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Galaxy 3000 简单操作说明

Galaxy 3000 简单操作说明
操作面板
模式转换开关
正常状态下整流器电源开关（Q1），电池电源开关（QF1）在合位
正常状态下模式转换开关状态：
正常面板显示模拟图如下：
一.UPS正常停机步骤：
1.按下并在操作面板上确认逆变器已经停止
面板显示模拟图如下：
2.将模式转换开关由NORMAL位置向右转动45度到TEMP BP位置模式转换开关状态：
面板显示模拟图如下：
3.将模式转换开关由TEMP BP位置向右转动45度到TEST BP位置模式转换开关状态：
面板显示模拟图如下：
4. 断开电池电源开关（QF1）
面板显示模拟图如下：
5. 断开整流器电源开关（Q1）
面板显示模拟图如下：
6. 将模式转换开关由TEST BP位置向右转动45度到TEST BP位置
模式转换开关状态：
二. UPS正常启动步骤按照启动步骤6，5，4，3，2.顺序执行，最后按下并在操作面板
上确认逆变器已经启动。

MGE Galaxy 300操作手册

UPS 断路器 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
菜单树 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
无需重启的设置 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
一般信息 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 设置显示对比度 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 设置向导 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 设置日期格式 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 设置日期和时间 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 设置温度 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 设置语言 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 设置蜂鸣器 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 设置密码 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 输入密码 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 设置电池测试启用 / 禁用 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 设置电池测试间隔时间 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Samsung 电子洗衣机说明书

Tip: Connect your appliance to a mobile device. You can conveniently change all settings using the Home Connect app. 1. Install the Home Connect app on your mo-
4. Place the lid back on the dispenser and turn to close.
2. Add rinse aid up to the max mark.
max
Programmes
The programme data has been measured in the laboratory according to European standard EN 60436. The consumption figures depend on the programme and additional function selected. The runtime will change if the rinse aid system is switched off or rinse aid needs to be added.
and remove. 2. On initial start-up: Fill the dispenser right up with
water.
Adding rinse aid
1. Press the catch on the lid
of the dispenser for t ⁠.
Eco 50°
1) 3:55 2) 0,736 3) 9,5
Silence 50 1
1) 4:00 2) 0,800 3) 10,5

三星电子产品说明书

–2–
396438 Spring (72 req’d) 382716 Guide (72 req’d)
Snap Ring (2 req’d) (See table)
423410 Pin
Y 154108 O-Ring (4 req’d)
Pack with grease at assembly
Y 271822 Back-up Ring (4 req’d)
382709 Rotor
Y 1623 Seal (2 req’d) Y 154011 O-Ring (2 req’d)
Y 154130 O-Ring
181792 Plug
Ring (See Table)
CAUTION Assemble Ring with Case Drain Hole as shown (not rotated with hole at top)
Service Data
Vickers®
Vane Motors
Multi-Torque Vane Motors
MHT-190 and 220 Series
Model MHT-190/N1-30-S20 MHT-190/R1-30-S20 MHT-220/N1-30-S20 MHT-220/R1-30-S20
resistant fluids
2 Model Series MHT - Vane motor, high torque,
low speed
4 Shaft
N1 - No shaft R1 - Standard solid shaft
3 Theoretical Torque
Combinations of theoretical output torque in lbs. ft. per 100 p.s.i. differential pressure

三星电子产品说明书.pdf_1701667717.9267304

Installation Instructions Models ZU-35/-35DS/-35TSDual Zone ModuleSiemens Industry, Inc. Building Technologies Division Florham Park, NJ Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd. Fire Safety & Security Products2 Kenview BoulevardBrampton, OntarioL6T 5E4 CanadaDescriptionZU-35The Dual Zone Module Model ZU-35, is designed to provide two independent initiating circuits. Up to thirty standard Siemens ionization and photoelectric detectors or flame de-tectors (except model DF-3, DF-3A and DF-30) are sup-ported by these modules.Additionally, any quantity of shorting type contact devices such as manual stations and thermal detectors also can be accommodated and intermixed on each initiating circuit. Screw Terminals are provided for each power limited circuit, in either NFPA Class A (Style D) or Class B (Style B.)ZU-35DSIn addition to all the same features of the ZU-35, each zone is provided with a disconnect switch which will disable the zone. This action will cause a zone trouble and a system trouble signal until the switch is returned to normal.ZU-35TSThe ZU-35TS is furnished with a 3 position momentary con-tact test switch for each zone. The normal switch position is in the center, one side position will test the zone trouble sig-nal and the other will test a zone alarm signal. This is a re-quirement for US Coast Guard approval for use on marine systems, and the module is Coast Guard approved. Electrical RatingsSupervisory: 31mA @ 24VDCAlarm: 272mA @ 24VDCOperationUpon operation of a detector or shorting type device installed on the initiating circuit, the module will lock into an alarm con-dition, initiating the start of the sequential functions designed into the system. These functions may include sounding au-dible devices, operating alarm transmitters, closing doors, shutting down fans and equipment, recalling elevators, and other similar functions required for life and property safety. In addition to the system alarm, a red Alarm LED, on the face of the dual zone module will be illuminated for that particular detection circuit. A trouble on either detection circuit will be similarly annunciated with a yellow LED, one for each circuit.The module supplies a current limited output signal for the circuit in alarm providing for activation of supplementary modules or annunciators.The dual zone module occupies one module space in the System 3 rail structure and is interconnected via a ten-pin plug and harness assembly.Installation1.Mount the module to the horizontal mounting brackets inthe control enclosure.2.Install the Model JA-5 (5 in long) bus connector cableassembly between receptacle P2 of the module and receptacle 1 of the module or control panel immediately preceding it in the bus.Note: If the preceding module is on another row in the enclosure, a JA-24 (24 in long) bus connector cable assembly will be required.3.Modules are to be bus-connected from right to left. Fortwo-row enclosures, the modules in the lower row are to be connected from left to right. Succeeding rows are to be alternately connected, right to left, left to right, etc.4.If a module is the last module in the system, install eithera JS-30 (30 in long) or JS-64 (64 in long) bus connectorassembly from the unused receptacle of the last module to terminal 41 of the CP-35 control panel. This completes the module supervision circuit.5.Wire the circuit(s) as described in the CP-35 Control PanelInstruction Manual (P/N 315-085063) Installation and Wiring. Refer to the Wiring illustration.Note: If a zone is not used, the EOL device should be connected to the alarm initiating circuit terminals 2 and 3 (Zone 1) or 4 and 5 (Zone 2) of the module.6.If a supplementary relay module, annunciator, or otheroutput module is used, then the alarm outputs, terminals1 (Zone 1) and 7 (Zone 2), should be connected to theseunits.Wiring TestRefer to the CP-35 Control P anel Instruction Manual, Installation and Wiring.P/N 315-083222-18Typical WiringINITIATING CIRCUITSRated:18.1–23.5 VDC, Unfiltered Full Wave Rectified Supv:9mA Alarm:275mA1.Total zone initiating circuit resistance is 36 ohms max (9 ohms per line).2.Unused (spare) zones must have an EOL device connected.3.See individual detector for actual terminal connection numbers. Maximum of 30 detectors (any combination of those listed on the table at the right)are allowed per circuit. Also may use optional detector remote lamp or detector relay as indicated on the applicable detector instructions.4.Positive and negative ground fault impedance threshold ≤40K ohms.P/N 315-083222-18SR O T C E T E D E L B I T A P M O C R O T C E T E D Y T I L I B I T A P M O C R E I F I T N E D I E S A B Y T I L I B I T A P M O C R E I F I T N E D I I /N O I T A L L A T S N G N I R I W I S N O I T C U R T S N H 3/3-I D H 3A -/3A -I D H3B -/3B -I D 11-T D T11-/11-E P S 3-B D S 3-B D P L I 3/I 3-D A P R 3/I R 3-D A P 3/I 3-A S 11-B D T P D A -B D h t i w S 3-B D 11-B D TP D A -B D h t i w S 3-B D 81-349180-513N /P 81-349180-513N /P 6-432390-513N /P 7-195680-513N /P 6-395680-513N /P 3-924590-513N /P 3-924590-513N /P 9-891490-513N /P 9-891490-513N/P re if i t n e d i y t i l i b i t a p m o c e h t s i S T 53-/S D 53-/53-U Z。

SCX-8030 8040 Series 多功能打印机用户指南说明书

SCX-8030 8040 Series 多功能打印机用户指南imagine the possibilities感谢您购买 Samsung 产品。

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REV. 5.00版权2目录312关于本用户指南14新产品功能简介1616机器概览16正视图 117正视图 218后视图19内视图20含标准装订机（选装）的视图21含小册子装订机 1（选装）的视图22含小册子装订机 2（选装）的视图23含机柜底座和高容量进纸器（选装）的视图24控制面板概览25了解状态 LED26开机27关闭机器27连接打印机电缆27使用网络电缆27调整控制面板的角度28显示屏幕和有用按钮的简介28显示屏幕28计数器按钮28环保按钮29任务状态按钮30帮助按钮31中断按钮31节能按钮31了解弹出式键盘32使用手册装订器33使用笔具与回形针容器33观看故障排除动画介质与纸盘3434装入原稿34在扫描仪玻璃板上35在双面自动进纸器（DADF）中36选择打印介质36关于选择打印介质的准则36在纸盘中装纸36标准纸盘/选装双盒进纸器39选装高容量进纸器41多用途纸盘43自动检测介质尺寸44在特殊介质上打印44信封45透明胶片45标签纸45卡片纸/自定义尺寸的纸张46信头纸/预印纸46纸盘设置46设置纸张尺寸47设置纸张类型47纸盘自动切换47自动继续48纸张替代48纸盘优先级设置48设置纸盘确认消息49选择出纸位置49选择复印模式下的出纸位置49选择打印模式下的出纸位置49选择传真模式下的出纸位置复印5050了解复印屏幕50基本选项卡50高级选项卡51图像选项卡52基本复印53复印不同尺寸的原稿54更改每次复印的设置54选择进纸纸盘55缩小或放大复印件56复印多面57确定复印输出形式62更改黑度62校样复印63使用特殊复印功能63选择原稿尺寸63选择原稿方向64ID 复印65N 页缩印68图像重复69图像偏移70小册子复印71书本复印72封面复印72透明胶片复印73水印73戳记74海报复印74选择双面扫描速度75设置作业完成通知75构建作业75选择原稿类型76去除边界76更改锐利度77更改对比度77复印镜像图像78调节背景78擦除背面图像78在负像中复印79使用程序设置79保存程序79使用程序79管理程序79使用先前的设置80保存文档81使用快速复印菜单扫描8282基本扫描方法82了解扫描方法83扫描原稿并通过电子邮件发送（扫描到电邮）83了解扫描到电邮屏幕84将扫描图像作为电子邮件附件发送到多个目标85输入电子邮件地址86重新发送到最后一次使用的电子邮件地址87打印电子邮件确认报告88扫描原稿并通过 SMB/WEBDAV/FTP 发送（扫描到服务器）88了解扫描至服务器屏幕89扫描并发送到 SMB/WEBDAV/FTP 服务器90输入服务器地址91重新发送到最后一次使用的服务器地址92打印传送确认报告92SMB 服务器上的匿名用户的安全配置示例94扫描原稿并将扫描件发送至 USB 内存设备（扫描到 USB）94了解扫描到 USB 屏幕95扫描至 USB 内存设备96附加存储的文档96发送存储的文档96预览要扫描的图像96使用预览按钮。

三星手机说明书

29使用基本功能在传输音乐文件到手机或存储卡后，1.在功能表模式下，点击音乐播放器。

2.选择一个音乐目录 → 音乐文件。

3.用下列虚拟按键控制播放：浏览网页学会访问以及对收藏网页标记书签。

浏览网页1.在待机模式下，按下[]登陆服务提供商的主页。

2.在屏幕上点击操作浏览网页或使用按键：按键功能暂停播放开始播放调节音量高或低返回上一个文件；快退浏览文件（点住）跳到下一个文件；快进浏览文件（点住）按键功能导航键向上或向下滚动到一个网页选择一个项目后退返回到先前的网页选项访问浏览器的选项列表使用高级功能学会如何执行高级操作并使用手机附加功能。

使用高级通话功能了解手机附加通话功能。

查看和拨打未接电话手机会在显示屏上显示未接电话。

要拨打未接电话号码，1.点击通话或查看。

2.滚动到欲拨打的未接电话。

3.按下[]拨打。

呼叫最近已拨电话1.在待机模式下，按下[]进入通话记录。

2.滚动到所需电话号码并按下[]拨打。

3031使用高级功能通话的同时拨打另一个电话如果网络支持该项功能，可以在通话时拨打另外一个号码：1.按下[]将第一个通话保持。

2.输入第二个号码，并按下[]。

3.按下[]切换这两个电话。

4.要结束当前通话，按下[]。

应答第二个来电如果网络支持该项功能，可以在通话中接听另外一个来电：1.按下[]接听第二个电话。

第一个电话自动保持。

2.点击[]切换这两个电话。

多方通话（电话会议）1.呼叫多方通话中欲添加的第一方。

2.连接到第一方后，呼叫第二方。

3.第一方自动保持通话。

4.连接到第二方后，点击选项 → 电话会议。

5.重复上述步骤添加更多通话方（如有必要）。

6.要结束多方通话，按下[]。

呼叫国际长途1.在待机模式下，点击[0]并选择国际通话代码。

2.输入要拨打的完整号码（国家代码、区号和电话号码），然后按下[]拨打。

最多可添加5个通话方（能否实现此功能随网络服务提供商而异）。

使用高级功能利用联系人拨打电话可以使用存储的联系人条目直接拨打号码。

三星S8300c说明书使用手册

机的安装和准备”以及 “使用基本功能”。
• 使用本手机之前，请仔细阅读本使用说明书，以确保安全和正确使用。
• 本使用说明书中的描述以手机默认设置为基础。
指示图标
在开始使用前，请先熟悉本使用说明书中的图标：
警告 - 可能伤及自己或他人。
小心 - 可能损坏手机或其它设备。
注意 - 注释、使用提示或附加信息。
• 防止电池接触金属物体，否则可能使电池 “+”极和 “-”极连接，致使电池暂时或永久损坏。
• 切勿使用损坏的充电器或电池。
小心妥善处理手机
• 请勿擅自拆卸手机，以防触电危险。 • 请勿将手机弄湿，液体可能造成手机严重损
坏，并使手机内部的防水标签变色。请勿用湿
手接触手机。水可能造成手机损坏，制造商对此不予保修。 • 请勿在充满灰尘、肮脏的场所使用或存放手机，否则会损坏手机的零件。 • 手机是复杂电子设备，防止手机受到撞击或粗暴使用，以免造成严重损坏。 • 请勿给手机刷漆，油漆会阻塞手机的活动零件并妨碍正常使用。 • 不要太靠近人或动物的眼睛使用手机的闪光灯或指示灯（如果有）。 • 手机和存储卡可能会受磁场的影响而损坏。不要使用具有磁性外壳的携带包或配件，也不要让手机长期接触磁场。
避免干扰其它电子设备
手机发出无线电频率信号 (RF)，可能会干扰未屏蔽或屏蔽不当的电子设备，如起搏器、助听器、医疗设备和其它家用或车用电子设备。请咨询电子设备制造商，以解决遇到的干扰问题。
手机的安装和准备 .......................... 15 插入 SIM 卡和电池 ......................... 15 系上手机挂缀 ................................ 16 电池充电 ..................................... 17 插入存储卡（选配） ....................... 18

三星（Samsung）电视产品说明书

Daikin Gas Tight Joint (DGT)
[ Standard Type ]
[ Asymmetry Type ] (Reducer)
ØD
W
ØD1
ØD2 W
L
L
Connecting the same size diameter : Use DGT sizes as listed in the below table 1.1
Inlet Ø28.6
Daikin Gas Tight Joint <Standard Type> Ø28.6 ⇔ Ø28.6
Field Pipe Ø22.2
To next joint or indoor unit
To next joint or indoor unit
Field Pipe Ø12.7
Daikin Gas Tight Joint
<Asymmetry Type> Ø15.9 ⇔ Ø12.7 Outlet (2-3)
Ø15.9 Outlet (2-2)
Ø22.2
Outlet (2-1)
Ø28.6
Direction
Field pipe size
• For ﬁeld pipe speciﬁcations, refer to the Daikin Gas Tight Joint (DGT) installation manual.
74.0
SDGTB1915 Ø19.1 (3/4”) ⇔ Ø15.9 (5/8”) 19.05 15.88 30.0
76.8
SDGTB19 Ø19.1 (3/4”) 19.05 34.6
76.8
SDGTB2219 Ø22.2 (7/8”) ⇔ Ø19.1 (3/4”) 22.2 19.05 40.2 81.5

三星电子（Samsung Electronics）智能手机用户指南说明书

MT3870 & MT3855G SERIESCONVEYOR OVENREPLACEMENT PARTS LISTSuperseding All Previous Parts Lists.The Company reserves the right to make substitution in the event that items specified are not available.ERRORS: Descriptive and/or typographic errors are subject to correction.EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 6, 2001BLODGETT OVEN COMPANY , 50 Lakeside Avenue, Burlington, Vermont 05401 USAT elephone: (802) 860-3700 (800) 331-5842 Fax: (802) 860-3732MT3870 & MT3855GSeptember 6, 2001þASAP Distributor Required Stocking Parts t Doors Are Not Returnable *Item Is Too Large For UPS2ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS - Cont'dRef.Part No.No.Description13M0593Terminal Block, 2 Pole (Qty 1 or CE Qty 2)M2469Fan, Axial 110 CFM 4 1/2" (Qty 4)(Before 11/14/95)22718Fan Guard & Hardware (Qty 3)(Before 11/14/95)M0572Cord, Axial Fan 30" Power (Qty 4)(Before 11/14/95)15M3136Breaker, 7 AMP Circuit (Qty 4)16M2772Breaker, 4 AMP Circuit (Qty 2)M6590Plate Assy., Control SB (Qty 1)M7482Plate Assy., Control TB (Qty 1)M1694Cord Set & Plug Assy., 10 Foot (Qty 1)M0772Receptacle, Twist Lock (Qty 1)1717M0708Contactor, 3 Pole, 120V Coil (Qty 1)18M3322Hood Interlock, Contact Block (Qty 1)ELECTRICAL COMPONENTSRef.Part No.No.Description1M6474Computer Control Kit, Closed Loop SB (Qty 1)1FW525Computer Control Kit, Closed Loop SB (Qty 1), Recon.M8777Chip, Closed Loop 3.30M9692DAC Board, Closed Loop SB (for M6474)2M10197Remote Mounting Support Kit, for Computer (sgl, dbl, & tpl ovens) Replaces M3314M10049Decal & Control Membrane (for M6474/FW525) SB M3175Lexan Decal only, SBM5635Computer Control Kit, Open Loop TB (Qty 1)M6107Chip, Open Loop TBM10034Decal & Control Membrane (for M5635) TB M4400Lexan Decal only, TBM7427Probe, Temperature RTD, 500 OHMS (Qty 1)M7202Conversion Kit, Open Loop to Closed Loop (Qty 1)M10035Silicone Compound (for cables)M3347Cable, Computer Control, 25 Pin, 10' (Qty 1)M3348Cable, Computer Control, 9 Pin, 10' (Qty 1)M9262Jack Screw (for Cables)M3490Cable, Computer Control, 25 Pin, 50' (Qty 1)M3491Cable, Computer Control, 9 Pin, 50' (Qty 1)M3349Harness, w/socket, Inter-Connecting DC Drive, 3-Wire, 9 Pin (Qty 1)M7237Harness, w/socket, Relay Board, 25 Pin (Qty 1)M9985Relay Harness & Jack Screw Kit, 25 pin M3624Harness, Control Plate (connect from 25 pin relay board harness)M3120Harness, wiring (Control Plate to blower compartment harness)M7331Harness, blower compartmentM5661Bracket Assy., Cable Clamp (Qty 1)3M0984Pick Up, PV-2 (Qty 1) (After 9/15/95)4M7236Board, Relay/Transformer (Qty 1)522672Relay, Control (Qty 4, "Ice cube")6M3352Transformer, 120V to 24V (Qty 1)720349Buzzer, 120V (Qty 1)836066Thermostat, High Limit Kit (Qty 1)9M1362Snap Disc, L140/20F, 2 Pole SPST (Qty 1)(Control Compartment)M2453Snap Disc, L140/20F, 3 Pole SPDT (Qty 1)(Blower Compartment)10M0595Switch, Air Pressure SPDT (Qty 1)M0959Fitting, Compression 1/4" (Qty 2)M2799Union, Compression (Qty 1)11/12M10543Emergency Stop Switch Kit (Qty 1)Replaces M3296, M0152, M3297MT3870 & MT3855G DOMESTIC & GENERAL EXPORT SB CONTROL PLATEASSY (M6590)M13629M10081or FW50221M978723M059313M225422M277216M313615226725M72364M105468M332218M330124M32958203497M3352617CONVEYOR COMPONENTSRef.PartNo.No.Description19M6338Belt, Wire S/S 38" wide SB (Per Foot)(Total Length MT3870 18 FT, MT3855 16 FT) M7889Belt, Wire S/S 18-1/2" wide TB (Per Foot)(T otal Length MT3870 18 FT, MT3855 16FT) M10337Belt, Wire 8" wide Split Belt (Per Foot)(Total Length MT3870 18 FT)20M7272Tensioner Assy., Belt MT3870 (Qty 2)(After 9/15/95)FW502Speed Control Board, Bodine Recond.(After 9/90)NOTE:M2379 is no longer availableM10099Conveyor Motor & Control Kit, Brushless(for Computerized Ovens) *See Note21M10081Conveyor Control Board, Brushless *See Note 25M10082Conveyor Motor, Brushless *See Note*NOTE:You must install the Brushless Kit BEFOREyou purchase the new brushless motor orcontrol separately.NOTE:All MT3855 ovens built after 05/11/01 or serialnumber 051101BH094S are built with brushlessstyle components. You may replacecomponents separately.M6192Bracket (For M10082)22M2254Fuse, Line, Bodine Board, 5 AMP, 125V(Qty 1)23M9787Fuse, Armature, 250MA, 250V (Qty 1)(Replaces part M2316, DOMESTIC ONLY)24M3301Capacitor, Speed Control Board(SB Qty 1 or TB Qty 2)M2500Brush Set, Bodine (Qty 1)M0391Chain, Drive (SB Specify 2 FT or TB Specify4 FT & Order M0112)M0112Masterlink, Drive Chain (Qty 1)26M6791Guard, Drive Chain SB (Qty 1)M6482Guard, Drive Chain TB (Qty 1)27*M6154Conveyor Assy., Drive SB MT3870 (Qty 1) NOTE:If your oven was made before 09/15/95 youmust order a new crumb pan (Part # M6167) w/conveyor assy. If your oven was made after09/15/95, do not order a new crumb pan.28*M6155Conveyor Assy., Idle SB MT3870 (Qty 1) NOTE:If your oven was made before 09/15/95 youmust order a new crumb pan (Part # M6168)w/conveyor assy. If your oven was made after09/15/95, do not order a new crumb pan.*M7592Conveyor Assy., Drive TB MT3870 (Qty 1)*M7593Conveyor Assy., Idle TB MT3870 (Qty 1)*M4432Conveyor Assy., Drive SB MT3855G(Qty 1) (Before 11/14/95)*M4433Conveyor Assy., Idle SB MT3855G(Qty 1) (Before 11/14/95)*M6777Conveyor Assy., Folding (Drive & Idle) SB(Qty 1) MT3855G (After 11/14/95)*M9950Conveyor Assy., TB MT3855G (Drive & Idle) NOTE:TB is two belts, 18 1/2" wide per belt.*M9956Conveyor Assy., Split MT3855G (Drive & Idle) NOTE:Split Belt is two belts, one is 8" wide,one is 30" wide.CONVEYOR COMPONENTS - CONT'DRef.PartNo.No.Description*M8617Conveyor Assy., Drive (3 Belt MT3870 only) *M8618Conveyor Assy., Idle (3 Belt MT3870 only) 29*M2672Shaft, Conveyor Drive SB (Qty 1)30*M2673Shaft, Conveyor Idle SB (Qty 1)*M9962Shaft, Conveyor Drive TB (Qty 1)*M9963Shaft, Conveyor Idle TB (Qty 1)31M0109Sprocket, Motor Drive, 12 Tooth (Qty 1, SB)(Qty 2, TB/Split Belt)M0110Sprocket, Conveyor Drive, 15 Tooth (Qty 1) 32M0108Sprocket, Conveyor Belt, 11 Tooth(Qty 18SB) (Qty 20 TB/Split Belt)M1865Sprocket, Conveyor Drive, 15 Tooth (Qty 1)TB/Split Belt21303Sprocket, Motor Drive, High Speed 12 Tooth(Qty 1, SB) (Qty 2, TB/Split Belt)M0122Rulon Bearing (Goes on conveyor)CONVECTION COMPONENTSRef.PartNo.No.Description33M4224Motor & Blower Assy., CW MT3870 Qty 2 34M4225Motor & Blower Assy., CCW MT3870 Qty 2MT3855G Qty 3 For ovens before 02/27/94 M5419Motor & Blower Assy., CCW MT3855GQty 3 For ovens after 02/27/94M9847Convection Blower Kit High Altitude MT3870M10203Convection Blower Kit High Altitude MT3855M2564Capacitor, Motor MT3870 (Qty 4)M6781Cooling Blower Kit MT387014M6381Cooling Blower only (no hardware) MT3870 M5722Insulation Kit for Blowers MT3870 (Qty 1)M7991Insulation Kit for Blowers MT3855G (Qty 1) 35M6466Nozzle Assy. w/ Diverter MT3870 (Qty 14)Gen MktM5466Nozzle Assy w/ Diverter MT3855G (Qty 12)(Before 11/14/95)M7105Nozzle Assy w/ Diverter MT3855G (Qty 6)(After 11/14/95) (one hole in end)(See L-497)M7106Nozzle Assy w/ Diverter MT3855G (Qty 6)(After 11/14/95) (two holes in end)(See L-497)NOTE:Parts M7105 and M7106 alternate throughthe oven. There is no left or right.MT3870 & MT3855G DOMESTIC AND GENERAL EXPORT CONTROL BOX (CONTROL PLATE AND/OR GAS BURNER COMPONENTS NOT SHOWN)M6381 DOM 14M0109 31M015211M329612M0984 3M059510M7283 EXP92M10082 DOM25M3128 EXP 93AIR PLATES & BAKING COMPONENTS Ref.PartNo.No.Description37M6470Plate Assy, Air RH MT3870 Gen Mkt (Qty 1)38M6469Plate Assy, Air LH MT3870 Gen Mkt (Qty 1) M10531Plate Assy, Air LH (L-R) MT3870 Papa Gino'sM10532Plate Assy, Air RH (L-R) MT3870 Papa Gino'sM10533Plate Assy, Air LH (R-L) MT3870 Papa Gino'sM10534Plate Assy, Air RH (R-L) MT3870 Papa Gino'sNOTE:The Papa Gino's Air Plate Assy's use the GenMkt block offs M6597.M5767Plate Assy, Air RH (R to L) MT3855GGen Mkt (Before 2/27/98)M9489Plate Assy, Air RH (R to L) MT3855GGen Mkt (After 2/27/98)M5768Plate Assy, Air LH (R to L) MT3855GGen Mkt (Before 2/27/98)M9488Plate Assy, Air LH (R to L) MT3855GGen Mkt (After 2/27/98)M5649Plate Assy., Air LH (L to R) MT3855Gen Mkt (Before 2/27/98)M5648Plate Assy, Air RH (L to R) MT3855Gen Mkt (Before 2/27/98)M9490Plate Assy, Air LH (L to R) MT3855Gen Mkt (After 2/27/98)M9491Plate Assy, Air RH (L to R) MT3855Gen Mkt (After 2/27/98)24613Hook, Air Pan (Qty 1)39M6597Plate Assy, Block Off MT3870 Gen. Mkt.(Qty 6)M6079Plate Assy, Block Off MT3855 Gen. Mkt.(Qty 6)M7399Hold Down, Nozzle MT3870 (Qty 1)M5486Hold Down, Nozzle MT3855G (Qty 1)(Before 11/14/95)M7380Hold Down, Nozzle MT3855G (Qty 1)(After 11/14/95)36M3106Diverter, Air LH & RH MT3870(Qty 2 All ovens)MT3855G (Qty 2) (Before 11/14/95)M5179Diverter, Air LH & RH MT3855G (Qty 2)(Before 11/14/95)M7372Diverter, Air LH MT3855G (Qty 1)(After 11/14/95) (See L-495 & L-496)M7374Diverter, Air RH MT3855G (Qty 1)(After 11/14/95) (See L-495 & L-496)M5453Diverter, Air CTR MT3855G (Qty 1)(Before 11/14/95)M7373Diverter, Air CTR MT3855G (Qty 1)(After 11/14/95) (See L-495 & L-496)GAS BURNER COMPONENTS Ref.PartNo.No.Description40M10075Burner Assy, Complete Nat40M10079Burner Assy, Complete LP41M0767Blower Motor, Comb. w/ Control Box (Qty 1) 42M2383Blower Motor, Combustion (Qty 1)43M2381Transformer, 120V to 24V (Qty 1)44M2382Relay, Time Delay (Qty 1)45M0454Orifice, Main Burner LP MT387045M0455Orifice, Main Burner Nat MT3870M0579Orifice, Main Burner LP MT3855M0580Orifice, Main Burner Nat MT385546M2727Pilot Burner & Ignitor Assy., LP (Qty 1)46M2726Pilot Burner & Ignitor Assy., Nat (Qty 1)47M6378Shield, Pilot Burner (Qty 1)48M0415Flame Sensor (Qty 1)19677Wire, Flame Sensor (Qty 1)49M2690Orifice, Pilot LP (Qty 1)49M0697Orifice, Pilot Nat (Qty 1)50M0248Tube, Pilot Aluminum 1/4" (1.583 Feet) 5121225Fitting, Elbow544588Nipple, Pipe 3/4 x 1-3/8 Close(Qty 3 or CE Qty 2)55M0280Tee, 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/4 (Qty 1)56M0278Bushing, 1/4 x 1/8 Hex (Qty 2)57M0281Plug, Pipe 1/8 Black (Qty 2)5817874Ell, Black 1/2 x 3/4 (Qty 1)59M0590Nipple, Pipe 1/2 x 2-1/2 (Qty 1)60M0279Union, 1/2 Inch Black (Qty 1)611949Nipple, Pipe 1/2 x 1-3/16 Close (Qty 1)62M0317Elbow, 1/2 Inch Street 90 Deg (Qty 1) 6321278Nipple, Pipe 1/2 x 3-1/2 (Qty 1)64M3238Tee, 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4 (Qty 1)6523007Spring, Solenoid Valve, LP to Nat (Qty 1) 6518612Spring, Solenoid Valve, Nat to LP (Qty 1) 23114Conversion Kit, LP to Nat MT3870 (Qty 1)21389Conversion Kit, Nat to LP MT3870 (Qty 1)M5259Conversion Kit, LP to Nat MT3855G (Qty 1)M5290Conversion Kit, Nat to LP MT3855G (Qty 1)21242Connector Kit, Gas Flex 48" (Qty 1)21826Connector Kit, Gas Flex 36" (Qty 1)69M7280Flame Tube Assy., MT3870 (Qty 1)M7390Flame Tube Assy., MT3855G (Qty 1)66M0282Valve, Manual Gas (Qty 1)67M5495Dual Solenoid/Pressure Regulator, Nat 24V(Qty 1)6722190Dual Solenoid/Pressure Regulator, LP 24V(Qty 1)68M1054Spark Box, Johnson (Qty 1)MT3870 & MT3855G DOMESTIC GAS BURNER COMPONENTS(CONTROL BOX NOT SHOWN)M028266458854M076741M238342M031762M028157M027856M54952219067M027*********458854M10075M1007940M2727, M272646M637847M041548M2690, M069749M0454M045545M3238642127863M0248502300765194961M0590591787458M028055M027856M028157M238143M238244INSIDE BOXINSIDE BURNER2122551EXTERIOR COMPONENTS-CONT'D.Ref.Part No.No.DescriptionM2824Crumb Pan, Idle MT3870 w/Holes (Before 9/15/95)79M6168Crumb Pan, Idle MT3870 w/Holes (After 9/15/95)M2823Crumb Pan, Drive MT3870 w/Holes (Before 9/15/95)80M6167Crumb Pan, Drive MT3870 w/Holes (After 9/15/95)M9454Crumb Pan, Idle MT3870G Sld M9453Crumb Pan, Drive MT3870G Sld M6910Crumb Pan, Idle MT3855G w/Holes M6906Crumb Pan, Drive MT3855G w/Holes M10144Crumb Pan, Drive MT3855G Sld M10145Crumb Pan, Idle, MT3855G SldM5612Plug Assy, Lower RH MT3870 (Qty 1)(Before 9/15/95)81M7276Plug Assy, Lower RH MT3870 (Qty 1)(After 9/15/95)82M5612Plug Assy, Lower LH MT3870 (Qty 1)M7386Plug Assy, Lower MT3855G (Qty 2)83M3116Plug Assy, Upper MT3870/MT3855G (Qty 2)84M2640Air Curtain, Upper End Plug (Qty 2)M7150Support Assy, Upper End Plug LH (MT3870, Qty 2) (MT3855, Qty 1)M7149Support Assy, Upper End Plug RH (MT3870, Qty 2) (MT3855, Qty 1)M3724Handle, End Plug (Qty 2)M4633Panel & Filter Assy. (Qty 1) MT3870 (All) &MT3855G (Before 11/14/95)M5485Panel & Filter Assy. MT3855G (After 11/14/95)M5355Control Box Cover w/ Louvers MT3855G (Qty 1) (Before 11/14/95)M6799Control Box Cover w/ Access Door MT3855G (Qty 1) (After 11/14/95)M2780Control Box Cover w/ Louvers MT3870 (Qty 1) (Before 9/15/95)86M7266Control Box Cover w/ Access Door MT3870(Qty 1) (After 9/15/96)87M6035Latch, Access Door (Qty 1)M2689Body Back, MT3870 (Qty 1) (Before 9/15/95)M7254Body Back, MT3870 (Qty 1) (After 9/15/95)M4248Body Back, MT3855G (Qty 1)EXCLUSIVE TO PIZZA HUTLB - LIGHTNING BOLTRef.Part No.No.DescriptionM8729Nozzle Assy, MT3870 L-R or R-L (Qty 7) LB M8730Nozzle Assy, MT3870 L-R or R-L (Qty 7) LB M6926Hold Down, Nozzle MT3870 LBM8674Plate Assy, Air LH (R-L) MT3870 PH LB M8675Plate Assy, Air RH (R-L) MT3870 PH LB M8711Plate Assy, Air LH (L-R) MT3870 PH LB M8712Plate Assy, Air RH (L-R) MT3870 PH LB M8796Diverter Assy LB (Qty 1)M8797Diverter Assy LB (Qty 1)M7376Plate Assy, Air LH (R-L) MT3855M7110Plate Assy, Air RH (R-L) MT3855M7377Plate Assy, Air RH (L-R) MT3855M7109Plate Assy, Air LH (L-R) MT3855M2467Cord Set, Hood InterlockEXTERIOR COMPONENTSRef.Part No.No.Descriptiont M2868Door Assembly, Pull Down S/S (used w/enclosed Greenheck hood system) (Qty 1)M2188Handle Kit, Door 2" (used w/ M2868) (Qty 1)70t M3944Door Assembly (used w/ false front) (Qty 1)71M4275Handle Kit, Door 22" (used w/ M3944) (Qty 1)72M1871Plate, RH Pivot Slotted (Qty 1)73M1872Plate, LH Pivot Slotted (Qty 1)35184Window Bracket Kit (L & R) (for handle)74M3602Bracket Assy., Mounting (Qty 2) LH 75M3603Bracket Assy., Mounting (Qty 2) RH M5475Filter Assy., MT3855G (Qty 1)(Before 11/14/95)76M3751False Front Assy., MT3870 (Qty 1)M4563False Front Assy., MT3855G (Qty 1)M3951Tape, Closed Cell FoamM5032Chimney Kit, Sgl (Before 11/95)M7464Chimney Kit, Sgl (After 11/95)M7160Chimney Kit, Dbl (Before 11/95)M5634Chimney Kit, Dbl MT3855 Prior to 11/95M7463Chimney Kit, Dbl (Qty 1) (After 11/95)21390Legs, 17-1/4" w/ Casters (Dbl) (Set of 4)21391Legs, 23-1/4" w/ Casters (Sgl) (Set of 4)14444Casters, Cradle (Tpl Oven) (Set of 4)22229Stacking Assy., Dbl (Qty 1)77M3783Stop, Product S/S (Qty 1)78M3779Extension Assy., Product 6" (Qty 1)M4223Extension Assy., Product 10" (Qty 1)M7575Extension Assy., Product 15" (LaRosa's)(Qty 1)M10059Extension Assy., Product 20" (Qty 1)MT3870 EXTERIOR OVEN VIEWM659739M647037M728069M726686M646938M659739M615427M646635M616780M6474 DOM 1M7880 CE103M101972M310636M187172M375176M360375M360274M615528M727220M377978M616879M394470M378377M633819M187273M427571M4225 DOM 34M4598 EXP 90M4224 DOM 33M4597 EXP 89M603587M264084EXCLUSIVE TO EXPORT - Cont'dRef.Part No.No.DescriptionM9531Harness, Blower (MT3870) Australia M9753Gas Conversion Kit, Nat to LP/But CE M9767Gas Conversion Kit, LP/But to Nat CE 120M6029Connector, Liquid Tight (Qty 1) CE 12110809Nipple, Pipe 1/2 x 2 (Qty 1) CE122M2835Fitting, Elbow 90 Street 1/8" (Qty 1) CE 123M3443Bushing, Adapter (Qty 2) CE 124M2841Fitting, Pressure Tap (Qty 2) CE91M9182Gas Valve (replaces M6117) CE & Export After 10/08/9791M6000Gas Valve, Combination 240V NAT 50 HZ Before 10/08/9791M6001Gas Valve, Combination 240V LP 50 HZ Before 10/08/97M8744Leg & Caster Kit, 17 1/4" CE M8745Leg & Caster Kit, 23 1/4" CEM10225Plate Assy, Air (L-R), LH Dominos Australia M8712Plate Assy, Air (L-R), RH Dominos Australia M8675Plate Assy, Air (R-L), LH Dominos Australia M10224Plate Assy, Air (R-L), RH Dominos Australia M10199Block Offs, Qty 3, Dominos AustraliaEXCLUSIVE TO EXPORTRef.Part No.No.Description88M10070Burner Assy, Complete Nat CE 88M10072Burner Assy, Complete LP CEM10069Burner Assy, Complete Nat Australia M10080Burner Assy, Complete LP Australia NOTE:Use Lit-683 with Australian Burners.M10074Burner Assy, Complete Nat Gen Exp M10077Burner Assy, Complete LP Gen Exp89M4597Motor & Blower Assy., CW MT3870 (Qty 2)90M4598Motor & Blower Assy., CCW MT3870 (Qty 2)92M7283Blower, Cooling Export (Qty 1)93M3128Motor, Conveyor Drive Bodine, 180V (Qty 1)94M3153Digital Speed Control Board, Bodine (Qty 1)95M2630Fuse, Line, Bodine Board, 500 MA, 250V (Qty 1) CE96M2316Fuse, Armature, 200 MA,250V (Qty 1) CEM5717Board, Relay (Open Loop) SB (Qty 1)97M7282Board, Relay (Closed Loop) SB (Qty 1)98M8704Fuse, 250V, 125 MA (Qty 1) CE (Replaces M8652)99M6024Transformer, 220V to 24V (Qty 1) (for M7282)10020350Buzzer, 240V (Qty 1)101R1580Stop, End (Qty 1)102M6449Filter, Noise (Qty 1) E & G CE M6448Filter, Noise (Qty !) E CE103M7880Computer Control Kit, Closed Loop SB CE 104M7888Relay, 1 Second Time Delay 3PDT (Qty 1) CE105M2386Blower Motor, Combustion (Qty 1) CE 106M7333Pilot Burner & Ignitor Assy., LP (Qty 1) CE 106M7334Pilot Burner & Ignitor Assy., Nat (Qty 1) CE 107&M10544Reset Switch Kit, Push Button & Contact 108(Qty 1) CE, Replaces M2497 & M2498M0595Air Pressure Switch (All gas ovens)M9978Conversion Kit, Air Pressure Differential Switch (Replaces M3330 & M2819) CE 109M9422Air Pressure Differential Switch, switch only (Qty 1) CEM9705PolyurethaneTubing, used w/pressure switch (Per Foot, total 3 FT) CE 110M0706Orifice, Main Burner (Specify MTD)(Qty 1) CE111R0164Terminal Block, Power (Qty 2) CE 112R0166Terminal Block, Ground (Qty 1) CE113M3168Spark Box, 240V (Landis & Gyr) (Qty 1) CE 114M2247Contactor, 240V, 50 HZ (Qty 1) CE & Aust 18265Indicator Light, 28V, Red, Round (Qty 1) CE 11616037Indicator Light, 250V, Red, Round (Qty 1)CE & Australia11716775Relay, SPST, 240V, 30 Amp. (Qty 1) CE 118M3172Timer, Fixed, 2 Second (Qty 1) CE 119M3173Timer, Fixed, 10 Second (Qty 1) CE M6589Plate Assy., Control SB (Qty 1) CE M7323Plate Assy., Control SB (Qty 1) Australia M6982Piping Assy. (Qty 1) CEMT3870 & MT3855G CE GAS BURNER COMPONENTS(CONTROL BOX NOT SHOWN)10809121M0279601949611787458M028055M031762458854M027856M3443123M2841124M3443123M2835122M238610516037116M10070M1007288M2841124458854M7333, M7334106M637847M041548M2690, M069749M07061102122551M027856M3238642127863M02485091INSIDE BURNERM6000M6001M9182M3173119M3172118M13629M059313M32958M315394M231696M263095226725M728297M870498M602499M2247114M3168113M78881041677511720350100MT3870 & MT3855G CE SB CONTROL PLATE ASSY (M6589)MT3870 & MT3855G CE CONTROL BOX(CONTROL PLATE AND/OR GAS BURNER COMPONENTS NOT SHOWN)M9422109M6449102M6029120R016411116037116M2497107M2498108R0166112R1580101(SEE DOMESTIC CONTROL BOX FOR ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS)。

Samsung Electronics 产品说明书

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................................................... 3 List of Figures .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 List of Tables ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Version History .. (5)Handling Guide ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6 ARTIK 530 Development Board Overview (7)features (7)Block diagram ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Mechanical Drawings ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9 ARTIK 530 Module ................................................................................................................................................................ 11 ARTIK 530 Module Specification ........................................................................................................................................................ 11 ARTIK 530 Development Board Interposer Board .. (12)Interposer Board Boot mode Configuration .................................................................................................................................... 13 USB OTG ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 HDMI 1.4a ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 LVDS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Ethernet................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Antenna ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 ARTIK 530 Development Board Platform Board .. (17)Configuration of External Power Source .......................................................................................................................................... 18 SD-Card Interface................................................................................................................................................................................ 19 EarJack Interface ................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 MIPI DSI/CSI Interface ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 USB Host 2.0 Interface ....................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Connector to IF Board Interface ........................................................................................................................................................ 22 ARTIK 530 Development Environment IF Board .............................................................................................................. 23 Preview on the ARTIK IF board .......................................................................................................................................................... 23 Configuration of external Power Source .......................................................................................................................................... 24 ARTIK 530 Development Board Booting (25)Serial Port Connection ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Terminal Emulator Installation ......................................................................................................................................................... 26 Power on the ARTIK 530 Development Board.................................................................................................................................. 27 Legal Information .. (29)Figure 1. Preview of the ARTIK 530 Development Board .................................................................................................... 7 Figure 2. ARTIK 530 Development Board .............................................................................................................................. 8 Figure 3. Mechanical Drawing ARTIK 530 Development Board and Interposer Board all dimensions are in [mm] .. 9 Figure 4. Mechanical Drawing ARTIK 530 Development Board Platform Board all dimensions are in [mm] .......... 10 Figure 5. ARTIK 530 Development Board Interposer Board Left Top Side, Right Bottom Side .................................. 12 Figure 6. ARTIK 530 Development Board Booting Switch Location ................................................................................ 13 Figure 7. USB OTG Interface location on the Interposer Board ...................................................................................... 14 Figure 8. HDMI 1.4a Interface location on the Interposer Board ................................................................................... 14 Figure 9. LVDS Interface location on the Interposer Board ............................................................................................. 15 Figure 10. Ethernet Interface location on the Interposer Board .................................................................................... 15 Figure 11. Antenna location on the Interposer Board ..................................................................................................... 16 Figure 12. ARTIK 530 Development Board Platform Board Left Bottom Side, Right Top Side ................................... 17 Figure 13. Jumper Interface locations JP1-JP4 on Connectors J702, J703 of the Platform Board ............................... 18 Figure 14. SD-Card Interface location on the Platform Board ........................................................................................ 19 Figure 15. Ear Jack Interface location on the Platform Board ......................................................................................... 19 Figure 16. MIPI DSI Interface location on the Platform Board ........................................................................................ 20 Figure 17. MIPI CSI Interface Location on the Platform Board ....................................................................................... 20 Figure 18 USB2.0 Interface location on the Platform Board ........................................................................................... 21 Figure 19. Expansion Connector Interface location on the Platform Board ................................................................. 22 Figure 20. ARTIK 530 Development Board IF Board ......................................................................................................... 23 Figure 21. Jumper Interface locations J20, J21 on the IF Board ....................................................................................... 24 Figure 22. Typical Linux® Serial Console ........................................................................................................................... 25 Figure 23. USB Serial Cable hooked up to the Platform Board ....................................................................................... 26 Figure 24 Connection Power adaptor with development Board .................................................................................... 27 Figure 25. Power switch location on the development Board ........................................................................................ 28 Figure 26. Power button location on the development Board (28)Table 1. Main Features of the ARTIK 530 Module ............................................................................................................. 11 Table 2. Boot option that can be set on the Interposer Board ....................................................................................... 13 Table 3 Antenna spec ........................................................................................................................................................... 16 Table 4. Connector J2 ............................................................................................................................................................ 23 Table 5. Connector J3 (24)Precaution against Electrostatic DischargeWhen using the Samsung ARTIK ™ 530 Development Board, ensure that the environment is protected against static electricity: ContaminationDo not use the ARTIK 530 Development Board in an environment exposed to dust or dirt adhesion. Temperature/HumidityThe ARTIK 530 Development Board is sensitive to:1. Environment2. Temperature3. HumidityHigh temperature or humidity deteriorates the characteristics of ARTIK 530 Development Board, therefore, do not store or use the ARTIK 530 Development Board under such conditions. Mechanical ShockDo not to apply excessive mechanical shock or force to the ARTIK 530 Development Board. ChemicalDo not expose the ARTIK 530 Development Board to chemicals. Exposure to chemicals leads to reactions that deteriorate the characteristics of the ARTIK 530 Development Board. EMS (Electro Magnetic Susceptibility)Strong electromagnetic waves or magnetic fields may affect the characteristics of the ARTIK 530 Development Board during the operation under insufficient PCB circuit design for Electro Magnetic Susceptibility (EMS).The ARTIK 530 Development Board consists of one Interposer Board, one Platform Board and one IF Board. The Interposer Board does include the ARTIK 530 Module. The ARTIK 530 Development Board is an affordable approach for developing an IoT solution. Figure 1 shows the form factors of the various boards that make up the ARTIK 530 Development Board.Figure 2 shows the block diagram of the ARTIK 530 Development Board, if you want more information on the ARTIK 530 Module please consult the ARTIK 530 Module Datasheet.Figure 3 and Figure 4 show the ARTIK 530 Development Board Interposer Board and the Platform Board respectively.The ARTIK 530 Development Board contains the ARTIK 530 Module. This section will describe some of the main features of this module. For more information on the ARTIK 530 Module please consult the ARTIK 530 Module datasheet.The ARTIK 530 Module is designed for IoT devices and it contains a lot of functions based on a Linux ®system. Not only multimedia functions but also network functions for example 802.11 or ZigBee ®. In addition the ARTIK 530 Module has mass storage functionality and its own security solution. Table 1 shows the main features of the ARTIK 530 Module that is part of the ARTIK 530 Development Board.®®®®The Interposer Board as depicted in Figure 5 highlights the most important components on the Interposer board.This section describes the various boot modes that are supported on the ARTIK 530 Development Board. Table 2 and Figure 6 show how to manipulate SW402 and where SW402 is located on the Interposer Board to set the various booting options that are available on the ARTIK 530 Development Board.When ‘eMMc 1st Boot’ is selected as a booting option, the system will first try to boot from eMMc, if this fails the system will search for an SD Card to boot from. If booting from the SD-Card also fails the system tries to boot from USB. When choosing the SD-Card booting option, the system starts with booting from SD, and if this fails will continue to try a USB boot. When USB is selected as the booting mechanism of choice, only a USB boot will be attempted.The Interposer board has one USB OTG connector located as can be seen in Figure 7.The Interposer board has one HDMI 1.4a connector (Micro D-Type) located as can be seen in Figure 8. The following video formats are supported:1.480p/************/60Hz,576p/576i@50Hz2.720p/720i @50Hz/59.94Hz/60HzThe Interposer board has one LVDS Interface containing 5x data channels and one clock channel, its location can be seen in Figure 9. The available maximum resolution is 1920x1080@60fps.The Interposer board has one Ethernet Interface, its location can be seen in Figure 10. The Ethernet Interface is based on 802.3az-2010 complying to the Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) standard. The maximum theoretical speed of the interface is 1000Mbps.If 802.11 or Bluetooth® functionality is required, the antenna which is enclosed as part of the ARTIK 530 Development Kit has to be attached to the Interposer board as depicted in Figure 11. More details on the antenna spec is given in Table 3.The Platform Board as depicted in Figure 12 highlights the most important components on the Interposer board.Through selection of the Jumpers JP1-JP4, located on J702, J703, the power source can be selected. When power is provided from a DC-5V Adapter or a Battery, all jumpers are in the 1-2 position. When power is provided from the DC-5V Adapter and at the same time a battery is connected that is being charged (Battery Charging Mode), all jumpers are in the 2-3 position. When the jumpers [JP1-JP4] are in the 1-2 position, (DC-5V Adapter mode or Battery mode) either connect a battery or the DC-5V adapter but never both at the same time. When the jumpers [JP1-JP4] are in the 2-3 position, (Battery Charging Mode) connect both a battery and the DC-5V Adapter.Figure 13 shows the default settings and how to switch between the settings. When the ARTIK 530 Development Board is used with an external power adapter make certain that you use a 5V-5A adapter with a 2.1x5.5mm plug.The Platform board has one SD-CARD interface supporting SD3.0 located as can be seen in Figure 14.The Platform board has one 4 pin ear jack interface supporting stereo audio as can be seen in Figure 15.The Platform board has one MIPI DSI and one MIPI CSI interface. The location of the DSI Display interface can be seen in Figure 16. The location of the MIPI CSI interface can be seen in Figure 17.The MIPI DSI interface can operate at a maximumresolution of WUXGA (1920x1200), whereas the MIPI CSI interface can have a static resolution of 5M pixels or a dynamic resolution for video capturing of 1080P.The Platform board has one USB 2.0 Interface. The location of the USB 2.0 interface can be seen in .The Platform board has one expansion connector that can be seen in Figure 19. This connector enables for expansion possibilities.Figure 20 shows the highlights of the connector IF board. In addition Table 4 with J2 and Table 5 with J3 show the pinout of the connectors with its meaning.Through selection of the Jumpers J20 and J21 you can choose the IO power source (I 2C, UART GPIO) or the XGPIO power source of either, 1.8V, 3.3V or 5V. Figure 21 shows how to set the various jumpers to switch between power sources.This section will describe how to start working with your ARTIK 530 Development Environment by setting up a serial connection on your development PC and booting up the ARTIK 530 Development Environment.As a first step we will select a serial console to communicate with the ARTIK 530 Module that is located on the ARTIK 530Development Environment. You can use a typical Linux ®serial console as depicted in Figure 22, using the serial connector. If your PC does not have a serial port, use the micro-USB B serial cable instead. To use the serial USB cable you need to install the associated device driver. Figure 23 depicts the USB serial cable and where it is hooked up to the Platform Board.Setting up a connection with the ARTIK 530 Module can be done in a wired or wireless manner. Here we choose to install PuTTY a free serial console. The software can be downloaded from /. Once downloaded go through the following steps:1.Open the device manager on the control panel.2.When using a PC install the USB to Serial driver. The driver can be found at the following location:(/Drivers/CDM/CDM21218_Setup.zip). For other drivers please visit(/Drivers/D2XX.htm).3.Check the COM port number on your PC when you connect the USB serial cable. In our case the COM port allocated4.a.Set the “Serial line” as the COM port number found in step 3.b.Set the COM speed to "115200".c.Set the connection type to "Serial".d.Save the session under ARTIK-Pro.5.Select your saved session and click th e “Open” button.To power up the ARTIK 530 Development Environment you first have to connect the power adapter and the Platform Board as shown in Figure 24. In addition make certain that the jumpers JP1-JP4 located on the Platform Board are set in state 1-2 see Configuration of External Power Source section for details.Turn on the power switch as shown in Figure 25.Once the power switch is turned on, push the power button (SW2), as depicted in Figure 26, for about 1 second. Once released the booting process will start and you should see booting messages from your console, using the serial connection that you previously established.INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH THE SAMSUNG ARTIK ™ DEVELOPMENT BOARD AND ALL RELATED PRODUCTS, UPDATES, AND DOCUMENTATION (HEREINAFTER “SAMSUNG PRODUCTS”). NO LICENSE, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, BY ESTOPPEL OR OTHERWISE, TO ANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IS GRANTED BY THIS DOCUMENT. THE LICENSE AND OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS RELATED TO YOUR USE OF THE SAMSUNG PRODUCTS ARE GOVERNED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE SAMSUNG ARTIK ™ DEVELOPER LICENSE AGREEMENT THAT YOU AGREED TO WHEN YOU REGISTERED AS A DEVELOPER TO RECEIVE THE SAMSUNG PRODUCTS. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THE SAMSUNG ARTIK ™ DEVELOPER L ICENSE AGREEMENT, SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. AND ITS AFFILIATES (COLLECTIVELY, “SAMSUNG”) ASSUMES NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, AND SAMSUNG DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO YOUR SALE, APPLICATION AND/OR USE OF SAMSUNG PRODUCTS INCLUDING LIABILITY OR WARRANTIES RELATED TO FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR INFRINGEMENT OF ANY PATENT, COPYRIGHT, OR OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT.SAMSUNG RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE PRODUCTS, INFORMATION, DOCUMENTATION AND SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT NOTICE. THIS INCLUDES MAKING CHANGES TO THIS DOCUMENTATION AT ANY TIME WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. THIS DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY, AND ALL INFORMATION DISCUSSED HEREIN IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. SAMSUNG ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR POSSIBLE ERRORS OR OMISSIONS, OR FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES FROM THE USE OF THE DOCUMENTATION CONTAINED HEREIN.Samsung Products are not intended for use in medical, life support, critical care, safety equipment, or similar applications where product failure could result in loss of life or personal or physical harm, or any military or defense application, or any governmental procurement to which special terms or provisions may apply.This document and all information discussed herein remain the sole and exclusive property of Samsung. All brand names, trademarks and registered trademarks belong to their respective owners. For updates or additional information about Samsung ARTIK™, contact the Samsung A RTIK ™ team via the Samsung ARTIK™ website at www.artik.io .Copyright © 2017 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electric or mechanical, by photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written consent of Samsung Electronics.。

三星电子（Samsung Electronics）智能家居系统用户指南说明书

The vibrant financial district of Bonifacio Global City in Taguig recently saw the addition of two new modern office towers. The project was realized by W Group, a leading developer of office buildings in the city of 1.8 million inhabitants. The 25-story Citibank Plaza building offers 50,000 square meters of premium offices spaces. The W City Center boasts 55,000 square meters of offices on 29 stories plus three stories of retail space. The list of tenants is equally impressive: Global financial services provider Citibank occupies the entire Citibank Plaza building, while W City Center leases office spaces to a range of local and international enterprises.Different tenants – different needsIntegrated fire detection and voice alarm protects two new office buildings in Taguig City, Metro ManilaSolving the challenge of firesafety in mixed-use office towersCustomer storyMixed-use office towers combine multiple workspaces and retailers under one roof. Providing consistent fire safety for different tenants – each with different floor plans in their office spaces – can prove challenging from a security manager’s perspective. This is why premium developer W Group was looking for an integrated system to ensure the highest level of fire safety for its two latest office buildings in the financial district of Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila.For an added layer of safety, the IP-based system provides full visibility of the current situation to operators: Each building floor is defined as its own zone, while thenetworked smoke detectors report the exact location of a fire down to a specific room. For ease of maintenance, the advanced detectors perform constant self-monitoring and send cleaning or replacement alerts to the Modular FireBosch Philippines won the contract to equip CitibankPlaza and W City Center with a scalable, IP-based solution. At both locations, Bosch experts installed optical smoke detectors – 2,000 units at Citibank Plaza and over 1,300 at W City Center – for quick and accurate fire detection. Centrally managed via the Modular Fire Panel 5000 Series, these addressable smoke detectors are supplemented by heat detectors and manual call points for end-to-end fire safety. Meeting a key client requirement from W Group, the number and positioning of detectors and other system components can be adjusted and expanded flexibly to meet every tenant’s floorplan.Full visibility for security managersPanel 5000 Series. At Citibank Plaza, the solution is also part of the Bosch Building Integration System (BIS). This integration allows operators to use the BIS Automation Engine as the graphical user interface (GUI) for monitoring and control of alarms.The system features Smart Safety Link, a direct interface between fire alarm and PLENA Voice Alarm System (VAS) from Bosch. It can be set up and configured easily and in a matter of minutes. By comparison, manually creating a point-to-point connection for ten evacuation zones would require up to two hours; or several days for a project of this size. During a fire or emergency, the Smart Safety Link allows operators to conduct an evacuation by zones in order of priority.Evacuation starts with occupants closest to the threat then moving on to adjacent floors. The PLENA VAS supportscoordinated evacuations with clear pre-recorded voice instructions enhanced by simultaneous horn and strobealarms. This efficient combination of fire alarm andvoice instructions has proven to achieve time savings for emergency responders.In day-to-day operations, the modular system is easy to expand and adapt to changing needs of different tenants, while the seamless interface between fire alarm and public address creates an end-to-end safety chain from earliest detection to orderly evacuationA more efficient approach to building evacuation“We find the Bosch team in the Philippines very responsive in addressing our needs, which iscrucial in this competitive environment, ”Francis Wee, CEO of W Landmark Inc.。

三星S8300软件安装教程

亚太版本只要用 jar格式直接点击安装即可（安装步骤同上面）
------------------------港行版本和 ห้องสมุดไป่ตู้行版本安装方法-------------------
就是要同一个软件的 jar和jad 这两种格式保存在同一个文件夹里，两种格式的名称必须命名的一样哦，然后去手机里“我的文件”里面点击软件的 jad格式安装即可
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如果下载的软件解压出来只有一种 jar格式咋办？不要急，给你一个 “JAD生成器” 软件。我QQ群的群共享里有下载哦。
用法很简单：打开JAD生成器，把下载解压出来的 jar格式拖进生成器里，然后点击生成就好了。
把软件复制保存到内存卡里去，
自己在内存卡里新建一个名叫“软件”的文件夹放进去即可；
最后断开数据线，在手机上“我的文件”里面找到软件点击安装即可；
—————————————第二步：软件安装步骤—————————
①安装步骤：
桌面-->我的文件-->“软件”文件夹-->点击打开找到“jar+jad”点击它安装
解压以后就会得到软件格式（jar+jad）了；
然后用数据线连接电脑，把软件复制保存到内存卡里去，
自己在内存卡里新建一个名叫“软件”的文件夹放进去即可；
最后断开数据线，在手机上“我的文件”里面找到软件点击安装即可；
2）如果下载的是jar格式：
如果下载的是jar格式，下载好了以后用数据线连接电脑，
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三星显示器说明书

请把监视器的直流电源适配器插到监视器背后的电源端口上。
将信号线连接至显示器背面的 15 针 D-sub 端口。
Kensington 防盗锁是一种用于防止系统在公共场所使用时被盗的实用设备。（此锁必须另行购买。）关于如何使用防盗锁的信息，请联系经销商。
关于电缆连接的进一步信息请看连接你的显示器。
连接显示器
电源按钮 [ ] 电源指示灯
运行 MagicBright 功能，然后按下 [ ] 键 5 秒钟，转换到 MagicBright ECO 功能。 MagicBright ECO功能运行状态下，按下 [ ] 键5秒钟，转换到 MagicBright 功能。 >>点击这里以观看动画剪辑。
当屏幕上没有 OSD 时，按下按钮可以调节亮度。这些按钮让你选择突出并调整菜单里的一些项目。用于选择 OSD 菜单。
请不要把显示器的荧屏朝地面放置。 z 液晶显示器(TFT-LCD)的表面可能受到损伤。
安装墙壁支架必须由有资格的专业人员进行。 z 没有资格的人员进行安装可能会导致人身伤害。 z 切记只能使用用户手册中规定的安装设备。
在安装本产品时，出于保持通风之目的，请确保将它与墙壁隔开一段距离（大于 10 厘米/4 英寸）。
不要只是拉动电线或信号电缆来使显示器左右移动。 z 这样由于会损坏电线而造成破坏、电击或起火。
不要盖住显示器机壳上的通风口。 z 通风不好可能会使工作停止甚至会起火。
不要在显示器上放置任何重的东西。 z 这有可能造成电击或起火。
不要让本产品接近易燃化学喷雾或易燃物品。 z 这有可能造成爆炸或火灾。
其他
不要打开护盖（或后盖）。 z 这会造成电击或起火。 z 要让合格的维修人员来维修。
如果你的显示器工作不正常—特别是当有任何异常的声音或气味从显示器里出来的话—要立即拔下插头，并与一个授权的经销商或服务部门联系。

BlackBerry Curve 8330 Smartphone 说明书

User Guide BlackBerry Curve 8330 SmartphoneSWD-319876-1213120259-001ContentsBlackBerry basics (11)Switch typing input methods (11)Switch applications (11)Assign an application to a Convenience key (11)Set owner information (11)Turn on standby mode (12)About links (12)Create a link for a PIN (12)Expand a folder (12)Collapse a folder (12)BlackBerry basics shortcuts (12)BlackBerry basics troubleshooting (13)Shortcuts (15)BlackBerry basics shortcuts (12)Phone shortcuts (15)Camera and video camera shortcuts (15)Message shortcuts (15)Typing shortcuts (16)Search shortcuts (17)Attachment shortcuts (17)Browser shortcuts (18)Media shortcuts (18)Map shortcuts (19)Calendar shortcuts (19)Phone (21)Phone basics (21)Emergency calls (23)Volume (23)Voice dialing (24)Voice mail (26)Speed dial (27)Conference calls (27)Caller ID (28)Call logs (29)Call forwarding (30)Smart dialing (32)TTY support (33)Multiple phone numbers (34)Phone options (34)Phone shortcuts (15)Phone troubleshooting (37)Voice dialing (24)Make a call using a voice command (24)Dial an extension using a voice command (25)Check your phone number using a voice command (25)Check the wireless coverage level using a voice command (39)Check the battery power level using a voice command (39)Change the voice dialing language (25)Turn off choice lists for voice commands (25)Set the matching sensitivity level for voice commands (25)Turn off voice prompts (25)Set playback options for voice dialing (26)Improve voice recognition of numbers (26)Use a headset (23)Voice dialing troubleshooting (41)Camera and video camera (43)Take a picture (43)Zoom in to or out from a subject (43)View the number of remaining pictures (43)Record a video (43)View the amount of memory available for recording videos (44)Camera and video camera options (44)Camera and video camera shortcuts (15)Camera and video camera troubleshooting (46)Email messages (47)Email message basics (47)Email message folders (50)Sent messages (51)Email message filters (52)Email 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organizer data (107)Search shortcuts (17)Attachments (109)Attachment basics (109)Document attachments (110)Spreadsheet attachments (111)Media attachments (112)Presentation attachments (112)vCard contact attachments (113)Attachment shortcuts (17)Attachment troubleshooting (114)Synchronization (115)About synchronization (115)Prerequisites: Wireless email reconciliation (115)Reconcile email messages over the wireless network (115)Delete email messages over the wireless network (115)Prerequisites: Wireless data synchronization (116)Synchronize organizer data over the wireless network (116)About synchronization conflicts (116)Manage email reconciliation conflicts (116)Manage data synchronization conflicts (117)About backing up and restoring device data (117)Prerequisites: Wireless data restoration (117)Delete all device data (117)Empty the deleted items folder on your computer from your device (118)Synchronization troubleshooting (118)Browser (121)Browser basics (121)Links, pictures, and web page addresses (123)Browser bookmarks (125)Web feeds (128)Browser options (130)Browser security (132)Browser push (135)Browser shortcuts (18)Browser troubleshooting (137)Applications (139)Add an application (139)View properties for an application (139)Delete a third-party application (139)Receive a device password prompt before you add an application (139)View the size of an application database (139)Application troubleshooting (140)Media (141)Media file management (141)Songs, ring tones, videos, and voice notes (143)Playlists (146)Pictures (148)Media card options (151)Media shortcuts (18)Media troubleshooting (153)Maps (155)Map basics (155)Navigation (156)Map options (157)Map shortcuts (19)Maps troubleshooting (158)GPS technology (159)About GPS technology (159)Turn on GPS technology (159)Get your GPS location (159)Prevent others from tracking your location (159)GPS technology troubleshooting (160)Contacts (161)Contact basics (161)Mailing lists (163)Caller ID (28)Categories (165)Address lookup (166)Contact list options (167)Contact troubleshooting (168)Calendar (169)Calendar basics (169)Meetings (171)Calendar options (173)Multiple calendars (176)Calendar shortcuts (19)Calendar troubleshooting (177)Tasks (179)Task basics (179)Categories (165)Task list options (182)Memos (185)Memo basics (185)Categories (165)Memo list options (187)Alarm (189)About the alarm (189)Turn on the alarm (189)Silence the alarm (189)Calculator (191)Use the calculator (191)Convert a measurement (191)Bluetooth technology (193)Bluetooth technology basics (193)Bluetooth technology options (195)Bluetooth technology troubleshooting (197)Date and time (199)Set the date and time (199)Get the date and time from the wireless network automatically (199)Date and time troubleshooting (199)Notification profiles (201)Notification basics (201)LED notification (203)Custom notification (204)Notification profile troubleshooting (206)BlackBerry Messenger (209)Contacts (209)Conversations (211)Availability (213)Display and keyboard (215)Backlighting (215)Display options (215)Keyboard options (217)Themes (218)Display troubleshooting (219)Language (221)Change the display language (221)Add a display language (221)Delete a display language (221)About typing input languages (221)Change the typing input language (99)Switch typing input methods (11)Turn off the shortcut for switching typing input languages (222)Change the voice dialing language (25)Set display options for contacts (167)Language troubleshooting (223)Wireless network coverage (225)Find information about wireless coverage indicators (225)Turn off a wireless connection (225)Network connection indicators (225)Turn on wireless coverage notification (204)Check the wireless coverage level using a voice command (39)Turn off data service (226)About roaming (226)Verify the status of network connections and services (226)Wireless network coverage troubleshooting (227)Power, battery, and memory (229)Turn off your device 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BrickBreaker (248)Adjust the volume (23)Set the paddle speed (248)Submit a score to the BrickBreaker high score web site (249)Check the high scores on the BrickBreaker web site (249)Service books (251)About service books (251)Accept a service book (251)Delete a service book (251)Troubleshooting (253)BlackBerry basics troubleshooting (13)Phone troubleshooting (37)Voice dialing troubleshooting (41)Camera and video camera troubleshooting (46)Message troubleshooting (61)Typing troubleshooting (103)Attachment troubleshooting (114)Synchronization troubleshooting (118)Browser troubleshooting (137)Application troubleshooting (140)Media troubleshooting (153)Maps troubleshooting (158)Contact troubleshooting (168)Calendar troubleshooting (177)Bluetooth technology troubleshooting (197)Date and time troubleshooting (199)Notification profile troubleshooting (206)Display troubleshooting (219)Language troubleshooting (223)Wireless network coverage troubleshooting (227)Security troubleshooting (240)Diagnostic reports (265)Glossary (267)Legal notice (269)10BlackBerry basicsSwitch typing input methodsYou can only switch typing input methods if the typing input language for your BlackBerry® device is Arabic or Russian.1.In the device options, click Language.2.Perform one of the following actions:•To use the multi-tap input method, set the Input Language field to <Language> Multitap.•To use the SureType® input method, set the Input Language field to <Language>.3.Press the Menu key.4.Click Save.Switch applications1.In any application, press the Menu key.2.Click Switch Application.3.Perform one of the following actions:•If the application that you want to switch to appears, highlight an application and press the Enter key.•If the application that you want to switch to does not appear, highlight Home Screen and press the Enter key.Assign an application to a Convenience keyYour BlackBerry® device has one Convenience key on the left side of the device and one on the right side. Depending on your theme, you might not be able to change the application that is assigned to a Convenience key.1.In the device options, click Screen/Keyboard.2.Set the Convenience Key Opens fields.3.Press the Menu key.4.Click Save.Set owner information1.In the device options, click Owner.2.Type your contact information.3.Press the Menu key.4.Click Save.11Turn on standby modeIf you are not on a call, you can turn on standby mode to avoid pressing keys accidentally when you are not using your BlackBerry® device. Hold the Mute key.To turn off standby mode, press the Mute key again.About linksLinks appear on your BlackBerry® device as underlined text. You can have links to various items such as phone numbers, web sites, and email addresses and can use these links to make calls, visit web sites, or start composing messages quickly.Create a link for a PINYou can create a link for a PIN in messages, calendar entries, tasks, or memos. If you click the link, you can send a PIN message. When typing text, type pin: and the PIN.Expand a folder1.Click a folder with a plus sign (+) beside it.2.If necessary, click Expand.Collapse a folder1.Click a folder with a minus sign (-) beside it.2.If necessary, click Collapse.BlackBerry basics shortcuts•To move the cursor, roll the trackball.•To move back a screen, press the Escape key.•To move to a list item or menu item, type the first letter of the item.•To select or clear a check box, press the Space key.•To view available values in a field, press the Alt key.•To switch applications, hold the Alt key and press the Escape key. Continue to hold the Alt key and highlight an application.Release the Alt key.•To return to the Home screen, press the End key.•To delete a highlighted item, press the Backspace/Delete key.12BlackBerry basics troubleshootingNo application opens when I press a Convenience keyVerify that you have not deleted the application that you assigned to the key.Assign a different application to the key.Some features are not available on my deviceDepending on your wireless service plan or the type of email account that is associated with your BlackBerry® device, some features might not be available on your device.If your device is associated with an email account that uses a BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, your organization might not have set up some features or might prevent you from using some features or options. If an administrator has set an option for you, a red lock indicator appears beside the option field.For more information about the features that are available on your device, contact your wireless service provider or administrator.1314ShortcutsBlackBerry basics shortcuts•To move the cursor, roll the trackball.•To move back a screen, press the Escape key.•To move to a list item or menu item, type the first letter of the item.•To select or clear a check box, press the Space key.•To view available values in a field, press the Alt key.•To switch applications, hold the Alt key and press the Escape key. Continue to hold the Alt key and highlight an application.Release the Alt key.•To return to the Home screen, press the End key.•To delete a highlighted item, press the Backspace/Delete key.Phone shortcuts•To answer a call, press the Send key.•To insert a plus sign (+) when typing a phone number, hold 0.•To add an extension to a phone number, press the Alt key and the X key. Type the extension number.•To assign a speed dial number to a key, on the Home screen or in the phone, hold the key.•To turn on the speakerphone during a call, press the Speakerphone key. To turn off the speakerphone during a call, press the Speakerphone key.•To check your voice mail, hold 1.•To type a letter in a phone number field, press the Alt key and the letter key.•To view your contact list in the phone, press the Space key. Hold the Send key.•To switch phone numbers, in the phone, click your active phone number. Click a phone number.Camera and video camera shortcuts•To take a picture, press the Right Convenience key.•To zoom in to a subject before taking a picture, press the Volume Up key.•To zoom out from a subject before taking a picture, press the Volume Down key.•To change the flash mode for a picture or to turn on low-light mode for a video, press the Space key.Message shortcutsIn a message15•To reply to a message, press R.•To reply to all in an email message or a PIN message, press L.•To forward a message, press F.•To file a highlighted email message, press I.•To view the email address of a contact, highlight the contact in an email message. Press Q. To view the display name, press Q again.•To move to the last cursor position after you close and reopen a received email message or PIN message, press G.In a message list•To open a highlighted message, press the Enter key.•To compose a message from a message list, press C.•To mark a message as opened or unopened, press the Alt key and U.•To view received messages, press the Alt key and I.•To view sent messages, press the Alt key and O.•To view voice mail messages, press the Alt key and V.•To view SMS text messages, press the Alt key and S.•To view call logs, press the Alt key and P.•To view all your messages, press the Escape key.Move around a message list•To move up a screen, press the Shift key and the Space key.•To move down a screen, press the Space key.•To move to the top of a message list, press T.•To move to the bottom of a message list, press B.•To move to the next date, press N.•To move to the previous date, press P.•To move to the next unopened item, press U.•To move to the next related message, press J.•To move to the previous related message, press K.Typing shortcuts•To insert a period, press the Space key twice. The next letter is capitalized.•To capitalize a letter, hold the letter key until the capitalized letter appears.•To type the alternate character on a key, press the Alt key and the character key.•To type an accented or special character, hold the letter key and roll the trackball to the left or right. For example, to type ü, hold U and roll the trackball to the left until ü appears. Release the letter key when the accented or special character appears.•To type a number in a number field, press a number key. You do not need to press the Alt key.•To type a number in a text field, hold the Alt key and press the number key.16•To turn on NUM lock, press the Alt key and the Left Shift key. To turn off NUM lock, press the Shift key.•To turn on CAP lock, press the Alt key and the Right Shift key. To turn off CAP lock, press the Shift key.•To switch typing input languages, in the device options, on the Language screen, verify that the Use Input LanguageShortcut field is set to Yes. Hold the Alt key and press the Enter key. Continue to hold the Alt key and highlight a language.Release the Alt key.Insert symbols•To insert an at sign (@) or a period (.) in an email address field, press the Space key.•To type a symbol, press the Symbol key. Type the letter that appears below the symbol.Work with text•To highlight a line of text, press the Shift key and roll the trackball up or down.•To highlight text character by character, hold the Shift key and roll the trackball left or right.•To cancel a text selection, press the Escape key.•To cut highlighted text when typing, press the Shift key and the Backspace/Delete key.•To copy highlighted text when typing, press the Alt key and click the trackball.•To paste highlighted text when typing, press the Shift key and click the trackball.Search shortcuts•To search for a contact in a list of contacts, type the contact name or initials separated by a space.•To search for text in a message, press S.•To search for text in an attachment or on a web page, press F.•To search for text in a presentation attachment, verify that you are viewing the presentation in text view or in text and slide view.Press F.Attachment shortcuts•To search for text in an attachment, press F.•To move to the last cursor position after closing and reopening an attachment, press G.In a spreadsheet•To move to a specific cell, press G.•To view the content of a cell, press the Space key.•To switch worksheets, press V. Highlight a worksheet. Press the Enter key.•To view hidden columns or rows, press H. To hide the columns or rows, press H.In a presentation•To switch presentation views, press M.•To move to the next slide, verify that you are viewing the presentation in slide view. Press N.•To move to the previous slide, verify that you are viewing the presentation in slide view. Press P.17•To move to the last cursor position after closing and reopening a presentation attachment, verify that you are viewing the presentation in text view or in text and slide view. Press G.Browser shortcuts•To insert a period (.) in the web address field, press the Space key.•To insert a slash mark (/) in the web address field, press the Shift key and the Space key.•To stop loading a web page, press the Escape key.•To close the browser, hold the Escape key.On a web page•To switch between Column view and Page view, press Z.•To move to a specific web page, press G.•To return to the home page, press H.•To open the bookmark list, press K.•To add a bookmark, press A.•To view a list of web pages that you have visited recently, press I.•To refresh a web page, press R.•To view the web page address for a link, highlight a link. Press L.•To view the web page address for a web page, press P.•To save a web page to a message list, press S.•To follow a link, highlight or pause on the link. Press the Enter key.•To hide the banner, press U. To view the banner, press U.•To open the browser options, in the browser, press O.•To hide the browser, press D.Navigate a web page•To move up a screen, press the Shift key and the Space key.•To move down a screen, press the Space key.•To move to the top of a web page, press T.•To move to the bottom of a web page, press B.Media shortcuts•To pause a video or song, press the Mute key. To resume playing a video or song, press the Mute key.•To move to the controls at the bottom of the screen when you are viewing a list of songs, press the Space key.•To play the next song in a category, press N.•To play the previous song in a category, press P.18•To amplify the volume for songs, ring tones, and videos, press the Volume Up key until you reach the highest volume setting.Press the Volume Up key four times quickly.•To rotate a picture, press L.•To zoom in to a picture, press 3. To zoom to the original picture size, press 7.•To zoom out from a picture, press 9. To zoom to the original picture size, press 7.•To fit a picture to the screen size, press 1.Map shortcuts•To zoom in to a map, press I.•To zoom out from a map, press O.•To view status information at the top of a map, press U. To hide status information at the top of a map, press U.•To view tracking information at the bottom of a map, press the Space key. To hide tracking information at the bottom of a map, press the Space key.•To move to the next direction on a route, press N.•To move to the previous direction on a route, press P.Calendar shortcutsFor shortcuts to work in Day view, in the general calendar options, change the Enable Quick Entry field to No.•To schedule an appointment, press C.•To change to Agenda view, press A.•To change to Day view, press D.•To change to Week view, press W.•To change to Month view, press M.•To move to the next day, week, or month, press the Space key.•To move to the previous day, week, or month, press the Shift key and the Space key.•To move to the current date, press T.•To move to a specific date, press G.PhonePhone basicsFind your phone numberIn the phone, your phone number appears at the top of the screen. If you have more than one phone number associated with your BlackBerry® device, your active phone number appears at the top of the screen.Make a call1.On the Home screen or in the phone, perform one of the following actions:•Type a phone number.•Type part of a contact name. Highlight a contact or phone number.2.Press the key.To end the call, press the key.Answer a callPress the Send key.To end the call, press the End key.Answer a second call1.Press the Menu key.2.Click Answer - Hold Current.Ignore a callPress the End key.Mute a callDuring a call, press the Mute key.To turn mute off, press the Mute key again.Turn on the speakerphoneDuring a call, press the Speakerphone key.Do not hold the BlackBerry® device near your ear while you use the speakerphone. Hearing damage can occur. For more information, see the safety and product information booklet for your device.Turn off the speakerphonePerform one of the following actions:•To turn off the speakerphone during a call, press the Speakerphone key.•To turn off the speakerphone and listen privately to a voice mail message, song, or video, press the Menu key. Click Activate Handset Speaker.Dial using numbers or lettersWhen you type a letter in a phone number, your BlackBerry® device dials the number that is associated with the letter on a conventional phone keypad.•To type a number, press a number key.•To type a letter, hold the Alt key. Press the letter key.Switch applications during a call1.During a call, press the Menu key.2.Click Home Screen.Note: If you switch to a different application and you want to end the call, press the End key.Switch calls1.Press the Menu key.2.Click Flash.Make a call when the device is lockedVerify that dialing from the Lock screen is turned on.1.On the Lock screen, press the Enter key.2.Click Place Call.3.Perform one of the following actions:•Type a phone number.•Type part of a contact name. Click a contact or phone number.4.Press the Send key.To end the call, press the End key.Use a headsetYou can purchase an optional headset to use with your BlackBerry® device.•To answer a call, press the headset button.•To turn on mute during a call, press the headset button. To turn off mute, press the headset button again.•To end a call, hold the headset button.•To make a call using a voice command, hold the headset button. Say the command.•To pause a song, press the headset button. To resume playing the song, press the headset button again.For more information about using the headset, see the documentation that came with your headset.Emergency callsAbout emergency callsYour BlackBerry® device is designed to make emergency calls even when it is locked. If the connection to the wireless network is turned off when you initiate an emergency call, your device is designed to connect to the wireless network automatically.You can only make emergency calls by typing official emergency access numbers (for example, 911 in North America).About Emergency Callback ModeWhen you end an emergency call, the BlackBerry® device enters Emergency Callback Mode. This mode enables the operator to call you back or determine your approximate location. Depending on your service provider, Emergency Callback Mode is active for five minutes or is canceled when you make a non-emergency call.In Emergency Callback Mode, you cannot send and receive messages or browse web pages.Your device exits Emergency Callback Mode at any time if you make a non-emergency call.Make an emergency call•If your keyboard or BlackBerry® device is unlocked, in the phone, type the emergency number. Press the Send key.•If your keyboard or device is locked, press the Enter key. Click Emergency Call. Click Yes.VolumeAdjust the volume•To increase the volume, press the Volume Up key.•To decrease the volume, press the Volume Down key.Change the default volume for callsYou can increase or decrease the default volume for calls. The higher the volume percentage, the louder the volume.1.In the phone, press the Menu key.2.Click Options.3.Click General Options.4.Change the Default Call Volume field.5.Press the Menu key.6.Click Save.Improve sound quality during a callYou can only change sound quality for the earpiece on your BlackBerry® device.1.During a call, press the Menu key.2.Click Enhance Call Audio.3.Select a bass or treble option.Improve sound quality for all callsYou can only change sound quality for the earpiece on your BlackBerry® device.1.In the phone, press the Menu key.2.Click Options.3.Click General Options.4.Change the Enhance Call Audio field.5.Press the Menu key.6.Click Save.Voice dialingMake a call using a voice commandIf you are using a Bluetooth® enabled device, such as a handsfree car kit or wireless headset, verify that the Bluetooth enabled device supports this feature and that you have paired the Bluetooth enabled device with your BlackBerry® device.You cannot make calls to emergency numbers using voice commands.1.In the voice dialing application, wait for the sound.2.Say "Call" and a contact name or phone number.To end the call, press the End key.。

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* 視已安裝的軟體、服務供應商或國家而定，本手冊內的部分說明可能與手機實際情況有所不同。

* 視所在的國家而定，手機與配件可能與本手冊中的圖示有所差異。

* 本機限在不干擾合法電臺與不受被干擾保障條件下於室內使用。

* SAR 標準.2.0W/kg , 送測產品實測值為 0.548W/kg。

World Wide WebPrinted in Korea Code No.:GH68-23233A Taiwan. 05/2009. Rev. 1.1S8300使用手冊使用此手冊感謝您購買三星手機，此搭載三星高科技與標準的手機將為您提供高品質的行動通訊與娛樂功能。

此使用手冊係專為協助您使用手機的功能而設計。

若要快速瞭解您的手機，請參見「介紹您的手機」與「裝配並準備好您的手機」，以及「使用基本功能」等章節內容。

指示圖示在您開始閱讀之前，請先瞭解並熟悉您將會在此手冊中看到的圖示：警告—可能會對您或其他人造成傷害的情況。

小心—可能會對您的手機或其他設備造成傷害的情況。

•請在使用您的手機之前先仔細閱讀此手冊，以確保您可以安全且正確地使用手機。

•此手冊中的說明皆是以手機預設之設定值為準。

ii使用此手冊iii版權資訊此裝置中包含之所有技術與產品的權利皆為其個別所有人的財產： •Bluetooth ®為Bluetooth SIG, Inc.的全球註冊商標。

Bluetooth QD ID ：B014869 •Java™ 為Sun Microsystems, Inc.的商標。

• 和是SRS Labs,Inc.的商標， CS 耳機和 WOW HD 技術這兩者根據SRS Labs, Inc.的執照下合併。

•Windows Media Player ®為Microsoft Corporation 的註冊商標。

•DivX ®為DivX, Inc.的註冊商標，並在其授權下使用。

註—注意事項、使用祕訣或其他資訊。

X參見—提供相關資訊的頁面，例如： X p. 12（表示「請參見第12頁」）。

→然後—您必須選擇以執行操作步驟的選項或選單順序，例如：在功能表模式中，按訊息 → 建立訊息（表示按訊息，然後按建立訊息）。

[]中括弧—手機按鍵，例如：[]（表示電源／退出功能表鍵）。

使用此手冊關於DIVX VIDEODivX®乃是由DivX, Inc.開發的數位影片格式。

這是一部已取得正式DivX授權，可播放DivX影片的裝置；可播放解析度最高達320x240的DivX®影片，可播放解析度最高達720x480的DivX®影片。

關於DIVX視訊自選節目這部取得DivX®認證的裝置，必須以DivX註冊才能播放DivX視訊自選節目（VOD）內容。

首先為您的裝置產生一組DivX VOD 註冊碼，然後在註冊程序中送出註冊碼。

[重要DivX VOD 內容皆受到DivX DRM（Digital Rights Management，數位權利管理）系統保護。

DivX DRM為限制 DivX VOD內容只能在已註冊之DivX認證裝置上播放的系統，若您嘗試在裝置未取得授權情況下播放DivX VOD內容，便會顯示「授權錯誤（Authorization Error）」訊息，並且無法播放內容。

]請造訪此網站，瞭解DivX 的詳細資訊：。

iv目錄安全與使用資訊 (2)安全警告 (2)安全注意事項 (4)重要使用資訊 (7)介紹您的手機 (9)打開包裝 (9)手機全覽 (10)按鍵 (11)螢幕 (12)圖示 (12)裝配並準備好您的手機 (15)安裝SIM或USIM卡與電池 (15)為電池充電 (17)插入記憶卡（選購） (19)附掛皮帶吊飾 (19)v目錄使用基本功能 (20)啟動及關閉您的手機 (20)使用觸控式螢幕 (21)存取功能表 (22)切換程式 (22)使用工具 (23)存取說明資訊 (24)自訂您的手機 (24)使用基本通話功能 (26)發送及查看訊息 (27)新增及搜尋聯絡人 (31)使用基本相機功能 (32)聽音樂 (33)瀏覽WAP (35)使用Google 服務 (35)使用進階功能 (37)使用進階通話功能 (37)使用進階電話簿功能 (39)使用進階訊息功能 (41)使用進階相機功能 (42)使用進階音樂功能 (47)使用工具與程式 (50)使用藍牙無線功能 (50)啟動行動追蹤器 (52)撥打虛擬電話 (52)錄製及播放語音備忘錄 (53)編輯影像 (54)列印影像 (56)編輯影片 (57)將相片與影片上傳至WAP (60)使用Java遊戲以及程式 (61)使用RSS閱讀程式 (61)查看您現在的位置 (62)建立及查看世界時間 (62)vi目錄vii設定及使用鬧鐘 ..............................63使用計算機 ...................................64換算貨幣或度量衡 ...........................64設定倒數計時器 ..............................64使用碼錶 ......................................65建立工作 ......................................65輸入文字備忘錄 ..............................65管理您的行事曆 (65)功能表功能一覽 ...............................a 疑難排解 .......................................b安全與使用資訊請遵守以下的注意事項以避免產生危險或違法情事，並確保您的手機可以發揮最佳效能。

將手機放在兒童與寵物無法拿取的地方請將手機和其所有配件放在兒童或動物無法拿取的地方。

吞下小型配件可能會導致窒息或嚴重的傷害。

保護您的聽力安全警告使用耳機聆聽高音量可能傷害您的聽力。

請在可以清楚聽到對話或音樂的情況下，使用最小的音量設定。

2安全與使用資訊3小心安裝手機與設備請確定所有安裝在您汽車中的手機或相關設備皆妥善地固定好。

請避免將手機與配件放在靠近或安全氣囊充氣後佔用之範圍內。

若無線設備安裝不當，安全氣囊快速充氣時可能導致嚴重傷害。

請小心處理及廢棄電池與充電器•請只使用三星認可並專為您手機設計的電池與充電器。

不相容的電池與充電器可能會對手機產生嚴重傷害或使手機損壞。

•請勿將電池或手機投入火中。

丟棄使用過的電池或手機時，請遵守您當地所有的相關規定。

•請勿將電池或手機置於加熱裝置上或裝置內，例如微波爐、烤箱或散熱器。

電池過熱時可能會有爆炸的危險。

•請勿壓迫或穿刺電池。

請避免將電池暴露於高外部壓力環境下，因為這可能導致內部電路短路及過熱。

請避免干擾心律調整器請依照製造商與獨立研究團體（WirelessTechnology Research ，無線技術研究）的建議，在手機與心律調整器之間維持至少15公分（6吋）距離，以避免可能干擾。

若您懷疑手機有干擾心律調整器或其他醫療裝置的現象，請立即關閉手機並與心律調整器或醫療裝置的製造商聯絡，詢問相關問題。

安全與使用資訊請在可能發生爆炸的環境中關閉手機在加油站、靠近燃料或化學藥物的地方，請勿使用手機。

無論任何地方，只要有警告標誌或指示要求關閉手機，請您將手機關機。

在靠近、存放或運送燃料、化學物品或有爆炸產生的地區，您的手機可能會導致發生爆炸或火災，請勿將易燃液體、氣體或易爆炸的物質與手機和其配件放在同一個地方。

降低重複動作造成的傷害使用您的手機時，請勿過度緊握手機、輕輕按下按鍵、使用可降低按按鍵次數的特殊功能（例如範本與預先輸入之文字），並且不要持續使用太長的時間。

行車時請隨時注意安全行車時請避免使用手機，並遵守行車時限制使用手機的所有相關規定。

請儘量使用免持聽筒配件以增加安全性。

請遵守所有安全警告與相關規定請遵守在特定環境中限制使用行動電話的任何規定。

請只使用三星認可的配件使用不相容的配件可能會損壞手機或對您造成傷害。

安全注意事項4安全與使用資訊5鄰近醫療設備時請關機您的手機可能會干擾醫院或保健場所中的醫療設備，請遵守所有規定、張貼之警告標誌及醫療人員的指示。

在飛機上請關機或停用無線功能您的手機可能會干擾飛機設備。

請依照航空公司的所有規定並在航空公司人員指示時，將手機關機或切換為停用無線功能的模式。

保護電池與充電器以避免損壞•請避免將電池暴露在極冷或極熱的溫度中（低於0°C/32°F 或高於45°C/ 113°F ）。

溫度太高或太低會降低電池的充電效能及縮短電池壽命。

•避免電池與金屬物件接觸，因為這可能會在電池的 + 與 – 極之間建立連結，而導致電池暫時或永久損壞。

•請勿使用已損壞的充電器或電池。

小心且謹慎地使用手機•請勿讓手機弄溼—液體會對手機造成嚴重傷害。

手潮溼時請勿使用手機，水會損壞手機並會讓您失去製造商的保固服務。

安全與使用資訊•請避免在灰塵很多、骯髒的地方使用或存放手機，以避免損壞移動式零件。

•您的手機是一部複雜的電子裝置—請避免使之受到撞擊並小心使用，以避免手機受到嚴重傷害。

•請勿彩繪手機，因為顏料可能阻塞移動式零件並導致手機無法正常運作。

•如果您的手機有相機閃光燈或燈光，請勿在太靠近兒童或動物的眼睛位置使用。

•若將手機暴露在電磁場中，手機可能會損壞。

請勿使用開口處有磁鐵設計的手機袋或配件，或讓手機與電磁場接觸，以延長使用時間。

請避免干擾其他電子裝置您的手機會放射無線電頻率（RF）訊號，可能會干擾沒有使用保護措施或保護措施不正確的電子設備，例如心律調整器、助聽器、醫療裝置與其他家中或汽車中的電子裝置。

若您遇到干擾問題，請與您的電子裝置製造商聯絡解決相關問題。

6安全與使用資訊7請以正常的姿勢使用您的手機請避免接觸到手機的內部天線。

請只讓合格的維修人員維修您的手機讓不合格的維修人員維修您的手機可能會導致手機損壞，並且將會使保固服務失效。

確保電池與充電器的使用壽命•請避免將電池連續充電超過一週，因為過度充電將會縮短電池壽命。

•電池長時間未使用時仍會放電，並且必須在重新使用前先充電。

•充電器不使用時，請中斷充電器與電源的連接。

•請只依指定用途使用電池。

請小心使用SIM 卡與記憶體•請勿在手機傳送或存取資訊時取出卡片，因為這可能導致資料遺失及／或損壞卡片或手機。

•請避免卡片受到強烈撞擊、接觸靜電及其他裝置的電氣干擾以保護卡片。

•經常寫入及抹除資料將會縮短記憶卡的壽命。

•請勿用手指或金屬物件按金色觸點或端子。

若卡片髒汙，請用柔軟的布擦拭卡片。