equivalent (2.0 GHz or faster recommended)✧ 1 GB RAM (2 GB or more recommended)✧20 MB available hard driveOperating system tested:✧Windows XP (SP3)✧Win7 (32-bit)✧Win7 (64-bit)Additional software:✧.net framework 3.5✧Microsoft Office1.2InstallationDownload the installation package to your computer. The installation package consists of two files:✧Danfoss Hexact(*.*.*).msiIf you have .net framework installed on your computer, please double click the file “Danfoss Hexact(*.*.*).msi” for fast installation. After installation, you will find a shortcut of the Hexact on the desktop.1.3RegistrationWhen you first time run the Hexact, you will see the following Figure 1error message.Figure 1 - Message for registrationThen the following registration window will be popped up automatically, such as Figure 2:Figure 2 - Registration code generationRegister your software at /hexact or contact your local Danfoss sales representative. After registration you will be provided a license file “registry.ini”.Then please copy “registry.ini” to the installation folder (e.g. default installation folder is C:\ Danfoss Hexact) and try to run the Hexact again. If you still cannot open the software, please restart your PC or contact the support team for further assistance.Note that there are three registration code with different last number for one PC.2OVERVIEW OF DANFOSS HEXACTWhen you open up the Hexact, a “New application” window will be brought up automatically. And the whole applications are as shown in Figure . You can select different applications including Heat pump, Chiller, Universal RC for RC products and X-Standard, X OEM, XGC, X Traco, X Europe for DEN products. For certain application, you can further find available functions the Hexact can perform, e.g. evaporator, condenser, etc., in Heat pump and Chiller application, Single phase, Cascade Condenser, etc., in RC General application, and XB, XG in X-Standard.Note: the ‘New application’ will vary based on the permission.Figure 3 - New applicationIf it is the first time you open up Hexact and will do some DEN calculation. A “Personal Setting” warning massage (shown in Figure ) will be brought up. Please click “OK” and then a “Personal Setting” dialogue box will be brought up (shown in Figure ), you can input your information in it. Please note that the items include “*”are mandatory.You can modify your personal information by click menu “Setting-Personal Setting” (as shown in Figure6).Note: The “Region” has Europe only for version 2.1.1 and the personal setting dialogue box is just for DEN part.Figure 4 - Personal Setting Warning MassageFigure 5 - Personal Setting Dialogue BoxFigure 6 - Setting Personal Setting3DESIGN CALCULATION-FOR DEN PARTThe design calculation helps the user find out the appropriate heat exchangers subject to the given inputs. For the same products it will find out the most optimal solution.Let’s take a case as example for X Standard products and select ‘X Standard’ –‘XG Gasketed HEX’ button, then you will goes into the design calculation duty screen. Users can also use functions such as “New”, “Open”, “Save”, “SavingInExcel”, “ReportOut”, “Units”, “MultiCalc”, etc., In addition, as for functions “Fluid Editor” , only authorized users have access to them (as shown in Figure 7).Figure 7 – Design Calculation Duty Screen3.1Design Duty screenUsers can input the condition data into ‘Input window’ of duty screen, the inputs of duty screen include:✧Heat exchanger:The type of heat exchanger, user can further pick the available products.Optimum-XB/XG/XGC/TR will calculated with all available products.✧Load: Required heat load.✧Surface margin:The positive difference between the calculated required heat transfer surfaceand the actual heat transfer surface of the selected heat exchanger✧Fluid: user can select refrigerant or brine mediums for each side.✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures: Inlet & Outlet temperatures of side 1 & side 2✧Phase and Concentration: will pop up for special brine (as shown in Figure 8)✧Flow rate: Mass or volumetric flow rate.✧Max pressure drops: The max pressure drops allowed for side1 & side2✧Pass Number: Include Auto/1pass/2pass and 2-AC if users choose 2-AC in ‘Config tab’.✧Tab Selection Keys: Include ‘Temp’,‘Option’, ‘Config’, ‘Results’, and users can open differenttabs by click these keys.✧Calculate: Users can do a calculation by click this button.✧Real Outlet Calculate: Users can do a real outlet calculation by click this button. And the outlettemperature will be actual temperature based on the input condition.Figure 8 –Phase and Concentration input box3.2Temperature Profile TabUsers can input the inlet & outlet temperatures in duty screen, and click ‘Temp tab key’, a temperature profile tab will be pop up (as shown in Figure9), and if you don’t need the temperature profile tab, click ‘Temptab key’ again, it will be disappeared.Figure 9 –Temperature ProfileFigure 10 – Option Tab3.3Option tabUsers can click ‘Option tab key’ to open the option tab, and filer the available products (as shown in Figure 10). The options of option tab include:✧Price List: Users can select price list✧Fouling factor: The heat resistance which can offset the surface margin✧Flow type: Counter current or co-current✧Max Units: In parallel/series cam allows the user to narrow down the selection with unit amountlimit of products.✧Size limitation: Allow the user to narrow down the selection with the products size limit.✧Plate Material: Allow users to filter by available plate material to find the available products.‘Auto’ means select all available products.✧Plate Thickness: Allow users to filter by available plate Thickness to find the available products.‘Auto’ means select all available products.✧Gasket Material: Allow users to filter by available gasket material to find the available products.‘Auto’ means select all available products.✧Delivery Concept:Allow users to filter by available delivery concept to find the availableproducts. ‘A’ means, ‘B’ means, ‘C’ means,‘Auto’ means select all available products.✧Certification/Approve Type: Allow users to filter by available certification/approve type to findthe available products.✧Design Pressure (Max): Allow users to filter by design pressure to find the available products.If the text box is blank, it means ‘Auto’ and will select all available products.✧Design Temp (Max/Min):Allow users to filter by max/min design temperature to find theavailable products. If the text box is blank, it means ‘Auto’ and will select all available products.✧Max Port Velocity:✧Connection Type:Allow users to filter by available connection type to find the availableproducts. ‘Auto’ means select all available products.✧Connection Size: Allow users to filter by available connection size to find the available products.‘Auto’ means select all available products.Note: Users can click ‘Option’ again to close the option tab.3.4Configuration TabUsers can click ‘Config’tab key’to open the configuration tab, and choose standard or tailor made calculation mode. User can set pass Number in this tab too (as shown in figure 11).The items of configuration tab include:✧Grouping: Users can only set pass number in design mode.✧Standard number of plates: Users can checked this item to calculate standard case only.✧Mixed is allowed: This item will be enabled if the product allowed mixed channel, and users canchecked this item to do mixed channel calculation.✧One channel more: Users can specified one channel more for side1/side2 by checked this item.✧Has bigger hole: This item will be enabled if the product allowed one side hole bigger than theother side. And users can checked this item to calculation with one side hole bigger than the otherside.✧Has bigger gap: This item will be enabled if the product allowed one side gap bigger than theother side. And users can checked this item to calculation with one side gap bigger than the otherside.✧2-AC: Users can checked this item to do after cooling calculation. And the after cooling dialoguebox will appeared in duty screen. (as shown in figure 12)Figure 11 –Configuration TabFigure 12 –After Cooling Dialogue Box3.5Result TabUsers can click ‘Results’ tab key to open the results tab (as shown in figure 13).Users can find the general information of available solutions on the top, and detail information of the selected solution on the bottom.Users can select different information of the selected solution by click the result information button. It’s included Duty&Media, Mechanical Configuration, Dimension data, Accessories, Punch List, BOM.Figure 13 –Results Tab✧ Duty&MediaAs shown in Figure 13, Duty&Media tab will be shown by click “Duty&Media” button.Users can find the calculated parameters, properties of fluid and some technical information.✧ Mechanical ConfigurationAs shown in Figure 14, Mechanical Configuration tab will be shown by click “Mechanical Configuration”button.User can finish/change the available configurations of the HEX by choice of connections, plate material, gaskets etc. And make it ready for final prices and quote.Please note that the BOM and Punch List will be updated too, if users change the configurations.The items of Mechanical Configuration tab include:Plate Material: Users can change the available plate material to find the final prices and quote.Plate Thickness:Users can change the available plate thickness to find the final prices and quote.Please note that, if the plate thickness changed, then the design pressure will be changed to the relatedvalue.Gasket Material: Users can change the available gasket material to find the final prices and quote.Gasket Attachment: Users can change the available gasket attachment to find the final prices and quote.Design Pressure: Users can change the available design pressure to find the final prices and quote.Please note that, if the plate thickness changed, then the plate thickness will be changed to the relatedvalue.Extension:Extension means the number of plates users want to extend. Users can change the extension value to 10%, 20%, 30%, then the frame and price might be updated.Connection Type: Users can change the available connection type to find the final prices and quote.Connection Size: Users can change the available connection size to find the final prices and quote.Figure 14 –Mechanical Configuration TabFigure 15 –Dimension Data Tab✧Dimension data:As shown in Figure 15, Dimension data tab will be shown by click “Dimension data” button. Users can find the dimension data and drawings.✧Accessories:As shown in Figure 16, Accessories tab will be shown by click “Accessories” button. Users can select the available accessories for the selected solution by change the number of Pcs.Please note that the price of the selected accessories will be not included in the total GPL.Figure 16 –Accessories Tab✧Punch List:As shown in Figure 17, Punch List Tab will be shown by click “Punch List” button.Punch List Tab shows all plates in the selected HEX ranked according to its place in the plate pack and is used in production for assembly of the unit.Figure 17 –Punch List TabBOM:As shown in Figure 18, BOM Tab will be shown by click “BOM” button.BOM is list of materials used to build the selected GHEX. The list will include number of components and detail information (Danfoss Code, category, Description) for each type of component.Figure 18 –BOM Tab4RATING CALCULATION -FOR DEN PARTAs shown in Figure 19. Users can click rating to go to rating mode. The inputs of rating mode is the same as design mode in duty screen, but do not need “Max pressure drop”.Figure 19 –Rating Mode Duty ScreenFor rating calculation, Number of plates is necessary, users can input the grouping information in “config tab”.Figure 20 ~25 shows how to input the number of plates and pass number into “config tab”.✧Pure Channel:Select pass number, and inputs channel number & channel Type (as shown in figure 20). If users click “standard number of plates”, a “number of plates” drop down list will be appeared in duty screen, and users can select the standard number of plates.Figure 20 –Tailor Made Pure ChannelFigure 21 – Standard Case Pure Channel✧Mixed Channel:User can input mixed channel information by click “Mixed is allowed” first, then select “Mixed channel”tab. As shown in figure 22, users can select pass number, and inputs channel number & channel Type in “Mixed channel” tab✧Asymmetric Channel:Asymmetric channel will be activated by 2 pass number case. Users can select the pass number as 2 in duty screen, then input asymmetric channel information into “Asymmetric channel” tab (as shown in figure 23)Figure 22 –Mixed ChannelFigure 23 –Asymmetric ChannelThe Rating calculation outputs are similar to those of design calculation. Please refer to section 3 “Design Calculation-DEN Part”.5PERFORMANCE CALCULATIONThe performance calculation helps users figure out one outlet parameter based on zero surface margin. And “Performance” function will cost more time than “Rating” function to response.The input is similar to Rating.The outputs are similar to those of design calculation, except:✧Surface margin is zero, which is the convergence criterion of performance calculation.✧ Unknown temperature is calculated in order to achieve zero margin.6DESIGN CALCULATION-RC PARTThe design calculation helps the user find out the appropriate heat exchangers subject to the given inputs.As shown in Figure 24Figure 23 - Calculation inputs and outputs for EvaporatorThe inputs include:✧The type of heat exchanger: MPHE and BPHE is available for RC products calculation. Foreach type of heat exchangers, user can further pick the available products.✧Size limitation allows the user to narrow down the selection with the products size limit✧Max Units in parallel/series cam allows the user to narrow down the selection with unit amountlimit of products.✧Flow type: counter current or co-current✧Fluid: user can select refrigerant or brine mediums.✧Phase and Pressure / Saturation temp is available for special application✧Concentration is available for special brine✧Load✧Surface margin the positive difference between the calculated required heat transfer surface andthe actual heat transfer surface of the selected heat exchanger✧Fouling factor is the heat resistance which can offset the surface margin✧Mass / Volumetric flow rate✧Pass number✧Max pressure drops of both sides is necessarySpecial in Evaporator / Economizer:✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Evaporating temperature is defined as outlet evaporating temperature of refrigerant side✧Refrigerant leaving superheat / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Condensing temperature is defined as inlet of refrigerant side✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Cascade Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Condensing side✧Dew temperature is defined as inlet condensing temperature of Condensing side and the outletevaporating temperature of Evaporating side✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Condensing side✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Evaporating side✧Superheating / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Evaporating sideSpecial in Subcooler / Desuperheater / HeatRecovery :✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of Ref side & Fluid sideSpecial in Single phase:✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of side 1 & side 2The outputs include:✧For each heat exchanger, the heat exchanger name is followed by the price factor (if the valueexists), surface margin, units in parallel/series, plate number per unit, number of channels forrefrigerant and liquid, total heat transfer area, overall heat transfer coefficient, and pressuredrops.✧“Technical data” and “Dimensional data” are presented in the bottom field. The “Technicaldata” tab consists of output parameters and fluid properties. The “Dimensional data” tab posts thefigures and data of heat exchanger dimension.NOTES: While using Optimum MPHE and Optimum BPHE in “Design” function, much longer time will be took to get all solutions than other single cases.7RATING CALCULATION-RC-PARTThe rating calculation helps users rate the selected heat exchangers subject to the given inputs.The inputs include:✧Heat exchanger type should be specified✧Units in parallel or series✧Flow type: counter current or co-current✧Fluid: user can select refrigerant or brine mediums✧Phase and Pressure / Saturation temp is available for special application✧Concentration is available for special brine✧Load✧Mass / Volumetric flow rate✧Pass number✧Number of plates is necessarySpecial in Evaporator / Economizer:✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Evaporating temperature is defined as outlet evaporating temperature of refrigerant side✧Refrigerant leaving superheat / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Condensing temperature is defined as inlet of refrigerant side✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Cascade Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Condensing side✧Dew temperature is defined as inlet condensing temperature of Condensing side and the outletevaporating temperature of Evaporating side✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Condensing side✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Evaporating side✧Superheating / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Evaporating sideSpecial in Subcooler / Desuperheater / HeatRecovery :✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of Ref side & Fluid sideSpecial in Single phase:✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of side 1 & side 2The outputs are similar to those of design calculation. Please refer to section 6 “Design Calculation-RC Part”.8PERFORMANCE CALCULATION-RC PartThe performance calculation helps users figure out one outlet parameter based on zero surface margin. And “Performance” function will cost more time than “Rating” function to response.The inputs include:✧Heat exchanger type should be specified✧Units in parallel or series✧Flow type: counter current or co-current✧Fluid: user can select refrigerant or brine mediums✧Phase and Pressure / Saturation temp is available for special application✧Concentration is available for special brine✧Load✧Mass / Volumetric flow rate✧Pass number✧Number of plates is necessarySpecial in Evaporator / Economizer:✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Refrigerant leaving superheat / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of refrigerant✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of refrigerant✧Inlet & outlet temperatures on liquid sideSpecial in Cascade Condenser:✧Inlet temperature / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Condensing side✧Dew temperature is defined as outlet evaporating temperature of Evaporating side✧Subcooling / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Condensing side✧Liq Temp at Exp Vlv / Inlet quality is used to define the inlet state of Evaporating side✧Superheating / Outlet quality is used to define the outlet state of Evaporating sideSpecial in Subcooler / Desuperheater / HeatRecovery :✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of Fluid side✧Inlet temperatures of Ref sideSpecial in Single phase:✧Inlet & Outlet temperatures of side 2✧Inlet temperatures of side 1The outputs are similar to those of design calculation, except:✧Surface margin is zero, which is the convergence criterion of performance calculation.✧Unknown temperature are calculated in order to achieve zero surface margin.9FILEThe FILE menu contains ‘New’, ‘Open’, ‘Save’, ‘Save As’ and ‘Exit’ 5 functions.10SETTINGS‘Exchange Rate’: Please see 21. CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE RATE.‘User defined units’: Please see 22. USER DEFINED UNITS for more information.‘P ersonal settings’: DEN customer can set their information in personal settings.11WINDOWThe WINDOW menu contains three selectable window layouts: Cascade, Horizontal, and Vertical.12HELPThe HELP menu contains a ‘About’ function, that expresses some information of Danfoss Hexact.13NEWThe NEW icon can activate ‘New application’ window when click it, and help users select all application directly using click the item in the drop down bar.14OPENThe OPEN icon can help users open a existed .dat file.15SAVEThe SAVE icon can help users save the selected solution in .dat file.16SAVING IN EXCELThe SAVING IN EXCEL icon is available when the solution is selected, and help user save the work conditions in a fixed excel.Note that if while the saving is doing, don’t do any manual intervention.17REPROTOUTThe REPORTOUT icon can help users save the selected solution in .doc file for RC products The icon is available when a solution is selected.For DEN Part, a “Project Dialog” box will be pop up when press the icon “ReportOut”.As shown in Figure 25, users can select the print out sheet and input project information in this dialogue box. Saved fold name can be changed by users, the fold directory is showed in “Default saving directory”.Figure 25- ReportOut dialog boxNote that if while the saving is doing, don’t do any manual intervention.18UNITSThe UNITS icon can be changed following the selected units. And there are four units: SI, British, US, Metric, and User defined.For User Defined Units please see 25 User Defined Units.19LANGUAGEThe Language icon can be changed following the selected language. And there are five units: English, Chinese, Russian, Polish and Hungarian. The default language is the same as the OS language. If OS language is not one of those languages, the default language is English. Users also can click this icon to choice language.Note that the language function can’t do any change the Units except th e name of Units.20STOCKThe STOCK icon is only available for General application of RC products selection. It can help users know heat exchanger in stock. After clicking the icon, a new window will be popped up, like Figure shows.Types of heat exchanger in the Inputs area include all right models in the stock, based on the selected application. Users can choose heat exchange and plate number, select the location, and then click the ‘Find’button, the code number, Drawing number and the Connections will be showed in the results display area. If choose ‘All’ of plate number, all models according with the type will be displayed.Figure 26 - Stock windowUsers can use ‘OK’ button or click the top right corner to close the window.21MULTICALCUsers can do multiple design/rating/performance calculation using the MULTICALC icon. After users click it, a new window will be popped-up, like Figure shows.Figure 27 - MultiCalc windowThe items area shows required inputs and some important outputs based on the special application.The initial MultiCalc window just has one blank row in the LISTS area and it is able to add rows accordingto user’s calculation.In the FUNCTION area, there are 5 functions used in Multicalc.Firstly, users should create the MiltiCalc template using the first button. When it is clicked, a new excel contains values will be created automatically according to the selected application and the selected mode, and the required inputs is marked in blue. Additionally, heat exchange type and fluid mediums that can be selected are the same as in the main window, and the excel includes selectable value. Users add inputs in it, and then saved it.Secondly, click the ‘Import’ button, and the software will ask you to select an excel in the PC. And then all data in the selected excel will be import in the grid of LIST area orderly.Figure 28 - Message box in MultiCalcAfter all data are imported completely, click ‘Run’ button, the software can do calculation. If the calculation is finished, a message box will be popped-up, like Figure shows:If click the ‘Export’ button, a new excel that contains all inputs and results can be showed.Users can use ‘OK’ button or click the top right corner to close the window.Notes:✧The right excel with right data are very important, because MULTICALC function can onlycalculate right heat exchanger types and right inputs liking in the main window.✧Default value will be used if required input is missing, that may cause uncertain results.✧If the input is not required in the special mode calculation, the value will be ignored and the valuewill be replace by the results.✧Manual inputs in the LIST area are also acceptable.✧MultiCalc may take more time to get results according to calculation number and mode.22 D. P. CALCAfter clicking the D. P. CALC icon, a new window for calculating pressure drop will be popped up, like Figure shows.There are three areas in the ‘D. P. Calc’ window. Inputs area shows the required inputs. And heat exchanger and Fluid list are the same as in the main window. There are some limitation in Concentration and Phase according to the fluid medium and the application.After clicking ‘Run’ button, the calculation will do based on inputs. And results will be showed in the Results area.Users can use ‘Export’ button to save the results.Users can use ‘OK’ button or click the top right corner to close the window.。

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User Manual.pdf_1693220181.9502394说明书

User ManualCONTENTSIntroduction (1)Box items and guidelines (2)Charging (2)Unpacking (3)Warning (3)The main parts of the Cashmaster (4)Keys and displayThekeypad (5)Thescreen (5)Thetray (5)Key identificationFastkeys (6)Getting started (7)What you can count (7)Switchingon (8)Setting date and time (9)Setting bank mode (10)Switching bank mode on/off (11)Switching auto-add on/off (12)Switching scroll on/off (13)Counting (14)Learning - bills only (14)Counting loose bills (15)Counting loose coins (16)Counting rolled coins (17)Totalling, clearing, and printing (18)Troubleshooting (19)FAQ (20)Technical specification (20)Global support (21)Copyright © 2017 Cashmaster International. All rights reserved. This document may not be copiedor reproduced in whole or in part, or transferred to any other media or language, by means withoutINTRODUCTIONThe Cashmaster Sigma 105 is an electronic weighing device which calculates the value of coins and bills. The Cashmaster Sigma 105 supports your domestic currency: bills and coins. The intuitive user friendly interface guides you through the cash counting process. The Cashmaster Sigma 105 is programmed to count the contents of a typical cash register:· Bills (loose)· Coins (loose, rolled)Using the Cashmaster you will notice some changes in the way you work:· Reduced paperwork· Streamlined working methods, makingthe business more competitive· More time to concentrate on key tasksChargingCharging takes approximately 3 hours.Only use the device with the factory supplied power adapter.When the LED is red this indicates that the battery is fast-charging. When the LED is green the battery is fully charged.When the LED is flashing the battery is very low and the unit is on slow charge.If the LED continues to flash for more than 3 hours the battery may have a fault (In event of this, switch off the power at the mains and contact Customer Support).To fully charge the battery, plug the Cashmaster machine into the mains. The LED on the front will show GREEN (for one second) then RED .Cashmaster Sigma 105BOX ITEMS & GUIDELINES1. Unpack your Cashmaster machine and check that you have a Cashmaster scale, a tray, a power adapter and a scoop.2. Place the Cashmaster scale on a firm even surface.3. Fit the tray into the top of the Cashmaster scale. Push down very firmly until it clicks into place. (To remove the tray, hold the Cashmaster machine firmly and twist the tray until it clicks, then lift the tray from the base).4. Plug the power adapter into the socket at the back of the Cashmaster scale.5. Ensure the tray is empty (the coin scoop/cup should NOT be placed on the tray before switching on).Push down VERY FIRMLY until you hear aclickUNPACKINGWarningEnsure power is switched off during cleaning.Clean machine with dry cloth only. Do not use cleaning products or damp material.Do not spill any liquids on device. If liquid is spilled on device, disconnect the power cable and contact your supplier.Do not leave any objects on the Cashmaster or tray when not in use.Do not use a damaged or wet power adapter.Do not connect power adapter with wet hands.Do not place weights over 1.5kg on the device.Do not disassemble the device, sensitive elements in the scale may be affected and this will affect your warranty.The Cashmaster Sigma 105 shown above is the device you are going to use. There are three main component parts:· the keypad · the screen · the trayThe Cashmaster is robust and will stand up to all normal Cash Office activities. Treat it with sensible care.ScreenKeypad TrayTHE MAIN PARTS OF THE CASHMASTERThe keypadTo keep counting as easy as possible, the number and layout of the keys on the keypad has been kept simple.They are designed to resist spills and increase durability.The screenThis is where you will see: - displays of the piece and value counts - messages related to Cashmaster functionsThe trayThe tray is designed to hold scoops, rolled coins and loose bills. To insert, place the trayon the Cashmaster and push down very frmly, until you hear a click.KEYS AND DISPLAYThe ON/OFF key. Press once to switch machine on. Press and hold down to switch machine off.The COINS/BILLS key. Used for selecting coins, bills or rolles of coins.The c/+ key. Used for clearing values and adding to totals.Fast keysFast key functions are controls that allow you to quickly access settings within the Cashmaster. To perform the fast key functions press both keys simultaneously.Set Bank Limit Bank on/off toggleAuto Scroll on/off toggleAuto Add on/off toggle Calibrate Scoop Switch CurrencyUP and DOWN arrow keys. Used to toggle between denominations.The PRINT key. Press once for a print out of the totals.The FUNCTION key. In combination with other keys is used to control various settings. (Please see ‘Fast keys’).KEY IDENTIFICATIONWhat you can countBills Rolled coins Loose coin counting Bill countingHow to count cash itemsGETTING STARTEDScoop - for counting loose coins that are on a scoop or other calibrated container.Loose coinsSwitching onPressWhen the Cashmaster is initially switched on, the display will show the following “Place empty scoop on scale”.You must now place the scoop provided on the tray. This scoop is now ready to be used with the machine. (Please note the scoop must only be used for counting coins).You are now in count mode.To recalibrate the scoop at any time (ensure the tray is empty):Currency Setting *IMPORTANT*Please ensure your Cashmaster is set to your domestic currency. The set currency is shown above the Total/Bank on the display. See table below for country and corresponding currency setting.stopping at the desired currency.Place EmptyScoop On ScaleCountryUSA Europe Currency USD EurGETTING STARTEDSetting date and timeTo change the date and time settings, you need to enter the supervisor menu.Date/Time Use the arrow keys to toggle between date and time.Power the machine off.GETTING STARTEDSetting bank modeThis function allows you to set the bank value on the Cashmaster.Change bank valueX on sreen.Floatx---.-- 0.00GETTING STARTEDBankGETTING STARTEDSwitching bank mode on/offOnce you have stored your default bank amount in memory, you can switch the bank mode on/off as required.The display will show the current bank amount stored and you may begin counting inbank mode.Indicates bank is offIndicates bank is onSwitching auto-add on/offAuto-add is a feature which allows the Cashmaster to automatically addthe value of any bill/coin amount (which is placed on the tray) to the total amount.If auto-add is off, the value displayed will not be automatically added to the totals,to add the value to the totals.Your device may already have auto-add set to on/off as default. See below:Indicates auto-add is onIndicates auto-add is offGETTING STARTEDSwitching scroll on/offAuto-scroll feature allows the Cashmaster to automatically advance to the next denomination when the value has been added to the total and the cash is removed from the tray.Your device may already have Auto scroll set to on/off as default. See below:Indicates auto-scroll is onGETTING STARTEDLearning - bills onlyAll Cashmaster machines are calibrated at our production facility to the average bill weights of your domestic currency. As bill weights vary slightly depending on age and usage and humidity of the environment, the following should be completed on receipt of your new machine.(Please ensure auto-add/scroll has been switched off before beginning “bill learning” - see page 12 and 13.)1. 2. Place 8 -10 bills of the chosen denomination on the tray.3. When the Cashmaster beeps add some more bills.4. Remove all bills from the tray.5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 several times each time increasing the number you can apply in one slice. After repeating a few times you will be able to apply 25 - 30 bills in one go.If the display shows :remove a few bills until you see a valid reading, then continue re-adding bills.COUNTINGToo Many Remove SomeCounting loose billsPlace bills of the selected denomination on the tray.Bills should be applied in slices of up to 30 bills at a time. The device is constantly learning, if too many bills are applied this message will be displayed.Simply remove a few bills until the message disappears, then continue adding bills to those already on the tray.Repeat above steps for each denomination of bill. To skip a denomination,Too Many Remove SomeCOUNTINGCounting loose coinsPlace the scoop of the selected coins on the tray; the Cashmaster will beep and the display will show the value of the coin and the number of coins in the scoop:If auto-add is on, the Cashmaster will automatically update the totals, and beep toconfirm the add. Remove the scoop from the tray and advance to the next denomination in the sequence.scoop from the tray and advance to the next denomination in the sequence.Note: If bank mode is on, the bank amount will decrease as more money is counted, it will be displayed at the bottom of the screen; once the bank amount has been reached your Cashmaster will signal with a double beep, the screen will show the total amount for the day; the bank value has already been taken into account.COUNTINGCounting rolled coinsPlace a roll of coins on the tray. If the roll is full the Cashmaster recognises the weight. The denomination, together with the value, is shown on the display. For certain denominations of rolls the display will show:If the machine does not recognise the weight as a “full roll” the following will be displayed.thenThe machine will then display the value together with the number of coins in the roll.* Suspect *Select Actual Denomination(2) Possible ResultsCOUNTINGClearing the sub-totalsClearing grand totalsconfirm”.Printing the totals(When using the printer it is always advisable to operate the machine with the mains adapter connected).TOTALLING, CLEARING & PRINTINGMode Message Description CoinsLoose/ Rolled Too much weighton scaleThis means there is too much weight on scale, simplyremove some. The Cashmaster will weigh up to amaximum of 1.5kg.Rolled* Suspect *Roll applied is suspect. User may leave roll on tray and select the correct denomination for an actual roll amount.NotesLoose PRESS ZEROKEY Cashmaster has drifted from zero (usually due to draft or vibration). Ensure the tray is empty, then press on/ off key momentarily.Loose Please removescoop/cup fromscalePlease remove scoop from the scale. User hasselected a bill denomination while the scoop is stillon the tray. Remove the scoop.Loose Too ManyRemove some Bills should be applied in amounts of up to 30 at a time. Simply remove a few bills until the message disappears then continue counting.MiscHigh vibration lockout Check that the Cashmaster is placed on a level surface and away from vibrations and drafts (e.g. air conditioning or fan).Battery low Plug machine into power supply to recharge battery.Print timeout Ensure that printer is switched on and properlyconnected to the scale before retrying.Scale is below minimum weight!Indicates that the tray has not been placed correctly. Ensure tray is pushed firmly into the Cashmaster.TROUBLESHOOTINGWeight1kg Dimension162mm (W) x 172mm (H) x 224mm (D)Load Capacity1.5kg Power SupplyMains adapter 12V 2.5A LED red:Battery charging LED Green:Battery fully charged LED flashing red/green:Very low battery and charging LED off:Power from battery only Battery Type LiPo 7.4V 1250mAhTECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FAQWhat is the maximum weight the machine can weigh?1.5kg.What do I do if my printer does not work?1. Ensure printer is connected to machine 2. Ensure printer has power 3. Ensure printer is loaded with correct paper 4. Ensure paper grip level is in downward positionNorth America t: +1 877 227 4627e:***************************Hong Kong and Asia t: +852 2157 9363e:****************************Germany t: +49 (0) 2463 999 339e:**********************UK and all other customers t: +44 (0) 1383 410 121e:**********************GLOBAL SUPPORT。

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Vilar IP Camera VS-IPC1002 User’s ManualIndex1INTRODUCTION.............................................................................- 1 -1.1W ELCOME TO THE V ILAR IP C AMERA (11.2P ACKAGE C ONTENTS (11.3I DENTIFY VS-IPC1002 (21.3.1VS-IPC1002Views....................................................................- 2 -1.3.2Indication and Operation..........................................................- 4 -2FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES........................................................- 10 -2.1B ASIC F UNCTIONS (102.2A DVANCED F EATURES (103SYSTEM REQUIREMENT...............................................................- 11 -4SETUP PROCEDURE......................................................................- 12 -4.1VS-IPC1002P OWER &N ETWORK C ONNECTION (124.2R OUTER/S WITCH/H UB/X DSL M ODEM C ONNECTION (134.3U SE IPC AM S EARCH T OOL TO SETUP VS-IPC1002 (144.4V IEW V IDEO ON W EB B ROWSER (164.5S ETUP VS-IPC1002 ON W EB (224.6M OUNTING THE VS-IPC1002 (225SYSTEM CONFIGURATION...........................................................- 24 - 5.1S YSTEM STATUS (245.2U SER M ANAGEMENT (255.3N ETWORK (265.4D ATE AND T IME (275.5V IDEO (275.6JPEG E NCRYPTION (285.7E-MAIL (295.8FTP (305.9S ENSORS AND M OTION D ETECTION (315.10S CHEDULER T RIGGER (315.11S YSTEM M AINTENANCE (325.12S YSTEM L OG (325.13G UEST Z ONE (336VISIT VS-IPC1002 OVER INTERNET............................................- 34 - 6.1WAN IP A DDRESS (346.2N ETWORK A DDRESS T RANSLATION (NAT (356.3P ORT F ORWARDING (356.4D EFAULT G ATEWAY (366.5A CCESSING M ULTIPLE C AMERAS ON THE I NTERNET (366.6D YNAMIC D OMAIN N AME S ERVICE (DDNS (376.7C ONFIGURATION E XAMPLE (387TECHNICAL PARAMETERS............................................................- 40 -Figures and Tables IndexFigure 1 VS-IPC1002 View.........................................................- 2 - Figure 2 VS-IPC1002 Front View...................................................- 2 - Figure 3 VS-IPC1002 Back View....................................................- 3 - Figure 4 Front View Indication and Operation.................................- 4 - Figure 5 LCD Indications..............................................................- 4 - Figure 6 IP Address/Network Mask/Gateway...................................- 5 - Figure 7 Back View Indication.......................................................- 7 - Figure 8 Input & Output defines....................................................- 7 - Figure 9 Input & Output Pins Connection........................................- 8 - Figure 10 Insert a CF Card...........................................................- 9 - Figure 11 Connecting the Ethernet wire.......................................- 12 - Figure 12 connecting the power supply........................................- 12 - Figure 13 LAN connection..........................................................- 13 - Figure 14 VS-IPC1002 Search Tool..............................................- 14 - Figure 15 Modify Vi lar IP camera’s IP Address...............................- 15 - Figure 16 Input Administrator’s Username and Password................- 15 - Figure 17 VS-IPC1002 Home Page..............................................- 16 - Figure 18 Login Message box.....................................................- 17 - Figure 19 IE SecurityWarning....................................................- 17 - Figure 20 Security setting for ActiveX Controls..............................- 18 - Figure 21 Set VS-IPC1002 as a trusted site..................................- 19 - Figure 22 Video webpage...........................................................- 20 - Figure 23 History Images View...................................................- 21 - Figure 24 The right-click menu of ActiveX Control.........................- 21 - Figure 25 The bottom menu of ActiveX Control...........................- 22 - Figure 26 System Status View....................................................- 24 - Figure 27 User Management View...............................................- 25 - Figure 28 Network Setup View....................................................- 26 - Figure 29Date and Time Setup View............................................- 27 - Figure 30 Video Setup View.......................................................- 27 - Figure 31JPEG Encryption Setup View..........................................- 28 - Figure32 Require Password Input in Client Web Browser.................- 28 - Figure 33 Input Password in Web Browser (ActiveX......................- 29 - Figure 34 Input Password in Web Browser (Java........................- 29 - Figure35 E-mail Setup View.......................................................- 29 - Figure 36 FTP Setup View..........................................................- 30 - Figure 38 Scheduler Trigger Setup View.......................................- 31 - Figure 39 System Maintenance View..........................................- 32 - Figure 40 System Log View........................................................- 32 - Figure 41 “Guest Zone” View......................................................- 33 - Figure 42 Vilar IP camera’s Application Environment......................- 34 - Figure 43 Typical Network Environment.......................................- 38 -1 Introduction1.1Welcome to the Vilar IP CameraThe Vilar IP Camera combines a high quality digital video camera with network connectivity and a powerful web server to bring clear video to your desktop from anywhere on your local network or over the Internet.1.2Package ContentsNow the digital cameras are used more often in many public areas such as super markets, schools, factories and so on. Especially on some special areas such as banks and traffic cross road, its powerful image management can help you monitor those areas better.1.3Identify VS-IPC10021.3.1VS-IPC1002ViewsFigure 2 VS-IPC1002 Front View1.3.2Indication and OperationFigure 5 LCD IndicationsLCD circulates display IP Address/Network Mask/Gateway, it shown as Figure 6.System in configuration status. E.g. Upgrading firmware.Network mode indications:Icon MeaningStatic IP Use static (manually fixed IP mode.DHCP IP Address is dynamic assigned byDHCP Server.PPPoE Vilar IP Camera’s internal PPPoE dialfunction enabled.(Used for xDSLThere is a “user visiting” yellow LED on the panel. IEEuser visiting” icon of LCDFigure 8 Input & Output definesOutputA B Input Common Input 1 2Input Pins: The input pins can be used for 2-way external sensor input. For example, you may connect a Person Infrared Sensor (PIR to it for motion detection. When external sensor triggered, VS-IPC1002 can be programmed to send an email with picture or control the internal relay output.Connecting two sensors which send open and close signals to IO input pins. Pin3 and Pin4 connect two input lines of sensor 1 respectively. Pin4 and Pin5 connect two input lines of sensor 2 respectively.Figure 9 Input & Output Pins ConnectionExternal Power Socket:Connect to a 5V AC-DC adapter.CAUTION: Do not use any non-approved power adapter otherthan the ones which is accessory. This is to prevent anydamage of VS-IPC1002.RJ-45 Ethernet Socket: Connects your VS-IPC1002 to LAN.CF Card Socket: As image storage CF Card could save the sensor triggerimage on the real time or discontinuous time. Its maximum capacity is 2GByte. You have to format it as FAT16/FAT32 before use it. Both type1 and type2 CF card can be supported by this socket.2 Functions and Features2.1Basic FunctionsThe basic function of VS-IPC1002 is transmitting remote video and audio on the IP network. The high quality video image can be transmitted with 30fps speed on theLAN/WAN by using MJPEG hardware compression technology.The VS-IPC1002 is basic on the TCP/IP standard. There is a WEB server inside which could support Internet Explore. Because of that the management and maintenance of your device become more simply by using network to achieve the remote configuration, start-up and upgrade firmware.You can use this VS-IPC1002 to monitor some special places such as your home and your office. Also controlling the VS-IPC1002 and managing image are simple by clicking the website through the network.2.2Advanced FeaturesüAdvanced Image EncryptionBesides standard user authentication, there is a powerful 128-bit AES encryption can be used to ensure the image transmission safe.üDigital Video Recording and TransportationVS-IPC1002 can save the image in CF Card. sending the image to your mailbox automatic when the VS-IPC1002 is triggered.üMotion DetectionYour may use the internal Motion Detection function or external PIR sensor to trigger images recording and transportation.üAlarm sensor input/outputThe detection sensor sends an alarm and records it by itself when there is a fire or accident. A message as an email is send to you by this sensor. (Theinput/output discreteness can be chosenüDDNS supportUsing the VS-IPC1002 in the condition which including ADSL and IP change often is more convenient, because VS-IPC1002 provides dynamic DNS function.3 System RequirementüLAN: 10Base-T Ethernet / 100BaseTX Fast EthernetüWeb Browser can support ActiveX ,such as Internet Explorer 5.0 or higherüWeb Browser can support Java Applet, such as Firefox 1.5üPC – Intel Pentium III or equivalent, 1GHz or aboveü128MB RAMü800x600 resolution with 16-bit color or above4 Setup ProcedureBefore use VS-IPC1002, please setup according to the following procedures.4.1VS-IPC1002 Power & Network ConnectionStep1: Connect the network cable to the RJ45 network connections portFigure 11 Connecting the Ethernet wireStep2: Connect the power adapter to the VS-IPC1002 power socket and then insert the plug into an available power outlet.Figure 12 connecting the power supply4.2is The current IP address of VS-IPC1002, Network Mask and Gateway will be shown on the LCD panel after 1minute.VS-IPC1002 is available for visiting now. There are two methods for visiting its homepage:1. Run Vilar IP camera management tool “VilarWizard_CN.exe ” in theCD. This software will search for all VS-IPC1002 in your LAN. Select one and then click [visit] to continue.2. Run an Internet Explorer , and input the IP address as shown on the LCDto IE ’s address bar , for example: http://192.168.0.234.CAUTION: Do not use any non-approved power adapter other than the ones which are accessory. This is to prevent any damage of VS-IPC1002.In different country or region, the power supply might be different (110V/220,50Hz/60Hz, please make sure itcorrespond to the tag marked on thepower adapter.4.3 Use Vilar IP camera mangement tool to setupVS-IPC1002Insert the incidental CD into the CD-ROM drive. After run the Vilar IP camera management tool “VilarWizard_CN.exe ”, the interface as follow will pup up.Figure 14 VS-IPC1002 Search ToolThis tool shows all Vilar IP Cameras found on your LAN with its Serial Number/IP Address/Firmware Version. If your Vilar IP camera ’s IP address is not as the same segment of your PC (defined by IP Address and Network Mask, you may not be able to visit your Vilar IP camera. For example, Your PC ’s IP address is 192.168.100.33, network mask is 255.255.255.0, then your PC can visit the IP address from 192.168.100.1 to 192.168.100.255 only, If your Vilar IP camera ’s IP Address is not within this range, you cannot access it. Therefore you can click [Setup IP] button to change Vilar IP camera ’s IP address and adjust it adapting your PC setting.Click [Auto Set], let IPCamSearch tool find an available IP Address for you. Note: VS-IPC1002 by default use fixed (static IP address setting. The default IP addressis :192.168.0.234, Network Mask is255.255.255.0, Gateway is 192.168.0.1Figure 15 Modify Vilar IP camera’s IP AddressClick [OK], and then input administrator’s username and password to continue.Figure 16 Input Administrator’s Username and PasswordInput the correct username and password, and click [OK], then you can see a message box indicating Vilar IP camera’s IP Address has changed(VS-IPC1002 is in static IP mode now.Then you may click [Visit IPCam] to run an Internet Explorer, You can do more configuration by click [System Setup] on homepage of VS-IPC1002.4.4 View the video of VS-IPC1002 on Web Browser You may visit Vilar IP camera ’s homepage by IE or other compatible web browsers.Figure 17 VS-IPC1002 Home PageClick “User Visit ” to view video. You will see a message box which requires your login as shown below.Note: If you don ’t have Vilar IP camera management tool at hand, you may change your PC ’s IP Address to the same segment, according to the IP shown on Vilar IPcamera ’s front LCD. Then you can input Vilar IP camera ’s IP Address into IE ’s address bar to access.Figure 18 Login Message boxInput correct Username and password, then you can view the video.The system will prompt you install the ActiveX control when you use it first time.The follow dialog box will be indicated after you setting the security option of Internet Explorer correctly.Figure 19 IE Security WarningClick [Install] to continue. If you cannot see the message above, you must modify IE’s security configuration.You can follow this procedure to setup IE security configuration:1. Select [Internet Options] in [Tools] menu of IE;2. Switch to [Security] option card;3. Select [Custom Level];4. Setup as the following;a Init and Run unmarked as safety ActiveX controls: Select[Alert];b downloading unsigned ActiveX controls: Select [Alert];c Run ActiveX controls and plug-in: Select [Enable];Figure 20 Security setting for ActiveX Controls5. Click [OK] to save it.In addition the IPCam also can be a “Trusted Sites ”, the setting process as foll ow:1. Select [Internet Options] in [Tools] menu of IE;2. Switch to [Security] option card;Note: You can not download the ActiveX Control without authorization until setup Internet Explorer security configuration properly.3.Select [Trusted Sites];4.Uncheck “√“ before “……https:(S”;5.Input Vilar IP camera’s IP address or URL, for example,http://192.168.0.250 or ;6.Click [Add], [OK] to save.Figure 22 Video webpageThere is a pan/tilt on the top-left of the website. You can click it to move the camera Up/Down/Left/Right; or choosing the right-left cruise, up-down cruise and centered.On the left, you can also select the Resolution, Quality, Brightness, Contrast and Zoom.Resolution can be 640x480, 320x240, and 160x120. The higher resolution, the higher clarity, while requiring more bandwidth.Quality can be “High”, “Standard”or “Low”. “High”consumes largest bandwidth, thus the frame per second will down.If you feel the frame per second (fps is too slow, and want to increase it, you can select “Low” quality and lower resolution. If you hope to see clearer image, you may choose “High” quality and higher resolution.Brightness and Contrast can be changed according to different environment. “+” means add, “-” means reduce. “STD” means a standard (middle value.Zoom will show the video in a scale of half or double. It won’t affect the transport fps or bandwidth.Click [Snapshot] will pop up a new page to snap a static JPEG image, you mayclick right key of mous e and select “save as…” to store it to your computer. Click [History], will pop up a History View Page (You must have inserted CF Card first.Figure 23 History Images ViewUnder the ActiveX Control mode you can save the video on the local hard disk. Left –click the image display area of ActiveX Control, then select the corresponding function by right-click with your mouse.Figure 1 The right-click menu of ActiveX ControlYou can choose the function what you need from option at the bottom of the ActiveX Control as well.Figure 2 The bottom menu of ActiveX ControlThere are two kinds of video format such as IPEG and MPEG4. The video file size as JPEG format is bigger than MPEG4 format.VS-IPC1002 can be installed on the vertical wall by using mounting pedestal. Choosing the observed areas becomes more convenient by adjusting the VS-IPC1002 support platform at any point of view.Step 1. Find a suitable location to mount the camera.Step 2. Using the mounting bracket as a guide, mark the location of the two mounting holes.Step 3. Drill a “¼” hole for each screw.Step 4. Use a hammer to tap the two plastic anchors into the holes.Step 5. Use the two screws to fasten the bracket to the wall.Step 6. Place the camera on the mounting bracket platform and rotate the camera to be facing in the desired direction.Step 7. Secure the camera to the mounting bracket using the thumbscrew located on the bottom of the platform.Step 8. Loosen the tilt adjust thumbscrew and tilt the camera toward the area to be observed.5 System Configuration5.1System statusThis page shows status of the system for diagnose.Figure 26 System Status View5.2User Management““““”Allow Anybody Visit”: VS-IPC1002 provide a Guest Zone, if you checkedthis, any temporally visitors may enter Guest Zone to see the video without enter any username/password. If you unchecked this (default, the visitors have to enter at least a “Guest” permission username/password to visit the “Guest Zone”. At any time, the “User Zone”only allows “User”& “Administrator” permission to visit.”Vilar Backbone”Service Setup: This service as a connection of central server is useful for customer. You can choose start “Vilar Backbone” function and enter the correct user name, password, IP address of server and port information. (Vilar Backbone service depends on the Vlilar Camera addition service provided by network carrier. Please connect your camera dealer to make sure the availability of this service in your area and the relative charge of this service.5.3NetworkFigure 28 Network Setup View5.4Date and TimeFigure 29Date and Time Setup View 5.5VideoFigure 30 Video Setup View5.6JPEG EncryptionFigure 31JPEG Encryption Setup ViewFigure32 Require Password Input in Client Web BrowserFigure 33 Input Password in Web Browser (ActiveXFigure 34 Input Password in Web Browser (Java 5.7E-mailFigure35 E-mail Setup ViewThis section sets up the necessary Email server information. The administrator will have to enter a valid Account Name and Password to the Email server. This information is necessary to allow email notification features.“SMTP Server”: The administrator will have to enter the Email server address here.“Sender’s Email” This will determines Vilar IP camera’s Email address.“Email Requires Authentication”: If checked, the administrator will have to provide the account name and password in order to access the Email server.“E-mail Sender Username”: Enter the account name or login name to the Email server.“E-mail Sender Password”: Enter the password for the above account name.5.8FTPFigure 36 FTP Setup View5.9Sensors and Motion DetectionFigure 37 Sensors and Motion Detection Setup View 5.10Scheduler Trigger Figure 38 Scheduler Trigger Setup View5.11System MaintenanceFigure 39 System Maintenance View 5.12System LogFigure 40 System Log View5.13Guest ZoneFigure 41 “Guest Zone” View6 Visit VS-IPC1002 over INTERNETThe common environment for VS-IPC1002 using as follow:1.In Local Area Network (LAN only.2.Direct connect to INTERNET via xDSL (PPPoE Modem.3.Share one INTERNET connection with other computer, and connect toINTERNET via a gateway or router.Figure 42 Vilar IP camera’s Ap plication EnvironmentIf your LAN is connected to the Internet through a high speed (broadband Internet connection, you can access your cameras by web browser from anywhere on the Internet. To do this you need to:1.Know your WAN (Internet IP address. This is the IP address that yourInternet Service Provider gives you to access the Internet. It may be static (always the same or dynamic (can change from time to time.2.Make sure the router or gateway can visit the VS-IPC1002 through theport 80.3.Make sure your camera’s default gateway is set as your LAN (local IPaddress of your router/gateway.6.1WAN IP AddressThe WAN IP address is necessary when you want connect your home or business network to the internet. The WAN IP address is different from the LANIP address. It can be seeing by outside network, and it is supplied by Internet Service Provider to grant you access the internet.Your WAN IP address is stored by your gateway router which uses it to connect the Internet. All the devices on your network connect to the Internet via your gateway router. You can find your current WAN IP address by checking your router’s status page. Alsothere are various websites such as will help you find your current IP address.The term gateway is used generically to mean the device that connects a local Most a.6.2have6.3All the TCP/IP (internet networks are using software port to connect with each other. The port can be considered as channels of television. Default all the websites are through the channel 80 (port, the websites and the images can be sent via the port 80 to yourbrowser by VS-IPC1002. Therefore this channel (port can received the visiting application without the encumbrance from your router/firewall. You can visit VS-IPC1002 from the external network and those two ports have to transmitting or redirecting on the LAN IP address port by your gateway router. Thus the setting software of your router has to possessing transmission or redirecting function.Before sett ing up port forwarding, it ’s best to configure your VS-IPC1002 to use a static LAN IP since your port forwarding setup will need to be updated if the camera ’s LAN IP addresses changes.6.4 Default Gatewaycorrect request to correspond camera. All the websites requests will be sent to port 80 by browser if the default setting does not change. However the port 80 transmit therequest to one LAN IP address only, therefore all the websites requests on the port 80 will send to that address.The solution of this problem is to set up the router, assign a different port number to each camera. For example, you may set up your second camera to use port 81. When you want to access this camera, you would tell your browser to use port 81, instead of port 80. In your router ’s port forwarding setup, you would need toNote: Forwarding ports to your camera does not pose any additional security risk to your LAN.forward port 81 to the LAN IP address of the second camera. Web page requests arriving at port 81 wi ll automatically be directed to the second camera’s address.To instruct your browser to use a different port, other than 80, to access a web page, you would add the port number at the end of the IP address or URL, separated by a colon. For example, to access a camera on port 81 if your WAN IP address is 210.82.13.21, you would enter http:// 210.82.13.21:81 into your browser’s address bar. You can do the same thing with a URL such as :81.The steps to set up remote access are as follows:The solution to the dynamic IP address problem comes in the form of a dynamic DNS service.The Internet uses DNS servers to lookup domain names and translates them into IP addresses. Domain names, such as , are easy to remember as aliases of IP addresses. A dynamic DNS service is unique because it provides a means of updating your IP address so that your listing will remain current when your IP address changes. There are several excellent DDNS services available on the Internet and best of all most are free to use. Two such services you can use are and . You’llneed to register with the service and set up the domain name of your choice to begin using it. Please refer to the home page of the service for detailed instructions.A DDNS service works by uploading your WAN IP address to its servers periodically. Your gateway-router may support DDNS directly, in which case you can enter your DDNS account information into your router and it will update the DDNSser vers automatically when your IP address changes. Please consult your router’s documentation for more information. If your router does not support DDNS, you can setup the Vilar IP camera’s DDNS client.Figure 43 Typical Network EnvironmentsNow, every LAN devices connect to INTERNET via NAT function provided by IP Sharing Device. However, from the point of remote PC’s view, remote PC see only an IP Sharing Device, it doesn’t know how many PCs existed inside privacy LAN. This IP Sharing Device is also acted as a firewall.Thus, we have changed the setting of IP Sharing Device; let public PC has theopportunity to access LAN devices, e.g. VS-IPC1002.We can achieve this goal by enable Reversal NAT (RNAT function of IP Sharing Device.1.“Virtual Server”: Many routers have “Virtual Server” support. You mustforward the WAN 80 TCP port to LAN Vilar IP camera’s IP and Port. (If you visit 210.82.13.21’s 80 port outside, you will be forward to LAN192.168.0.2’s 80 port.2.Another method is the “DMZ Host”. If enabled to use a LAN device as theDMZ host, the outside PC will be able visit this LAN device directly, as ifanin7 Technical ParametersOtherCPU 32bit ARM@66MHz frequency. SDRAM 16MByte FLASH 4MByte。

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-R02-目录第一章、简介1.1产品简介 (6)1.2产品特色 (6)1.3产品规格 (7)1.4产品内容 (8)1.5主机板零件配置图 (9)第二章、主机板安装设定2.1主机板安装程序 (10)2.1.1一般跳接器设定 (10)2.1.2音效功能设定 (11)2.1.3清除 CMOS 的设定值 (11)2.1.4中央处理器电压设定 (12)2.1.5中央处理器FSB频率选择 (12)2.2中央处理器的安装 (13)2.3安装系统内存 (13)2.3.1安装168-pin 记忆模块方法 (14)2.3.2移除168-pin 记忆模块方法 (14)2.3.3内存的配置结构 (14)2.4输出入连接埠/外接机壳之连接埠 (15)2.4.1ATX 电源接头 (15)2.4.2机壳及CPU风扇接头 (16)2.4.3 红外线数据传输接头 (16)2.4.4网络唤醒系统功能的接头 (17)2.4.5磁盘驱动器插槽 (17)2.4.6主要及次要 IDE插槽 (18)2.4.7PS/2 鼠标接头 (19)2.4.8 PS/2 键盘接头 (19)2.4.9高速串行埠 (19)2.4.10打印机并列端口 (19)2.4.11通用串行总线(UBS)连接端口 (19)2.4.12Line Out连接埠(选用) (19)2.4.13 Line In连接埠(选用) (19)2.4.14麦克风连接端口(选用) (20)2.4.15Game/MIDI连接埠(选用) (20)2.4.16ATAPI IDE/SONY Audio连接埠 (20)2.4.17Mitsumi Audio 连接埠 (20)2.4.18外接机壳之连接埠 (21)第三章、基本输出入系统设定3.1CMOS 设定程序 (22)3.2标准 CMOS 设定 (23)3.3BIOS 特殊功能设定 (25)3.4芯片组特殊功能设定 (29)3.5系统省电管理功能设定 (32)3.6PNP/PCI 组态设定 (36)3.7外围整合设定 (38)3.8加载 BIOS 默认值 (40)3.9加载 Setup 默认值 (40)3.10管理者/使用者密码设定 (41)3.11IDE 硬盘自动检查 (41)3.12离开 CMOS 设定程序 (41)第四章、驱动程序的安装4.1AGP 及 IDE的驱动程序 (42)4.2安装音效端口的驱动程序 (42)4.2.1Windows 95的安装方法 (42)4.2.2Windows 98的安装方法 (43)4.2.3Windows NT 4.0的安装方法 (44)4.2.4其它操作系统下的安装方法 (44)第一章、简介 ( Introduction )1.1 产品简介 ( Product Overview )欢迎您选择使用370A-VP主机板. 本主机板是采用VIA 公司最新开发之Apollo Pro133VT82C693A和VT82C596B芯片组. 经本公司与各种的硬件外围 (如：中央处理器、内存、显示卡、硬盘、光驱....等)及应用软件(如：Novell、 MS Office....等), 除了通过国际标准测试实验室 NSTL Year 2000的测试, 并且做各种的兼容性测试,及严格品质管制,将是您最佳的选择.本手册有共分四个章节.第一章说明主机板的主要功能;第二章叙述主机板的安装及设定,第三章提供各种不同基本输出入系统及CMOS之设定,第四章为驱动程序之安装.1.2 产品特色 ( Features )此主机板拥有以下之特色与功能 :- 调制解调器遥控开机.- 网络唤醒系统功能.- 支持 NCR SCSI BIOS.- 支持Ultra DMA 33/66.- RTC 自动激活系统功能.- 支持高效率图形加速卡 (AGP) .- 支持系统桌面管理接口 (DMI) .- 支持智能型电源管理接口 (ACPI).- 硬件和BIOS都符合PC '99的规格.- 支持66/100/133MHz FSB 外部频率.- BIOS 自动省电睡眠装置及随插即用之功能.1.3 产品规格 ( Specifications )中央处理器 :-支持Intel Socket 370,赛扬(Celeron)及奔腾三代(Pentium III) 66/100/133MHz 外频的CPU.芯片组 :-使用VIA VT82C693A 和 VT82C596B芯片组.系统内存 :-支持3.3V 扩充式资料输出内存 (EDO)及同步动态内存( SDRAM )，内建三组168-pin 64位内存插槽(DIMM) 可使用 8/16/32/64/128/256/512 MB 内存模块.-最高可支持1.5GB 系统内存.IDE :-内建两组 PIO 和 PCI Bus Master IDE 连接埠支持最多可支持四个 EIDE 硬盘或光驱 .-支持 PIO Mode 4 传输速率达 14 MB/秒.-支持 Multiword DMA Mode 0, 1, 2.-支持 Ultra DMA 33/66 ( UDMA ) 传输速率达 33/66MB/秒.基本输出/入系统 : -采用 Flash Memory ( 闪存 ) ,可以随时依需要更新BIOS版本.-提供自动省电睡眠装置.-支持“随插即用”( Plug & Play ).-支持 CD-ROM, SCSI及 LS120/ZIP 软盘机开机.输出输入连接埠 : -提供一组/两个软式磁盘驱动器连接埠.-提供一组高速16550 UART串行传输埠-提供一组加强型高速并列传输埠,支持 ECP/ EPP .-提供一组 PS/2 鼠标连接端口.-提供一组 PS/2 键盘连接端口.红外线连接埠 :-提供一组红外线数据传输连接端口IrDA/ASKIR( Cable 是选购配备 ).通用连接埠 :-提供二组通用串行总线连接端口 ( USB ),支持至 127外围设备.音效 : (选购配备) -ALS4000 PnP音效芯片。

ML用户中文繁体指南

ML 使用者指南本使用者指南是以60D破解程式所帶的使用者指南pdf檔為範本翻譯，可能與其它版本有些差異。

特色* 音訊：可禁用AGC和數位濾波器，音訊電平顯示，手動音訊控制，選擇使用輸入源（內部+外部，內部，外部身歷聲，平衡），通過USB埠監控音訊。

* 曝光助手：斑馬，偽色，長條圖，波形，中心點測光。

* 對焦工具：焦點峰值，錄影時畫面焦點放大，陷阱對焦，變焦，跟焦，焦點疊加合成，焦點圖，面部優先檢測模式下畫面放大。

* 短片助手：位元速率控制（QScale或CBR），短片日誌記錄（EXIF中繼資料），緩衝區溢位或4GB限制後自動重新開機，剩餘時間顯示，LiveView顯示時隱去所有覆蓋，改變模式撥盤上的短片模式鍵的位置。

* 幅面裁切標記：使用者可自編輯幅面裁切標記圖像，以協助取景和構圖。

* 精細控制ISO，快門，Ｋ級白平衡和其他圖像設置。

* 用LCD面部感應器和音訊觸發器遙控觸發，無需額外的硬體。

* 包圍：包圍曝光，焦點疊加合成。

* Timelapse：間隔時間拍攝（照片和短片），無需快門驅動的無聲照片; 包圍曝光及合成。

* 天文夜間攝影：很長時間（高達8H）的Ｂ門曝光。

* 資訊顯示：焦點和DOF資訊，CMOS溫度，快門計數器和時鐘。

* 對於閃客：從-10到+3 EV的閃光曝光補償。

* 電源管理：LiveView 模式下的關閉顯示，快速調整LCD背光級別。

* 有趣的東西：無聲掃描照片。

重要注意事項:* 如果你有一個可引導的SD卡，並有DISKBOOT檔在相機裡（安裝程式的那個），而卡上沒有AUTOEXEC.BIN檔，相機將無法啟動！這時先取出電池，然後做其它。

* 如果你遇到相機“鎖定”，請迅速取出電池。

否則ARM可能進入一個迴圈，更熱，更迅速...... 你的電池會很快沒電，您的液晶顯示器可能會變色。

* 當有疑問時，請取出電池，然後重新開機。

* 請記住，這個軟體可以搞壞你的相機。

常見問題一1、我如何清除所有的圖像，而不刪除的ML？佳能相機功能表（重播）－－刪除影像－－卡上的所有影像。

Leica_E-Series_UserManual_CN说明书

Leica EZ4 Leica EZ4 E Leica EZ4 W用户手册恭喜您！您刚刚购置了一台 Leica E 系列立体显微镜—这是明智的选择！观察放大后的物体可以探寻到裸眼无法看到的景象和发现。

在开发立体显微镜时，我们非常重视操作的简洁明朗。

请仔细阅读使用手册及操作安全性的注释，以全面了解仪器的特性和功能，从而便于您安全和最大程度地有效使用显微镜。

如您有任何疑问，请咨询您当地的徕卡显微系统有限公司代理商。

我们随时乐意为您服务！内容提要61425333947606266恭喜您！ 2内容提要 3目录 4所使用的符号 7安全说明 8Regulatory Compliance Information (Regarding Leica EZ4 W Only) 10使用说明 12 概览：Leica EZ4 15仪器配置：Leica EZ4 E 或 Leica EZ4 W 16运输、放置和存储 17正确的瞳距 18开启 LED 照明器 19控制自动关闭功能 20照明类型 21调焦 22放大倍率显示 23调节调焦驱动器阻力 24目录更换目镜 (仅限 Leica EZ4，开放版本) 26目镜和眼罩 (仅限 Leica EZ4，开放版本) 27屈光度校正 (仅限 Leica EZ4，开放版本) 28分划板 (仅限 Leica EZ4，开放版本) 30分划板：准备 31插入分划板 32介绍 34基本特点 35Leica EZ4 E 或 Leica EZ4 W ：概述 36拆箱 38USB 模式 – 使用计算机摄取和调整图像 40SD 模式 – 不使用计算机或无线设备的情况下摄取图像 42在 SD 模式下调整设置 44WiFi 模式 – 使用无线设备摄取和调整图像 45(僅可用於 Leica EZ4 W) 45以太网模式 – 使用网络摄取和调整图像 46目录 (续)选配遥控器 48借助选配遥控器查看图像和视频 49调出摄像头菜单 50 COLOR (自动白平衡) 51 COLOR (手动白平衡) 52 EXPOSURE (曝光) 53 RESOLUTION (分辨率) 54 SETUP CAMERA (摄像头设置) 55 SETUP USER (设置用户) 56 SETUP ETHERNET (设置以太网) 57 SETUP WiFi (WiFi 设置) 58 (仅限 Leica EZ4 W) 58摄像头与遥控器配对 59保养、运输、联系人 61规格 63规格 (仅限 Leica EZ4 W) 64证书 (仅限 Leica EZ4 W) 65Leica EZ4 E 或 Leica EZ4 W 67 Leica EZ4，10×目镜 69 Leica EZ4，无目镜 71安全和使用所使用的符号使用该设备之前请阅读并理解用户手册。

Box2D_v2.2.0_User_Manual中文版：《Box2D_v_2.2.0_用户指南》

Box2D v 2.2.0用户手册版权©2007--2011Eirn Catto翻译：潘学军第一章介绍---------------------------------------------2第二章Hello Box2D---------------------------------------8第三章common--------------------------------------------14第四章碰撞模块---------------------------------------16第五章动态模块---------------------------------------27第六章fixture-----------------------------------------28第七章Body---------------------------------------------32第八章关节---------------------------------------------39第九章触点（contact）---------------------------------48第十章世界级-------------------------------------------56第十一章零碎材料---------------------------------------62第十二章调试图纸（debug drawing）---------------------64第十三章局限-------------------------------------------65第十四章参考-------------------------------------------66第一章介绍1.1关于BOX2D是一个关于2D游戏的刚体仿真库。

程序员可以用此，使游戏中的角色灵活移动，并且可以使游戏世界更具有交互性。

user-manual用户使用手册

2.1 视频测量仪软件的安装/升级...............................................................2 2.2 许可证密匙加密狗.................................................................................4 2.3 启动视频测量仪应用程序软件.............................................................4 3 连接摄像机与电压输入/输出模块 ..................................................................5 3.1 摄像机.....................................................................................................5 3.2 电压输入/输出模块...............................................................................7 4 快速启动指南 ....................................................................................................8 4.1 连接相机和电压输入/输出模块...........................................................8 4.2 启动视频测量仪的应用程序.................................................................8 4.3 视频输入的配置..................................................................................8 4.4 选择目标点.............................................................................................9 4.5 选择进行何种测量...............................................................................10 4.6 执行测量.............................................................................................. 11 5 如何使用视频测量仪.......................................................................................13 5.1 概况........................................................................................................13 5.2 步骤........................................................................................................14 5.3 保存和装载配置.................................................................................... 21 5.4 测量结果文件........................................................................................22 5.5 存档........................................................................................................22 5.6 选项与设置............................................................................................ 23 6 选择好的目标点..............................................................................................30 6.1 不同的目标点类型................................................................................30 6.2 目标点大小............................................................................................ 31 6.3 参考点的位置........................................................................................32 7 照明、镜头与相机的设置...............................................................................33 7.1 获得最佳照明........................................................................................ 33 7.2 选择合适的镜头....................................................................................33 7.3 安装摄像机............................................................................................ 34 7.4 设置快门速度和光圈............................................................................35 8 将信号连接到电压输入/输出模块 .................................................................36 8.1 模拟输入................................................................................................ 36 8.2 数字输入................................................................................................ 37 8.3 模拟输出................................................................................................ 37 8.4 数字输出................................................................................................ 37 9 使用外触发源...................................................................................................38 9.1 为什么使用外触发源............................................................................38 9.2 如何配置外触发.................................................................................... 38 10 转换像素为实际物理单位.............................................................................39 10.1 采用一个已知的距离..........................................................................39

Leica TS11_UserManual_V1.1.0_zh

软件用于所有 TS 型号
1.2.2
概述
电源概念
使用 Leica Geosystems 生产的电池，充电器和附件或 Leica Geosystems 推荐的附件以确保仪器能正常地工作。型号所有 TS 型号供电内置 GEB221/GEB222 电池，或通过 GEV52 电缆连接 GEB171 外接电源。如果插入内置电池的同时连接外接电源，那么将使用外接电源。 SmartAntenna 内置在天线内的 GEB211/GEB212 电池。
CS10/CS15 外业手簿 LEICA Geo Office
多功能的外业手簿，用于控制仪器。徕卡办公室软件包含了一系列的帮助程序，支持配合 Leica Viva Series 仪器。
术语和缩写
在本手册中可以看到下述的术语和缩写：术语 RCS EDM 描述 R 远程 C 控制 S 测量 E 电子 D 距离 M 测量 EDM 指的是集成在仪器中的激光测距仪，它能够进行距离测量。有两种测量模式可用： • 棱镜模式。这种模式下测距需要有棱镜。包含 LO 模式，进行长距离测量。 • 任何表面模式。这种模式下测距免棱镜。 PinPoint EGL PinPoint 指的是无棱镜 EDM 技术，该技术能够用较小的激光斑点增加测程。有两种选项： R500 和 R1000。 E 电子 G 导向 L 光 EGL 安装到仪器中以帮助瞄准棱镜。它包括两种不同颜色的闪烁光，其位于仪器望远镜镜筒上。手持棱镜的人能够将棱镜面对准仪器视线方向。 SmartStation Leica Viva TPS 仪器集成 GNSS 系统，通过软硬件的结合，构成 SmartStation. SmartStation 由 SmartAntenna 和 SmartAntenna Adapter 组成。 SmartStation 提供了新的仪器设站方法，以确定站点坐标。 SmartStation 中运用的 GNSS 原理和功能和 Leica Viva GNSS 相同。 SmartAntenna SmartAntenna 内置蓝牙，是 SmartStation 的组成部分。也可单独用于对中杆，与 CS10/CS15 外业手簿一起。与 TS11 兼容的仪器型号为 GS12/GS14/GS15。手册对于不同型号的区别会详加说明。通讯侧盖整合了蓝牙功能，SD 卡槽以及 USB 接口，是 TS11 全站仪的标准配置，且是 SmartStation 的构成部分。

i-Craft-2.0-User-Manual-Simplified-Chinese说明书

V10 Aug. 2017目录1.开箱 (3)1.1包装清单 (3)2.安装 (4)2.1连接i-Craft TM (4)2.2安装刀片 (5)2.3Sure Cuts A Lot软件安装 (6)2.3.1自动安装 (6)2.3.2手动激活软件 (10)2.3.3重新安装Sure Cuts A Lot软件 (11)2.3.4 电脑格式化后如何重新启动Sure Cuts A Lot (12)2.4GreatCut安装说明 (14)2.5平板电脑App安装 (20)2.5.1设置无线接入点（AP） (20)3.操作方法 (22)3.1控制面板 (22)3.2控制面板设置 (23)3.2.1 Origin setting（原点设置） (23)3.2.2 高级设置菜单 (23)3.3装载介质 (24)3.4 连接Sure Cuts A Lot软件与i-Craft TM (26)3.5 通过Sure Cuts A Lot软件在i-Craft TM上输出 (27)3.5.1 插入图库中的图像 (28)3.5.2 输入文本 (29)3.5.3 导入图形 (29)3.5.4Shadow Layer阴影图层(Contour Cut循边切割) (30)3.5.5 将图片转换为切割文件 (30)3.6 切割输出 (34)3.6.1 切割输出 (34)3.6.2 打印并切割 (37)3.6.3Scan2Cut (40)3.6.4Rhinestones (43)3.6.5 Engraving Tip雕刻刀应用（选配） (43)3.6.6Color Pen Applications 彩色笔应用（选配） (46)3.7在线视频教学 (49)3.8如何通过平板电脑输出到i-Craft TM上 (50)4. 驱动安装及操作说明 (53)4.1 驱动安装 (53)4.2 驱动卸载 (56)4.3 驱动操作说明 (59)4.3.1 通过应用程序切割（以CorelDraw为例说明） (59)4.4 通过应用软件循边切割 (61)5. 如何使用i-Craft TM上的U盘 (62)5.1 读取i-Craft TM中的U盘 (62)5.2U盘设置 (62)5.2.1如何通过U盘切割图形 (63)5.3 功能菜单 (64)5.3.1 介质菜单 (64)5.3.2 U盘菜单 (65)6. 附件 (65)6.1 i-Craft TM规格表 (65)6.2 介质参数设置清单 (66)6.3 CorelDRAW插件使用说明 (67)6.4 Illustrator插件使用说明 (79)1.1 包装清单打开包装，取出i-Craft TM放置于工作平台上。

USER'S MANUAL(中文版)

目錄頁次第一章. 簡介 11.1 安全規範 11.2 系統描述 21.3 背板說明 31.4 傳輸介面 5第二章安裝與操作 62.1 拆裝與檢測 62.2 安裝程序 62.3 電池保養須知 6第三章故障維修維修手冊7第四章附錄規格表8第一章：簡介1.1 安全規範警告：由於UPS本身具有直流啟動（DC-start）功能，因此就算不接市電，其輸出插座也能經由UPS自行產生與市電一樣的電壓，因此在對UPS做任何維護動作時，都必須由合格的工程人員進行操作，以確保使用者的安全。

為了使用者的安全及維護UPS正常地工作，因此請使用者依循以下規定：1. 請不要自行拆開UPS。

2. 不要將UPS放置在靠近水或濕度過高的地方。

3. 請避免將液體類或其他物件放置在UPS內。

4. 請不要使用吹風機或雷射印表機等感性負載。

5. 請不要將UPS放在高溫處或會產生高溫之機器旁。

6. 請將UPS盡量放置在接近市電輸入及電腦週邊附近。

7. 由於電池本身會自然放電，因此如果UPS並未持續使用時，也請參照UPS電池保養手冊（2.3），定時將UPS插上市電進行充電，以維持UPS之正常功能，避免電池損壞。

（如因使用者未按照電池保養規則保養電池，則本公司將不擔負電池損壞責任。

）第1頁1.2 系統描述UPS本身具有A VR（Auto V oltage Regulator）自動調整輸出電壓功能，因此可接受較大之輸入市電範圍，且在輸入電壓過高或過低時，還會自動從市電模式轉換成電池模式，因此選擇UPS來保護使用者的電腦設備將是最佳的抉擇。

UPS本身具有直流啟動及省電功能，讓使用者在無市電下也能啟動UPS，並供應電腦週邊電力，且當UPS在沒有接負載時也能自動關機，以避免浪費電池電力。

況且UPS本身還具有體積小、重量輕、噪音小等優點，因此是最適合用在辦公室的電源設備。

UPS主要功能：1.A VR（依據市電電壓自動調整輸出電壓）。

2.可容許較大的市電輸入範圍（額定市電±25%）。

SMOKE v4.8.1 User’s Manual-附录A-术语汇编-中文

Appendix A. 术语汇编——GlossaryAAir quality model——空气质量模型一种预测环境空气质量的模型，该模型考虑了气象、人为排放源和生物排放源的影响。

它模拟物理成分，如平流、扩散、云、干湿沉降、空气化学、颗粒形成，以提供各种污染物（如臭氧）和其他化学成分的环境空气质量估计。

Anthropogenic sources——人为源人为排放源。

除生物源外，所有清单源类别均被视为人为源。

Area source——面源、区域源表现为二维源的人为源类别，通常为县。

在SMOKE中，术语区域源更具体地指的是非点源和非道路移动源的源类别类型集合。

SMOKE区域源由国家、州和县代码，以及源类别代码（source category codes）（SCC）定义。

区域源也称为固定区域源，在SMOKE中，包括非道路移动源。

BBase year——基准年对空气质量建模事件进行模型性能评估的年份。

空气质量建模通常包括对基准年建模，并将模型运行与观测数据进行比较。

一旦基准年的气象和排放数据得到了足够的改善，达到足够的模型性能，排放将生长到未来一年，并且模型将在未来运行，无论是否有控制策略。

Biogenic source——生物源一种自然源，或非人工来源。

在SMOKE中，生物源包括植被的VOC排放和土壤的氧化亚氮（即：一氧化二氮）排放。

火山和其他地热排放、水排放和其他生物源不包括在SMOKE生物源排放成分中。

CChemical mechanism——化学机制、化学机理用于表示空气化学的一组化学物种及其相互作用（例如，碳键（carbon bond）6[CB6]，全州空气污染研究中心（Statewide Air Pollution Research Center）[SAPRC]）。

Chemical speciation——化学形态分析、化学形态、化学种态、化学物种、化学形态类型将清单污染物数据转换为空气质量模型所需的化学物种（例如，挥发性有机化合物（VOC）被分解为PAR、OLE、XYL、TOL、ISOP等）。

Maxspect Jump Series LED Lighting User Manual - 中文

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操作指南
出厂设置
指示灯: 蓝色常亮工作模式: 手动工作模式
WiFi 连接模式: 路由模式亮度: 所有通道亮度 100%
恢复默认连接模式: 开机状态下，同时按住 A 和 B 按钮大约 3 秒，当指示灯闪烁红色时松开按钮，灯具恢复路由模式，并与账户解除绑定。恢复用户设置: 开机状态下，同时按住 A 和 B 按钮大约 6 秒，当指示灯闪烁绿色时松开按钮，手动和自动模式的设置会被清除，灯具恢复手动工作模式，所有通道恢复 100%亮度。
连接方式
路由模式(接入互联网): 灯具通过路由器连接移动设备，且路由器接入互联网。此模式下您需要注册账户并登录软件来获得完整的控制功能。路由模式(未接入互联网): 灯具通过路由器连接移动设备，但路由器未接入互联网。此模式下您无需登录软件，但只能获得部分的控制功能。点对点模式: 灯具直接连接到移动设备。此模式下您无需登录软件，但只能在信号覆盖范围内获得部分的控制功能*。 *没有遮挡物的情况下最大约 10 米距离。
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路由模式连接方法
互联网
操作指南
1. 按一下 B 按钮确认指示灯是否闪烁蓝色，否则按住 B 按钮 6 秒转换至路由模式； 2. 打开 SYNA-G CLOUD 软件按提示连接灯具*； 3. 注册账户并登录**； 4. 使用安卓平台的用户请选择移动设备所连接的 WiFi 信号； 5. 输入对应的密码； 6. 等待连接； 7. 当以“MJ-L1B0”开头的名称显示在列表上时，代表灯具已成功连接到当前移动设备***。
1. 打开 SYNA-G CLOUD 软件并登录与灯具绑定的账户，点击右上角图标
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2. 点击图标
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3. 点击“共享”;
4. 点击您想回收控制权的灯具;

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