MOSAIC 手册
无人机快拼Easy Mosaic(操作手册)
图 5 航带列表窗口
在航带设置时,主界面窗口自动同步更新影像排列信息。 选中航带列表中任意影像,在主窗口中相应居中强调显示。(滑动滚轮放大 缩小,按住鼠标左键浏览平移)
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2.4 设置导航数据
编辑导航文件,格式如下图 7 所示。
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图 7 导航文件(nav,gcp,posdata,txt 等)格式
2.5 保存测区
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测区保存后,可到测区缩略图测区显示情况,见下图 12 所示。
图 12 测区缩略图
选择航迹图模式,可直接查看飞行轨迹,见下图 13 所示。
图 13 测区航迹图
左侧列表中信息选中后,在右侧窗口中自动强调显示,便于查看。
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3 空三 3.1 特征提取
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第一章 文件准备
原始影像(*.jpg、*.tif); 相机文件; 像素单位和毫米单位均可。 GPS 数据(片数、片名、经纬度/东北方向、高程、角元素)。 可选择坐标系统和中央经线,经纬度和平面坐标有其一即可,必须手动排 航带。
第二章 操作流程
1 安装软件
MOSAIC与MOX控制器DNP3.0通讯配置手册-v1.0
MOSAIC与MOX控制器DNP3.0通讯配置手册MOX中国自动化有限公司2011年10月目录1.控制器侧DNP3.0通讯链路配置 (3)1.1创建或打开已有的MOXIDE工程 (3)1.2设置控制器IP地址 (4)1.3配置控制器的DNP3.0通讯链路 (5)1.3.1使能DNP从站功能 (5)1.3.2设置以太网端口 (5)1.3.3配置通讯参数 (6)1.4保存下载配置 (11)2.控制器DNP3.0 通讯点配置 (11)2.1打开DNP3.0点地址配置窗口 (11)2.2DI点DNP参数配置 (13)2.3DO点DNP参数配置 (15)2.4AI点DNP参数配置 (16)2.5AO点DNP参数配置 (20)3.MOSAIC通讯参数配置 (22)3.1通讯链路配置 (22)3.2RTU配置 (23)3.3IO组配置 (25)4.DNP配置建议 (27)本文档为MOSAIC与MOX控制器的DNP 3.0通讯配置指导手册,文档内容包含MOX控制器侧的通讯链路配置、DNP通讯地址和参数配置,MOSAIC侧的通讯链路配置和RTU、IO组、IO通道配置。
1. 控制器侧DNP3.0通讯链路配置控制器的DNP3.0通讯链路在MOXIDE软件中进行配置,主要步骤配置如下。
1.1 创建或打开已有的MOXIDE工程打开MOXIDE软件,如果对应的控制器已经有IDE工程,可以直接打开已有的工程。
打开已有工程的方式如下:点击菜单“File -> Open Project”,在弹出的窗口中找到已有的IDE工程,点OPEN按钮打开。
如下图:如果创建新的IDE工程,通过点击菜单“File -> New Project”,在弹出的窗口中输入IDE工程名称,选择网络方式(网关或Unity选择“Connect via RTU and CP to I/O”),点OK按钮完成新工程创建。
如下图:1.2 设置控制器IP地址在RTU-General-IP Address中输入要连接的控制器的实际IP地址,如下图:如果是新的控制器,请通过IPConfig工具,根据项目的网络规划配置控制器的IP地址,配置完后把配置好的IP地址输入到上图对应位置。
MOSAIC安装完成后的配置
MOSAIC安装完成后的配置文件与系统配置1.把当前sysman.cfg复制到d:\usr\mosaic\bin2.把当前services文件夹复制到d:\usr\mosaic3.复制当前FileDistrib文件夹到D:\usr\mosaic4.如果恢复WebServer(画面服务器):需要复制最新备份中的SchematicRepository、Schematics文件夹到D:\usr\mosaic5.共享usr文件夹并设置可读写6.修改d:\usr\mosaic\bin下的mosaicenv文件#Schematicsexport SCHEM_REPOSITORY_ROOT=\\\\WebServer\\usr\\mosaic\\SchematicRepository 7.修改C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc下的hosts文件,添加内容如下192.168.20.2 Server1192.168.20.4 Server2192.168.20.6 WebServer192.168.20.8 scada-pc01192.168.20.10 scada-pc02192.168.20.12 scada-pc03192.168.20.14 scada-pc048.添加用户名添加系统用户与mosaic中对应,当前Mosaic中添加的有Administrator、op1,engineer,web1等等,之后应该是实名登陆。
9.设置mosaic启动我的电脑→属性→管理→服务和应用程序→服务→mosaic startup→属性→登陆→选择此账户账户名:administrator密码:mosaic(当前)然后去d:\usr\mosaic\bin中把dispatcher_core.exedispatcher_event.exedispatcher_histsvr.exedispatcher_scada.exedispatcher_trans.exe这个文件删除,如果删不掉,到dos下面删除,如del d:\usr\mosaic\bin\dispatcher_core.exe10.关闭系统防火墙重起后打开进程看,Dispatcher是否起来,等到server_ready这个进程消失,右下角出现“MOSAIC is NOW available”后点击来运行mosaic。
诺瓦科技LED显示屏控制台C1使用手册
C1 DesktopConsolUser Manuale Copyright © 2018 Xi’an NovaStar Tech Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.No part of this document may be copied, reproduced, extracted or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written consent of Xi’an NovaStar Tech Co., Ltd.Trademarkis a trademark of Xi’an NovaStar Tech Co., Ltd.StatementYou are welcome to use t he product of Xi’an NovaStar Tech Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as NovaStar).This document is intended to help you understand and use the product. For accuracy and reliability,NovaStar may make improvements and/or changes to this document at any ti me and without notice. Any problem in use or any good suggestion, please contact us through ways provided in the document. We willdo our utmost to solve the problems and adopt the suggestions after evaluation as soon as possible.iContents1Introduction (1)2Hardware Introduction (2)2.1 Appearance ..................................................................................................................................................22.2 Front Panel ..................................................................................................................................................32.3 Rear Panel (11)3Applications (12)4Operations (13)4.1 Preparation ................................................................................................................................................ 134.2 Configuration (14)4.2.1 Adding Devices ....................................................................................................................................... 144.2.2 Configuring DeviceProperties (16)4.2.2.1 Input ..................................................................................................................................................... 174.2.2.2Output (22)4.2.2.3 Fast Mosaic ......................................................................................................................................... 274.2.2.4 Advance Mosaic.. (28)4.3 Programming (30)4.3.1 Layer ....................................................................................................................................................... 304.3.2 Transition Effects (34)4.3.3 OSD ....................................................................................................................................................... 354.3.4 BKG ........................................................................................................................................................ 374.3.5 LOGO .. (39)4.3.6 Presets .................................................................................................................................................... 404.3.7 Capturing (43)4.4 Settings (44)4.4.1 Device Status .......................................................................................................................................... 444.4.2 Program Update ..................................................................................................................................... 454.4.3 USB Import andExport ........................................................................................................................... 464.4.4 Communication Settings . (47)4.4.5 Language ................................................................................................................................................ 474.4.6 Restoring Factory Settings (48)4.4.7 Manufacturer Information (49)iiUser Manual1 Introduction1Introduction The C1 is a hardware console of NovaStar specifically designed for video processingproducts and mainly used for live stage control.The C1 is designed with 2 LCD screens. One is used to monitor input sources. Theother, together with buttons on the panel, is used to configure the layer size, layerposition, input source, output resolution, layer border and input cropping.The C1 is also designed with a joystick and T-Bar. The joystick is used to preciselyadjust the layer size and position. The T-Bar supports 1024 levels of layertransparency adjustment, finely controlling the transition effects of presets.Thanks to the cool LED buttons, highly sensitive joystick and T-Bar, plus the 2 LCDscreens, the C1 is extremely easy to operate, making live stage control mostconvenient.2 HardwareIntroductionNoteButton operations mentioned in this document are as follows.●Press: Press and immediately release the button.●Hold down: Press and hold the button for 3 seconds or longer.2.1Appearance2.2 Front PanelLCD ScreensThe C1 is designed with 2 LCD screens for monitoring and operation configuration. The monitor screen on the left is used to monitor the input sources, PVW and PGM. You can view the input source content, real-time editing content in PVW, and current playback contents in PGM. The touch operation screen on the right is a visualoperation platform. You can view related parameters, edit layers and perform otherFigure 2-1 Monitor screen and touch operation screenOperationThe operation area includes navigation and confirmation buttons. Figure 2-2 Operation buttons● PgUp : Press this button to go to the previous page. ● PgDn Press this button to go to the next page. :● APP Press this button to apply current configuration parameters. : ●Press this button to exit current operation and return to the previous: operation. Hold down this button to return to the homepage. OK : Press this button to confirm an option or operation. ///: Press this button to move the cursor to a specifiedoperations there.●●direction.Device/NumberUp to 16 devices can be connected to the C1 simultaneously. When a target deviceis selected by pressing a number button corresponding to the device, the numberbutton turns green.When you are setting parameters on the touch operation screen, buttons 1–10function as numeric buttons for you to enter numbers. Pressing the BACKSPACEbutton deletes the entered numbers.Figure 2-3 Number buttonsFunctionIn the function area, you can select mosaic mode, adjust output color, save layerparameters, select test pattern, fade the LED screen to black, enter the programming page, etc.Figure 2-4 Function buttons● MOSAIC : Press this button to enter the mosaic screen.● EASY MOSAIC : Press this button to enter the easy mosaic page.● OUTPUT COLOR : Press this button to enter the output color adjustment page. ● EDID : Press this button to enter the page of setting input source resolution. ●CAPTURE Press this button to capture an image of the input source, PVW or :PGM, and save the image to OSD or BKG.−Capturing an image of input sourcePress the C apture button first. When the button flashes green, press thesource number button corresponding to the target input source. After the image is captured, the system jumps to the image saving page on the touch operation screen. You can choose to save the image as OSD or BKG.−Capturing an image of PVW/PGMPress the C apture button first. When the button flashes green, press thePVW/PGM button in the function area to capture an image of current PGM content, or hold down the P VW/PGM button to capture an image of current PVW image. After the image is captured, the system jumps to the image saving page on the touch operation screen. You can choose to save the image as OSD or BKG.DSK : Press this button to enter the color keying configuration page. USER KEY : Press this button to save layer parameters. CLONE : Press this button to copy a layer.AUX Press this button to enter the page of setting auxiliary output.:●●●●●FTB: Press this button to fade the LED screen to black.●NORMAL: Press this button to go back to normal display.●TEST PATTERN: Press this button to enter the test pattern settings page.●RESET: Press this button to reset values of parameters currently set on thetouch operation screen.●PGM EDIT: Press this button to enable or disable PGM image editing.When you press the PGM EDIT button, the button turns green and PGM editingis enabled. At this time, the PGM content is displayed in the editing area on thetouch operation screen. If you press the PGM EDIT button again, the buttonindicator goes off and PGM editing is disabled. At this time, the PVW content isdisplayed in the editing area.●GENLOCK: Press this button to enter the Genlock settings page.●EXP: Press this button to enable or disable cascade mode.●DUAL LINK: Press this button to enable or disable dual-link output mode.●MIRROR: Press this button to mirror the layer image horizontally.When you select a layer on the touch operation screen and press the MIRRORbutton, another layer which is identical to the selected layer but is horizontallyreversed appears.●MAIN: Press this button to enter the programming page.●PGM/PVW: Press this button to select PGM and hold down the button to selectPVW. This button mainly works with the CAPTURE button to capture an imagethe PGM or PVW, or works with the AUX button to set the PGM or PVW as thesource of AUX output.PresetThe C1 supports up to 32 presets. When a preset is selected by pressing thecorresponding preset button, the button turns green.Figure 2-5 Preset selection buttons●When the button is in yellow, the corresponding preset has layer data.●When the button is in red, the corresponding preset uses a template.●When the button is in green, the corresponding preset is being used.●: When the button indicator is green, preset 1–16 can be selected.●: When the button indicator is red, preset 17–32 can be selected.Preset EditFigure 2-6 Preset editing buttons●COPY: Press this button to copy the data of the selected preset to anotherpreset.Press the COPY button first. At this time, the COPY button flashes yellow andthe buttons of the presets that have layer data also flash yellow. Then, press toselect a preset and a target preset in the preset area respectively. At this time,the preset data of the first select preset is copied to the second selected preset.●TEMPLATE: Press this button to apply a standard preset template.Press the TEMPLATE button first. At this time, the TEMPLATE button flashesyellow and the preset buttons that flash red in the preset area are buttons ofstandard preset templates. Then, press one preset template button to select atemplate. The selected template will be applied to current editing area.●CUSTOM: Press this button to apply the custom preset.Press the CUSTOM button first. At this time, the CUSTOM button flashes yellowand the preset buttons that flash yellow in the preset area are buttons of custompresets. Then, press a custom preset button. The selected custom preset will beapplied to current editing area.●SAVE CUSTOM: Press this button to save the data in current editing area as acustom preset.Press the SAVE CUSTOM button first. At this time, the button flashes yellow.Then, press a preset button in the preset area. The data in current editing areawill be save to the select preset as a custom preset.●DELETE CUSTOM: Press this button to delete a custom preset.Press the DELETE CUSTOM button first. At this time, the DELETE CUSTOMbutton flashes yellow and the buttons of saved custom presets in the presetarea flash yellow. Then, press a custom preset button. The selected custompreset will be deleted.●PREVIOUS: Press this button to go to the previous preset.●NEXT: Press this button to go to the next preset.●CLEAR: Hold down this button to clear the parameters of the selected preset.●LOCK: Hold down this button to lock the buttons in the PRESET area andPRESET EDIT area.●ALL: Press this button to select all the custom presets. You can use this buttonand the DELETE CUSTOM together to delete all the custom presets at once. LayerThe C1 supports up to 8 layers, 1 OSD, 1 LOGO and 1 BKG. The layer buttonsrepresent the No. of the layers. When you press one of those buttons, thecorresponding layer is selected and the button turns green.User Manual 2Hardware Introduction Figure 2-7 Preset selection buttons●Number button: Press this button to select the corresponding layer.●OSD: Press this button to select the OSD layer.●LOGO: Press this button to select the LOGO layer.●BKG: Press this button to select the BKG layer.●ALL: Press this button to select all the layers.● 6 buttons of irregular layers: Press a button to set an irregular layer. Supportedirregular layers include hart, oval, circle, new moon, star and diamond layers.●ADD LAYER: Press this button to add a layer.On the programming page, when you press the ADD LAYER button on the panel,a layer will be added to the PVW. The added layer size defaults to 800×600.●CLEAR LAYER: Press this button to clear the selected layer. This button canalso work with the ALL button to clear all the layers. If no layers are selected,every time when you press this button, a layer in the editing area will be cleared.The order of clearing is the front layer, the back layer, and then the layers fromthe back to the front.●LA YER EDIT: Press this button to enter the editing page of the selected layer.On that page, you can view the layer No. layer priority, layer resolution and inputsource used by the layer. You can also change the layer size and position.●LA YER COLOR: Press this button to enter the lay color adjustment page whereyou can set the brightness, contrast, saturation and hue.●TOP: Press this button to bring the selected layer to front.●BOTTOM: Press this button to send the selected layer to back.●MASK: Press this button to enter the layer mask settings page.●LA YER FREEZE: Press this button to freeze the selected layer.●CROP ON/OFF: Press this button to enable or disable the function of cropping asingle input source.●OSD ON/OFF: Press this button to enable or disable the OSD function.●LOGO ON/OFF: Press this button to enable or disable the LOGO function.●BKG ON/OFF: Press this button to enable or disable the BKG function. Source NO.The number buttons 1–16 corresponds to 16 input sources. For the normal inputsource, when you press the corresponding input source button, the button turnsgreen. If the input source becomes abnormal, or no input source is connected, whenyou press the input source button, the button turns red and after you release thebutton, the button goes back to the normal display status. To use any of the buttons inthis area, you only need to press it.Figure 2-8 Input source buttonsButton status:●Green: The input source is being used.●Yellow: The input source is accessed to the device connected to the C1, but thesource is not used.●Not lit: No input source is accessed or the input source is abnormal.Joystick: Move the joystick to adjust the layer size and position, etc., and rotate the knob to adjust the layer priority and set the size of image that you want to crop from an input source.●POS: Press this button to enable/or disable the function of adjusting the layerposition. This button works with the joystick. After pressed, the button turnsgreen. When you have adjusted the position with the joystick and pressed thisbutton again, the button light goes back to normal status.Select a layer on the touch operation screen and press the POS button. Then,move the joystick to adjust the layer position.●ZOOM: Press this button to enable or disable the function of adjusting the layersize. This button works with the joystick. After pressed, the button turns green.When you have adjusted the layer size with the joystick and pressed this buttonagain, the button light goes back to normal status.Select a layer on the touch operation screen and press the ZOOM button. Then,move the joystick to zoom the layer size. Move the joystick forward to zoom outthe layer vertically, leftward to zoom out the layer horizontally, backward to zoomin the layer vertically, rightward to zoom in the layer horizontally.●CROP: Press this button to crop an image of current input source. After pressed,the button turns green. When you have finished the cropping operation andpressed this button again, the button light goes back to normal status.Select a layer (accessed with available input source) on the touch operationscreen and press the CROP ON/OFF button in the Layer area on the front panelto enable the layer cropping function. At this time, the CROP ON/OFF buttonturns to green and the input cropping page is displayed on the touch operationscreen. Then, press the CROP button in this area. At last, on the touch operationscreen, drag the sliders of Width, Height, X and Y, tap the + or – button, orenter numbers to adjust the layer size and position.●FULL SCREEN: Press this button to make the selected layer displayed in fullscreen. When you press the button again, the layer size and position will bechanged to the previous status.On the touch operation screen, select a layer and press the FULL SCREENbutton. The layer will fill the entire mosaic screen where the layer belongs to.●H/V: Press this button to select the direction of adjusting a layer by using thejoystick. After pressed, the button turns green. When you have fished theoperation with the joystick and pressed this button again, the button light goesback to normal status.−H: Press this button to enable only horizontal operations. When this buttonturns green, only horizontal adjustment operations will take effect on thelayer no matter you move the joystick forward, backward, leftward orrightward.−V: Press this button to enable only vertical operations. When this buttonturns green, only vertical adjustment operations will take effect on the layerno matter you move the joystick forward, backward, leftward or rightward.−The H button and V button cannot be used at the same time.●Z: Press this button to enable the function of adjusting the priority of a selectedlayer. This button works with knob of the joystick. After pressed, the button turnsyellow. When you have finished the operation and pressed this button again, thebutton light goes back to normal status.On the touch operation screen, select a layer and press the Z button. Then,rotate the knob to adjust the layer priority.●: Press the button to enable the function of adjusting a layer proportionally. Afterpressed, the button turns green. When you press this button again, the functionis disabled.−When this button works with the POS button, you can move the joystick toadjust the layer position proportionally.−When this button works with the ZOOM button, you can rotate the joystickknob to adjust the size proportionally.●STEP: Press this button to set the step of moving the joystick. After pressed, thebutton turns green. When you have fished the operation and pressed this buttonagain, the button light goes back to normal status.●–/+: Press one of these buttons to decrease or increase the joystick step by onepixel.TransitionThe transition effect buttons in this area will turn green if they are pressed. Other Figure 2-11 Buttons in TRANSITION area●SWAP Press this button to set the mode of interacting between PVW and PGM : information as swapping. ●AUTO FADE : Press this button to set the transition effect as auto fade. ●MORE Press this button to enter the effect selection page. : ●Press this button to enable the transition effect of wiping from top-left for the : image appearing in PGM. ● Press this button to enable the transition effect of wiping from top-right for: the image appearing in PGM.● : Press this button to enable the transition effect of wiping from bottom for theimage appearing in PGM.● : Press this button to enable the transition effect of splitting vertically (out) forthe image appearing in PGM.● : Press this button to enable the transition effect of splitting horizontally (out)for the image appearing in PGM.●:Press this button to enable the transition effect of zooming in for the imagebuttons will turn green after they are pressed and then the button lights go back tonormal status after the buttons are released. appearing in PGM.●TAKE: Press this button to send a layer from PVW to PGM with a transitioneffect.●CUT: Press this button to send a layer from PVW to PGM without a transitioneffect.●T-Bar: Move the T-Bar to manually control the interacting between PVW andPGM information. The T-Bar supports only the fade transition effect.2.3 Rear PanelFigure 2-12 Rear Panel1ON/OFF:Power switch2.AC 100-240 V–50/60 Hz:AC power input3.ETHERNET:An Ethernet port connecting to a device to be controlled by theC1B:A type-B USB port connecting to an upper computer to update the C1program5.U-DISK:A type-A USB port connecting to a USB drive to upgrade the C1program and import the OSD files6.MONITOR IN:An HDMI-type monitoring connector that connects to themonitoring connector of the device controlled by the C1:.7Monitor LOOP An HDMI-type monitoring loop output connector that connects to the monitoring connector of the device controlled by the C1. The C1 receives the input signal from the device and send the signal to another monitor.8RS232:An R S232port that connects to the upper computer for software.control9.RESET:A pinhole reset button used to restart the C1User Manual3 Applications3Applications Note Note: The device must be powered off before connection. Figure 3-1 Application scenarioXi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.C1User Manual4 OperationsUse an Ethernet cable to connect the controlled device to the C1 through Ethernetports and then set IP address of the device (taking the J10 for example)Figure 4-2 Setting IP address of controlled device4Operations The C1 has 3 major functions: configuration, programing and settings. These functions let you easily and quickly manage and control the processing devices. ●The configuration function allows you to add and delete devices, view input properties, set input EDID, view the information of the outputs, set output resolution, adjust output image quality, set test pattern and synchronization mode. ●The programming function allows you to choose presets, add layers, lock the touch operation screen, view layer properties, set the transition effect and duration, view layer information on the layer properties page, adjust input cropping, and adjust input image quality. ● The settings function includes viewing device status, program update, communication settings, language setting, restoring factory settings, and viewing manufacturer information.Figure 4-1 Operation flowchart4.1 PreparationXi’anNovaStar TechCo., Ltd.Set the IP address of the C1 and make sure the C1 and the J10 share the same network segment. To set the IP address, choose Menu > Settings >Communication Settings to set the IP , subnet mask, and gateway on thecommunication settings page.Figure 4-3 Setting IP address of C14.2 ConfigurationThe configuration function allows you to add and delete devices, view inputproperties, set input EDID, view the information of the outputs, set output resolution, adjust output image quality, set test pattern and synchronization mode.4.2.1 Adding DevicesStep 1 On the home screen, click Configuration to enter the configuration page. Then clickSearch .Xi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Figure 4-4 Searing for devicesAfter the devices are added, you can view the information of those added devices on the Device List page, as shown in the figure below.Step 2 On the touch operation panel, select the device to be added and then click Add .Figure 4-5 Adding devicesXi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Figure 4-7 Device propertiesFigure 4-6 Device listOn device list page, tap the removing button (icon) to select the devices to be removed, and then tap the button again to remove the selected devices. Note:The C1 automatically groups the added devices. Up to 50 devices can be found and up to 16 devices can be added.4.2.2 Configuring Device PropertiesOn the device list page, tap to enter the device properties page. Or select adevice, and then click the O K in the OPERATION area to enter the device properties page. Settings of the device properties include I nput , O utput , F ast Mosaic , and Advance Mosaic .Xi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Step 2 Click the No. of an input source, such as, to enter the input sourceproperties page, as shown in the figure below.4.2.2.1 InputConnectorOn the connector page, you can view the basic properties of the inputs corresponding to the connectors, and adjust the EDID of inputs.Step 1 Click Input to enter the list of connectors.Figure 4-8 Input source selectionXi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Figure 4-9 Setting input source properties●EDIDThis includes settings of resolution and refresh rate. You can either choose a standard resolution and refresh rate, or customize them. When the settings are done, click Apply .●Basic propertiesBasic properties include source type, slot No., resolution and connector capacity. This is for viewing basic information of current connector.−Connector capacity: Denotes the level of resolution, including SL, DL and 4 K . SL denotes 1920×1080, DL denotes 3840×1080, and 4K denotes 3840×2160 .Figure 4-10 Basic propertiesXi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Standard resolutions: 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×720, 1280×768, 1280×800, 1280×1024, 1366×768, 1440×900, 1600×1200, 1680×1050, 1920×1080, 1920×1200, 1920×2160, 2048×640, 2048×1152, 2048×1536, 2304×1152, 2560×816, 2560×960, 2560×1600, 3840×1080, 3840×1600, 3840×2160 Standard refresh rates: 60Hz, 75Hz, 120HzFigure 4-11 Standard EDIDYou can drag the sliders, tap the + or – button, or enter numbers to customize EDID.Xi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.Figure 4-13 Input color adjustmentFigure 4-12 Custom EDIDNote:You can also press the R ESET button in the F unction area on the front panel toreset the parameters displayed on current page.Input colorOn the I nput Color page, you can adjust the overall brightness, RGBbrightness, contrast, saturation and hue of the input source by dragging thesliders, tapping the + or – button, or entering numbers. When you tapR eset , parameters on this page can be reset to the default value 50.Xi’anNovaStar TechCo.,Ltd.Figure 4-14 Hot backupHot BackupOn the H ot Backup page, you can enable or disable the hot backup function and set hot backup channels. When the content is being played through one channel ( p rimary channel), the backup channel stays in standby mode. Once an error occurs in the primary channel, the backup channel will automatically take over and play the content. This ensures that the playback would not stop due to connector faults.Xi’anNovaStarTechCo.,Ltd.。
高分辨率卫星地理处理工具:创建Mosaic数据集指南说明书
High Resolution SatelliteGeoProcessing Toolfor creating Mosaic DatasetsUsage Guide19 October 2016Table of ContentsIntended Audience (3)Purpose (3)Contents of zip file. (3)Installation of zip file. (4)Ikonos GP Tool (4)GP tool Usage (4)Output mosaic dataset configuration notes (5)Intended AudienceThe tools, scripts and data described in this package are intended to enable users of ArcGIS Desktop version 10.4 toare compatible with ArcGIS Pro 1.2, but note that Pro 1.2 has some limitations with regard to viewing the function chains. The details of the chains may not be visible, but the functionality will be applied.The specific satellites that are supported in this version include Geoeye, Ikonos, Pleiades, Spot6, Spot7, Quickbird, Worldview-1, and WorldView-2 satellites.Note that, for most satellites, there are many different products available, based on different processing levels. This workflow presumes the user is working with the basic products (typically “1B”). The products supported by this version are listed in the following table:PurposeThe workflow using this geoprocessing (GP) tool and scripts with documentation in this package provides an example of “best practices” for creating mosaic datasets using high resolution satellite imagery. One key objective with this workflow is to standardize the configuration of spectral bands which are most commonly used, since the satellites use different band order for the blue, green, red, near infrared, and panchromatic bands. The configurations for mosaic datasets output by this tool ensures that users can select true color, color infrared, NDVI, and pan sharpened views from any of the supported satellites.The GP tools provided within the Python tool box will help the user to build and populate mosaic datasets. Based on sensor type, the corresponding GP tool can be used to create the mosaic dataset. The python tool box contains separate GP tools for each satellite: Geoeye, Ikonos, Pleiades, Spot6, Spot7, Quickbird, Worldview-1, and WorldView-2.Contents of zip file.a. DirectoriesThe zip files from ArcGIS Online should be extracted to a working folder, e.g. c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows, creating the subdirectories shown below. For details regarding the contents of each directory, refer to the generaldiscussion of the mosaic dataset Configuration Script (MDCS) in the document titled “MDCS – mosaic dataset Configuration Script Usage Documentation” provided in the Documentation folder.c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Batchfiles\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Logs\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\MD\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Doc\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Parameter\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Scripts\c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows\HighResolution\Tools\Installation of zip file.The zip file attached should be unzipped to a working folder as noted above. The contents and folder structure should be left as is in the zip file. Refer to Contents of zip file above.Example of a particular tool: IKONOSIkonos GP ToolThe Ikonos GP tool provided in the python tool box can be used to build mosaic datasets using Ikonos data. This tool takes as input the geodatabase path, mosaic dataset name and input data path. The GP tool also allows the user to specify a variety of output products to be built. This tool can createMultispectral, Panchromatic and Pansharpened mosaic datasets from the Ikonosimagery specified as input. All mosaic datasets are corrected to top-of-atmosphere reflectance values. The name of the mosaic dataset specified in theMosaic Dataset Name field will be used to create the multispectral mosaicdataset. If either of the other two mosaic datasets are selected, the name willbe appended with the corresponding name of the output product. For example,a panchromatic mosaic dataset will have its name as “<inputMDName>_Pan.GP tool UsageTo use the GP tool, follow these steps below:A.Open ArcGIS.ing the catalog, browse to the working folder (e.g.c:\Image_Mgmt_Workflows) where the contents of the zip file were unzipped.C.Locate the folder named Tools in this working folder.D.Locate the python tool box HighResolution.pyt.Open the GP tool1.Double click on the Ikonos tool.2.Select the output Geodatabase.NOTE: You can also pick an existing mosaicdataset at this point. If you pick a mosaicdataset, the geodatabase is populated, and themosaic dataset name is automatically enteredinto the mosaic dataset field.3.Type in the Mosaic Dataset Name if creating anew mosaic dataset, or pick an existing mosaicdataset in the step above.4.Select the input Folder where the satellite data isstored.5.If overviews are desired, click on the checkbox todefine and build overviews.a.Note if you decide not to build overviewswhen this tool is run, you can run thegeoprocessing tools available in ArcGISat a later time to Define Overviews andBuild Overviews.6.Select the DEM path, if you have a DEM (basedon orthometric1 height) for the project area.This DEM will be used to orthorectify theimagery.a.If you do not have a DEM, the Mosaic Datasets will be created, but the imagery will not beorthorectified.b.Note that elevation data is available from the ArcGIS Online Terrain service (see/elevation). If using the terrain service, it is recommended to export a localcopy of the elevation data for your full project area based on the available resolution.7.Click on at least one of the output products –“Multispectral” generates a mosaic dataset with all spectralbands included; “Pansharpen” creates a mosaic dataset of visible and near infrared bands, withpanchromatic sharpening applied when the resolution of the requested view is finer than the resolution of the multispectral bands; and “Panchromatic” creates a mosaic dataset containing only the panchromaticband.8.Click OK to continue.As noted above, this example focuses only on the Ikonos GP tool. Usage of tools to create source mosaic datasets including imagery from other satellites would require similar actions.Output mosaic dataset configuration notesThe resulting mosaic dataset(s) will be configured according to Esri’s recommended best practices for data from high resolution satellites. Key details follow:1.The coordinate system of the mosaic dataset will be set to Web Mercator Auxiliary Sphere. Note this is onlythe projection used to manage the footprints and create the overviews. It does not affect the projection of the source data, and the mosaic dataset may be viewed or analyzed in any desired projection.1 Note: If your DEM is referenced to ellipsoidal height, you will need to convert it to orthometric height for use with this tool. See help documentation here for conversion from orthometric height to ellipsoidal, and note that you’ll need to reverse the instructions.2.The default mosaic method will be set to “By Attribute” using the “Date” field, such that the newest imagerywill be displayed on top.3.Dynamic Rangea.Data values from the high resolution sensors are stored as 16 bit signed integers, and scaled to arange of [0..10,000].4.Raster Functions are provided in the \Parameter\RasterFunctionTemplates folder, and some or all of thesewill be added as Processing Templates for the mosaic dataset, depending on which output options are selected.5.The raster functions applied to the output mosaic datasets include the Apparent Reflectance function. Thisshould work properly for the satellite products listed in Table 1 above, but it is always possible that users may acquire a collection of data that is missing the expected Sensor Gain and Bias values for each spectral channel. If this occurs, the Apparent Reflectance function will fail, and the script will not complete the output mosaic dataset. In this case, if desired, the user may modify the *.rft.xml files in.\HighResolution\Parameter\RasterFunctionTemplates\ to remove the Apparent Reflectance function, but back up all files before beginning.If you are uncertain regarding the product type andprocessing level of your satellite data, you can reviewProperties by right-clicking the Raster Product file (seethe icon that shows a satellite overlaid on araster) in ArcCatalog and look for Properties/KeyMetadata/Product Name:。
MosaicPro 操作手册
MosaicPro高级影像镶嵌模块通过LPS打开MosaicPro1.在ERDAS IMAGINE 图标面板点击LPS图标,打开LPS Project Manager。
2.选择File->Open,或点击图标,打开Block File Name对话框。
3.在Block File Name对话框中,选择laguna.blk。
4.点击OK按钮,测区laguna.blk显示在LPS Project Manger。
在MosaicPro中添加并显示影像1.点击Mosaic图标,打开Start Ortho Mosaicking对话框。
2.在下拉列表框中选择MosaicPro并点击OK,弹出MosaicPro 视窗和Elevation Source对话框。
3.在Elevation Source 对话框中点击DTM File按钮。
4.点击图标,打开DTM File对话框。
5.在DTM File对话框中选择影像文件laguna_reference_dem.img。
6.在DTM File对话框中点击OK。
7.在Elevation Source对话框中点击OK,关闭该对话框,同时弹出Add Images对话框。
8.点击Compute Active Area按钮。
9.点击OK,关闭Add Image对话框,同时弹出MosaicPro 视窗。
10.点击影像列表中每个影像前的Vis框,然后选择View->Show Rasters或点击Displayraster images图标,在视窗中显示栅格影像。
生成并编辑镶嵌线1.在MosaicPro视窗中,点击Seamlines Generation Options图标,打开SeamlineGeneration Options对话框。
2.选择Most Nadir Seamline并点击OK。
3.使用放大工具将需要手工添加镶嵌线的区域放大。
4.选择Create Polygon工具,视窗中的光标变为十字光标。
2012-03 MOSAIC SCADA OPC配置手册V1.2
MOSAIC SCADAOPC配置手册Document NumberAuthor Charles LauEffective Date 2012-04-10This document and its contents remains the property of MOX Products Pty Ltd.This document is uncontrolled when printed目录Contents1. 文档目标 (4)2. OPC配置的主要组成部分 (4)3. OPC Server配置 (4)3.1. 安装OPC Server插件 (4)3.2. 注册OPC Server (4)3.3. 配置mosman(sysman)文件 (5)3.4. 测试OPC Server进程 (5)4. OPC Client配置 (8)4.1. Point的建立 (8)4.2. 通讯配置 (11)4.3. 查看OPC Client通讯情况 (16)5. DCOM配置 (17)5.1. 操作系统用户名建立 (17)5.2. 防火墙设置(Server与Client均设置) (17)5.3. DCOM配置1(Server与Client均配置) (19)5.4. DCOM配置2(Server配置) (22)5.5. 本地安全策略配置(Server与Client均配置) (23)1.文档目标本文档对MOSAIC SCADA系统提供的OPC功能配置步骤进行介绍,OPC可实现MOSAIC与其它上、下位软件的PC to PC的通讯功能。
2.OPC配置的主要组成部分OPC的配置主要由以下三部分组成:(1) 将MOSAIC配置成Server,通过其它OPC Client可以访问MOSAIC;(2) 将MOSAIC配置成Client,访问其它OPC Server的数据;(3) 局域网PC to PC的DCOM配置3.OPC Server配置3.1. 安装OPC Server插件从FTP上下载“OPC Data Access Components”并按照默认配置进行安装。
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3.1 示意图组配置对话框介绍 ............................................................................... 49 3.2 示意图分组窗口 ............................................................................................... 49 3.3 指定示意图到对应的组窗口 ........................................................................... 50 4. 示意图编辑器..................................................................................................... 52 4.1 示意图编辑器介绍 ........................................................................................... 52 4.2 绘图范围 ........................................................................................................... 53 4.3 图层的管理 ....................................................................................................... 53 4.4 绘图操作 ........................................................................................................... 55 4.5 工具栏介绍 ....................................................................................................... 57 4.6 基本图形介绍 ................................................................................................... 59 5. 图形关联属性..................................................................................................... 63 5.1 增加基本的属性 ............................................................................................... 63 5.2 动作属性 ........................................................................................................... 71 5.3 事件属性 ........................................................................................................... 76 5.4 属性优先权 ....................................................................................................... 78 6. 单元库编辑器..................................................................................................... 78 7. 单元库关联属性................................................................................................. 80 7.1 添加属性 ........................................................................................................... 80 7.2 单元实体 ........................................................................................................... 81 7.3 配置动态属性 ................................................................................................... 82 第五章 报警系统............................................................................................................. 84 1. 报警系统设置..................................................................................................... 84 2. 添加报警信息表................................................................................................. 84 3. 为设备属性添加属性条件................................................................................. 85 4. 报警查看............................................................................................................. 87 5. 事件查看............................................................................................................. 89 第六章 历史趋势............................................................................................................. 90 1. 定义信号点的历史配置..................................................................................... 90 2. 配置趋势组......................................................................................................... 91 3. 趋势查看............................................................................................................. 93 附:联系方式.......................................................................................................................... 95
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MOSAIC Suite 软件简介 .................................................................................... 3 软件安装配置 ....................................................................................................... 5 Windows 安装 ....................................................................................................... 6 授权管理和配置 ................................................................................................... 8 系统启动与停止 ........
NVIDIA MOSAIC CONTROL DISPLAYS 应用说明书
DA-06849-001_v02 | May 2013 Application NoteDOCUMENT CHANGE HISTORYDA-06849-001_v02Version Date Authors Description of Change01 May 1, 2013 AP, SM Initial Release02 May 3, 2013 AP, SM Minor edits to the “Multi-GPU Mosaic” sectionTABLE OF CONTENTS Overview (1)Control GPU Selection (2)Single GPU Mosaic (2)Multi-GPU Mosaic (3)Configuring the Control Display (4)Mosaic and Control GPU Selection (9)LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1. Mosaic and Control Display (1)Figure 2. Control Display with 3 Display Mosaic on Quadro K5000 (2)LIST OF TABLES Table 1. GPUs by Family (9)A control display is added to an NVIDIA ® Mosaic technology system to provide anadditional display for managing or controlling applications on the main display surface. In general you configure the control display to be the Windows Primary and then configure applications to run on the Mosaic.Figure 1.Mosaic and Control DisplayWhen running the Control Display from an additional graphics processing unit (GPU), you can configure the system to boot on the control display by placing the board in the correct PCI slot, or selecting the control GPU as the boot option in the system’s SBIOS.MosaicControl DisplaySINGLE GPU MOSAICFor a single GPU Mosaic (display driver R319 + higher) connect one of the ports on the card to the control display. For example, on a NVIDIA Quadro® K5000 which has 4 ports you can drive a 3 display Mosaic with a control display.This feature only works on the NVIDIA® Kepler™ family of Quadro® GPUs.Figure 2. Control Display with 3 Display Mosaic on Quadro K5000Control GPU SelectionMULTI-GPU MOSAICWhen using multi-GPU Mosaic the control display must be connected to a GPU which is not part of the MOSAIC group. The control display GPU needs to be a Quadro from the same product generation, but does not need to match the GPUs driving the multi-GPUMosaic. As an example, if the Mosaic GPUs are Quadro K5000’s the Quadro K600 would be a recommended control GPU. If the Mosaic GPU’s are Quadro 6000’s a Quadro 600 would be the recommended control GPU.CAUTION: Control GPUs must be Quadro GPUs of the same generation as theMosaic GPUs. See: the “Mosaic and Control GPU Selection” Section for moreinformation. NVIDIA® NVS™ or NVIDIA® GeForce® GPUs cannot be used as controlGPUs.The control display is configured much like any other display in the system, although it must be enabled after creating the Mosaic.1.Verify all displays are connected and visible form the Set Up Multiple Displayssection of the NVIDIA Control Panel.2.Configure the Mosaic. Select Set Up Premium Mosaic and Create newconfiguration.3.Select the desired Mosaic Topology, in this case 1×2.4.Select the Displays. Make sure not to select the control display.5.Arrange the displays in the Mosaic either by clicking and dragging the green squaresinto the topology, or type the display number into the box on the topology. Choose Apply and finish the set up wizard.6.Enable the Control Display in the Set Up Multiple Displays section of the NVIDIAControl Panel or with the Windows Display Control Panel. Normally, the control panel should be selected as the Windows primary by right clicking the displayidentifier and selecting Make Primary.The Control GPU and Mosaic GPU need to both be from the same GPU family. You can select any GPU in the family to be the control, but it is recommended that the control GPU have a lower model number from the Mosaic. Table 1 maps the recommended control GPU to the GPU running the Mosaic.Table 1. GPUs by FamilyGPU’s by Family Recommended Control GPUKeplerQuadro K600Quadro K5000Quadro K4000Quadro K2000 and Quadro K2000DQuadro K600FermiQuadro 600Quadro Plex 7000Quadro 6000Quadro 5000Quadro 4000Quadro 2000 and Quadro 2000DQuadro 600NoticeThe information provided in this specification is believed to be accurate and reliable as of the date provided. However, NVIDIA Corporation (“NVIDIA”) does not give any representations or warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of such information. NVIDIA shall have no liability for the consequences or use of such information or for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use. 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SE-600中文操作手册
数字视频切换台SE-600快速入门指南目录警告及注意事项 (2)附件清单 (3)介绍 (3)产品特点 (4)连接和控制 (5)前面板 (5)音频输入电平 (9)后面板 (11)特效 (13)尺寸 (25)规格 (26)服务与支持 (27)警告和注意事项1. 使用前,请先仔细阅读操作使用说明书,并请好好保存说明书。
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HP SmartStream Designer与HP Mosaic和HP Collage 产品说明书
HP SmartStream Designer With HP Mosaic and HP CollageA software plug-in for Adobe® InDesign® or Adobe Illustrator®, HP SmartStream Designer makes it possible to personalize any job with images, text and designs, for maximum impact. It has an easy to-use interface and can be easily integrated with over a dozen third-party dynamic applications. It also features rich database logic and preflight capabilities.HP MosaicHP SmartStream Mosaic is variable design technology software provided withHP SmartStream Designer. It enables the creation of one-of-a-kind products fora memorable customer experience. Since its launch in 2014, it has helped renownedbrands like Coca-Cola, Planters Peanuts and Budweiser create millions of colorfuldesigns, each one of them unique.Using a patent-pending algorithm, HP Mosaic can generate virtually unlimited variations ofa seed pattern by using scaling, transposition and rotation.HP CollageHP SmartStream Collage is a new variable data tool available as part of HP SmartStream Designer. Like HP Mosaic, it can create large numbers of unique items, each with one-of- a-kind artwork. But unlike HP Mosaic, users begin the creative process by defining the basic components, or seed elements, that will be part of each and every variation.Users can control for variables like repetition, rotation and size, as well as the overlap and overall scattering of the elements. Control for overlap and overall scattering of the elements. This flexibility allows brands to retain control over the visual identity and assure brand integrity, while maximizing creative freedom.• H arness the power of variable data printing (VDP).• C reate one-of-a-kind products for a memorable customer experience.• P roduce mass customization and personalized campaigns.• E nable unique, engaging experiences for your customers— and their customers.Share with colleaguesTo find out more, visit /go/smartstreamdesigner • Rules-based variable data• HP Mosaic• HP Collage• S ecurity solutions, such as micro-text, micro QR, security fonts, Guilloché• Edge Printing and Spine Printing• E nables packing HPD for fast expansion on HP PrintOS Composer and Composer ServerIn addition, it can integrate with third-party solutions, such as:• Maps / geolocation• Personalized URLs• Barcode generationHP SmartStream Designer for Adobe InDesign• Mac OS X versions 10.13 or 10.14, Java JDK 10• Microsoft Windows 10, Java JRE 10• Minimum 16GB memory• Adobe InDesign CC 2019 64bit HP SmartStream Designer for Adobe Illustrator • Mac OS X versions 10.13 or 10.14, Java JDK 10• Microsoft Windows 10, Java JRE 10• Minimum 16GB memory • Adobe Illustrator CC 2019 64bit© Copyright 2018 HP Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.4AA6-4597EEW, November 2018Technical specifications。
MosaicPro 操作手册
MosaicPro高级影像镶嵌模块通过LPS打开MosaicPro1.在ERDAS IMAGINE 图标面板点击LPS图标,打开LPS Project Manager。
2.选择File->Open,或点击图标,打开Block File Name对话框。
3.在Block File Name对话框中,选择laguna.blk。
4.点击OK按钮,测区laguna.blk显示在LPS Project Manger。
在MosaicPro中添加并显示影像1.点击Mosaic图标,打开Start Ortho Mosaicking对话框。
2.在下拉列表框中选择MosaicPro并点击OK,弹出MosaicPro 视窗和Elevation Source对话框。
3.在Elevation Source 对话框中点击DTM File按钮。
4.点击图标,打开DTM File对话框。
5.在DTM File对话框中选择影像文件laguna_reference_dem.img。
6.在DTM File对话框中点击OK。
7.在Elevation Source对话框中点击OK,关闭该对话框,同时弹出Add Images对话框。
8.点击Compute Active Area按钮。
9.点击OK,关闭Add Image对话框,同时弹出MosaicPro 视窗。
10.点击影像列表中每个影像前的Vis框,然后选择View->Show Rasters或点击Displayraster images图标,在视窗中显示栅格影像。
生成并编辑镶嵌线1.在MosaicPro视窗中,点击Seamlines Generation Options图标,打开SeamlineGeneration Options对话框。
2.选择Most Nadir Seamline并点击OK。
3.使用放大工具将需要手工添加镶嵌线的区域放大。
4.选择Create Polygon工具,视窗中的光标变为十字光标。
MOSAIC安装过程
MOSAIC安装过程1、在WINDOW2003系统上运行MOSAIC安装程序。
2、覆盖安装目录下的SERVICE目录、SchematicRepository目录,将sysman.cfg,mosaicenv文件复制到MOSAIC/bin/目录下。
3、共享/usr目录,开放可读可写权限。
4、修改WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/DRIVER/ETC/HOST.INI文件,加入其他服务器、客户端计算机及IP。
6、将MOSAIC的相关服务置为手动,不让它自动启动。
7、修改core数据库中的HostT表中的计算机名,dispatch中的DbHostT 表中的计算机名,与本机计算机名一致。
8、检查dispatch中的RuningT表。
9、在服务管理器中设置Mosaic_startup服务的启动用户名和口令,与机器用户名和密码一致。
10、在服务管理器中手动启动MOSAIC先关服务。
11、在BASH下用SYSMAN -d产看服务运行状态12、启动MOSAIC DESKTOP.13、Core库中的LicenceDeviceT中查看服务器名、MAC地址,id使用的是MAC地址后四位,利用MOD_MAC修改本机MAC地址。
14、dispatch数据库、RunningT中修改画面服务器名称,改为本机机器名。
关于MOSAIC 上位机系统启动的相关事宜1、如果监控中心断电,服务器重新启动该如何做?服务器重新上电,启动服务器用Xmanage登陆SERVER1,进入命令行模式,执行操作如下:licmgr 回车(启动管理)sysserv 回车mosaic_start 回车启东mosaic相关服务并查看进程管理器,对进程进行监视,知道Dispatch等服务运行起来,查看authoris授权服务、CtProc、licproc等进程手动启动报表服务LicCtr 回车正常情况下每年需要手动启动一次,断电后需要重新启动SERVER2上需要启动前三项即,licmgr 回车(启动管理)sysserv 回车mosaic_start 回车2、web服务器如果发生故障怎么办?需要修改每一台计算机上的sysman.cfg,mosaicenv,对服务器进行重新指向,可以知道任意一台计算机中,另外需要把画面全部复制到那台计算机中。
机器表presso-Mosaic系列说明书
MACHINE EXPRESSO - GAMME MosaicESPRESSO MACHINES - Mosaic RANGEEMail:*********************:0033388492040D O C U ME N T A T I O N T E C H N I Q U E T E C H N I C A L D O C U M E N T A T I O N E d i t i o n 03/2008.CARACTERISTIQUES GENERALES GENERAL FEATURES01.00SCHEMA D'INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION SCHEME02.00SCHEMA DE PRINCIPE MOSAIC (sauf barista HP)SKELETON SCHEME MOSAIC (not barista HP)03.00SCHEMA DE PRINCIPE MOSAIC barista HPSKELETON SCHEME MOSAIC barista HP04.00CABLAGE DE PUISSANCEWIRE SCHEME05.00/05.20COMMUTABILITECOMMUTATION06.00/06.10SCHEMA HYDRAULIQUEHYDRAULIC SCHEME07.00IMPLANTATION ELECTRIQUEELECTRIC SETTING UP08.00PLATINE TRIAC(S)TRIAC PLATE09.00ENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 8,5LBOILER 8,5L10.00ENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 11LBOILER 11L11.00ENSEMBLE POMPEPUMP SET12.00BLOC DISTRIBUTEURDISTRIBUTOR BLOCK13.00/13.10DEBITMETRE(S)FLOWMETER14.00BASSINELLEPAN15.00ENSEMBLE GROUPEBREWHEAD SET16.00BIBERONS EAU CHAUDE/VAPEURHOT WATER / STEAM TAPS17.00COUPE 1 ET 2 TASSES1 &2 CUPS FILTER HOLDER18.00CHASSISFRAMEWORK19.00/19.20ENSEMBLE CARROSSERIEBODY SET20.00/20.10VALISE PIECES DETACHEESSAFETY SPARE PARTS CASE21.00SCHEMA DE BRANCHEMENT HARTWALLHARTWALL SCHEME 22.00 RENEKA INTERNATIONALSOMMAIRESUMMARYSPARE PARTSTECHNICAL DOCUMENTATIONPIECES DETACHEESDOCUMENTATION TECHNIQUERENEKA INTERNATIONAL 1 groupe Caractéristiques généralesMosaic Mosaic Bistro Mosaic Barista AlimentationMonophasée Monophasée Monophasée Monophasée triphasée Tension230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 400V - 50/60 Hz Puissance de chauffe2100 W 3100 W3100 W 3100 W 4700W Intensité maxi par phase10,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 8 Amp Chaudière4,5 L 8,5 L 8,5 L 11 L 11 L Echangeurs thermiques1 x 40 cl2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl Pompe rotative100 l/h 100 l/h 100 l/h 120 l/h 120 l/h Remplissage automatique de la chaudièreOui Oui Oui Oui Oui Protection de l'élément de chauffeOui Oui Oui Oui Oui Manomètre doubleOui Oui Oui Oui Oui Robinet vapeur11222Robinet eau chaude11111Gestion de la chauffe par pressostatOui Oui Oui Non Non Gestion de la chauffe asservie électroniquement et triacNon Non Non Oui Oui Normes CEOui Oui Oui Oui Oui Dimensions (LxHxP) mm430 x 500 x 510550 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510Poids 48kg 50kg 65kg 65kg 65kg1 groupFeaturesMosaic Mosaic Bistro Mosaic Barista PowerMonophasée Monophasée Monophasée Monophasée triphasée Voltage230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 230V - 50/60 Hz 400V - 50/60 Hz Heating element power2100 W 3100 W 3100 W 3100 W 4700W Max installed power10,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 14,5 Amp 7,5 Amp Boiler4,5 L 8,5 L 8,5 L 11 L 11 L Heat exchanger1 x 40 cl2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl 2 x 40 cl Rotary pump100 l/h 100 l/h 100 l/h 120 l/h 120 l/h Automatic boiler fillingyes yes yes yes yes Security against lack of wateryes yes yes yes yes Double gaugeyes yes yes yes yes Steam tap11222Hot water tap11111Heating control by pressure switchyes yes yes no no Heating control by temperature probe and static relayno no no yes yes Standards CEyes yes yes yes yes Dimensions (WxDxH)430 x 500 x 510550 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510710 x 500 x 510Weight 48kg 50kg 65kg 65kg 65kgMosaic Barista HP 2 groupes2 groups 01.10CARACTERISTIQUES GENERALES 230VGENERAL FEATURES 230VMosaic Barista HP.TUBE P .V.C.Ø16LG :1700PVC Ø100N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarksD1Débitmètre groupe 1 Flowmeter brewhead 1D2Débitmètre groupe 2 Flowmeter brewhead 2T1Sonde de niveau Level probeT2Sonde de sécuritéSecurity probeY1E.V. groupe 1 S.V. brewhead 1Y2E.V. groupe 2 S.V. brewhead 2Y4E.V. chaudière S.V. boilerR1Relais 200/240VPower relay 200/240V9006578P Pompe PumpF1FusibleFuse T 3,15 A9008429E1Electronique 230VElectronic 230V9213963I1Interrupteur M/AMainswitch on/off9003763CN6Connection RS 232Connexion RS 232Comptabilisateur ouinterface HartwallCounter of Hartwall interfaceRENEKA INTERNATIONAL03.00SCHEMA MOSAIC (sauf barista HP)SCHEME MOSAIC (not barista HP)N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarksD1Débitmètre groupe 1 Flowmeter brewhead 1D2Débitmètre groupe 2 Flowmeter brewhead 2T1Sonde de niveau Level probeT2Sonde de sécuritéSecurity probeS1Sonde de températureTemperature probe9209004Y1E.V. groupe 1 S.V. brewhead 1Y2E.V. groupe 2 S.V. brewhead 2Y4E.V. chaudière S.V. boilerR1 R2Relais 200/240VPower relay 200/240V9006578P Pompe PumpF1FusibleFuse T 3,15 A9008429E1Electronique 230VElectronic 230V9213964I1Interrupteur M/A opaleMainswitch on/off9003763CN12Connection RS 232Connexion RS 232Comptabilisateur ouinterface HartwallCounter of Hartwall interfaceRENEKA INTERNATIONAL04.00SCHEMA MOSAIC barista HPSCHEME MOSAIC barista HP.N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1Arrivée eau réseau Water supply2Filtre Filter3Pompe Pump4Clapet anti-retour caféAnti return valve coffee5Bloc distributeur Distribution block6Ecoulement Drain7Soupape 11 bar Valve 11 bar8Manomètre double Double gauge9Clapet anti-retour remplissage Anti return valve filling10Chaudière Boiler11Elément de chauffe Heating element12Robinet vapeur Steam tap13Soupape 1,5 bar et et purgeur d'air combiné14Pressostat Pressure switch15Groupe injection Brewhead16Distributeur porte buses Nozzle holder distributor17BuseNozzle D. 0,7 mm18E.V. caféCoffee S.V.19Led de contrôle débitmètre Flowmeter control led20Débitmètre Flowmeter21Thermoplongeur Heat exchanger22Sonde de niveau Level probe23Sonde sécuritéSecurity probe24Robinet eau chaude Hot water tap25E.V. de remplissage Filling S.V.26BuseNozzle D. 1 mm27Robinet de vidange chaudière Boyler drain tap28Sonde de températureTemperatue probeuniquement mosaic baristaHPRENEKA INTERNATIONAL07.00SCHEMA HYDRAULIQUEHYDRAULIC SCHEME08.00N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1ELECTRONIQUE 3D5 2GR XLC 230VELECTRONIC9213963MOSAIC (sauf barista HP)MOSAIC (not barista HP)1ELECTRONIQUE 3D5 3GR XLC (triac)ELECTRONIC9213964MOSAIC barista HPMOSAIC barista HP2SONDE DE TEMPERATURETEMPERATURE PROBE9209004MOSAIC barista HPMOSAIC barista HP3RELAIS DE PUISSANCEPOWER RELAY90065782x sur machine tri2x on machines tree phases4VIS TCB CRUCIFORME M 4-16 INOXSCREW TCB M 4-16 STAINLESS STEEL90010575INTERRUPTEUR MARCHE/ARRETMAINSWITCH ON/OFF9003763Sans voyantWithout led7BORNIER 5 POLESPOWER CONN. BLOCK92090208SERRE CABLECABLE CLAMP24010829CABLE D'ALIMENTATION MONO 16 Amp.ELECTRIC SUPPLY WIRE9010755Machines monophaséesSingle phase machines9CABLE D'ALIMENTATION TRIPHASEELECTRIC SUPPLY WIRE 3 PHASES9010758Machines triphaséesThree phases machines10PRESSOSTATPRESSURE SWITCH9005050MOSAIC (sauf barista HP)MOSAIC (not barista HP)30CABLAGE DE PUISSANCE POWER WIRING31CABLAGE DE COMMANDE 230V COMMAND WIRING 230V32CABLAGE SONDES PROBES WIRING33CABLAGE DE COMMANDE TRIAC(S) TRIACS COMMAND WIRING34CABLAGE DEBITMETRESFLOWMETERS WIRINGRENEKA INTERNATIONALIMPLANTATION ELECTRIQUEELECTRIC SETTING UP09.00N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1VIS TCB CRUCIFORME INOX M 4-12SCREW M4X12 STAINLESS STEEL90010592RELAIS STATIQUE (TRIAC)RELAY (TRIAC)92090003JOINT THERMIQUETHERMIC TRANSFERT92089994ECROU LAITON M4BRASS NUT M490012725SUPPORT TRIACTRIAC SUPPORT9213053RENEKA INTERNATIONALPLATINE TRIAC(S)TRIAC PLATEN°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1CHAUDIERE 8,5LBOILER S 8,5L92147022SONDE DE NIVEAU D3.L80 CPLTLEVEL PROBE D3 L80 CPLT90104903SONDE DE NIVEAU D3.L150 CPLTLEVEL PROBE D3 L150 CPLT90104914MANOMETRE DOUBLEDOUBLE GAUGE90047205ELEMENT 2 EPINGLES 3100W/230VHEATING ELEMENT92153666JOINT FIBREO-RING90018247RACCORD TE REX 1/4 M 8,2-8,2-6,2NUT TE REX 1/4 M 8,2-8,2-6,290014288TUBE PURGEURAIR RELIEF TUBE90033259TUBE ALIMENTATIONWATER INLET TUBE921200110BOUCHON 1/8 MPLUG 1/8M920150511RACCORD DBLE 3/8M-1/4M SORTIE DOUBLE COUPLING 3/8M 1/4M900163612THERMOPLONGEURHEAT EXCHANGER921200613TUBE ENTREE THERMOPLONGEURSHEAT EXCHANGER INLET TUBE921200014SOUPAPE 1.5 BARSAFETY VALVE 1,5B921343715TUBE PRESSOSTAT PRESSURE SWITCH TUBE921200316COUDE SO 1/4F - 1/4MELBOW 1/4F 1/4M900156217PRESSOSTATPRESSURE SWITCH900505018TUBE MANO/CHAUDIERESTEAM PRESSURE GAUGE TUBE921200919TUBE VIDANGE CHAUDIEREBOILER DRAIN TUBE9212002RENEKA INTERNATIONALENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 8.5LBOILER 8.5L10.00.N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks20TUBE EAU CHAUDEHOT WATER TUBE921200721TUBE VAPEUR GAUCHELEFT STEAM TUBE921200822PURGEUR SORTIE LATERALEAIR RELIEF VALVE900528923RACCORD 3/8F-1/4M COOPLING 3/8F 1/4M900163924ECROU 3/8NUT 3/8900157325TUBE MANOMETRE PRESSION POMPEPUMP PRESSURE GAUGE TUBE921201026ECROU H INOX 8NUT H inox 8900128227SUPPORT CHAUDIEREBOILER SUPPORT921300028VIS CHC M 8-25 INOX STAINLESS STEEL SCREN M8 25900115329TUBE VAPEUR DROIT MOSAIC 700RIGHT STEAM TUBE MOSAIC 7009212011RENEKA INTERNATIONALENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 8,5LBOILER 8,5L10.00N°Désignation Designation Référence Part number Remarques Remarks 1CHAUDIERE 11L BOILER S 11L 92147032SONDE DE NIVEAU D3.L80 CPLT LEVEL PROBE D3 L80 CPLT 90104903SONDE DE NIVEAU D3.L150 CPLT LEVEL PROBE D3 L150 CPLT 90104914MANOMETRE DOUBLEDOUBLE GAUGE9004720ELEMENT 2 EPINGLES 3100W/230VHEATING ELEMENT9215366ELEMENT 2 EPINGLES 4700W/230VHEATING ELEMENT92153676JOINT FIBREO-RING 90018247RACCORD TE REX 1/4 M 8,2-8,2-6,2 NUT TE REX 1/4 M 8,2-8,2-6,2 90014288TUBE PURGEUR AIR RELIEF TUBE 90033259TUBE ALIMENTATION WATER INLET TUBE 921200110TUBE VAPEUR DROIT MOSAIC 700HP RIGHT STEAM TUBE MOSAIC 700HP 921201211RACCORD DBLE 3/8M-1/4M SORTIE DOUBLE COUPLING 3/8M 1/4M 900163612THERMOPLONGEUR HEAT EXCHANGER 921200613TUBE ENTREE THERMOPLONGEURS HEAT EXCHANGER INLET TUBE921200014SOUPAPE 1.5 BAR SAFETY VALVE 1,5B 921343715TUBE PRESSOSTAT PRESSURE SWITCH TUBE 921200316COUDE SO 1/4F - 1/4M ELBOW 1/4F 1/4M 900156217PRESSOSTAT PRESSURE SWITCH 900505018TUBE MANO/CHAUDIERE STEAM PRESSURE GAUGE TUBE 921200919TUBE VIDANGE CHAUDIEREBOILER DRAIN TUBE 92120025 RENEKA INTERNATIONAL 11.00ENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 11LBOILER 11L.N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks20TUBE EAU CHAUDEHOT WATER TUBE921200721TUBE VAPEUR GAUCHELEFT STEAM TUBE921200822PURGEUR SORTIE LATERALEAIR RELIEF VALVE900528923RACCORD 3/8F-1/4M COOPLING 3/8F 1/4M900163924ECROU 3/8NUT 3/8900157325TUBE MANOMETRE PRESSION POMPEPUMP PRESSURE GAUGE TUBE921201026ECROU H INOX 8NUT H inox 8900128227SUPPORT CHAUDIERE BOILER SUPPORT921300028VIS CHC M 8-25 INOX STAINLESS STEEL SCREN M8 25900115329SONDE DE TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE PROBE9209004RENEKA INTERNATIONAL11.00ENSEMBLE CHAUDIERE 11LBOILER 11LN°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1MOTEUR POMPE MOSAIC 230VPUMP MOTOR MOSAIC 230V92178532ECROU H INOX 6NUT 690012793RONDELLE PLATE ACIER ZINGUE 6STELL FLAT WASHER 690013164SILENBLOCPUMP SILENTBLOC90018015FILTRE TOILE NYLON CONIQUENYLON FILTER90073106RACCORD PORTE FILTRE 3/8FFILTER HOLDER COUPLING 3/8F92173097JOINT PLATFLA ORING90017428RACCORD DBLE MALEDOUBLE COUPLING MALE90016539JOINT TORIQUEO RING900184630TUBE TRESSE LG 3/8F-3/8F LG2000FLEXIBLE TUBE900530731TUBE TRESSE LG 450FLEXIBLE TUBE9005246RENEKA INTERNATIONALENSEMBLE POMPEPUMP SET12.00N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1BLOC DISTRIBUTEUR COMPLET (sans vanne)COMPLETE DISTRIBUTION BLOCK (without valve)90050092JOINT SUR SIEGE DE CLAPETO-RING90050733JOINT PLATFLAT GASKET90050724JOINT SUR SIEGE DE SOUPAPE 11BGASKET90050745JOINT TORIQUEO-RING90050756BOUCHON 1/8 MALEPLUG 1/8 M9001465RENEKA INTERNATIONAL13.00BLOC DISTRIBUTEURDISTRIBUTOR BLOCKN°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1BLOC DISTRIBUTEUR COMPLET (sans EV)DISTRIBUTION BLOCK complete (without valve)90050092EV 2 VOIES 230V/50-60HZ AVEC JOINTSSV 2 WAYS 230V/50-60Hz with ORINGS9003435MACHINE 230V3VIS CHC M 4X10SCREW90011734BOUCHON 1/8 MALEPLUG 1/8 M90014656BUSE PASTILLE D 0,7 mmNOZZLE D 0,7 mm90013377JOINT TORIQUEORING90018299TUBE ALIMENTATIONWATER INLET TUBE921200110CLAPET ANTI-RETOURANTI RETURN VALVE900833611ECROU PLAT 1/8FLAT COUNTER NUT 1/8900156912COUDE SO 1/8 NICKELE FRAISEELBOW 1/8M900138813RACCORD 1/4M-1/8MREDUCER 1/4M-1/8M900839320TUBE TRESSE LG450FLEXIBLE TUBE900524621TUBE MANOMETRE PRESSION POMPEPUMP PRESSURE GAUGE TUBE921201022TUBE ALIM. S/BLOC FILLING TUBE921200523TUBE ALIM.GROUPE FLOWMETER INLET TUBE921200424TUBE SILICONE D 6/9COFFEE OUTLET HOSE D 6 X9900526625TUBE SORTIE SOUPAPE 11BSAFETY VALVE OUTLET TUBE9203343RENEKA INTERNATIONAL13.10CIRCUIT DE DISTRIBUTIONDISTRIBUTION NETWORKN°Désignation Designation Référence Part number Remarques Remarks 1DEBITMETRE FLOWMETER 92189542RACCORD 1/4M-1/8M COUPLING 1/4M-1/8M 90083933JOINT PLAT FIBRE FLAT GASKET 90017394BUSE PASTILLE D 0,7 mm NOZZLE D 0,7 mm 90013375ECROU DE TIRAGE 1/4 - 8SCREW NUT 1/4 - 890015416BICONE CU 1/4-8COPPER BICON 1/4 - 890015317ECROU MALE LONG SO 8-1/4NUT MALE SO 8-1/490016728BAGUE DE SERRAGE SO 8 RING 90015469ENTRETOISE FEMELLE/FEMELLE BRACE FEMALE/FEMALE 900138110RONDELLE PLATE 4 X 10WASHER 9001326SUPPORT DEBITMETRE FLOWMETER SUPPORT 92030481gr SUPPORT DEBITMETRE FLOWMETER SUPPORT 92030482gr 12VIS CHC M 4X10SCREW 900117313RONDELLE NYLON WASHER 900130314VIS CHC M 4X10 INOX SCREW 900117320DEBITMETRE FLOWMETER 921895421TURBINE DE DEBITMETRE FLOWMETER TURBINE 900357922JOINT SUR TETE DE DEBITMETRE O-RING FOR FLOWMETER 900186723VIS TCB CRUCIFORME M 4-16 INOX SCREW TCB M 4-16 STAINLESS STEEL 9001057TUBE ALIM. DEBITMETRES FLOWMETER TUBE 92033621gr TUBE ALIM. DEBITMETRES FLOWMETER TUBE 92033632gr TUBE TEFLON ALIM. BLOC D6-4 LG 500 TUBE D6/4 (the meter)9011053ECROU DE SERRAGE SO 1/8 - 6SCREW NUT 1/8 - 6 90014812X BAGUE DE SERRAGE SO 1/8 - 6FERRULE 1/8 - 6 90014822X DOUILLE D'APPUI SO 1/8 - 6 PIPING NOZZLE 1/8 - 6 90014832X TUBE TEFLON D6-4 vers chaudière TUBE D6/4 (the meter)9010806gauche : LG 350mm left : 350mm TUBE TEFLON D6-4 vers chaudière TUBE D6/4 (the meter)9010694droite : LG 470mm right : 470mm ECROU DE SERRAGE SO 1/8 - 6SCREW NUT 1/8 - 6 90014812X BAGUE DE SERRAGE SO 1/8 - 6FERRULE 1/8 - 6 90014822X DOUILLE D'APPUI SO 1/8 - 6PIPING NOZZLE 1/8 - 690014832X 32 RENEKA INTERNATIONAL 14.00DEBITMETRESFLOWMETER ASSEMBLY313011N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1BASSINELLE "S" PERCEEPAN "s"92025002COUVERCLE BASSINELLEPAN COVER90039963RACCORD D'EVACUATIONDRAIN COUPLING92015034ECROU 3/8NUT 3/890015735COLLIER DIAM.20 mmRING90013966TUBE PVC ARMEPVC TUBE900525110VIS A TOLESCREW - STEEL900120320TUBE SILICONE D 4X7SILICON TUBE D 4 X 79005268RENEKA INTERNATIONAL15.00BASSINELLEPANN°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks GROUPE MOSAICBREWHEAD92123001ENJOLIVEUR GROUPE BREWHEAD EMBELLISHER92134732ISOLATION GROUPE BREWHEAD INSULATION92134723JOINT DE COUPE CARREO RING91011454JOINT TORIQUE 48,9 X 2,62 70SHO RING90018275DIFFUSEURDIFFUSER92134716DOUCHE DEMONTABLEDISMOUNTABLE SHOWER90034707VIS DE GROUPE EPAULLEESCREW92110918GOUPILLE ELASTIQUE 6-4.5 L.10PIN 6-4.5 L.1092110029VIS TETE BOMBEE HC M 4-12 INOXSCREW M4-12 SS900104110CORNIERE GROUPE BREWHEAD CORNER921301011RACCORD 1/4M-1/8MCOUPLING 1/4M-1/8M900839312JOINT TORIQUEO RING900182913RESISTANCE 25 WHEATER 25WATTS921347514EV 3 VOIES 230V/50-60HZ AVEC JOINTSSV 3 WAYS 230V/50-60Hz with ORINGS900825715ECROU H M4 LAITONNUT M4 BRASS900127216VIS CHC M 3-8 INOXSCREW M 3-8 SS900117117CONNECTEURSOLENOID VALVE CONNECTOR900777518VIS TCB CRUCIFORME INOX M 4-8SCREW M 3-8 SS900105819SUPPORT GROUPE ENTRETOISE BREWHEAD FIXING921302120TUBE EJECTION VANNEDUMP TUBE900531721TUBE ALIM. GROUPE BREWHEAD INLET TUBE921200422TUBE SILICONE D 4/7 (m)SILICONE TUBE900526823VIS CHC M 4X10 INOXSCREW M 4X10 SS900117324COUVERCLE GROUPE MOSAIC CHROME BREWHEADCHROMED COVER921000125MEMBRANE TACTILE 5 LEDSMENBRANE 5 KEYS9213706GRAISSE A ROBINET ALIMENTAIREGREASE FOR TAP/RENEKA INTERNATIONALENSEMBLE GROUPEBREWHEAD16.00N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1'ENSEMBLE VAPEURSTEAM TAP ASSEMBLY92177132'ENSEMBLE EAU CHAUDEHOT WATER TAP ASSEMBLY92177121BOUTON ROB A LEVIER MOSAICLEVER TAP KNOB92180302ROBINET EAU/VAP. ROTATIF NG.STEM / HOT WATER TAP92177023JOINTO-RING92117394JOINT PLAT SUR ROB A LEVIERFLAT RING92117415BIBERON VAPEUR COMPLET MOSAICSTEAM ARM ASSEMBLY92136966ISOLATION BIBERON VAPEURSTEAM ARM INSULATION92118107JOINT PLAT SUR BIB VAP MOSAICFLAT RING STEAM ARM92117408EMBOUT BIBERON VAPEUR MOSAICSTEAM ARM NOZZLE92118919BIBERON EAU CHAUDE COMPLETHOT WATER ARM ASSEMBLY921369710DIFFUSEUR EAU CHAUDEHOT WATER DIFFUSER9001890RENEKA INTERNATIONALDETAIL ROBINETTAP DETAIL17.00N°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1PASSOIRE 1 TASSE 7 GRSIEVE 1 CUP 7GR90039472COUPE NUE MOSAICFILTER HOLDER MOSAIC92161513RESSORT DE BLOCAGESPRING90077444BEC 1 TASSE CHROME1 CUP NOZZLE900629341ENS. COUPE 1 T MOSAICFILTER HOLDER SET 1T MOSAIC92153101PASSOIRE 2 TASSES 14 GRFILTER SIEVE 2 CUPS 14GR90039442COUPE NUE MOSAICFILTER HOLDER MOSAIC92161513RESSORT DE BLOCAGESPRING90077444BEC 2 TASSES CHROME2 CUPS NOZZLE900629442ENS. COUPE 2T MOSAICFILTER HOLDER SET 2T MOSAIC9215311LOCTITE 2701 FLACON 250MLLOCTITE 2701 - 250ML9002351ENSEMBLE COUPE 1TFILTER HOLDER SET 1TENSEMBLE COUPE 2TFILTER HOLDER SET 2TRENEKA INTERNATIONAL18.00ENSEMBLE COUPE 1T/2TFILTER HOLDER SETN°DésignationDesignationRéférencePart numberRemarquesRemarks1BAC 540 BOTTOM FRAME PLATE 54092130012ANNEAU 540FRAME CORNER 54092130023ANNEAU 700FRAME CORNER 70092130244RENFORT-SUPPORT GROUPE BREWHEAD STIFFENING PLATE92130045PILLIER STIFFENING PLATE92130056FIXATION ANNEAUFRAME CORNER CONNECTION92130037SUPPORT MANOMETRE GAUGES SUPPORT92130098SUPPORT ELECTRONIQUE MAINBOARD SUPPORT92130159SUPPORT BORNIER CONNECTOR SUPPORT921301610BAC 700 MOSAIC BOTTOM FRAME PLATE 700921299411ACCROCHE BAC MOSAIC 700FRAM FIXING MOSAIC 700921299312EQUERRE SUPPORT TABLETTE P/TASCUP HOLDER CORNER921301913PASSE FILS 18/10CABLE CLAMP 18/109216717RENEKA INTERNATIONAL19.00CHASSIS barista + barista HPFRAMEWORK barista + barista HP。
ROHO MOSAIC 座椅用户手册说明书
s h a p e f i t t i n g t e c h n o l o g y®Intended Use2Important Safety Information2-3Parts Detail3Cushion Instructions:Cushion Inflation4-5Cover PlacementCushion PlacementHand CheckTroubleshooting6Storage, Disposal and RecyclingCleaning and Disinfecting7Product Specifications8Limited WarrantyEspañol9Français17Deutsch25Italiano33Nederlands41Dansk49Svenska57Norsk65Suomi73Português81ROHO products may be covered by one or more U.S. and foreign patents and trademarks, including ROHO, shape fitting technology and MOSAIC.© 2017 ROHO, Inc.Rev. 12/15/2017The ROHO® MOSAIC Cushion (MOSAIC) is an adjustable, air-filled, segmented-design wheelchair support surface and is intended to conform to an individual’s seated shape to provide skin/soft tissue protection. There is a weight limit of 315 lbs. (143 kg), and the cushion must be properly sized to the individual.ROHO, Inc. recommends evaluation by a clinician who is experienced in seating, positioning and mobility: 1) to determine whether the cushion is appropriate for the individual; and 2) to determine whether a solid seat platform is recommended if using the cushion on a sling-seat wheelchair.ROHO medical products are intended to be part of an overall care regimen. ROHO, Inc. recommends that a clinician make product recommendations based upon an evaluation of the individual’s medical and therapeutic needs and overall condition.Warnings:-Skin/soft tissue breakdown can occur due to a number of factors, which vary by individual. Check skin frequently, at least once a day. Redness, bruising, or darker areas (when compared to normal skin) may indicate superficial or deep tissue injury and should be addressed. If there is any discoloration to skin/soft tissue, STOP USE immediately. If the discoloration does not disappear within 30 minutes after disuse, immediately consult a healthcare professional.-DO NOT use the product on top of, or in conjunction with, any other products or materials, unless otherwise indicated in this manual. Doing so may cause the individual to become unstable and vulnerable to falling. If your cushion feels unstable, see T ROUBLESHOOTING or consult with a clinician for proper usage.-DO NOT place any obstructions (except for a ROHO-provided cushion cover) between the individual and the cushion. Doing so will reduce product effectiveness.-The cushion and the cover MUST be compatible sizes and MUST be used as directed in this manual.IF THEY ARE NOT: 1) The benefits provided by the cushion may be reduced or eliminated, increasing the risk to skin or to other soft tissue, and 2) the individual may become unstable and vulnerable to falling.-DO NOT use the cushion as a water flotation device (e.g., a Life Preserver). It will NOT support you in water.-If you are unable to perform any tasks described in this manual, seek assistance by contacting your clinician, equipment provider, distributor, or ROHO, Inc.-DO NOT expose the cushion to any source of high heat, including heating pads. Exposure to high heat will accelerate aging and damage the product; the benefits provided by the cushion may be reduced or eliminated, increasing the risk to skin or to other soft tissue.-DO NOT expose the product to high heat, open flames or hot ashes. Testing or certification claims, including for flammability, may no longer apply to this device when it is combined with other products or materials. Check testing and certification claims for all products used in combination with this device.-Keep the cushion away from sharp objects.-Changes in altitude may require adjustment to the cushion.- A cushion that has been in temperatures < 32º F / 0º C may exhibit unusual stiffness. See T ROUBLESHOOTING . -DO NOT use the inflation valve as a handle for carrying or for pulling the cushion. Carry your cushioning device by the cushion base or by the carrying handle on the cover.-Using a pump, cover, or repair kit, other than those provided by ROHO, Inc., may void the product warranty. -DO NOT modify the cushion or any components. Doing so may result in damage to the product and will void the warranty.-Periodically, check components for damage and replace if necessary. See T ROUBLESHOOTING .To order replacement parts, contact your equipment provider or ROHO, Inc.Product RegistrationCardHand Pump Operation ManualCushion Inflation:1. Overinflate the cushion:a. Slide the hand pump nozzle over the inflation valve. Open the inflation valve.b. Inflate the cushion until all of the air cells feel firm.c. Close the inflation valve and remove thehand pump.2. Carefully follow the instructions for COVER P LACEMENT .Cover Placement:Note: Keeping a cover on your cushion will help to protect the cushion components. A cover will also help to keep the air cells together, which may aid in slide board transfers.3. Place the cushion inside the cover:a. Unfold the cover.b. Insert the cushion.c. Close the zipper.Note: When covered, the cushion should lie flat on the chair (non-skid material on the bottom).4. Carefully follow the instructions for C USHION P LACEMENT and H AND C HECK . See the next page.cushion should be at the Proper Cushion Inflation Setting.c. Close the inflation valve.Warnings:-Make sure that there is at least ½ in. (1.5 cm) of air supporting the individual's lowest bony prominences.-After setting up the cushion the first time, check inflation frequently, at least once a day. Follow the Hand Check instructions above.For additional assistance, contact your equipment provider, distributor, or ROHO, Inc.Not Holding Air Inflate the cushion. Inspect the inflation valve and hose for damage. Confirmthat the inflation valve is completely closed. Look for holes in the cushion. Ifvery small holes or no holes are visible, follow the instructions in the RepairKit provided with your product. For inflation valve or hose damage, or for largeholes or leaks in the cushion, see the Limited Warranty supplement, or contactCustomer Care.Not Able To Inflate or Deflate the Cushion Confirm that the inflation valve is open. Inspect the inflation valve and hose for damage.Uncomfortable or Unstable Confirm that:-the inflation valve is in the front, on the left side of the seated individual.-the cushion is not underinflated or overinflated.-the cushion cells and the top of the cover are facing up.-the cushion is centered beneath the individual.-the cushion is properly sized to the individual and the wheelchair.Allow the individual at least one hour to adjust to the cushion.The Cushion Slides on the Wheelchair Make sure the non-skid bottom of the cushion cover is facing away from the individual. Use directional labels on the cushion and on the cover to orient the cushion. Use hook and loop fasteners to further secure the cushion to the wheelchair.The Cushion is Stiff If the cushion has been in temperatures lower than 32° F (0° C) and exhibitsunusual stiffness, allow the cushion to warm to room temperature. Component is Damaged Contact Customer Care for replacement.Storage: Clean and disinfect the product before storing. Open the inflation valve. Store the product in a container that protects the product from moisture, contaminants and damage.Disposal: The components of the products in this manual are associated with no known environmental hazards when properly used and when disposed of in accordance with all local/regional regulations. Incineration must be performed by a qualified, licensed waste management facility.Recycling: Contact a local recycling agency to determine recycling options for the product. For more recycling information, contact ROHO, Inc.Warning: Cleaning and disinfecting are separate processes. Cleaning must precede disinfection. Before use by a different individual: clean, disinfect, and check product for proper functioning.Warning: Follow all manufacturer bleach container and germicidal disinfectant safety guidelines.Cover Care: Remove hook fastener pieces from bottom of cover prior to cleaning and disinfecting. Wash with like colors.To Clean the Cover: Remove the cover. Machine wash in cold water (30°C) with milddetergent, gentle cycle, or wipe clean with neutral detergent and warm water. Tumble dry low.To Disinfect the Cover: Hand wash in cold water (30°C) using 1 part household liquid bleach per 9 parts water. Keep the product wet with the bleach solution for 10 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Or machine wash in hot water (60°C). Tumble dry low.Cushion Care Cautions:-Valve(s) must be closed. DO NOT allow water or cleaning solution to enter the cushion. -DO NOT machine wash or sanitize the cushion or machine dry the cushion.-Use of the following may cause damage to the cushion: abrasives (steel wool, scouring pads); caustic, automatic dishwasher detergents; cleaning products that contain petroleum or organic solvents, including acetone, toluene, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK), naphtha, dry cleaning fluid, adhesive remover; oil-based lotions, lanolin, or phenolic-based disinfectants; ozone gas; ultraviolet light cleaning methods.To Clean the Cushion: Remove the cover, close valve(s) and place in a large sink. Hand wash, using mild liquid hand soap, hand dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, or a multipurpose detergent (Follow product label instructions.) Gently scrub all cushion surfaces, using a soft plastic bristle brush, a sponge or a cloth. Rinse with clean water. Air dry. DO NOT expose to direct sunlight.To Disinfect the Cushion: Repeat cleaning instructions, using 1 part household liquid bleach per 9 parts water. Keep the product wet with the bleach solution for 10 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Air dry. Note About Sterilization: High temperatures accelerate aging and will damage the product assembly. ROHO products are not packaged in a sterile condition, nor are they intended or required to be sterilized prior to use. If institution protocol demands sterilization: First, follow the cleaning and disinfecting instructions; then, open the inflation valve and use the lowest possible sterilizing temperature, but not to exceed 60°C (158°F),for the shortest time possible. DO NOT autoclave.1:9+orMaterials:-Cushion: Flame-retardant PVC film (made without DEHP). Inflation valve: nickel-plated brass.-Standard Cover: two-way stretch top, spacer fabric sides, with a zipper located in the back of the cover; and a non-skid bottom with hook and loop fasteners to help secure the cushion in the chair. Refer to cover care label for material content. -Heavy Duty Cover: two-way stretch, fluid-resistant top and sides, with a zipper located in the front of the cover; and a non-skid bottom with hook and loop fasteners to help secure the cushion in the chair. Refer to cover care label for material content.Sizing(all measurements are approximate)DW x D in.W x D cm MOSAIC 161616¼ x 16¼41.5 x 41.5MOSAIC 161816¼ x 18¼41.5 x 46.5MOSAIC 171717¼ x 17¼44.0 x 44.0MOSAIC 181618¼ x 16¼46.5 x 41.5MOSAIC 181818¼ x 18¼46.5 x 46.5MOSAIC 201820¼ x 18¼51.5 x 46.5Cell Height Range: 2½ - 3 in. (6.5 - 7.5 cm)Width (W) and Depth (D) measured edge to edge;includes a ½ in. (1 cm) perimeterCushion expected lifetime: 5 yearsLimited Warranty Term from the date the product was originally purchased: MOSAIC, 12 months. The warranty does not apply to punctures, tears, burns, or misuse, nor does it apply to the removable cover. See also the Limited Warranty supplement provided with your product, or contact Customer Care.。
摩暹专业CCD微镜相机Moticam PRO系列说明书
MOTICAM PROP R O F E S S I O N A L C C D M I C R O S C O P Y C A M E R A S ****************************************************************MOTICAM PROThe Moticam PRO series contains 12 models withdifferent SONY ICX sensor resolutions and technicalcharacteristics, providing users with a wide varietyof options to choose from.It includes Colour CCD imaging sensors forconventional microscopy techniques, MonochromeCCD imaging sensors for low luminosity micros-copy and Peltier cooled CCD Colour and Mono-chrome imaging sensors for fluorescence micros-copy. The cameras are assembled and tested to thehighest standards in the clean room at our factory.All Moticam PRO cameras come with the univer-sal c-mount thread and are connected to the PCvia a USB 2.0 port. The Moticam PRO Seriescomes with the well known and user-friendlyMotic Images Plus 2.0 analyzing software (multi-language). Additionally with any Moticam PRO,the sophisticated Motic Images Advanced 3.2 issupplied free of charge. Furthermore the MoticTWAI N drivers, Direct Show drivers (via ourwebsite) and the SDK are included with thesoftware package of the Moticam PRO.3 ********************************Peltier Cooling deviceWhen using a camera for a long time, the sensor gets warmer and warmer. When using long exposure times, it becomes more sensitive to noise and this can be seen in the captured image. With our Peltier mechanism, the sensor is cooled down up to 10°C below ambient temperature (ambient = the temperature inside the camera case). Peltier Cooled cameras are therefore recommended for fluorescence applications.Live readoutThe cooled version of the Moticam PRO features a built-in sensor arrays that allows the user to see live updated information on the Sensor and Ambient Temperature, as well as the Relative Humidity inside the casing. Thus eliminating the possibility of condensation brought on by rapid cooling. Additionally the user can set a “Target Temperature”.Colour and MonochromeColour cameras use a RGB primary colour mosaic filter on the chip. The distribution is standard; 25% Red, 50% Green and 25% Blue. Most of the time when working in fluorescence only one colour is revealed; therefore not allowing all available pixels to receive information. Just imagine seeing a blue image through the eyepieces, this means that only 25% of the total pixels are receiving and distributing information.The Monochrome cameras do not have any colour filter and therefore each pixel records the amount of light it sees. It does not transmit any information on the colour of the sample to the computer. For these reasons mono-chrome cameras can definitely be considered when working with fluorescence. You will have better chances of capturing low light samples when using the full capacity of the pixels in the chip. Of course colour is important in fluorescence, but this can be added at a later stage with software.********************************5MODELSONY SENSOR SENSOR SIZE PIXEL SIZE RESOLUTIONICX205AKICX205AL1/2”4,65 x 4,651360 x 1024MOTICAM PRO205ABCDICX285AQICX285AL2/3”6,45 x 6,451360 x 1024MOTICAM PRO285ABCDICX252AQ1/1.8”3,45 x 3,452080 x 1542MOTICAM PRO252ABICX282AQ2/3”3,40 x 3,402580 x 1944MOTICAM PRO282ABNOMENCLATUREMonochrome Colour Peltier cooled High speed ********************************6Motic Images Plus 3.2This software contains all functions of our well-known Motic Images Plus 2.0 software plus much more. Its main features are:CaptureAuto Capture Video recording Measurements What makes Motic Images Advanced 3.2 software a more sophisticated version are the following features: segmentation, multi-focus and assembly.SegmentationThe superior counting module allows you to perform manual segmentations by using a histogram (colour), grey scale or by selecting the size. You can create in one sample different groups, which will be highlighted in different colours. After the segmentation has been performed, you will have information about the area in square µm, perimeter, width, height and much more details. The results of the segmentation can be exported in an excel file for further analysis.AssemblyThis module can be used for creating a single overview image out of multiple separate images . The software recognizes any overlapping and corrects this automatically. This software is specially designed for users who wish to have an overview of the complete sample, while working at a higher magnification.Multi FocusThe multi-focus module can be used to capture up to 100 images taken at different focusing levels. The software will automatically recognize the parts that are in focus in each image and assemble them into a new file. The result is a single image that is completely in focus.* Motic Images Advanced 3.2 is available in English language and is only compatible with PC.Automated counting Creating reports Image comparison AmalgamationMotic Images Advanced 3.2 - SegmentationMotic Images Advanced 3.2 - SelectionMotic Images Advanced 3.2 - AssemblyMotic Images Advanced 3.2 - Counting ********************************Hardware• Sony ICX CCD imaging sensor• Motic control, processing & imaging boards• Built-in 4 frame buffer*• Built-in FPGA processor*• TTL trigger port*• Schott BG-40 filter• CS/C mount (c-ring provided)• USB2.0 data mini port (usb cable provided)• Universal power supply (for cooled cameras only)• Peltier cooling device (for cooled cameras only)• Cooling up to 10 degrees below ambient with temperature readout* Unlockable with SDK integrationSoftware• Motic Images Plus application software• Motic Images Advanced application software for Windows computer only*• Twain drivers• Motic SDK• Motic Direct Show drivers• Motic MI Devices live imaging module with live calibration grid,scale cross and scale bars* Available through free downloadMinimum computer specifications• Intel 1GHZ• 1GB RAM• USB 2.0• Windows XP (SP3)• Macintosh OSX********************************Moticam Pro 205A & 205BMoticam Pro 282A & 282BMoticam Pro 285CMoticam Pro 205C &205DMoticam Pro 252A & 252BConnection of multiple devices at the same time (Selection of the active device)Region Object Interest (manual selection)Manual / Automatic AutomaticSet Method, color balance ajustment Gain / Offset / Enhance / GammaSFC / JPG / BMP / TIFF / DCM (Available on Motic Advanced 3.2)Manual +/- 10 (RGB)Live window in real timeInvert / Gray / Emboss / Red / Green / Blue / Red reverse / Green reverse / Blue reverse 0 /10+/- 104 LevelsLive Images, Horizontal and Vertical (user configurable)User configurableX e Y distances (select position)Single capture / Auto capture / Video Capture Only avalaible with cooled camerasInternal Sensor with target window (Sensor temp / Ambient temp / Ambient humidity / Dow point)Available options Video Device ROI function Exposure time Full screen White Balace Image adjustments Storage Format Background Balance Color correction Histogram Filters Live Image Edge detection Sharpness Remove Noise Scale Grid Scale Cross Record parameters Cooled Enable Cooled Cameras9 ********************************10Colour ********************************Peltier Monochrome Monochrome Peltier11********************************DE | EN | ES | FR | IT | PT | RUM o t i c I n c o r p o r a t i o n L i m i t e d C o p y r i g h t © 2002-2012. A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . M a y 2012M o t i c i s a c e r t i f i e d I S O 9001, I S O 14001 a n d I S O 13485 c o m p a n y . D e s i g n e d i n B a r c e l o n a (S p a i n )********************************。
Evolis Mosaic打印机说明书
STANDARD PRINTER FEATURESSOFTWARECARD SPECIFICATIONSPrinter design:Evolis Mosaic for remote supervision of the printer • 100-card input hopper capacity (0.76 mm - 30 mil)• Compact printer for desktop environment (embedded PC board), easy integration and • Slot for manual insertion of exceptional designs • Color touch-screen display secure communication• 50-card output hopper capacity (0.76 mm - 30 mil)Print technology:Supported Operating System (Client side):• Internal reject tray/rear hopper capacity: 10 cards (0.76 mm -• Direct-to-card• Windows 30 mil)• Dye-sublimation/resin thermal transfer • Mac • Feeder card thickness: 0.50 to 1.25 mm (20 to 50 mil), Print capability:• Linux gauge adjustment• One-or two-sided printing, edge-to-edge • Android • Manual insertion slot card thickness: 0.50 to 0.76 mm Print resolution:• IOS(20 to 30 mil)• 16 million colorsSupported devices (Client side):Card types accepted:• Standard mode: 300x300 dpi (dots per inch)• Desktop • ISO 7810 format, Type ID 1, CR-80 size Printing performance (dual-side):• Laptop • 85.6 x 53.98 mm (3.370" x 2.125")• Monochrome (KO/KO): 24 s per card • Tablet • PVC, Composite PVC• Color YMCKO-K: 32 s per card• SmartphoneEmbedded PC:Communication protocols:PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS• Broadcom BCM2837B0, Cortex-A53, 64-bit SoC @ • TCP/IPPhysical dimensions (H x W x D):1.4GHz, 1 GB LPDDR2 SDRAM and Micro SD format • 247 x 211 x 392 mm (9.72’’ x 8.07’’ x 15.51’’)Interface:PRINTER RIBBON SPECIFICATIONSWeight:• Ethernet TCP-IP, 10BaseT, 100BAseT (Traffic Led)The Issengo is designed to work only with Evolis• 6.3 kg (13.23 lbs)Safety:High Trust ® ribbons.Electronic requirements:• Electromechanical locking system To maximize the quality and durability of printed • Power supply: 100-240 Volts AC, 50-60 Hz • Support for Kensington® security lock cards, the lifespan of the print head and the overall • Printer: 24 Volts DC• Data encryption SSL/TLS printer reliability, use Evolis High Trust ® ribbons.• Password protection• Automatic ribbon identification OPERATING ENVIRONMENT• Kineclipse ® process for masking the residual data • Low ribbon/end of ribbon graphical notification• Min / Max operating temperature: 15° / 30° C (59° / 86° F) left on the printing ribbon • Delivered in a drop-in cassette for intuitive • Humidity: 20% to 65% non-condensingUser-friendly operation: installation and easy handling• Min / Max storage temparature: -5° / +70° C (23° / 158° F)• Full front operation• Ribbon saver for monochrome printing • Storage humidity: 20% to 70% non-condensing • Graphical notifications from the LCD touchscreen: • Recyclable supply cores and cassette• Operating ventilation: free aircleaning alerts, empty/low level ribbon alerts, etc.• Recycled packaging • Easy to reach on/off buttonRibbon capacity:CERTIFICATIONS / COMPLIANCES• Easy to access technical parts thanks to side • YMCKO: 300 prints/roll• Standby mode & reduced energy consumption • Drop-in cassette with easy handling • YMCKO-K: 200 prints/roll (dual-sided)• CE, FCC, ICES, EAC • Operator replaceable print head • 1/2 YMCKO: 400 prints/roll • RoHSWarranty:• 1/2 YMCKO-KO: 250 prints/roll• Recyclable packaging• 2-year warranty on printer 1• KO: 600 prints/roll• 2-year warranty on original print head (unlimited • Black monochrome ribbon: up to 2,000 prints/rollINCLUDED WITH THE PRINTERpasses)1(ribbon saver)• Warranty booklet• Warranty extension program• Monochrome ribbons: 1,000 prints/roll• Starter cleaning kit • Ethernet cable 3mENCODING OPTIONSY=Yellow, M=Magenta, C=Cyan, K=Black Resin • Conformity certificate - paper sheet • Magnetic stripe encoder ISO 7811, track 1, 2 and 3O=Overlay, S=Silver• Power supplyhigh and low coercivity, stripe down (0,76mm - • Power cord (region specific)cards only)• Magnetic stripe encoder JIS Type II• ISO 7813 smart card contact station for 3rd party external contact encoder• Contact smart encoder - PC/SC, EMV 2011-1• Contactless ISO 14443A, B, ISO 15693, MIFARE, DESfire, HID iCLASS• Other specific encoders upon request • Options can be combined• Factory-installed or installed on-siteISSENGOCard printer specifications©2022 Evolis. All rights reserved. All information, specifications or graphics are subject to change without prior notice. All trademarks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners. 02/2022. KB-ISG1-1078-ENG-A4-A01 Warranty subject to observance of specific conditions and use of Evolis High Trust® ribbons。
MOSAIQ用户手册(中文)_2012.11.23
ELEKTA INSTRUMENT LIMITED MOSAIQ使用手册该手册仅供参考,具体操作以实际情况为准!目录1.MOSAIQ登录和密码修改 (3)1.1.登录MOSAIQ (3)1.2.注销MOSAIQ账户 (3)1.3.密码更改 (3)2.登记新病人 (3)2.1.登记新病人 (3)2.2.打开病人 (5)2.3.病人头像照片导入 (5)2.4.打印病人条码 (6)3.添加处方和诊断信息 (7)3.1.添加诊断信息 (7)3.2.添加诊疗方案 (9)3.3.添加放疗处方 (9)4.添加治疗射野 (15)4.1.添加单个治疗野 (15)4.2.删除射野 (17)4.3.添加多个治疗射野 (18)4.4.治疗射野审批 (18)5.导入计划 (19)5.1.导入RTP计划 (19)6.添加治疗排程 (20)6.1.治疗排程 (20)6.2.剂量测定 (22)7.治疗时间预约 (24)7.1.预约新病人 (24)7.2.修改病人预约 (26)8.执行治疗 (30)9.常见问题 (30)1.MOSAIQ登录和密码修改1.1. 登录MOSAIQ进入Windows系统后,双击打开桌面MOSAIQ的图标,即可进入MOSAIQ。
在主界面登录窗口中输入用户名和密码,登录MOSAIQ软件。
1.2. 注销MOSAIQ账户如果需要登出或者更换其它用户登录MOSAIQ,请点击软件右上角的图标登出。
1.3. 密码更改点击“File”,在菜单中选择“Login”,在出现的登录(Staff Login)界面中单击“Password”。
录入“Present password”(当前密码),重复录入两次新密码后,即可修改密码。
2.登记新病人2.1. 登记新病人点击“File”,在菜单中选择“Register New Patient”登记在“登记新病人”窗口中填写病人对应信息,并点击“继续”。
其中“Last姓”、“First 名”、“Birth Date出生年月”、“MR#”编号、“Gender性别”,必须填写。
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在电脑(上位机)的监控画面中添加一个模拟量数据的显示,例如要添加“1#生物池空气流量”的显示。
创建图形画面:第一步:在系统主界面工具栏中选择“窗口”项,再选择“示意图浏览器”。
第二步:选中“开发”项
下一步:选中要添加图象的目标示意图,然后右键单击“锁定”。
(这时的“编辑“是无效的)
下一步:弹出锁定示意图确认对话框,直接点击“确定”
下一步:再次右键目标示意图,这时“编辑”可用,选中即可进入到编辑界面。
下一步:进入到编辑画面后,从左边的图库中选中要添加的图元,拖放到相应的位置;也可以手动绘制图形。
这里我们要显示“1#生物池空气流量”,所以用一个文本框显示;先放置一个文本框Lable如下图:
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注:要实现图形能显示实时现场数据的变化,则要使用“图形关联属性”实现图形的动态化。
下一步:在文本框中放置两个文本,这两个文本是用来显示名称和数值;名称属于静态文本不连接数据库,数值文本要连接数据库实现动态显示。
例如数据文本初始时候显示“####”,当从数据库读出数据或数据库数据发生变化时,就显示当前数据库数据。
放置文本的方法是在工具栏中选中“A”如下图:在文本框中拖拽添加文本的方框并输入要显示的内容。
完成后如下图:
到此画面的创建完成了,接下来是画面和数据库变量的链接,只有连接到数据库后才能实时的显示当前现场的数据信息,因为现场数据的采集是通过数据库完成的,所有的现场数据都存储到了数据库中。
链接数据库
首先:右键要连接到数据库的文本“###”(就是要显示数据的那个文本),单击“添加元素细节”随之弹出对话框:
下一步:右键“单个元素”,单击“添加数据库元素”
下一步:为添加的数据库元素选择数据库、表和记录:
选择一个数据库,通常是scada数据库
选择一个表,通常是Ana(模拟量), Dig(数字量), Control(控制)or Equip
点击来从表中选择一个记录
选择“记录”时,单击记录右边的,弹出下图对话框:取消中间“位置”处的对勾。
1.选中位置栏中的4#站;
2.选中设备栏中的1#生物池空气流量;
3.单击“选择”
此时SQL处的查询语句自动生成。
下一步:给数据库元素添加一个测试链接,右键数据库元素,单击“增加测试连接”。
下一步:配置测试连接------添加数据库文本,操作完成,保存并关闭退出编辑窗口。
如果不想保存之前的操作,在关闭编辑窗口时弹出的对话框中选择“NO”即可。
图形关联属性-----开关量状态显示
图形可以连接到任何一个数据库的元素(通常是一个点或者是一个设备),当元素改变状态或者是值的时候可以执行不同的功能;例如一个长方形可以在一个开关量点值为1的时候变为绿色,开关量点值为0时变为红色;或者一个模拟量的值超过一个限值时,开始闪烁。
首先创建图形:和之前的方法一样。
下一步:右键图形,选中“添加元素细节”,右键“单个元素”选中“增加数据库元素”,选择数据库、表和记录。
如图:
为数据库元素添加测试连接:右键数据库元素,选中“增加测试连接”,如下图:
一个开关量要添加两个测试条件以对应开关量的0和1。
测试连接“成员”选择“CS”
为两个测试条件增加我们想要实现的动态功能:完成后保存并关闭编辑窗口。
控制现场设备------模拟量
添加一个文本,右键该文本-→“添加元素细节”,在弹出窗口中右键“单个元素”-→“增加数据库元素”,右键数据库元素-→“增加测试连接”成员选中“value”,右键测试连接-→“设定数据库文本”、“增加事件”
控制现场设备------开关量
添加控制按钮,右键-→添加元素细节-→“增加事件附加”按下图配置相关信息。
其中“值”这一项时当控制按钮按下时传送到现场设备控制箱的数据。
保存并关闭。
增加趋势查看
添加一个图形(例如按钮图形),右键-→“添加元素细节”,右键-→“增加动作”,行动类型选择“趋势”。
配置趋势信息如下图:数据库选择scada,表选择Ana,成员选择Eng,最后选择需要的记录元素。
这里选择的数据库变量点的属性要做出如下的配置(历史配置):。