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ABClonal Rat IL-1 beta ELISA Kit RK00009说明书

Rat IL-1beta ELISA KitCatalog NO.:RK00009version:2.0This package insert must be read in its entirety beforeusing this productIntroductionThe kit is a sandwich enzyme immunoassay for in vitro quantitative measurement of IL-1beta in rat serum,plasma,cell culture supernatants.Principle of the AssayThis assay employs the quantitative sandwich enzyme immunoassay technique.An antibody specific for rat IL-1beta has been pre-coated onto a microplate.Standards and samples are pipetted into the wells and any IL-1beta present is bound by the immobilized antibody.After washing away any unbound substances, and then a detection antibody specific for IL-1beta is added to the wells and binds to the combination of capture antibody IL-1beta in sample.Following a wash to remove any unbound combination,and enzyme conjugate is added to the wells. Following incubation and wash steps,a substrate solution is added to the wells and color develops in proportion to the amount of IL-1beta bound in the initial step.The color development is stopped and the absorbance is measured.Material Provided&Storage ConditionsUnopened kits can be stored at2-8°C for1year,and opened products must be used within1month.Part Size Cat.No.Storage ofopened/reconstituted materialAntibody Coated Plate 8×12RM00064Put the unused slats backin the aluminum foil bagwith the desiccant andreseal them.They can bestored at2-8°C for1month.Standard Lyophilized 2vials RM00061It is not recommended touse again afterredissolving.Concentrated BiotinConjugate Antibody(100×)1×120ul RM00062Store at2-8°c for1month*Streptavidin-HRP Concentrated(100×)1×120ul RM00063Store at 2-8°c for 1month *Standard/SampleDiluent (R1)1×20mL RM00023Store at 2-8°c for 1month *Biotin-Conjugate AntibodyDiluent (R2)1×12mL RM00024Streptavidin-HRP Diluent(R3)1×12mL RM00025WashBuffer(20x)1×30mL RM00026TMB Substrate1×12mL RM00027Stop Solution1×6mL RM00028Plate Sealers4Strips Specification 1Other Supplies Required1.Microplate reader capable of measuring absorbance at450nm,with the correction wavelength set at630nm or570 nm.2.Pipettes and pipette tips.3.Deionized or distilled water.4.Squirt bottle,manifold dispenser,or automated microplatewasher.5.Incubator.6.Test tubes for dilution of standards and samples.Precautions1.Any variation in diluent,operator,pipetting technique,washing technique,incubation time or temperature,and kitage can cause variation in binding.2.Variations in sample collection,processing,and storagemay cause sample value differences.3.Reagents may be harmful,if ingested,rinse it with anexcess amount of tap water.4.Stop Solution contains strong acid.Wear eye,hand,andface protection.5.Please perform simple centrifugation to collect the liquidbefore use.6.Do not mix or substitute reagents with those from other lotsor other sources.7.Adequate mixing is particularly important for good result.Use a mini-vortexer at the lowest frequency.8.Mix the sample and all components in the kits adequately,and use clean plastic container to prepare all diluents.9.Both the sample and standard should be assayed in duplicate,and reagents should be added in sequence in accordance with the requirement of the specification.10.Reuse of dissolved standard is not recommended.11.The kit should not be used beyond the expiration date onthe kit label.12.The kit should be away from light when it is stored orincubated.13.To reduce the likelihood of blood-borne transmission ofinfectious agents,handle all serum,plasma,and other biological fluids in accordance with NCCLS regulations.14.To avoid cross contamination,please use disposablepipette tips.15.Please prepare all the kit components according to theSpecification.If the kits will be used several times, please seal the rest strips and preserve with desiccants.Do use up within2months.16.This assay is designed to eliminate interference by otherfactors present in biological samples.17.Until all factors have been tested in this assay,thepossibility of interference cannot be excluded.18.The48T kit is also suitable for the specification.Sample Collection&StorageThe sample collection and storage conditions listed below are intended as general guidelines.Sample stability has not been evaluated.Samples containing the correlated IgG as in this kit may interfere with this assay.Cell Culture Supernatant:Remove particulates by centrifugation. Assay immediately or aliquot and store samples at≤-20°C. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.Serum:Use a serum separator tube(SST)and allow samples to clot for30minutes at room temperature before centrifugation for15 minutes at1000x g.Remove serum and assay immediately or aliquot and store samples at≤-20°C.Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.Plasma:Collect plasma using EDTA or Heparin as an anticoagulant. Centrifuge for15minutes at1000×g within30minutes of collection.Assay immediately or aliquot and store samples at ≤-20℃.Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles.(Note:Citrateplasma has not been validated for use in this assay.)Note:It is suggested that all samples in one experiment be collected at the same time of the day.Avoid hemolytic and hyperlipidemia sample for serum and plasma.Reagent PreparationBring all reagents to room temperature before use.If crystals have formed in the concentrate,Bring the reagent to room temperature and mix gently until the crystals have completely dissolved.Standard-Reconstitute the Standard Lyophilized with 1.0mL Standard/Sample Diluent(R1).This reconstitution produces a stock solution of8000pg/mL.Mix the standard to ensure complete reconstitution and allow the standard to sit for a minimum of 15minutes with gentle agitation prior to making dilutions. Use the8000pg/mL standard stock to produce a dilution series (below)with Standard/Sample Diluent(R1).Mix each tube thoroughly and change pipette tips between each transfer(recommended concentration for standard curve:4000,2000,1000,500,250,125,62.5,0pg/mL).Use diluted standards within 60minutes of preparation.Working Biotin Conjugate Antibody -Dilute 1:100of Concentrated Biotin Conjugate Antibody (100x)with Biotin-Conjugate Antibody Diluent (R2)before use,for example:Add 20μL of Concentrated Biotin Conjugate Antibody (100x)to 1980μL Biotin-Conjugate Antibody Diluent (R2)to prepare 2000μL Working Biotin Conjugate Antibody Buffer.Working Streptavidin-HRP -Dilute 1:100of Concentrated Streptavidin-HRP (100x)with Streptavidin-HRP Diluent (R3)before use,for example:Add 20μL of Concentrated Streptavidin-HRP (100x)to 1980μL Streptavidin-HRP Diluent (R3)Std 250μL 250μL 250μL 250μL 250μL 250μL 250μL 250μL 1000pg/mL R11000μL 8000pg/mL 250μL 4000pg/mL 250μL 250pg/mL 250μL 500pg/mL 250μL 125pg/mL 250μL 2000pg/mL 250μL 62.5pg/mL 250μL 0pg/mLto prepare2000μL Working Streptavidin-HRP Buffer.Wash Buffer-If crystals have formed in the concentrate,warm to room temperature and mix gently until the crystals have completely dissolved.Dilute1:20with double distilled or deionized water before use,for example:Add20mL of Wash Buffer Concentrate to380mL of deionized or distilled water to prepare 400mL of Wash Buffer.Assay ProcedureBring all reagents and samples to room temperature before use. It is recommended that all standards,controls,and samples be assayed in duplicate.1.Prepare all reagents,working standards,and samples asdirected in the previous sections.2.Remove excess microplate strips from the plate frame,return them to the foil pouch containing the desiccant pack, and reseal properly.3.Add wash buffer350μL/well,aspirate each well afterholding40seconds,repeating the process two times fora total of three washes.4.Add100μL Standard/sample Diluent(R1)in a blank well.5.Add100μL different concentration of standard or samplein other wells,Cover with the adhesive strip provided.Incubate for2hours at37℃.record the plate layout ofstandards and sample assay.6.Prepare the Concentrated Biotin Conjugate Antibody(100x)Working Solution15minutes early before use.7.Repeat the aspiration/wash as in step 3.8.Add100μL Working Biotin Conjugate Antibody in each well,cover with new adhesive Sealer provided.Incubate for1hour at37℃.9.Prepare the Streptavidin-HRP Concentrated(100x)WorkingSolution15minutes early before use.10.Repeat the aspiration/wash as in step 3.11.Add100μL Working Streptavidin-HRP in each well,coverwith new adhesive Sealer provided.Incubate for0.5hourat37℃.12.Repeat the aspiration/wash as in step 3.13.During the incubation,turn on the microplate reader towarm up for30minutes before measuring.14.Add100μL TMB Substrate to each well.Incubate for15-20minutes at37℃.Protect from light.15.Add50μL Stop Solution,determine the optical density ofeach well within5minutes,using a Microplate reader setto450nm.If wavelength correction is available,set to570nm or630nm.If wavelength correction is not available, subtract readings at570nm or630nm from the readingsat450nm.This subtraction will correct for opticalimperfections in the plate.Readings made directly at450nm without correction may cause higher value and lessaccurate result.Assay Procedure SummaryPrepare the standard and reagentsWash3times↓Add100ul of standards or test samples to each well Incubate for2hours at37℃,then wash3times↓Add100ul Working Biotin Conjugate AntibodyIncubate for1hour at37℃,then wash3times↓Add100ul Working Streptavidin-HRPIncubate for0.5hour at37℃,then wash3times↓Add100ul Substrate SolutionIncubate for15-20min at37℃under dark condition↓Add50ul Stop Solution↓Detect the optical density within5minutes under450nm.Correction Wavelength set at570nm or630nmCalculation of Results1.Average the duplicate readings for each standard,controland sample,and subtract the average zero standard optical density(O.D.).2.Create a standard curve by reducing the data using computersoftware capable of generating a four-parameter logistic (4-PL)curve-fit.As an alternative,construct a standard curve by plotting the mean absorbance for each standard on the Y-axis against the concentration on the X-axis and draw a best fit curve through the points on a log/log graph.The data may be linearized by plotting the log of the IL-1 beta concentrations versus the log of the O.D.on a linear scale,and the best fit line can be determined by regression analysis.3.If samples have been diluted,the concentration read fromthe standard curve must be multiplied by the dilution factor.Typical DataThe standard curves are provided for demonstration only.A standard curve should be generated for each set of IL-1beta assayed.Detection Range62.5-4000pg/mLSensitivityThe minimum detectable dose(MDD)of IL-1beta typically less than13.22pg/mL.The MDD was determined by adding two standard deviations to the mean optical density value of twenty zero standard replicates and calculating the corresponding concentration.SpecificityThis assay recognizes both recombinant and natural rat IL-1beta. The factors listed below were prepared at50ng/ml and assayed for cross-reactivity.No significant cross-reactivity was observed with the following:Recombinant rat:Recombinant human:IL-10IL-1IFN-γIL-2IL-1αIL-6IL-2IL-4IL-6IL-8TNF-αNote:Limited by current skills and knowledge,it is impossible for us to complete the cross-reactivity detection between IL-1beta and all the analogues,therefore,cross reaction may still exist.PrecisionIntra-plate Precision3samples with low,middle and high level IL-1beta were tested 20times on one plate,respectively.Intra-Assay:CV<10%Inter-plate Precision3samples with low,middle and high level IL-1beta were tested on3different plates,20replicates in each plate.Inter-Assay:CV<15%Intra-Assay Precision Inter-Assay Precision Sample123123 n202020202020 Mean(pg/mL)116522683535116022593542 Standard deviation47.879.4137.975.4162.6219 CV(%) 4.1 3.5 3.9 6.57.2 6.2RecoveryMatrices listed below were spiked with certain level of IL-1beta and the recovery rates were calculated by comparing the measured value to the expected amount of IL-1beta in samples.Sample Average Recovery（%）Range（%）Cell Culture Media(n=5)10495-113 Serum(n=5)9990-108LinearityThe linearity of the kit was assayed by testing samples spiked with appropriate concentration of IL-1beta and their serial dilutions.The results were demonstrated by the percentage of calculated concentration to the expected.Cell Culture Media(n=5)Serum(n=5) //Average of Expected（%）103951:2Range（%）98-10887-102Average of Expected（%）981021:4Range（%）84-11189-114 Average of Expected（%）961001:8Range（%）86-10692-108Average of Expected（%）981061:16Range（%）91-10596-115Trouble ShootingProblem Possible Cause SolutionHigh Background Insufficient washingSufficiently wash plates asrequired.Ensure appropriateduration and number of washes.Ensure appropriate volume of washbuffer in each well.Incorrect incubationprocedureCheck whether the duration andtemperature of incubation are set upas required.Cross-contamination ofsamples and reagentsBe careful of the operations thatcould cause cross-contamination.Use fresh reagents and repeat thetests.No signal or weak signal Incorrect use ofreagentsCheck the concentration anddilution ratio of reagents.Makesure to use reagents in properorder.Incorrect use ofmicroplate readerWarm the reader up before use.Makesure to set up appropriate mainwavelength and correctionwavelength.Insufficient colourreaction timeOptimum duration of colour reactionshould be limited to15-25minutes.Read too late after stopping the colour reaction Read the plate in5minutes after stopping the reaction.Matrix effect ofsamplesUse positive control.Too much signal Contamination of TMBsubstrateCheck if TMB substrate solutionturns e new TMB substratesolution.Plate sealers reusedUse a fresh new sealer in each stepof experiments.Protein concentrationin sample is too highDo pre-test and dilute samples inoptimum dilution ratio.Poor Duplicates Uneven addition ofsamplesCheck the pipette.Periodicallycalibrate the pipette.Impurities andprecipitates insamplesCentrifuge samples before use.Inadequate mixing ofreagentsMix all samples and reagents wellbefore loading.*For research purposes only.Not for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.。

培训教材(初级版)

黄石市科威自控有限公司——EC/EP系列嵌入式PLC培训教材（初级版）序言电控技术日异月新，市场需求日益苛刻。

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天道酬勤，科威公司的科技成就不停浮现，特别是2005年，EC/EP系列嵌入式PLC在黄石市科威自控有限公司研发成功了!为我国的自动化工业增加了光彩。

自嵌入式PLC的成就在网上公布后，感兴趣的同仁日新月异，渴求认识其技术性能。

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这是切合“科学发展观”的要求的。

培训班的教材内容，由表及里，由浅入深。

因受时间和要求所限，不系统，重视实践。

希望对初学者，有所补益。

卫工08 年5月一、嵌入式PLC简介1、开发背景工控系统有大系统和小系统，特别是小系统，范围广，几乎覆盖了全部行业，并且要求是千差万其余。

控制器件有DCS、IPC和PLC等。

广大工控设计人员在器件选型时十分疑惑。

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经过艰辛的努力，嵌入式PLC在科威公司问世了。

嵌入式PLC已列入国家科技攻关计划项目的阶段成就。

项目代号为2005BA206C。

2、什么是嵌入式PLC？嵌入式PLC是将通用的PLC梯形图语言、CANbus现场总线协议嵌入到单片机中，使其更具个性化、差别化，应用更宽泛、更灵巧，对用户更方便。

Blackburn ABB Burndy 工具交叉参考说明书

E53—Tool cross referenceBlackburn®/ABB BurndyDie designationMechanicalOD58 seriesand TBM6Hhydraulic head(except as noted)HydraulicJB12B, TBM14M,13100A, TBM15I Mechanical Hydraulic Alcoa/other EEI5/8BY3113474/13477*(Orange/Tan nest)B58CS W-BG U-BG GTUPeach–840BY3713474/13477*(Red/Blue nest)B49EA15512W-K840U-K840U-249TX–O OJB13470*HO15501-AW-O U-O B11AH–D DBL13471*HD15502–U-D BD–N–HN15612**–U-N BN–R–15620**U-R––BT BKT BY45BY49HBKT W-KBW-BG–––K BY47HBKT W-KK–––C BY33HBKC W-C U-C––KC–B39EA W-247U-247U-167––J5/16BY19BY51B73AH W161W-242U-161U-242TP–P, 3/8BY21BY53B71AH15513SSW-162U-162TKTLTNTB–1/2 510 500–B17EA15526SSB72AHW-163U-163B06AHTQTS6A5/8-1 620BY3B24EA W-BGW-165W-243U-BGU-165U-243B08AHTU8A635BY41B30EA W-245W-687U-245TWTYB09AH9A737, 747BY33B39EA15534SSW-CW-247W-167W-694W-702U-247U-167U-694B10AHTV10A781BY35B74AH W-247U-247U-659––840 845BY37B49EA15514SS15512SSW-249U-249U-658U-168TXB11AH11A1–B75AH15506SSB61EA W-249U-251U654THB12AH12A1 1-1/8-1–B80EAB20AH15536SS15505SS W-249U-321U-490U-317U468U426U547U-655B13AH13A14A1-5/16–B76AHB78AHB20AH15515SS W-249U-318U-327U-261U-788B14AH14AAll Blackburn® and Alcoa “B” series dies and Burndy “U” dies fit the ABB/Blackburn® hydraulic tools listed. Adapter 15500TB required with TBM15.* Fit TBM6, 6S, and TBM60RS (same as Homac UT5 and “H” dies series).** Fit TBM15 only.For reference only. Connectors may require a specific die for proper application.A SSO RTED D IE K ITS A N D TO O L CR OSS R EFER EN CEE54B L ACK B U R N/CO LO R-K E Y E D/H O M AC TO O L S, D I E S A N D K ITS—Tool cross reference (continued)Tool type Blackburn®/ABB Burndy Kearny Anderson/Huskie Homac®AlcoaMechanical OD58OD581ODFODF1ODF3ODBODB1ODB3MD5 seriesMD6 seriesMD7 seriesOS49 seriesOS50 series061 series062 series063 seriesO68 seriesND series UT5––TBM-250 TOOL MY28 seriesMY29 series––UT3––TBM55S66S88STBM60RS(For colour codecopper and aluminumseries only except asnoted on die chart)MD5 seriesMD6 seriesMD7 series(only to 4/0)––UT5–Self-contained hydraulicJB12BTBM14MY35Y39Y750WH2WH3–––Remote hydraulic13100A,TBM15,TBM6HY35BHY39BHY750BHY45Y46PH13-10PH14EP series–12A12ACBattpac™battery-powered compression and cuttingTBM6PCR-LITBM14CR-LITBM15CR-LITBM58PCTS-LITBM54CT-LITBM40BSCT13950PIBAT500BCT500BAT35BAT750Y700DC-1B–EP series UT1512HA12HACTools may have limits on connector range capabilities. Consult your ABB regional sales office if necessary.All hydraulic heads listed are for 10,000 psi systems only.TBM8-750 and TBM8-750M-1 are dieless, indent-type crimp hydraulic tools equivalent to the Anderson Versa-Crimp tools and the Burndy Y644. Consult your ABB regional sales office for application if necessary.。

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伯沙安全系统视频系统版1-3 商品说明和常见问题解答说明书

Intrusion Detection with FW 6.60 Technical NoteTable of contents1Introduction31.1Applications (3)1.2Common product platform (CPP) (3)1.3Limitations (3)2Technical Background & FAQ32.1What is an intruder? (3)2.2How can I distinguish intruders from animals? (3)2.3What is a camera calibration and when do I need it? (4)2.4Where do false alerts in trees come from? (4)2.5Why are objects detected so late? (5)2.6How should I set up the camera view? (5)2.7How far into the distance can Intelligent Video Analytics / Essential Video Analytics detect objects? (5)3Setup63.1General advice (6)3.2Small, controlled environments, e.g. indoor (6)3.3Climbing walls or throwing across walls (6)3.4Façade protection (7)3.5Medium areas (7)3.6Large areas (7)3.7Infrared illumination & insect swarms (7)3.8Shaking / vibrating camera (8)3.9Optimization via forensic search (8)1IntroductionThis technical note describes the best practices for and answers commonquestions regarding intrusion detection using Intelligent Video Analytics orEssential Video Analytics with FW 6.60.1.1Applications④Perimeter protection④Sterile zones④Warehouse after hours④Solar plants④Façade protection④… and wherever and whenever no one is supposed to be within an area during a certain time1.2Common product platform (CPP)Bosch cameras can be clustered by their common product platform. As different platforms offer a different amount of processing power, this can make differences in the performance. For an overview of the different product platforms and the cameras belonging to them, see the tech note on Video Content Analysis (VCA) Capabilities per Device.1.3Limitations④Different performance and setup options on Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP4 and Essential Video Analytics on theone hand, and Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3 on the other hand④Does not work for well-populated and crowded scenes④Does not work on elevators or other conveyance belts④Does not work if camera is moving2Technical Background & FAQ2.1What is an intruder?If we talk about intruders, we typically mean people entering areas which are off-limits to them. Depending on the application, however, the people may also sit in vehicles or bikes. Furthermore, professional intruders typically do not walk into the area, but crawl or roll to present the camera the least view of them that is possible.2.2How can I distinguish intruders from animals?You can’t. It is possible to separate standing and walking people from smaller animalslike dogs, foxes or rabbits by their size, but if we talk about professional intruderscrawling or rolling into the scene, then most of the time the difference to the animal in question is not large enough for a robust classification. There is currently no videoanalytic for intrusion detection on the market that can really solve this problem. If youare only interested in walking / standing persons, the automatic object classification canbe used. See the tech note on object classification for configuration details.Intruders: Walking, crawling, rollingA crawling person looks similar to a dog2.3 What is a camera calibration and when do I need it?A camera calibration teaches the camera about the perspective in the scene. Due to perspective, in the rear of the video images the persons appear smaller, they cover less pixel in the image, though their real size is the same. Perspective is thus needed whenever the real size and speed of objects is needed, as well as an automatic perspection correction of object sizes. Calibration becomes more important the larger the area covered by a single camera is. For small areas (10-20m distance), the perspective effect is typically neglectable, for larger areas, it becomesessential for robust performance. Note that the longer the distance, the less reliable object sizeand speed estimations become, as less pixel are available per meter.To calibrate, the position of the camera in relation to a single, planar ground plane is described by the elevation of the camera, the angles (tilt, roll) towards the ground plane and the focal length of the lens. As calibration is only done in reference to a single, planar ground plane, scenes with stairs, escalators, several ground levels, facades or rising ground cannot be calibrated correctly. If the rising ground only differs a little from the planar ground plane, a best effort calibration can be tried. In all other cases, please refrain completely from using a calibration and set the object size filters, if needed, for the different image regions by hand.Further information on calibration can be found in the VCA tech note on geolocation.2.4 Where do false alerts in trees come from?All video analytics algorithms for intrusion detection are based on three coretechnologies: Change detection, motion estimation and background subtraction.∙ Change detection evaluates per block whether the content of the block has changeswithin the last second. This technology is used in MOTION+. The disadvantage isthat every change in the image, be it an illumination change or actual motion,triggers the blocks as changed. Note that the after-image of the object also triggers the blocks.∙ For motion estimation, also called optical flow, it is evaluated for every part in theimage where this part was in the last image, or a second ago. Flow is based primarily on this technology.∙ For background subtraction, one, multiple or stochastic background images arelearned over time and updated continuously. Every difference to the learnedbackground is then extracted as a moving foreground object and tracked over time.Intelligent Video Analytics and Essential Video Analytics use this technology in combination with motion estimation.Manual object size filter (yellow) can also compensate perspective Perspective: Objects in the rear appear smaller ChangedetectionMotionestimationBackgroundsubtraction & trackingNow for all three technologies, if the wind moves a branch, then there is a distinct change to the position of the branch a second ago and the branch is detected as a potential change / motion / moving object. By combining the different technologies, tracking the objects over time and evaluating the consistency of motion, robustness can be achieved to suppress these kind of moving objects the user is typically not interested in.2.5 Why are objects detected so late?Objects are actually detected as soon as they appear, however, to validate that they are interesting objects with consistent motion and not spurious detections by wind in trees or flags or the falling of rain drops and snowflakes, Intelligent Video Analytics and Essential Video Analytics hold the detection back for a few frames. To get the objects as soon as theyappear, please go to MetadataGeneration->Tracking and disable the noise suppression. For Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3, in addition raise the sensitivity to max.2.6 How should I set up the camera view?If possible make sure that intruders cross the field of view instead of walking towards the camera. Due to the perspective, a person walking toward the camera does not cross as many pixel in the image and does not have much apparent motion as a person crossing the camera view. Thus it is more difficult to detect and separate from noise. Higher elevation is preferred due to the same reason. Though higher poles are more expensive and prone to shaking, the lower a camera is mounted the less apparent motion objects walking toward the camera have, and the harder they are to detect. Note also that the more area is covered by the selected lens, the farther an object must travel to cross the same amount of pixel.2.7 How far into the distance can Intelligent Video Analytics / Essential VideoAnalytics detect objects?A general answer cannot be given, as this depends on the chosen camera, the chosen video aspect ratio, the camera perspective, on the focal length and on the light and weather conditions. Furthermore, both Intelligent Video Analytics and Essential Video Analytics are not directly computed on the original camera resolution but on a reduced one due to computational power limits. For an overview of which resolution is used on which camera, please see the tech note on VCA Capabilities per Device.Generally, a larger focal length indicates a larger zoom factor and a smaller width of the field of view. So one can see farther into the distance but less far to the left and right than with a smaller focal length. Furthermore, with a larger focal length, the unobserved area in front of the camera is much larger as well. Another trade-off for the larger detection range of larger focal length is that motion towards the camera takes longer to detect.The detection distance also depends on the size of the object, with longer detection ranges for larger objects. Wind in trees: branches moveConsistency of motionMotion towards thecamera is lessDistance resolution is best near the camera, and degrades heavily into the distance where a single pixel in the internal resolution often covers several meters of ground. Here an example for Essential Video Analytics:Use the Bosch Video Analytics and Lens Calculator at /LensCalculator/html/lens-calculator.html to determine video analytics detection distances for specific cameras, lenses and focal lengths.3SetupConfiguration of intrusion detection is separated into several applications, which all have their own characters and require different optimizations. For detection of intruding ships, please see the tech note on IVA 6.10 Ship Tracking. If you are interested in an application where you need to be alerted already if only a part of the intruder, like a hand or an arm, trespasses into the alarm zone, please see the tech note on Museum Mode FW 6.30.3.1General advice-Alarm field preferable to line crossing: For a line crossing to trigger, the object needs to be detected before and after the line. In combination with challenging situations like storm in trees, where detection can be delayed in favour of false alarm suppression, the placement of the line needs to be done with care. An alarm field, which triggers whenever an object is detected inside, covers larger areas and is thus inherently more robust.-Scheduling: This is available on DINION & FLEXIDOME cameras. Configure one or both VCA profiles, then change the VCA configuration to “Scheduled” and define the times where which VCA profile should run.-Alarm-based recording / adjustment of recording frame rates: Can be triggered by any alarm. Configurable via Recording -> Profiles, or via the alarm task editor for full flexibility3.2Small, controlled environments, e.g. indoor-Object size: Intelligent Video Analytics and Essential Video Analytics do not know whether a small object in the image is actually a small object, or a large object that is far away. Therefore they will detect and track even the smallest objects like leaves and small garbage blown by the wind in the foreground or small animals in the default settings. To avoid that, set the min object size, either in the MetadataGeneration -> Tracking, where it will completely suppress them, or filter them out in your alarm task.-Calibration: Perspective correction of the object size is not necessary for small environments for intrusion detection. -Fast object detection: In indoor applications, always go to MetadataGeneration->Tracking, disable the noise suppression and (Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3) raise the sensitivity to max. Noise suppression and object validation is only needed for outdoor environments. In controlled, small outdoor applications, that is much tarmac and no trees, this can also be disabled.3.3Climbing walls or throwing across walls-Calibration: Don’t use any calibration. Flying and climbing objects will not be detected & tracked well if camera is calibrated.3.4Façade protection-Calibration: As the façade is vertical, calibration is not possible at all.-Fast object detection: As the façade is mostly tarmac, and if no trees are nearby who’s shadows can fall on the façade, then you don’t need noise suppression and object validation. Go to MetadataGeneration->Tracking, disable the noise suppression and (Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3) raise the sensitivity to max.3.5Medium areas-Calibration: If the ground is more or less flat, then add calibration to teach the camera about perspective. Only thus is the most robust detection possible.-Noise suppression: Noise suppression is enabled by default and should stay that way. Use Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3 cameras with noise suppression STRONG for best noise suppression.-Use scenario default “Intrusion (one field)” available from FW 6.60 onwards. Automatically enables 3D tracking, sets noise suppression to STRONG, and adds object filters targeted for suppressing non-persons. Needs calibrated camera.3.6Large areas-Calibration: If the ground is more or less flat, then add calibration to teach the camera about perspective. Only thus is the most robust detection with largest detection ranges possible.-Noise suppression: Noise suppression is enabled by default and should stay that way. Use noise suppression MEDIUM where available for longest detection distances while still suppressing many false alerts.-Double detection distance: For Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3 with FW ≥6.30, detection distance for moving objects can be doubled by calibration the camera, using a 3D tracking mode, and setting noise suppression to OFF or MEDIUM.-Use scenario default “Intrusion (two fields)” available from FW 6.60 onwards. Automatically sets 3D tracking and noise suppression to MEDIUM where available and STRONG otherwise, thus enabling longest detection distances.Also adds a second detection field which also needs to be entered by alarm objects as well as object filters targeted for suppressing non-persons to further false alarm suppression. Needs calibrated camera.3.7Infrared illumination & insect swarmsInsects are drawn to the light of infrared illuminators. If the infrared illuminators are included in the camera or positioned close nearby, this means that a myriad of insects will flutter through the video and cause false alerts. Therefore always position the illuminator in at least 80cm distance to the camera.Though false alerts due to insects cannot be suppressed completely, they are already greatly reduced in Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3 cameras from FW 6.10 onward. With Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP4 cameras, with Essential Video Analytics, or to generally further reduce false alerts, use multi-line crossing or combine several single alarm rules and detection via VCA task script language. From FW 6.60 onwards, alarming on an object inside, entering or leaving up to three alarm fields in a specified order is possible directly via the GUI, and also part of the scenario default “Intrusion (two fields)”. For FW <6.60, VCA task scripting is needed.For scripting, go to the video analytics configuration and open the task page. Right-click on the video and select Advanced -> VCA Task Editor. A separate popup with the current VCA task script will appear. Here is an example configuration, which can be copied and pasted into the VCA task script editor. Further information about VCA tasks script language and example scripts are available in the VCA task script language manual and a separate tech note.VCA task script example: Alarm if an object enters field and afterwards, within 30 seconds, crosses the line in the middle of the field://Definition of task primitivesResolution := { Min (-1, -1) Max (1, 1) };Field #1 := { Point (-0.6, 0.95) Point (-0.25, -0.95)Point (0.25, -0.95) Point (0.6, 0.95) DebounceTime (0.50) };Line #1 := { Point (0.0, -0.95) Point (0.0, 0.95)DebounceTime (0.50) };//@Task T:0 V:0 I:1 "Enter Field and Line" { external Event #1:={EnteredField #1before (*,30) CrossedLine #1 where first.oid == second.oid };//@}3.8 Shaking / vibrating cameraWhen the camera shakes, the content of the whole image shakes with it. The effects are especially visible around edges, as these cause the most change. Thus, false alerts can occur and the tracking of existing objects can be disrupted.Compensation of shaking and vibrating cameras within Intelligent Video Analytics on CPP6/7/7.3 cameras was introduced with FW 6.10 and perfected with FW 6.20. It is always active there. With Intelligent Video Analytics CPP4 cameras and with Essential Video Analytics, no compensation for shaking cameras from video analytics side is possible.3.9 Optimization via forensic searchThere are two parts of the configuration of Intelligent Video Analytics and Essential Video Analytics. The first part defines the object detection and tracking, also called metadata generation. This includes camera calibration, selection of thetracking mode, masking areas from the processing and defining idle / removed debounce times. This first part needs to be done initially and cannot be changed afterwards.The second part of the configuration evaluates the metadata and includes tasks like line crossing, object in field and more. This second part can be fully evaluated and optimized using forensic search. To do so, record video including the events to be detected. Then use a forensic search capable viewing client. Define or adapt your alarm tasks, and evaluate whether all events are detected correctly and how many false alerts are still left.Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Robert-Bosch-Ring 585630 GrasbrunnGermany© Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmhH, 2018。

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1.2.1 电机与驱动底板之间接线................................................................... 1 1.2.2 电机测速部分连线.............................................................................. 2 1.2.3 循迹板与任务板之间的连线............................................................... 3 1.2.4 ARM-STM32 核心板与驱动底板之间的连接....................................... 3 1.2.5 核心板与 WIFI 模块的连接................................................................ 4 1.2.6 核心板与任务板之间的连接............................................................... 5 1.3 驱动板介绍..................................................................................................... 5 1.3.1 各模块电源供电接线........................................................................... 6 1.4 循迹板介绍..................................................................................................... 7 1.5 云台摄像头介绍.............................................................................................. 7 1.6 任务板介绍...................................................................................................... 8 第二章 ARM-STM32 核心板硬件资源和使用方法.................................................16 2.1 ARM-STM32 核心板硬件资源........................................................................ 16 2.2 STM32 开发环境的搭建及使用简介............................................................ 20 2.3 CC2530 开发环境的搭建及使用简介.......................................................... 20 第三章实验例程...................................................................................................... 21 3.1 实验一、IO 测试实验.................................................................................. 21 3.2 实验二、按键实验....................................................................................... 30 3.3 实验三、PWM 输出实验................................................................................ 31 3.4 实验四、循迹测试实验............................................................................... 34 3.5 实验五、WIFI 测试实验.............................................................................. 35 3.6 实验六、光强度测试实验........................................................................... 37 3.7 实验七、超声波测试实验............................................................................ 38 3.8 实验八、综合实验....................................................................................... 39 第四章上位机 Android 软件.................................................................................... 41 1、Android 概述.................................................................................................. 41 1.1 Android 简介......................................................................................... 41 1.2 系统架构................................................................................................ 42 1.3 Android 应用程序的构成..................................................................... 46 1.4 Android 工程构成................................................................................. 47 2、Android 开发环境.......................................................................................... 48 2.1 安装工具................................................................................................. 48 2.2 安装步骤................................................................................................. 48 3、Android 应用程序示例.................................................................................. 50 创建 Hello Android 项目............................................................................ 50 实验一、颜色识别例程................................................................................ 54 实验二、二维码解析例程............................................................................ 55 实验三、NFC 读写删例程............................................................................. 56 实验四、WiFi 控制小车例程....................................................................... 57

blazar开发板

blazar学习板使用教程第一章购买与选购拍下3天就寄过来也很快，深圳发货，到货就去楼下菜鸟拿了过来：盒子也不大，但是板子很大，能放得下吗？打开看看就知道。

相信很多同学找不到吧，找了好久终于找到你了-- Blazar a-Board,在学堂在线看了这么久，也学也这么久，该动手试试了，主要某宝太恶心了，可以店家也没有给他付费流量，直接搜“Blazar ”出来一大堆的鞋子，听买过的同学说直接搜产品“Blazar a”，搜店铺“Bluechip 蓝芯科技”就出来了，上图给你们看看，肯定很多同学找了好久：第三个就是了：a 版本，b 版本都在这里了。

塑料盒保护包装，又安全又携带方便，工具一应俱全，下面一步一步打开看看。

手机有问题了，拍出是低是蓝色的：a- Board 正面非常简洁，8个机械按键，四个三色LEDs ，双排扩展接口孔，可以接2.8寸TFT LCD ,也可以换成6位数码管：a- Board 正面是整个板子的电子元器件布局区域，主要由NXP MKL25Z128微控制器以及各种Sensor 传感器电路与丰富接口插座部分组成：有亮度传感器，温度传感器，可调电位器，报警的蜂鸣器。

另外，板子也兼容WiFi 模块，GPS 模块，老师讲到的HMC5883L,等可以玩更多好玩东西，如下图:看来这个暑假有得忙了。

后面还有螺丝固定：可以固定LCD , 6位数码管。

*塑胶螺丝有讲究的，第一不会破坏电路板。

第二，不会短路其它电路。

再来详细看每个传感器：作为学生或者入门级的工程师来说，外部Jlink OB 一款简单方便调试器，以后工作也可以用到，不用再设置OpenSDA那么麻烦，到今天我都不想去用它，只要安装jlink 驱动就可以了。

可以到SEGGER 官网去下载；https:///downloads/jlink/这里有最新版本，下6.46 就可以，太新可能不支持现在调试器。

老师官网也有链接直接下载：https:///downloads/jlink/JLink_Windows_V618.exeJlink 就4条线，VCC, SWD,CLK ,GND.还有CDC uart 虚拟串口，调试真的很方便。

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嵌入式系统专题实验指导书交通大学电信学院“嵌入式系统专题实验”课程组2010年5月目录第一章嵌入式系统专题实验概述 (1)第二章M16C/62P嵌入式系统实验箱及嵌入式C语言的基本编程方法 (4)第三章M16C/62P嵌入式系统的集成编译环境和仿真调试环境实验 (5)第四章基础模块设计实验 (14)第五章综合设计实验 (25)第一章嵌入式系统专题实验概述1、实验概貌中文名称：嵌入式系统专题实验英文名称：Experiment of Embedded System课程编号：COMP4329实验学时：32学时学分：1学分适用专业：自动化、信息、电信（硕）先修课程：程序设计基础、微机原理与接口技术开课学院：自动化系开课学期：第6学期2、实验课性质、目的和任务嵌入式系统专题实验是以培养学生动手能力为主的实践性教学环节，提高学生对程序设计技术、微机原理与接口技术等知识的综合应用能力，加深对嵌入式系统知识的理解和掌握。

本专题实验具有工程实践性和较强的综合性等特点，旨在培养学生分析问题、解决问题的能力，培养学生的创新意识。

性质：以培养学生动手能力和创新意识为主的综合性实验。

目的：使学生加深对嵌入式系统知识的理解和掌握，对renesas嵌入式系统有总体的认识。

熟悉并掌握renesas嵌入式系统的开发和调试环境，掌握各基础模块的编程和调试方法。

能够利用以上知识，设计并实现综合实验任务。

通过本专题实验，为学生以后从事嵌入式系统开发和设计奠定实践技术基础。

任务：熟悉renesas嵌入式系统的集成开发环境HEW和仿真调试环境KD30；掌握嵌入式C语言的编程方法；编写各基础模块的应用程序，掌握这些模块的使用和编程方法，进行系统调试并分析运行结果；综合利用各基础模块，实现较为复杂的综合实验任务，完成调试并得到正确的实验结果；观察调试结果，解释实验中出现的问题，给出解决思路和方法，写出实验报告。

3、实验教学基本要求和实验容基本要求：掌握renesas嵌入式系统原理及嵌入式C语言的编程方法。

ABB i-bus EIB KNX 分析型输入 AE S 4.2 智能安装系统用户手册说明书

Product Manual ABB i-bus® EIB / KNXAnalogue InputAE/S 4.2Intelligent Installation SystemsThis manual describes the functionality of Analogue Input AE/S 4.2.Subject to changes and errors excepted.Exclusion of liability:Despite checking that the contents of this document match the hardware and software, deviations cannot be completely excluded. We therefore cannot accept any liability for this. Any necessary corrections will be incorporated into new versions of the manual.Please let us know if you have any suggestions for improvements.E-mail:******************.comContents1 Page1 General (2)1.1 Product and functional overview (3)2 Device technology (4)2.1 Technical data (4)2.2 Circuit diagrams (6)2.3 Dimension drawing (6)2.4 Resolution and accuracy of the individual measuring ranges .72.5 Assembly and installation .......................................................73 Commissioning (9)3.1 Overview .................................................................................93.2 Parameters ..............................................................................103.2.1 Parameter window “General” ..................................................103.2.2 P arameter window“Channel A – Voltage, current and resistance” .......................133.2.2.1 Definition of the measuring range ...........................................143.2.2.2 Parameter window “A – Output” .............................................163.2.2.3 Parameter window “A – Threshold 1” .....................................183.2.2.4 Parameter window “A – Threshold 1 output” ..........................213.2.3 P arameter window“Channel A – Floating contact interrogation” ..........................223.2.3.1 Parameter window “A – Output” .............................................233.2.3.2 Parameter window “A – Threshold 1” .....................................243.2.3.3 Parameter window “A – Threshold 1 output” ..........................263.2.4 P arameter window“Channel A – PT100 2-conductor technology” ......................273.2.4.1 Line fault compensation via cable length ................................293.2.4.2 Line fault compensation via cable resistance .........................303.2.5 P arameter window “Calculation 1” with “comparative”calculation type .......................................................................313.2.6 P arameter window “Calculation 1” with “arithmetic”calculation type .......................................................................343.3 Communication objects ..........................................................363.3.1 Channel A ................................................................................363.3.2 Channels B, C and D ...............................................................373.3.3 Calculation 1 ...........................................................................383.3.4 Calculation 2, 3 and 4 .............................................................383.3.5 General ....................................................................................394 Planning and application ......................................................404.1 Description of the threshold value function.............................404.2 Planning example: “Humidity sensor” (41)4.3 P lanning example: “PT100 2-conductor technology– 30...+ 70 °C” .........................................................................454.4 Planning example: “Air flow measurement” ............................48Appendix ...............................................................................................I A.1 Scope of delivery ....................................................................I A.2 Communication object measured value out of range .............I A.3 T ruth table for the “Status byte - System”communication object.............................................................IV A.4 List of diagrams (V)A.5 List of tables ............................................................................V A.6 Index .......................................................................................VI A.7 Ordering information ...............................................................VII A.8 Notes (VIII)ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX General1 General It is becoming increasingly important to be able to control complex instal-lations in a user-friendly manner. Sensors are used, for instance, in orderto control supply air valves, exhaust air valves and air flow speeds in an airconditioning system, or to control heating using an outside temperaturesensor. Container levels are scanned in order to obtain information aboutwhen the containers need filling. Pipeline temperatures are recorded andevaluated. Sensors to detect the presence of persons in a room are installedin order to optimise the use of energy. Monitoring and security functions relyon the data from sensors. All of these events play a role when it comes tocontrolling complex installations in buildings and houses in a convenient andsecure manner while minimising energy consumption. In making it possibleto record and process four independent analogue input signals, ourAnalogue Input AE/S 4.2 product can help you control your installationsusing ABB i-bus®.This manual provides detailed technical information about the AnalogueInput product, including installation and programming, and explains how touse AE/S 4.2 by way of examples.The manual is divided into the following chapters:• Chapter 1 General• Chapter 2 Device technology• Chapter 3 Commissioning• Chapter 4 Planning and application• Appendix2ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX 1.1P roduct andfunctional overview General34 ABB i-bus ® EIB / KNX 2 Device technology2.1 Technical dataDevice technologyAnalogue Input AE/S 4.2 is used to record analogue data. Four conventional sensors can be connected to AE/S 4.2. The connection to the bus is established using the enclosed bus connection terminal at the front of the device. The device is ready for operation after connecting the mains voltage of 115...230 V AC and the bus voltage. Analogue Input AE/S 4.2 is parameterised using ETS2 V1.3 or higher.Fig. 1: Analogue Input AE/S4.2Power supply – Bus voltage21 … 32 V DC – Power input, bus< 10 mA – Mains voltage U s115 ... 230 V AC (+ 10% – 15%), 50 / 60 Hz – Power consumptionMax. 11 W, at 230 V AC – Power input, mains80/40 mA, at 115/230 V AC – Leakage lossMax. 3 W, at 230 V AC Auxiliary voltage output to supply the sensors – Nominal voltage U n24 V DC – Nominal current I n300 mA Inputs – Number4 independent sensor inputs – Input signal/resolution/accuracy 0 – 1 V / 1 mV / +/– 2% of the upper limitof the effective range (of ULE)0 – 5 V / 5 mV / +/– 2% of ULE 0 – 10 V / 10 mV / +/– 2% of ULE 1 – 10 V / 10 mV / +/– 2% of ULE 0 – 20 mA / 20 μA / +/– 2% of ULE 4 – 20 mA / 20 μA / +/– 2% of ULE0 – 1000 ohm resistance / 2.5 ohm / +/– 2% of ULEP T100 2-conductor technology – 30...+ 70 °C / 0.1 K / +/– 1 K of ULEP T100 2-conductor technology – 200...+ 800 °C / 1.5 K / +/– 10 K of ULEF loating contact interrogation (pulse width min. 100 ms)–I nput resistance to voltage measurement > 50 kohm –I nput resistance to current measurement 260 ohm Connections – EIB / KNX Via bus connection terminal, screwless– Mains voltage Via screw terminals– Supply for the sensors Via screw terminals– Sensor inputs Via screw terminalsConnecting terminals – Screw terminals 0,2 ... 2,5 mm 2 finely stranded0,2 ... 4,0 mm 2 single-core– Tightening torque Max. 0.6 NmOperating and display elements – Programming LED For assigning the physical address– Programming button For assigning the physical addressTable 1: Technical data part 12C D C 071 263 F 0005ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Device technology56 ABB i-bus ® EIB / KNX2.2 Circuit diagrams2.3 Dimension drawingDevice technologyABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Device technology7ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Device technologySupplied stateAnalogue Input is supplied with the physical address 15.15.255.The Threshold value measurement/1 application program is preloaded.It is therefore only necessary to load parameters and group addressesduring commissioning. However the complete application program can bereloaded if required.Download behaviourDue to the complexity of the device, it can take up to 1.5 min. during adownload until the progress bar appears, depending on the computer used.Assignment of the physical addressThe physical address, group address and parameters are assigned andprogrammed in the ETS software.CleaningDirty devices can be cleaned using a dry cloth. If this is not sufficient, a cloththat has been dampened slightly with a soap solution can be used. Causticagents or solvents may not be used under any circumstances.MaintenanceThe device is maintenance-free. In the event of damage (e.g. caused duringtransportation or storage), no repairs may be carried out by external staff.When the device is opened, the right to claim under guarantee expires.The maintenance schedule for the sensors must be requested from thesensor manufacturers.83 Commissioning3.1 Overview3.2P arameters Array P arameter window3.2.1“General”Fig. 10: Parameter window “Channel A – Voltage, current and resistance”Use channelOptions: no/yesThis parameter determines the use of channel A.3.2.2 P arameter window“Channel A – Voltage, current and resistance”3.2.2.1 D efinition ofthe measuring rangeFig. 11: Parameter window “Channel A – Definition of the measuring range”The following 4 parameters are dependent on the Send output value asparameter. The preset values change depending on which byte value is set.In addition, the Factor parameter appears if the 2-byte [EIB floating point] or4-Byte [IEEE floating point] option is selected.3.2.2.2 P arameter window“A – Output”Fig. 12: Parameter window “Channel A – Output”Scanning frequencyThe sensor signal of channel A is measured once per second.Filter3.2.2.3 P arameter window“A – Threshold 1”Fig. 13: Parameter window “Channel A – Threshold 1”Use threshold valueOptions: no/yesThis parameter is used to define whether Threshold 1 should be used.19203.2.2.4 P arameter window“A – Threshold 1 output”Fig. 14: Parameter window “Channel A – Threshold 1 output”Send threshold value objectOptions: after a changeafter a change and cyclically213.2.3P arameter window“Channel A – Floatingcontact interrogation”Fig. 15: Parameter window “Channel A – Floating contact interrogation”Use channelOptions: no/yesThis parameter determines the use of channel A.Sensor output223.2.3.1 P arameter window“A – Output”Fig. 16: Parameter window “Channel A – Output”Send output valueOptions: on requestafter a changecyclically233.2.3.2 P arameter window“A – Threshold 1”Fig. 17: Parameter window “Channel A – Threshold 1”Use threshold valueOptions: no/yesThis parameter is used to define whether Threshold 1 should be used. If yes 24253.2.3.3 P arameter window“A – Threshold 1 output”Fig. 18: Parameter window “Channel A – Threshold 1 output”Send threshold value objectOptions: after a changeafter a change and cyclically 2627Abb. 18: Parameterfenster …Kanal A PT100 2-Leiter-Technik –30 ... +70 °C“Fig. 19: Parameter window “Channel A – PT100 2-conductor technology – 30...+ 70 °C”Use channelOptions: no/yesThis parameter determines the use of channel A.3.2.4 P arameter window“Channel A – PT1002-conductor technology”283.2.4.1 L ine fault compensationvia cable lengthFig. 20: Parameter Line fault compensation “via cable length”Length of the cable, single distance [1...255 m]Options: 1...100 (255)For setting the single cable length of the connected temperature sensor3.2.4.2 L ine fault compensationvia cable resistanceFig. 21: Parameter Line fault compensation “via cable resistance”Cable resistance in milliohms [total of forward and return conductors]Options: 0...500 (10000)For setting the cable resistance of the connected temperature sensorFig. 22: Parameter window “Calculation 1, comparative”Use calculationOptions: no/yes3.2.5 P arameter window“Calculation 1”with “comparative” calculation typeFig. 23: Parameter window “Calculation 1, arithmetic”Function Options: Input 1 + Input 2 Input 1 - Input 2 Arithmetic mean value 3.2.6 P arameter window“Calculation 1”with “arithmetic”calculation typeC ommunication3.3objects3.3.1 Channel AFig. 24: Communications objects – “Channel A”3.3.2 Channels B, C and D3.3.3 Calculation 13.3.4 Calculation 2, 3 und 4ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Commissioning3.3.5 General39ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX 4P lanningand application4.1D escription of thethreshold value function Planning and application40ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and application4.2P lanning example:“Humidity sensor” The air conditioning and heating in a laboratory is to be controlled in relation to the relative humidity. If the value falls below 20%, the air conditioning should be switched off and the heating should be switched on. If the value rises above 75%, the air conditioning should be switched on and the heating should be switched off. The minimum duration of the underflow or overrange is a maximum of 30 seconds.The relative humidity should not be evaluated below 10% and over 90%.Humidity sensor:Signal output: 0 – 1000 ohmMeasuring range: 0...100%Measurement curve: LinearThreshold 1: Air conditioningThreshold 2: HeatingConnection to channel A.41ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and application42ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and application43ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and applicationSettings for threshold values 1 and 2 for channel A:Fig. 31: Parameter window “Channel A – 0 – 1000 ohm, threshold 1 and 2”44ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and applicationP lanning example:4.3 Array“PT100 2-conductortechnology – 30...+ 70 °C”45ABB i-bus® EIB / KNX Planning and application4647ABB i-bus ® EIB / KNXFig. 36: Parameter window “Channel A – PT100 2-conductor technology – 30...+ 70 °C, threshold 1 and 2”Planning and application48ABB i-bus ® EIB / KNX Planning and application4.4 P lanning example:“Air flow measurement”。

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Please read and understand what the signal words SAFETY, NOTICE, CAUTION, WARNING and DANGER mean, how they could affect the user, those around the user, and property.DANGERCAUTIONLimited Liability 6.2 Manufacturer accepts no liability for personal injury or damage to property thatmay arise from the failure of the user or other persons to follow the recommendations, warnings, and instructions in this manual.Manufacturer does not hold responsibility of final integration of final assembly of product to end user. Manufacturer is not liable for user death of injury.Testing 6.3 Initial setup and driving should be done in an open area free of obstacles until the user is fully capable of driving safely.The Tarta back should always be tested without any person sitting in the wheelchair until every alteration of the physical installation or adjustment is complete.viThe Tarta System 7.1 The Tarta system is a backrest devised to be adaptable to each individual and their unique positioning needs. Using a combination of design, materials, and technology, Tarta delivers a product that is highly configurable but easy to use. It is a product that offers a high degree of comfort while introducing a uniquely functional design following the modular build-a-back philosophy.The materials used in Tarta have been designed to achieve the highest levels of performance. The pre-stressed steel used for the vertical spine column flexes to follow the movement of the person, giving freedom of movement, and then returns to its original position. The padding is made of washable, breathable material.The Tarta backrest consists of an exoskeleton similar to the rib cage in which aluminum ribs, (which are adjustable) and can be configured to conform to the position of the person, are attached to central “vertebra” (that can also be tailored in shape and size) that simulate a spinal column.12Parts Included 8.1The Tarta system consists of a series of “vertebra” that, joined together by elements made of pre-stressed steel, reproduce the shape and characteristics of a spinal column.The following items are included with each Tarta system:∙ Vertebra ∙ Ribs ∙PaddingVertebraEach column is made up of a series of vertebras, from size ranges of 4 to 6 vertebras, but the custom build-a-back nature of the product allows for virtually any height back configuration.Each vertebra has a height of 50mm (1.97in) and a digression to 10mm (.39in).RibsOn each vertebra it is possible to fit ribs that are available in 4/5 different sizes, (S,M,L,XL) . These ribs provide both posterior and lateral support. Made of malleable aluminum, these ribs can be manually contoured in the field to create a more intimate fit.Each rib can be adjusted by moving the locking plug in order to find the exact position necessary.PaddingOnce installed, the padding is fitted and easily adjusted by means of the Velcro fasteners.HardwareOnce the final configuration has been established, the pads can be permanently mounted to the ribs using the providedt-nuts.3Choosing Your Tarta Back8.2Reference the part number key below in order to help create your customizedTarta back.Available Tarta Back-in-a-Box packages:∙ TRTBS4A ∙ TRTBM4A ∙ TRTBL4A ∙ TRTBX4AThe charts in the following pages show each set of ribs and pads that will come with the a standard Back-in-a-Box package ordered. These parts are for an ACTIVE Contour Package configuration of a Tarta back. Extra ribs and pads are provided if the user needs to change from an Active Contour to a DEEP Contour Package .∙ TRTBS5A ∙ TRTBM5A ∙ TRTBL5A ∙TRTBX5A∙ TRTBS6A ∙ TRTBM6A ∙ TRTBL6A ∙TRTBX6AHow To Determine Your Tarta Size 8.3A–Adjustable F- FixedR– Removable S–Small/MediumL– Large/X-LargeTarta Back Specs8.4121/16” 91/2” (241mm)131/16” (332mm) 131/16” (332mm)43/4” (120mm) 31/2” (89mm) 21/2” (64mm) 1” (25mm)121/16” (306mm) 33/4” (95mm) 2” (51mm) 1/2”(13mm)13” (330mm) 151/16” (383mm) 151/8” (384mm)141/16”(357mm) 4”(102mm) 2” (51mm) 11/4” (32mm) 1/4”(6mm)33/4” (95mm) 2”(51mm) 11/4” (32mm) 1/2”(13mm)15” (279-381mm)51/4” (133mm)TRTBS4A Tarta PackageThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back: ∙Remove the first set of S2 ribs (B) and replace with the S4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 056 pads and replace with the 053 pads.∙2 extra S3 ribs and 2 extra 051 pads are provided for the user.TRT-RIB-S3 (2)TRT-RIB-S4 (2)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-059Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-051Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-059TRT-PAD-053 (2)TRT-PAD-051(2)A AB B DDTRTBM4A Tarta PackageThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back: ∙ Remove the M1 (A) and first set of M2 ribs (B). Shift the M2 ribs up (spot A) and in place of the M1 ribs.∙ Attach the M4 ribs in place of M2 ribs (spot B). ∙ Remove the 056 pads and replace with 054 pads. ∙2 extra 051 pads are provided for the user.TRT-PAD-054 (2)TRT-RIB-M4 (2)Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-051Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-060A B C C DDThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of L3 ribs (B) and replace with the L4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 057 pads and replace with the 054 pads. ∙ Two extra L5 ribs and 051 pads are provided for the user.Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-051Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-060TRT-RIB-L4 (2)TRT-PAD-051(2)TRT-PAD-054(2) A B CDThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of XL3 ribs (B) and replace with the XL4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 058 pads and replace with the 055 pads.∙ Two extra XL5 ribs and 051 pads are provided for the user.TRT-RIB-XL3TRT-RIB-XL2TRT-RIB-XL5(2)TRT-PAD-055(2)TRT-RIB-XL4(2)Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-051Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-060B BC DDThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of S2 ribs (B) and replace with the S4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 056 pads and replace with the 053 pads. ∙ Two extra S3 ribs are provided for the user.SpineTRT-RIB-S3(2) TRT-RIB-S4(2)Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-059Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-059TRT-PAD-053(2)A B DThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of M2 ribs (B) and replace with the M4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 056 pads and replace with the 054 pads.Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-060TRT-RIB-M4(2)TRT-PAD-054(2)A B B C C D D EEThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of L3 ribs (B) and replace with the L5 ribs. ∙ Remove the second set of L3 ribs (D) and replace with the L4 ribs.∙ Remove the bottom set of L2 ribs (E) and replace with the L3 ribs. ∙ Remove the 057 pads and replace with the 054 pads.Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-060TRT-RIB-L5(2) TRT-RIB-L4(2) TRT-PAD-054(2)D ETRTBX5A Tarta PackageThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of XL3 ribs (B) and replace with the XL5 ribs. ∙ Remove the bottom set of XL3 ribs (D) and replace with the XL4 ribs. ∙ Remove the 058 pads and replace with the 055 pads. ∙ Remove the 060 pads and replace with the 061 pads.TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL2TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL2TRT-RIB-XL4(2)TRT-RIB-XL5(2)TRT-PAD-055(2)TRT-PAD-061(2)Lateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-051 TRT-PAD-060 Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-060B C D ETRTBS6A Tarta PackageLateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-059Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-059Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052TRT-PAD-051A B D E D EThe following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on your Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of S2 ribs (B) and replace with the S4 ribs. ∙ Remove the bottom set of S2 ribs (E) and replace with the S3 ribs. ∙ Remove the bottom set of S1 ribs (F) and replace with the S2 ribs. ∙ Remove the first set of 056 pads (G) and replace with 053 pads. ∙ Two extra 051 pads are provided for the user.TRTBM6A Tarta PackageTRT-PAD-056 TRT-PAD-056 TRT-PAD-060 Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-056TRT-PAD-060 SpineA AB B CDE EF FTRT-PAD-054(2) TRT-PAD-057(2)The following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on a Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of M2 ribs (B) and replace with the M4 ribs. ∙ Remove the second set of M1 ribs (D) and replace with the M3 ribs. ∙ Remove the first set of 056 pads (G) and replace with the 054 pads. ∙ Remove the bottom set of 056 pads (H) and replace with the 057 pads. ∙ Two extra 051 pads are provided for the user.TRTBL6A Tarta PackageSpineC D E FTRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052TRT-PAD-051TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-0608.0TRT-PAD-054(2)The following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on a Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of L3 ribs (B) and replace with the L5 ribs.∙ Remove the last set of L3 ribs (E) and replace with the L4 ribs.∙ Remove the bottom set of L2 ribs (F) and replace with the L3 ribs.∙ Remove the first set of 057 pads (G) and replace with the 054 pads.∙ Two extra 051 pads are provided for the user.TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL2TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL1 TRT-RIB-XL3 TRT-RIB-XL2TRTBX6A Tarta PackageLateral Pads (Right)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-060Central PadsTRT-PAD-062TRT-PAD-052TRT-PAD-051Lateral Pads (Left)TRT-PAD-058TRT-PAD-057TRT-PAD-060B C DFE FTRT-RIB-XL4(2) TRT-RIB-XL5(2) TRT-PAD-051(2) TRT-PAD-55(2)The following ribs and pads are also included in the package to transform a standard active back configuration into a DEEP contour back:To create a deep contour on a Tarta back:∙ Remove the first set of XL3 ribs (B) and replace with the XL5 ribs.∙ Remove the second set of XL1 ribs (D) and replace with the XL3 ribs.∙ Remove the second set of XL3 ribs (E) and replace with the XL4 ribs.∙ Remove the 058 pads (G) and replace with the 055 pads.∙ Remove the 057 pads (H) and replace with the 058 pads.∙ Remove the 060 pads (I) and replace with the 061 pads.TRT-PAD-61(2)Rib Selection8.5The charts below list the ribs available to create a custom Tarta back:7.0 Pad Selection 8.6 12 pads of different sizes are available to create a custom Tarta back:43/8” x 21/16”43/8” x 41/2”71/16” x 47/8”81/4” x 47/8”91/2” x 47/8”53/8” x 41/8”61/8” x 43/8”7” x 41/2”51/16” x 47/863/4” x 5”41/2” x 51/8”41/2” x 75/8”2425Mounting Hardware Options8.726Dealer Assistance 9.1 During first time use by the client, it is advised that the dealer or service technician assists and explains the different configurations to the client. If needed, the dealer can make final adjustments.User Testing 9.2 It is important that the customer is fully aware of the installation and how to adjust the position of the ribs and vertebras in order to have the Tarta back in the best position for the user.Have the user test the position of the back:∙ Is the placement of the Tarta back in an optimal position for the user?∙ Can the user safely operate chair with the placement of the back?If needed, adjust the Tarta back to the best position for the user.Explain to the client the possible problems that could arise with the hardware and how to address them.Conditions of Use 9.3 The Tarta back is intended for use as installed by the dealer, in accordance to the installation and instructions in this manual.∙ The foreseen conditions of use are communicated by the dealer or service technician to the user and/or attendant during the first time use.∙ If the usage conditions change significantly, please contact your dealer or a qualified ser-vice technician to avoid excessive wear and tear or unintended damage.Failure to comply with these warnings could result in serious bodily harm.27Cleaning 10.1∙ The individual parts of the device can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth.∙ Do not immerse the device in water.∙ The pads are machine washable. Do not wash with water warmer than 86°F (30°C).Maintenance 10.2∙ Avoid direct contact with fire. The flames could damage the device and cause injury to the user.∙ Do not leave the backrest inside the car when exposed to the sun. Excessive temperatures can damage the adhesive applied on the Velcro strap slats.∙ Avoid contact with sharp and/or pointed objects or instruments that might damage the device and/or the padding.∙ The Tarta backrest has been designed to support a maximum weight of 220 pounds (100kg).28。

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