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潘基自动洗车系统用户手册说明书

1235467710111211Use extreme caution when using any device or feature that may take your attention off the road. Your primaryresponsibility is the safe operation of the vehicle. Use only non-essential features and devices when it is safe to do so.89The system illustrated here is the navigation based audio system. Please refer to your navigation supplement for complete information on this system.1 H eadlampsT urns the headlamps off. T urns on parking, instrument panel, license plate and tail lamps.T urns on headlamps. (if equipped) Automatically turns the exterior lamps on/off based on available daylight.(if equipped) T urns on fog lamps by pulling the control towards you.2 p anel d immer C ontrolPress \ to adjust the instrument panelbrightness. Press and hold to turn on the interior courtesy lights. Press to turn off.3 i nterior t runk r elease4 m ulti -F unCtion l everRotate the end of the control up/down to increase/decrease the speed of the wipers. Push the end of the stalk: • q uickly for a single swipe without fluid. • a nd hold briefly forthree swipes with washer fluid. • a nd hold for a longerwash cycle.Note: For optimal wiper performance, clean blades and glass regularly . Refer to your Owner’s Guide for more information.5 t ilt /t elesCope s teering W Heel6 m essage C enterDisplays important vehicle information through a constant monitoring of vehicle systems. The system will notify you of potential problems with a display of warnings followed by a longindicator chime. Use the INFO, SETUP and RESET buttons to access variousmenus and settings within the message center. Refer to your Owner’s Guide for more information.7 s teering W Heel C ontrolsTo set the speed: 1. Press ON. 2. A ccelerate to the desired speed. • P ress SET + andtake your foot off the accelerator. • T o set a higher speed,press and hold SET + or press SET + repeatedly until the desired speed is reached. • T o set a lower speed,press and hold SET – or press SET – repeatedly until the desired speed is reached. • T o return to apreviously set speed, press RSM. • T o turn off, depressthe brake pedal or press OFF .Press INFO, RESET and SETUP to make adjustments to the message center.VOL +/-: Press to increase/decrease volume levels.: Press to access the previous/next radiostation, CD track or preset satellite radio channel.M EDIA: Press repeatedly to access all possible media sources.: Press to access voice recognition, if equipped.: Press to access SYNC ® phone features, if equipped.8 H azard F lasHer9 p assenger a irbag o Illuminates when the passenger airbag has been turned off due to the system sensing light to medium weight in the front passenger seat. For complete information, refer to the FrontPassenger Sensing System in the Seating and Safety Restraints chapter of your Owner’s Guide.10 n avigation s ystem (iF equipped )The Mobile Media Navigation System allows you to record CDs, listen to your saved music, play DVDs and access climate control options in addition to navigating the vehicle. Refer to your Navigation supplement for more information.TracTion conTrolIlluminates whenrac ®/T raction Control is active. If the light remains on, contact your authorized dealer as soon as possible.Service engine SoonIlluminates briefly whenthe ignition is turned on. Ifit remains on or is blinking after the engine is started, the on-board diagnostics System (OBD-II) has detected a malfunction. Drive in a moderate fashion and contact your authorized dealer as airBag readineSSIlluminates briefly when the ignition is turned on. Ifthis light fails to illuminate, remains on or continues to A chime will also sound if there is a malfunction in the indicator light.aBS (anTi-lock Brake SYSTem)Illuminates briefly when the ignition is turned on. If the light remains on or continues to flash, a malfunction has been detected. Contact your authorized dealer as soon as possible and have the system serviced. Normal braking (less ABS) is still functional unless the brake warning light is also illuminated.low Tire PreSSUre warningIlluminates when your tire pressure is low . If the light remains on, the tire pressure should be checked. If the light does not turn on or begins to flash when the ignition is first turned on or while driving, contact your authorized dealer as soon as possible.hroTTle conTrol/TranSmiSSionIlluminates when apowertrain or AWD fault is detected. If the light remains on, or continues to come on, contact your authorized dealer for service as soon as possible.v ol Push to turn the system on/off. T In-dash CD6/MP3 satellite compatible sound system (if equipped)QUICK REFERENCE GUIDEAdditionAl feAturesDual automatic temperature control (if equipped)Fusion may 2010Second PrintingQuick reference guideae5J 19g217 aBfusionThe system illustrated here is the navigation based climate system.Please refer to your owner’s guide for complete information on this system.This Quick reference guide is not intended to replace your vehicle owner’s guide which contains more detailed information concerning the features of your vehicle, as well as important safety warnings designed to help reduce the risk of injury to you and your passengers. Please read your entire owner’s guide carefully as you begin learning about your new vehicle and refer to the appropriate sections when questions arise.all information contained in this Quick reference guide was accurate at the time of duplication. we reserve the right to change features, operation and/or functionality of any vehicle specification at any time. Your Ford dealer is the best source for the most current information. For detailed operating and safety information, please consult your owner’s guide.Ford moTor comPanYcustomer relationship center | P .o. Box 6248 | dearborn, mi 481211-800-392-3673 (Ford) | (Tdd for the hearing impaired: 1-800-232-5952) | www.ford.caPress to turn on/off.aUTo/driver Side TemPPress to activate automatic temperature control. The system will automatically determine fan speed, airflow location, A/C (on or off) and outside or recirculated air, to heat or cool the vehicle to reach the desired temperature. Press again to deactivate. T urn to increase/decrease the temperature on the driver side of the vehicle (when PASS TEMP is active) or for the entire vehicle cabin (when PASS TEMP is not active).PaSSenger TemPPress to activate the passenger side climate control (dual zone). T urn the control to increase/decrease temperature on the passenger side. Press again to turn off and return to single zone where the driver side temperature control determines the temperature for the entire vehicle.maX a/CDistributes recirculated air through the instrument panel vents to cool the vehicle. This mode is more economical and efficient. May also help reduce undesirable odors from entering the vehicle.Fan SPeed Press + to increase or – to decrease fan speed.Distributes outside air through the windshield defroster and demister vents. Can be used to clear thin ice or fog from the windshield.Recirculated air may reduce the amount of time needed to cool down the interior of the vehicle and may also help reduce undesirable odors from reaching the interior of the vehicle.Press to activate and clear the rearwindow and side heated mirrors (if equipped) of thin ice and fog. Press again to deactivate.airFlow modeSSelect if you would like airflow through the panel vents , floor vents , panel and floor vents , or through the defrost/ floor vents .r earvieW C amera (iF equipped )This system provides a visual display of the area behind the vehicle. The display automatically appears on the navigation screen (if equipped) or in the rear view mirror when the vehicle is in Reverse (R) and uses colors (green, yellow and red) to alert you of your proximity to objects. Note: Visibility aids do notreplace the need to watch where the vehicle is moving. Refer to your Owner’s Guide for safety information, more detail, and limitations.synC ® (iF equipped )SYNC ® is a hands-free communications and entertainment system with special phone and media features. For more information, please refer to the SYNC ® Supplement, the SYNC ® section in the Navigation Supplement(if equipped) or visit www .b lind s pot i nFormation s ystem (blis ®)WitH C ross t raFFiC a lert (Cta) (iF equipped )BLIS ® uses radar sensors to help you determine if a vehicle may be in your blind spot zone when driving on roads andfreeways. The CTA feature alerts you if a car is coming toward you when you are backing out of a parking space. Note: Visibility aids do not replace the need to watch where the vehicle ismoving. Refer to your Owner’s Guide for safety information, more detail, and limitations.i ntegrated k eyHead t ransmitter (ikt)•P ress once to lock all doors. Press again to confirm all doors are closed.• P ress once to unlock the driver’s door. Press again within five seconds to unlock all doors.• P ress to activatethe panic alarm. Press again or turn the ignition on to deactivate.• P ress twice within three seconds to open the trunk.• C ar finder: Press twice within three seconds to locate your vehicle. The horn will chirp and the turn lamps will flash.r everse s ensing s ystem (iF equipped The reverse sensing system may warn you if there is an object behind the vehicle. A warning tone will sound which increases in frequency as the object gets closer and then will sound continuously when the object is less than 10 inches away . The system is active when the vehicle is in Reverse (R) and traveling less than 3 mph (5 km/h). Note: Visibility aids do not replace the need to watch where the vehicle is moving. Refer to your Owner’s information, more detail, and limitations.of airbags or the activation of the safety belt pretensioners. The turn signals will flash and the horn will sound. To deactivate, press the hazard flasher control, or on o close from a venting position: Press and。

IGX IGB系列平台秤操作手册说明书

Platform ScaleKg/Lb SpecificationIGX Series IGB SeriesIMPORTANT•Do not carry out installation, operation, service, ormaintenance until thoroughly understanding thecontents of this manual.• Keep this manual available at all times for installation,operation, service, and maintenance.PREFACEThank you for purchasing an Ishida IGX/IGB Series.The IGX/IGB Series is a high-performance Platform Scale that weighs items precisely.This manual explains the operation procedures, cautions for use, etc. of the IGX/IGB Series. Please read this manual fully so that you can use the IGX/IGB Series safely and effectively. Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may result in loss or serious injury, damage to the machine or faulty operation.This product cannot be used for certifying weight transactions.y No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form, by mimeograph or any other means, without written permission of the publisher.y Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.y There may be cases where the contents of this manual may not conform to the actual operations due to modifications to the machine or other reasons.y Please convey your comments to your nearest Ishida dealer should you notice any errors or discrepancies in the contents of this manual.Copyright © 2003 by Ishida Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form, by mimeograph or any other means, without written permission of the publisher.CONTENTSChapter 1 BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE (1)1.1 Caution for Handling (2)1.2 Name and Function of Each Part (4)1.3 Installation (5)1.4 Start and Stop of Operation (7)Care (8)1.5 DailyChapter 2 PRESET FUNCTION (9)2.1 Presetting the Values (10)2.2 Calling Up the Preset Values (14)Chapter 3 WEIGHING (15)Non-PLUs (16)3.1 WeighingPLUs (18)3.2 WeighingChapter 4 SETTING MODE (21)Method (22)4.1 Setting4.2 Set Values List (24)Chapter 5 BATTERY CHECK (27)5.1 Checking Battery Voltage (28)Chapter 6 APPENDIX (31)6.1 Troubleshooting (32)6.2 Specifications (33)BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE1.1 Caution for Handling1.1Safety ConsiderationsTo ensure the safe operation of this machine, the general safety considerations below must be followed:GroundingTo avoid potential shock hazards, a protective grounding conductor for the machine must be securely connected.Do not disassemble or modify the machineDoing so may result in physical injury or damage to the machine.Do not remove covers or housingTo avoid personal injury and shock, do not open or remove any covers or casing of the machine unless specified in this manual.Do not perform unspecified maintenanceFor your own personal safety, do not perform any maintenance procedures which are not specified in this manual.Disconnect the power supply before servicingTo ensure your safety, disconnect the power supply before servicing.Symbols Used in This ManualThis manual uses the following symbols to emphasize important information. Fully understanding the meaning of the symbols will facilitate the use of this manual.Symbol MeaningIndicates information that, if not heeded, could result in faulty operation, damage tothe machine, or relatively serious injury.Symbol MeaningNOTE Indicates additional information of particular importance.Indicates information to help your understanding of the related text. Indicates a page to refer to.1.1 Caution for HandlingBEFORE OPERATING MACHINEAvoid Locating the Machine in the Following PlacesA place subject to high temperature or high humidity.A place exposed to direct sunlight or direct cold air.A place where water or other liquids may be spilled on the machine.A place subject to a lot of dust or dirt.A place subject to strong wind.A place where the floor or ground is not levelor unstable.Power SupplyAlways operate the machine with the specified AC voltage.1.2 Name and Function of Each Part1.2AppearanceIGX SeriesIGB SeriesDisplay UnitIGX SeriesIGB SeriesUsed to turn the power on or off.Used to set the scale weight to zero, or increase the value on the display. Used to set the tare weight, or decrease the value on the display. Used to move the digit position or finish a setting procedure.Used to determine or call-up the setting.1.3 InstallationBEFORE OPERATING MACHINE1.3Assembling the Scale1Remove the two hex-headed bolts from thebottom of the display pole.2Carefully insert the bottom of the display pole into the base bracket while pulling out the slack in the cables.If the cable insulation is damaged, water may penetrate into the cable and causeinaccurate weighing, or the core material may corrode, causing the scale to fail.3Tighten the two hex-headed bolts with an Allen wrench.4Bundle the excessive cables with a clamp so as to prevent cable damage.1.3 Installation5Carefully carry and place the Weigh Platter overthe Platter Support.Leveling the ScaleUse the level adjuster until the air bubble inside the level is positioned in the center of the circle.Adjusting the Display Unit AngleAfter loosening the display unit tightening knob, adjust the unit to an easy-to see angle. Then re-tighten the knob.1.4 Start and Stop of OperationBEFORE OPERATING MACHINE1.4This section explains how to start and stop the machine operation.Starting Machine Operation1Make sure that nothing is placed on the weigh platter.2Press the ON/OFF key to turn on the power. Then, the self-diagnostic display appears and all display segments are lit.IGX Series IGB SeriesÄMake sure that the initial display appears and the “ZERO” indicator lights.3IGX Series IGB SeriesIf the “ZERO” indicator is not lit, press the ZERO key.Stopping Machine Operation1Press the ON/OFF key to stop the machine operation.IGX Series IGB SeriesÄWhen the scale has not been used for a long time, the scale will be automatically turned off.1.5 Daily Care1.5Daily care will ensure the long life of this machine, and can prevent potential trouble or failure. Also, cleaning the machine after operation is recommended.To ensure your personal safety, disconnect the power plug from the outlet beforeany servicing or cleaning.Clean the outer surface of the machine with a soft cloth soaked with a water-diluted neutral detergent. Then, wipe it with a soft and dry cloth.`Do not use thinner or chemicals other than a water-diluted neutral detergent.PRESET FUNCTION2.1 Presetting the Values2.1Selecting the PLU No.When the power is turned OFF,1IGX SeriesIGB Seriespress the ON/OFF key, then the self-diagnosis display appears.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄImmediately press the SET key while all display segments are lit. PLU 1 will be displayed.2IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄ3Repeat to press either the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key until the desired PLU No. appears on the display.[Example] Selecting PLU 2IGX SeriesIGB SeriesorÄ2.1 Presetting the ValuesPRESET FUNCTIONSetting the Tare Weight4Press the SET key to display the tare weight for the selected PLU.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄ5 Move the flashing digit to the desired position by pressing the COLUMN key.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄ6Increase or decrease the numeric value by pressing the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key. Then,press the COLUMN key to determine the value. Repeat this step until completing the entry.[Example] Tare weight 250gorÄÄIGX SeriesIGB SeriesSetting the Upper Limit Value7Press the SET key to determine the tare weight and move to the display for setting the upperlimit value.Move the flashing digit to the desired position by pressing the COLUMN key. IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄ2.1 Presetting the Values8Increase or decrease the numeric value by pressing the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key. Then,press the COLUMN key to determine the value. Repeat this step until completing the entry.[Example] Upper limit value 1000gorÄÄIGX SeriesIGB SeriesSetting the Lower Limit Value9Press the SET key to determine the upper limit value and move to the display for setting thelower limit value.Move the flashing digit to the desired position by pressing the COLUMN key.NOTE If the lower limit value has already been preset, only a value equal to or larger thanthis limit value can be set.IGX Series IGB SeriesÄ2.1 Presetting the ValuesPRESET FUNCTION10Increase or decrease the numeric value by pressing the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key. Then,press the COLUMN key to determine the value. Repeat this step until completing the entry.[Example] Lower limit value 500gorÄÄIGX SeriesIGB SeriesSetting Values for Other PLUs11Press the SET key to determine the lower limit value.Repeat steps 3 through 10 above for setting the values for other PLUs.If the upper limit value has already been preset, only a value equal to or less than thislimit value can be set.Finishing the Setting ProceduresPress the COLUMN key to finish the setting procedure. IGX SeriesIGB Series12Ä2.2 Calling Up the Preset Values 2.21 Press and hold the SET key for two seconds.“PLU 1” will be displayed.IGX Series IGB Series(2 sec.)Ä2Press the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key to select the desired PLU No.IGX Series IGB Series orÄ3 Press the SET key to display the tare weight, the upper limit value, and the lower limit value.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄbbb bIf no tare weight has been set, or if neither the upper limit value nor the lower limitvalue has been set, the values set before pressing the SET key will remain active.WEIGHING3.1 Weighing Non-PLUs 3.11 When the power is turned OFF,IGX Series IGB Seriespress the ON/OFF key to turn on the power, the self-diagnosis display will start, then stopat the initial display with “ZERO” indicator lit.IGX Series IGB SeriesÄIf “ZERO” indicator is not lit, press the ZERO key to initialize the display.2 Place a tare on the weigh platter, and press the TARE key to subtract the weight.The “NET” indicator will be lit.[Example] Tare weight: 180gIGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄ3 Place an item on the weigh platter.The display will show the net weight.[Example] Net weight: 2,280gÄIGX Series IGB Series3.1 Weighing Non-PLUsWEIGHING4 When setting “kg” or “lb” select the desired weight unit by pressing the ZERO key and TARE key at the same time.ÄAt the same timeIGX SeriesIGB Series1. Either “kg” or “lb” indicator will be lit.2. This function is available only when nothing is placed on the platter.3.2 Weighing PLUs3.21 When the power is turned OFF,IGX SeriesIGB Seriespress the ON/OFF key to turn on the power, the self-diagnosis display appears, then stopat the initial display with “ZERO” indicator lit.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄIf “ZERO” indicator is not lit, press the ZERO key to initialize the display.Press the SET key, then “PLU 1” appears on the display. IGX SeriesIGB Series2ÄIf necessary, repeat to press either the ZERO (+) or TARE (-) key until the desired PLU No.appears on the display.[Example] Selecting PLU 2IGX Series IGB SeriesorÄ3.2 Weighing PLUsWEIGHING3Press the SET key to display the tare weight, upper limit value, and lower limit value for the selected PLU.[Example] Tare weight 250g Upper limit value 1000g Lower limit value 500gIGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄbbbbb b4Place the item on the weigh platter. The display will show the net weight. [Example] Net weight 5,970gIGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄy When the net weight exceeded the programmed upper weight limit, the “OVER”indicator will light up.y When the net weight did not reach the programmed lower weight limit, the“UNDER” indicator will light up.y When the net weight is between the upper and lower weight limits, the “ACCEPT”indicator will light up.3.2 Weighing PLUs5 After determining the PLU item weight, remove it from the weigh platter.6 When weighing the same PLU item again, repeat steps 4 and 5 above.When weighing a different PLU item, repeat steps 2 through 5 above.7 To confirm the preset tare, press the COLUMN key.SETTING MODE4.1 Setting Method 4.1When the power supply is turned OFF,press the ON/OFF key to turn ON the power, then immediately press the COLUMN keywhile all display segments are lit. Then, the set value number of Setting No. 1 appears.ÄÄIGX SeriesIGB Series1Change the set value by pressing the ZERO(+) key or TARE(-) key.When not changing the setting value, just press the SET key.IGX Series IGB Series2orÄ3 Select the desired Setting No. by pressing the SET key.Return to step 2 above.IGX Series IGB SeriesÄ4.1 Setting MethodSETTING MODE4Press the COLUMN key to finish the setting procedure.IGX SeriesIGB SeriesÄFor descriptions of the setting numbers and the setting conditions of the setting value numbers, refer to the Set Value List on the following page.4.2 Set Value List4.2IGX SeriesSetting No.Description of SettingSetting Value No.Setting Condition00 All key validF01 Key selection01ON/OFF key invalid(Always scale operation status when the power is turned ON) 00No functionF02 Automatic call of preset number01Preset No. 1 is automatically called when power supply is turned ON.F03 No function F04 No function F05 No function F06 No function F07 No function F08 No function F09 No function F10 No function F11 No function F12 No function F13 No function F14 No function F15 No function 00 During stable weighing outside limit01 During stable weighing under "OK" condition 02During stable weighing under "OVER" condition03 No buzzer sounds even when key input ismade.04 Buzzer sounds when key input is made andduring stable weighing.05 Buzzer sounds only when key input is made F16 Buzzer sounding(When the buzzer is installed)06 Upper/lower limits discrimination function(during stable/unstable weighing)00 No function 01 10 minutes 02 20 minutes 03 30 minutes 04 40 minutes 05 50 minutes F17 Automatic power-off time06 60 minutesShaded areas are factory default settings.4.2 Set Value ListSETTING MODEIGB SeriesSettingNo.Description of settingSetting value No.Setting conditionF01 No function 00 No function providedF02 Function to automatically call presetNo. 01Preset No. 1 is automatically called when power supply is ON.F03 No function F04 No function F05 No function F06 No function F07 No function F08 No function F09 No function F10 No function F11 No function F12 No function F13 No function F14 No function F15 No function F16 No function 00 No function01 10 minutes 02 20 minutes 03 30 minutes 04 40 minutes 05 50 minutes F17 Setting automatic power-off time06 60 minutesShaded areas are factory default settings.MEMOFor IGB Series Only5.1 Checking Battery Voltage5.11 Press the ON/OFF key, then the self-diagnosis display appears.Ä2 Immediately press the TARE key.The battery check display will appear to check the remaining battery capacity.Ä[Example] Voltage (for reference) 2.8 VSince rechargeable batteries have a normal voltage of 1.2 V (2.4V for twobatteries), their voltage cannot be indicated even when they are fully charged.[Example] Voltage (for reference) 2.6 to 2.8 V[Example] Voltage (for reference) 2.4 to 2.6 V5.1 Checking Battery VoltageBATTERY CHECK (For IGB Series Only)[Example] Voltage (for reference) 2.2 to 2.4 V[Example] Voltage (for reference) 2.0 to 2.2 V[Example] Voltage (for reference) less than 2.0 V(when batteries have to be replaced)Press any key other than the TARE key to cancel the battery check display.3ÄWhen it is necessary to replace the batteries when in use, the battery-replacementsymbol will illuminate and the display indicating all numeric values will appear.MEMOAPPENDIX6.1 Troubleshooting6.1If an error occurs while using the scale, take appropriate measures according to instructions in thefollowing table.If you have any other problems, contact your nearest ISHIDA dealer.Symptom Measures The display unit does not indicate anyvalue or symbol when the ON/OFF key ispressed.y Check the power source.“0” does not appear after finishing a display check. y Place the scale on a stable flat surface.y Use the level adjuster to stabilize the scale. y Protect the scale from strong winds.y Don’t place the item close to the display pole.The weight results are different. y Place the scale on a stable flat surface or table.y Check that there is nothing on the scale.y Use the level adjuster to stabilize the scale.y Protect the scale from strong winds.6.2 SpecificationsAPPENDIX6.2IGX SeriesItem ContentsModel Name IGX-60IGX-150<OIML Approved>Weighing Capacity 60 kg / 150 lb 150 kg / 300 lb Graduation 0.02 kg / 0.05 lb 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb Accuracy 1/3000Weigh Platter 550mm (L) x 400mm (W)Exterior Material Display: ABS resinsDisplay pole: Aluminum die-castWeighing platter: Stainless (SUS304)Display Angle AdjustAngle adjustable from the horizon (0°) to the front, Knob locking method Weight 16.8kg Environmental Condition Temperature from -5°C to +40°C, Relative humidity 80%RH （max.） without condensationPower Source The required transformer is provided for each 100VAC, 120VAC, 220VAC, or 240VAC.Power Consumption120VAC: 46 mADisplayx VFDNumerics: 5 + 1/2 digits, Height 29 mmMark: Zero point, Now subtracting tare, Stable x LEDOver, Under, Accept Tare Subtraction x Key-in tare x Preset tarePreset Function [Program Mode] 10 PLUs from PLU 1 to PLU 10(Tare weight, Upper limit, Lower limit) Upper Limit Range More than the lower limit, within 5 digits (99999)Lower Limit Range Less than the upper limit (5 digits in case of the upper limit = 0) Auto Power Off [Setup Mode] None/10min./ 20min./ 30min./ 40min./ 50min./ 60min. Auto Preset Call-up [Setup Mode] Function “Yes“ / “No“ selection(PLU 1 is called up when the power is ON.) Battery Check Mode No Buzzer Yes ON/OFF SwitchOption6.2 SpecificationsIGB SeriesItem Contents Model Name IGB-60 IGB-150<OIML Approved>Weighing Capacity 60 kg / 150 lb 150 kg / 300 lbGraduation 0.02 kg / 0.05 lb 0.05 kg / 0.1 lbAccuracy 1/3000Weighing Platter 550 mm (L) x 400 mm (W)Exterior Material Display: ABS resinsDisplay pole: Aluminum die-cast Weighing platter: Stainless (SUS304)Display Angle Adjust Angle adjustable from the horizon (0°) to the front, Knob locking method Weight 16.0 kg (excluding batteries)Environmental Condition Temperature from -5°C to +40°C, Relative humidity 80%RH (max.) without condensationPower Source Two dray batteries (not attached to machine), or optional AC adapter [Battery Life]Conditions: No option, Temperature 20°, Relative humidity 60%RH Two “D” size alkaline batteries (Approx. 500H continuous use)Power Consumption 2.4 to 6VDC: 25mADisplay x LCDNumerics: 6 digits, Height 25 mmMark: Battery. Zero point, Now subtracting tare, Stable, Weight unit (kg･lb), Over, Under, AcceptTare Subtraction x Key-in tare x Preset tarePreset Function [Program Mode] 10 PLUs from PLU 1 to PLU 10(Tare weight, Upper limit, Lower limit)Upper Limit Range More than the lower limit, within 5 digits (99999)Lower Limit Range Less than the upper limit (5 digits in case of the upper limit = 0) Auto Power Off [Setup Mode] None/10min./ 20min./ 30min./ 40min./ 50min./ 60min.Auto Preset Call-up [Setup Mode] Function “Yes”/”No” selection(PLU 1 is called up when the power is ON.)Battery Check Mode YesBuzzer NoON/OFF SwitchOption AC adapter (Dealer option)Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.44 SANNO-CHO, SHOGOIN, SAKYO-KUKYOTO, 606-8392 JAPANPHONE: 81-75-771-4141FACSIMILE: 81-75-751-1634URL: 。

GBO金博卡卡通使用说明书

GBO金博卡卡通使用说明书使用说明书名目名目 (2)一、卡卡通软件的运行环境 (4)二、卡卡通软件安装 (4)（一）安装卡卡通软件 (4)（二）、卡卡通软件卸载 (7)三、治理软件的使用 (11)一、卡卡通软件的组成 (11)二、登录（如图1所示：） (11)三、修改密码 (12)四、系统用户建立 (12)五、单价设定 (14)六、电梯信息 (14)七、通信口设置 (15)八、业主卡制作 (16)（一）制作充值卡 (16)（二）遗失补卡 (17)（三）卡片充值 (19)（四）制作时段卡 (19)（五）补时段卡 (21)（六）延长使用时刻 (23)九、治理卡制作 (23)（一）制作治理人员卡 (23)（二）制作补治理人员卡 (24)（三）制作强制治理卡 (26)（四）制作设定按钮相应时刻卡 (27)（五）制作设定操纵器时刻卡 (27)（六）制作读取用户数据卡 (28)（七）制作访客按钮相应时刻卡 (29)（八）制作设定电梯运行时段卡 (30)十、远程操纵 (30)（一）遗失卡处理 (31)（二）设定按钮响应时刻 (32)（三）设定操纵器时刻 (32)（四）远程监控 (33)十一、统计查询 (34)（一）收费统计 (34)（二）卡片信息查询 (35)（三）刷卡记录查询 (36)十二、关心............................................................................................... 错误!未定义书签。

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3、硬盘：1GB以上4、操作系统：windows2000 /2003/NT/xp5、显示器：1024*768二、卡卡通软件安装卡卡通软件的安装同大多数Windows应用程序的安装没什么区别，用户只需运行“卡卡通”的“setup.exe”然后按照提示一步步进行下去即可。

蓝卡巡更使用说明书

蓝卡巡更使用说明书(总25页)--本页仅作为文档封面，使用时请直接删除即可----内页可以根据需求调整合适字体及大小--蓝卡巡更使用说明书1、如何开始使用软件感应式智能巡逻管理系统安装完后，点击计算机显示屏左下角的“开始”菜单，选择“程序”菜单，即可找到“智能巡逻06管理系统”的运行程序，也可以双击软件安装时自动在桌面生成的软件图标。

打开进入软件主界面，进入界面后会出现一个登录窗口，我们可以根据自己的实际情况来选择不同的身份登录软件（如图2）此登录界面可分别以三种不同身份进入，“一般用户”初始密码为“空”，“管理员”初始密码另行通知，“超级用户”初始密码另行通知。

（在登录的时候选择“确认后修改密码”项即可立即修改密码），不同身份登录拥有不同的权限和功能。

一般用户：一般用户只有使用和查询权限，没有更改系统设置权限。

管理员：有使用和查询权限，有对系统设置权限，有“导出基础信息”及“原始数据”和导入“原始数据”权限，但没有导入“基础信息权限”。

超级用户：有最大权限，拥有一般用户和管理员所具备的所有权限，有取消管理员及一般用户的权限。

（更改管理员登录口令）图2：系统登录界面选择完身份登录软件后，会登录软件主界面（图3），这时我们可以操作软件进行相应设置等操作了。

注意：软件正式使用前，如果有特殊的需要，应该进行系统设置和功能设置。

设置软件时需要用“系统管理员”或“超级用户”身份登录软件。

具体设置方法如下：图3：软件主界面2、系统设置系统设置主要是根据用户使用的实际情况来对软件的某些功能的启用和根据实际情况来关闭某些软件功能以及涉及到软件使用者的权限对软件的操作等。

一些功能性的设置用来达到使用者的使用方便，同时也可以防止对软件核查结果的破坏保证数据的真实有效性。

系统设置窗口有两大功能模块一个是系统设置，下面详细介绍这各个功能模块。

系统设置主要分为系统标识、数据库备份文件夹、当前库保留、历史库文件夹等内容，以系统管理员的身分登陆到系统后点击系统设置会出现（图4）窗口，选择系统设置就可以选择系统的各项功能，选择完后点击“确定修改”系统会退出软件，重新打开软件后系统设置就会生效。

第吉尔门锁软件使用说明书

---门锁软件使用流程说明书-----------------------------------------------第吉尔企业股份有限公司门锁系统管理软件第一部分软件的安装1、安装本司配置的读写器，一定要确保串口与读写器连接牢固，并接上电源↓2、启动计算机进入Windows↓3、将光碟放入CD-ROM（光驱）↓4、打开“我的电脑”，进入光盘，用鼠标双击“setup.exe”文件进行安装（安装过程中遇到所有的对话框均选择“确定”即可）↓5、安装完毕后，重新启动计算机。

第二部分软件的操作一、门锁的各类设定：（一）、登录1. 点击桌面图标运行系统。

2. 系统出厂时默认的用户代码为0，密码为空。

用户代号：0 ，密码：为空3. 如果在使用当中遗失密码，可以输入以下代码用户代号：为空，密码：197209此时登录的用户可以读取[特别卡]，修改增添用户，修改其他用户的登录密码（注意该用户没有发卡的权限）。

如果密码和[特别卡]同时遗失将不能登录系统，所以请妥善保管好[特别卡]。

（二）、使用特别卡1.系统第一次使用时必须用[特别卡]激活,方法如下：a)进入系统，将[特别卡]插入发卡机，点击[查卡]。

系统显示为：输入A，B，C级密码（可以随意输入，请紧记）。

输入酒店名称（可以随意输入）。

起始卡号：为空（如果电脑故障，系统重装时才使用）。

点击[确定]保存退出，此时系统已经激活。

b）此时可以点击[用户管理]增添用户，修改其权限和密码（具体操作为：单击“操作员管理”→输入操作员代码、姓名，输入完第一个操作员资料后可双击该用户进行修改其权限和密码→单击“添加”，接着输入第二个操作员资料→依次类推。

全部操作员资料输入完毕后→单击“关闭”退出操作员管理）。

（三）、门锁设置每一个门锁使用前，必须完成初始化过程，初始化的步骤是：第一步：先插复位卡（绿灯亮）->设置门锁所属酒店ID身份证第二步：再插设置卡（绿灯亮）->设置门锁房号第三步：再插入时间卡（绿灯亮）->设置门锁当前的时间每张卡插入时，门锁必须亮绿灯，方表示插卡有效，亮红灯则无效。

朗克（Parker）橡胶管袋和支架系列产品说明说明书

B r a s s V a l v e s : V i s u a l I n d e xTable of ContentsVisual Index ............................................................................................................................H2Ball Valves ..............................................................................................................................H6 Wide range of brass, carbon steel and stainless steel ball valves. For use as fuel shut-off lines and other general purpose applications that require shut-off capability.Note: Please refer to Catalog 3501-E for special working pressures and other technical data.Drain Cocks ..........................................................................................................................H11 System temperature and the type of tubing should be considered. Ground plug shutoffs are designed to withstand 30 psi working pressure. Drain cocks are designed to withstand up to 150 psi working pressure, unless otherwise noted.Needle Valves .......................................................................................................................H12 Up to 150 psi working pressure, unless otherwise noted.Truck Valves ..........................................................................................................................H14 Up to 150 psi working pressure, unless otherwise noted.“How to Order” Information .....................................................................................................18Chemical Compatibility Guide..................................................................O10, Visual IndexIndustrial ValvesXV500PFemale-Female page H6XV500HP-XFemale-Female (Large)page H6XV502PPanel Mount page H7XV520PEconomy Series page H9XV533P3 Way Diversionpage H9XV540P4 Waypage H9XV600P6 Port Diversionpage H9XV633P6 Port Diversion page H9XV500CSCarbon Steelpage H6XV502CSPanel Mount Carbon Steel page H7XV502SSPanel Mount Stainlesspage H8MV709Micro Valvepage H6MV609Mini Valvepage H6XV501P Male-Female page H7XV590P90° Valve page H9XV590P-X-0490° Valve page H9XV501SSStainless Steelpage H7MV708Micro Valvepage H6MV608Mini Valve page H6XV509PSolder - Solder page H8Female PortsMale- Female PortsSolder PortsB r a s s V a l v e s : V i s u a l I n d e xIndustrial Valves (Continued)XV591P90° Valve page H9XV591P-X-0490° Valve page H9XV506P Female - Female page H8XV506PFemale - Female (Large)page H8XV510PMale - Female page H8XV506CSCarbon Steel page H8XV506HP Straight Thread page H8XV506HP-XStraight Thread (Large)page H8XV500HP-XFemale Portspage H6XV500HP-XFemale Ports (Large)page H6XVP500HP-X Female Ports-Padlockingpage H9XVP500HP-XFemale Ports-Padlocking (Large)page H10XVP500PFemale Ports page H10XVP501PMale - Female page H10XVP502PPanel Mount page H10XVP510PStraight Thread page H10XVP500CSCarbon Steel page H9XVP502CSPanel Mountpage H10XVP502SSStainless Steel page H10XVP506HP-XStraight Thread page H10XVP506HP-XStraight Thread (Large)page H10XVV500PFemale Ports page H10XVV501PMale-Female page H11XVV502PPanel Mount page H11XVVP500PFemale Ports page H11XVVP501PMale-Female page H11XVVP502PPanel Mount page H11XV500P-X-04Female Ports page H6XV501P-X-04Male - Female page H7XV502P-X-04Panel Mount page H7XV510P-X-04Straight Thread page H9XV500CS-X-04Carbon Steelpage H6XV500P-X-21Female Ports page H6XV500P-X-21Female Ports page H6XV502P-X-21Panel Mountpage H7Male-Male PortsStraight Thread PortsStraight ThreadPorts-High PressureFemale Ports-High PressureFemale Ports-Padlocking- High PressurePadlockingVentedStraight Thread Ports-Padlocking-High PressureVented-PadlockingTee HandleOval HandleB r a s s V a l v e s : V i s u a l I n d e xIndustrial Valves (Continued)XV500CS-X-21Carbon Steelpage H6XV502CS-X-21Panel Mount - Carbon Steelpage H7XV502SS-X-21Oval Handlepage H8XV502SS-X-20Panel Mount page H8NV101F Female - Malepage H12NV102FFlarepage H12NV103FFlare - Male Pipepage H13NV104C-NV104CACompression - Pipepage H13NV105C-NV105CACompressionpage H13NV106C-NV106CACompression - Pipepage H13NV107PPipepage H13NV108PFemale - Malepage H13NV109PFemalepage H13NV311PPoly-Titepage H13NV312PPoly-Titepage H13V203F Flarepage H11V204FFlare - Pipepage H12V303C-V303CACompressionpage H12V304C-V304CACompression - Pipepage H12V401PPipepage H12V402PFemale - Pipepage H12V403PFemalepage H12V406P3 Waypage H12V407P4 Waypage H12DC601Pipepage H11DCR601Internal Sealpage H11DC602Internal Sealpage H11DC603Internal Sealpage H11DC604External Sealpage H11DC606External Sealpage H11DC607Bib Drainpage H11XV502P-X-ACTActuatorpage H7XV502P-X-SUBSub-Assemblypage H7HV104C-KITHumidifier Valve Kit page H12SPV104C-KITSelf Piercing Kit page H13HV104CHumidifier Valvepage H12Short HandleNeedle ValvesShutoff ValvesDrain CocksAuxiliaryB r a s s V a l v e s : V i s u a l I n d e xTransportation: Compression Style ValvesV408NTAT ube - Pipe page I16V410NTAT ube - Pipe page I16V412FTube - 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Pipe Thread XV500CS-4-041/4XV500CS-6-043/8XV500CS-8-041/2XV500CS-12-043/4XV500CS-16-041XV500HP-X6000 PSIFemale-Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread (NPT)XV500HP-41/4-18XV500HP-63/8-18XV500HP-81/2-14XV500HP-123/4-14XV500HP-161-11.5XV500PFemale-Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread XV500P-41/4XV500P-63/8XV500P-81/2*XV500P-123/4**XV500P-161*** PTF Special Short.** PTF Special Extra ShortXV500P-X-04Tee Handle,Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread XV500P-4-041/4XV500P-6-043/8XV500P-8-041/2*XV500P-12-043/4**XV500P-16-041*** PTF Special Short.** PTF Special Extra ShortXV500P-X-21Oval Handle, Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread XV500P-4-211/4XV500P-6-213/8XV500P-8-211/2*XV500P-12-213/4**XV500P-16-211*** PTF Special Short.** PTF Special Extra ShortXV500HP-X (LARGE)6000 PSIFemale-Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread (NPT)XV500HP-20 1 1/4-11.5XV500HP-24 1 1/2-11.5XV500HP-322-11.5XV500P-20, XV500P-24, XV500P-32Female-Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread 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.31ØXVP500P-201-1/4XVP500P-241-1/2XVP500P-322* PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVP501PLocking Handle, Male-Female Pipe EndsPartNumberFemale Pipe Thread (PTF)Male Pipe Thread (NPTF)XVP501P-41/41/4XVP501P-63/83/8XVP501P-81/2*1/2XVP501P-123/4**3/4*XVP501P-161**1*For use with 5/16" Ø shank lock * PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVP502CSLocking Handle, Female Pipe Ends, Panel MountPart Number Pipe Thread XVP502CS-201-1/4XVP502CS-241-1/2XVP502CS-322XVP502SSLocking Handle, Female Pipe Ends, Panel MountPart Number Pipe Thread (NPT)XVP502SS-41/4 XVP502SS-63/8 XVP502SS-81/2 XVP502SS-123/4 XVP502SS-161XVP502SS-201-1/4 XVP502SS-241-1/2 XVP502SS-322XVP502PLocking Handle, Female Pipe Ends, Panel MountPart Number Pipe Thread XVP502P-41/4XVP502P-63/8XVP502P-81/2*XVP502P-123/4**XVP502P-161**For use with 5/16" Ø shank lock * PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVP506HP-X6000 PSILocking-Female- Female Straight Thread EndsPart Number SAE J1926-1Thread XVP506HP-47/16-20 UNF XVP506HP-69/16-18 UNF XVP506HP-83/4-16 UNF XVP506HP-12 1 1/16-12 UNF XVP506HP-16 1 5/16-12 UNFXVP506HP-X (LARGE)6000 PSILocking-Female- Female Straight Thread EndsPart Number SAE J1926-1Thread XVP506HP-20 1 5/8-12 UNF XVP506HP-24 1 7/8-12 UNF XVP506HP-32 2 1/2-12 UNFXVP510PLocking Handle, Straight Thread O-Ring PortPart Number StraightThread XVP510P-47/16-20XVP510P-69/16-18XVP510P-83/4-16XVP510P-107/8-14XVP510P-121-1/16-12For use with 5/16" Ø shank lockXVV500PVented,Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread XVV500P-41/4XVV500P-63/8XVV500P-81/2*XVV500P-123/4**XVV500P-161*** PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortB r a s s V a l v e s : B a l l V a l v e s , D r a i nC o c k sXVV501P Vented,Male-Female Pipe EndsPartNumberFemale Pipe Thread (PTF)Male Pipe Thread (NPTF)XVV501P-41/41/4XVV501P-63/83/8XVV501P-81/2*1/2XVV501P-123/4**3/4*XVV501P-161**1** PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVV502PVented,Female-Female Pipe Ends, Panel MountPart Number Pipe Thread XVV502P-41/4XVV502P-63/8XVV502P-81/2*XVV502P-123/4**XVV502P-161*** PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVVP502POSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 Vented, Locking Handle, Female Pipe Ends, Panel MountPart Number Pipe Thread XVVP502P-41/4XVVP502P-63/8XVVP502P-81/2*XVVP502P-123/4**XVVP502P-161**For use with 5/16" Ø shank lock * PTF Special Short.** PTF Special Extra ShortXVVP500P OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 Vented, Locking Handle, Female Pipe EndsPart Number Pipe Thread XVVP500P-41/4XVVP500P-63/8XVVP500P-81/2*XVVP500P-123/4**XVVP500P-161**For use with 5/16" Ø shank lock * PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortXVVP501POSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 Vented, Locking Handle, Male-Female Pipe EndsPartNumberFemale Pipe Thread (PTF)Male Pipe Thread (NPTF)XVVP501P-41/41/4XVVP501P-63/83/8XVVP501P-81/2*1/2XVVP501P-123/4**3/4XVVP501P-161**1For use with 5/16" Ø shank lock * PTF Special Short** PTF Special Extra ShortDC601Ground Plug Shutoff Temperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Pipe Thread DC601-21/8DC601-41/4DC601-63/8DC601-81/2DC602Internal Seal Drain Cock Temperature Range: -65°F to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread DC602-21/8DC602-41/4DC603Drain CockTemperature Range: -65°F to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread DC603-21/8DC603-41/4DC603-63/8DC604External Seal Drain Cock Temperature Range: -65°F to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread DC604-2*1/8DC604-41/4DC604-6*3/8* When assembled handle wings are down facingDC606External Seal Drain Cock Temperature Range: -65°F to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread DC606-41/4-18DC607Bib Drain ValveTemperature Range: -65°F to +250°FPart Number Hose Size Pipe Thread DC607-43/81/4DCR601Drain CockTemperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread DCR601-41/4V203FGround Plug Shutoff Flare to FlareTemperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Tube Size V203F-6-63/8V203F-8-81/2Drain CocksB r a s s V a l v e s : D r a i nC o c k , N e e d l e V a l v e sV204FGround Plug Shutoff Flare to Male Pipe Temperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread V204F-4-21/41/8V204F-6-43/81/4V303C / V303CAGround Plug Shutoff Compression to CompressionTemperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Tube Size V303C-4-41/4V303CA-4-41/4V303C-6-63/8V303CA-6-63/8V403PGround PlugShutoff Female Pipe to Female PipeTemperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Female Pipe Thread V403P-2-21/8V403P-4-41/4V403P-6-6*3/8*Made from extruded bar stockV406PThree-way valveFemale Pipe three ends Temperature Range: -40° to +180°FPart Number Pipe Thread V406P-41/4V407PFour-way valveFemale Pipe four ends Temperature Range: -40° to +180°FPart Number Pipe Thread V407P-41/4V401PGround Plug Shutoff Male Pipe to Male Pipe Temperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Pipe Thread V401P-2-21/8V401P-4-41/4Needle Valves NV101FAngle Needle Valve Flare to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread NV101F-4-21/41/8NV101F-6-43/81/4NV102FNeedle Valve Flare to FlareTemperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size NV102F-4*1/4*Provided with Pin HandleHV104CHumidifier ValveTemperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread HV104C-4-21/41/8HV104C-kitHumidifier Valve clamp kit Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FClamp fits 3/8" OD through 1.315" OD tube or pipe. Kit includes 60PT -4 and 63PT -4 for assembly with plastic or nylon tubing. For complete kit, specify entire part number as shown below:Part Number Tube Size Pipe Thread HV104C-4-2 KIT1/41/8V304C / V304CAGround Plug ShutoffCompression to Male Pipe Temperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread V304C-4-21/41/8V304CA-4-21/41/8V304C-4-41/41/4V304C-6-43/81/4V304CA-6-43/81/4V402PGround Plug ShutoffFemale Pipe to Male PipeTemperature Range: +32° to +125°FPart Number Female Pipe Thread Pipe Thread V402P-2-21/81/8V402P-4-41/41/4V402P-6-63/83/8B r a s s V a l v e s : N e e d l e V a l v esNV105CA NV105CNV104CNV104CA NV106CANV106C NV103F Needle ValveFlare to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread NV103F-4-2*1/41/8*Provided with Pin HandleNV105C-NV105CANeedle ValveCompression to Compression Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size NV105C-4*1/4NV105C-5*5/16NV105C-63/8NV105CA-4*1/4NV105CA-63/8*Provided with Pin HandleNV104C-NV104CAAngle Needle ValveCompression to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread NV104C-4-2*1/41/8NV104CA-4-2*1/41/8NV104C-4-41/41/4NV104C-5-2*5/161/8NV104C-6-43/81/4*Provided with Pin HandleNV107PNeedle ValveMale Pipe to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread NV107P-2*1/8NV107P-41/4*Provided with Pin HandleNV108PNeedle ValveFemale Pipe to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart NumberPipe Thread NV108P-2*1/8NV108P-41/4*Provided with Pin HandleNV109PNeedle Valve Female Pipe to Female PipeTemperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Pipe Thread NV109P-2*1/8NV109P-41/4*Provided with Pin HandleNV106C-NV106CA Needle ValveCompression to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -45° to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread NV106C-4-2*1/41/8NV106C-4-4*1/41/4NV106C-5-2*5/161/8NV106C-6-43/81/4NV106CA-4-21/41/8NV106CA-4-4*1/41/4NV106CA-6-43/81/4*Provided with Pin HandleNV311PNeedle ValvePoly-Tite to Male Pipe Temperature Range: 0° to +150°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe ThreadNV311P-4-21/41/8NV311P-4-41/41/4NV311P-6-43/81/4NV312PAngle Needle Valve Poly-Tite to Male Pipe Temperature Range: 0° to +150°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread NV312P-4-21/41/8NV312P-4-41/41/4NV312P-6-43/81/4SPV104C-kitSelf-Piercing Humidifier Valve clamp kitTemperature Range: -30°F to +250°FClamp fits 3/8" OD through 1.315" OD tube or pipe. Kit includes 60PT -4 and 63PT -4 for assembly with plastic or nylon tubing. For complete kit, specify entire part number as shown below:Part Number Tube Size Pipe Thread SPV104C KIT1/41/8B r a s s V a l v e s : T r u c k V a l v esTruck Valves SV404PTruck ValveHose to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Hose ID Pipe Thread SV404P-10-85/81/2SV404P-12-63/43/8SV404P-12-83/41/2V404PHTruck ValveHose to Male Pipe with Pin HandleTemperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Hose ID Pipe Thread V404PH-10-65/83/8V404PTruck ValveHose to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Hose ID Pipe Thread V404P-6-63/83/8V404P-10-65/83/8V405PTruck ValveFemale Pipe to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Female Pipe Thread Male Pipe Thread V405P-6-63/83/8V405P-6-83/81/2V405P-8-81/21/2V409FTruck ValveFlare to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread V409F-8-61/23/8V409F-8-81/21/2V409F-10-85/81/2V409F-12-83/41/2V412FTruck ValveTube to Male Pipe Temperature Range: -30°F to +250°FPart Number Tube Size Pipe Thread V412F-10-85/81/2。

洛克莱智能门匯控制器用戶操作指南说明书

4P/N 190–112486 REV BAfter installing your receiver and transmitter, check the operation of your radio controls by moving approximately 45 feet back from the garage door, then press the transmitter button. Operation at this distance should be reliable. However, environmental conditions and the location of the transmitter and receiver will affect distance.• If the transmitter doesn’t activate the operator checkthe coding on both the transmitter and receiver. The code setting must match exactly . This may necessi-tate a reprogramming of the transmitter and receiver. • If the distance is inadequate check the battery and replace if necessary.• To maximize the operating distance move thetransmitter to different locations in the car until a satisfactory distance is achieved. Vanity mirrors on sun visors will affect performance.• If the receiver is in the proximity of a metal beam orother obstruction it may be necessary to relocate the receiver to increase the operating range. • If multiple receivers are mounted closer than 15 feet, blocking and interference may occur. Move the receivers further apart.• If system does not work at any distance, check that the receiver terminals are connected to the proper operator terminals.• If the HomeLink® transmitter does not activate theoperator or distance is inadequate,verify proper operation using the hand-held transmitter. Contact your HomeLink® system provider for help with configuring the HomeLink® transmitter and to resolve distance problems when using the HomeLink® system.Operational CheckIndustry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,LINEAR LIMITED WARRANTYThis product is warranted to the consumer against defects in material andworkmanship for one year from the date of purchase. This warranty applies to first retail buyers of new devices. Warrantor will repair, or at its option, replace, any device it finds that requires service under this warranty, and will return the repaired or replaced device to the consumer at the warrantor’s cost. For warrant service and shipping instructions contact warrantor at the address shown below. Devices must be sent to warrantor for service at owner’s expense. The remedies provided by this warranty are exclusive. Implied warranties under state law are to the one year period of this written warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. In order to be protected by this warranty, save your proof of purchase and send copy with equipment should repair be required. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.For warranty service and shipping instructions contact Linear at the phone number shown below. In order to be protected by this warranty, save your proof ofpurchase and send a copy with equipment should repair be required. All products returned for warranty service require a Return Product Authorization Number (RPA#). Contact Linear Technical Services at 1-800-421-1587 for an RPA# and other important details.MVP Radio Controls are compatible with HomeLink ®. Homelink ® is a registered trade mark of JohnsonControls, Inc.Garage Door and Gate Operator Radio ControlsMVP Receiver and TransmittersProduct FeaturesThese controls are designed to remotely operate garage door and gate openers. The MVP receiver is compatible with Classic, MVP and Original Allstar, Allister and Pulsar type dip-switch transmitters. The MVP receiver is available in one and three-door versions and may be used as shown below.The radio frequency of the remote controls is fixed and tuned at the factory. RF adjustments are not required and should not be attempted by the end user. There are no user serviceable parts in the radio controls.Installation StepsFirst, determine the type of operator (with or without receiver power). Refer to the operator manual or contact the operator manufacturer as needed. Next, attach the receiver to the operator according to the appropriate installation instructions. Next, set thetransmitter codes according to the instructions provided with the transmitter. To finish, program the receiver with the transmitter codes.Installation on Operator WithoutPower for ReceiversSome operators do not provide power for an external receiver. An optional transformer kit is required. Disconnect power to the operator before installing receiver. Connect the red and white wires of the receiver to the transformer. Connect black wires on the receiver to theterminals on the operator.Receiver WiringThe receiver provides one set of normallyopen isolated contacts (2 black wires). The red and white wires provide 24 VAC or DC power to the receiver.To wire, connect the white wire to ground or common and red wire to 24 VAC or DC. Next connect the black wires to the pushbutton circuit you wish to control.If the receiver is connected to a 3-terminal system, connect the red and white wires to power, connect either black wires to ground or common and the other to the pushbutton.USA & Canada(800) 421-1587 & (800) 392-0123(760) 438-7000Toll Free FAX (800) 468-1340。

罗克韦尔 ControlLogix 系统说明书

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准备事宜 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 1756-L7x 控制器部件. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
未随 1756-L6x 控制器提供的部件. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 1756-L6x 控制器安装. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 CF 卡的安装和取出 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 电池的连接与更换 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 将控制器插入机架 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 将控制器从机架拆下 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
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克洛克 EK WF 120 ML 方块刺绳紧固机说明书

EK WF 120 ML – Optimum results thanks to square crimping SIMPLE AND SAFE CRIMPING USING INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGYOPTIMUM RESULTS, WORKING IN SEQUENCEEK WF 120 ML – During crimping, high quality results are the be-all and end-all. We offer optimum solutions across the whole range of cables, combined with excellent ergonomics and simplified work sequences.The newly developed battery powered hydraulic crimpingtool EK WF 120 ML, will simplify your work and simul-taneously ensure optimum crimping quality. Using asquare-cam mechanism, the EK WF 120 ML crimpsboth DIN-compliant wire ferrules as well as insulatedwire ferrules, twin wire ferrules and insulated wireferrules for short-circuit protected lines. Here, the use ofinterchangeable crimping dies is completely unnecessarybecause the square mechanism adjusts flexibly to therespective cable end sleeve shape.HIGH QUALITY, WITH EASY MANUAL PROCESSING THANKS TO INNOVATIVE SQUARE CRIMPINGDIN-compliant insulated wire ferrules with Easy EntryInsulated twin wire ferrulesDIN-compliantwire ferrules, CuInsulated wire ferrules, forshort-circuit protected lines.6 - 120 mm²Precision-fi t crimping using comb-shaped molds ensures optimized distribution of forces and embeds the conductor in a corrugated shape. The result is that you get perfect working results over the entire range of wire ferrules shapes. All cross-sections from 6 to 120 mm² can be crimped using the EK WF 120 ML.Up to a wire ferrule length of 32 mm, only one crimping action is necessary, which means that you can crimp most wire ferrules in the cross-section range in just a single step.EK30IDMLEKWF120ML EK354MLEK50ML ES32MLWe have developed an optimum solution for over-coming the challenge of crimping the entire rangeof cables encountered in control cabinet construc-tion and mechanical engineering, while ensuringthe same uniform quality based on our new squarecrimping process. At the same time, this innovationis a key simplification, because it results in just onesystem and one geometry.In particular, the flexible type of crimping using thecomb-shaped die ensures optimum results evenwith old cables. This provides you with a uniformsolution for a wide range of conductors.SYSTEMATICALLY OPTIMIZED:FOR EVEN BETTER RESULTSKLAUKEEK WF 120 MLBATTERY POWERED HYDRAULIC CRIMPING TOOLFOR CABLE END SLEEVES 6 - 120 MM²SpecificationsThe new EK WF 120 ML is a perfect addition to the ML range from Klauke.Scope of supplyRechargeable battery 10.8 V / 1.5Ah, Li-ion (16.2 Wh)RAML1Charger for 10.8 V Li-ion recharge-able batteries, 230 VLGML1Plastic case KKMLCrimping range 6 - 120 mm²Stroke / opening width19 mmCrimping Force10 / 40 kNCrimping time1 to 5 s (dependent onthe crimping cross-sec-tion)Swiveling crimping head350°Battery charging time40 Min.Weight including battery 1.96 KgAmbient temp.-10 to +40 °Clights LEDArticle Art. no.Battery-powered hydrauliccrimping tool 6 - 120 mm²EKWF120MLKLAUKE OFFERS A TOOL PACKAGEControl cabinet construction normally involves the use of differ-ent cables, terminals and cable end sleeves. The three tools EK WF 120 ML, EK 30 ID ML and EK 50 ML from Klauke provide cablers/wirers with access to a package of solutions for the entire application range of cable types and cross-sections. Until now, efficiencies in control cabinet construction have been limited because the crimping of different cables has frequently called for the changing over of the required crimping dies, which costs time and money. Now, with the EK 30 ID ML and theEK WF 120 ML, Klauke is offering solutions that function without any changing over of crimping dies.FOR QUICK AND SAFE CRIMPING.Micro | Electromechanical crimping tool 0.14 - 50 mm² – EK 50 ML• T he Klauke micro with its intuitive PowerSense function combines theadvantages of manual press tools with the convenience of battery-poweredhydraulic press tools• Excellent crimping results with minimum energy use• One-button operating concept for controlling all tool functions• E lectronic control with locking function monitors full closing of the crimp-ing dies• Automatic return after completed work stepBattery powered hydraulic crimping tool for cable end sleeves 6 - 120 mm² – EK WF 120 ML•Innovative square crimping - the use of crimping dies is not necessary •Powerful 10.8 V Li-ion battery technology with charging level indicator •Closed head, swiveling •S imple and safe: one-button operating concept for controlling all tool functionsBattery powered hydraulic crimping tool 6 - 120 mm² – EK 30 ID ML•Indent crimping - changing of crimping dies is not necessary •Powerful 10.8 V Li-ion battery technology with charging level indicator •Closed head, hinged, swiveling •S imple and safe: one-button operating concept for controlling all tool functionsEFFICIENT WIRING WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGYTOGETHER Gustav Klauke GmbHTel.: +49 (0) 2191 / 907 - 0Auf dem Knapp 46***********************D-42855 Remscheid Get the latest information on products, services and promotionsby signing up to our newsletter:/NEWSLETTER © 2021 G u s t a v K l a u k e G m b H . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d . T h e K l a u k e l o g o a n d t h e E m e r s o n l o g o a r e r e g i s t e r e d t r a d e m a r k s o f E m e r s o n E l e c t r i c C o . a n d i t s s u b s i d i a r i e s i n t h e U S A a n d i n o t h e r c o u n t r i e s . A l l o t h e r l o g o s a r e t h e p r o p e r t y o f t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e o w n e r s . S u b j e c t t o c h a n g e . B R E K W F 120M L 21G B 2.000 09/21 IFollow us!。

罗克韦尔 440G-MZ Guardmaster保护锁开关说明书

产品目录号 440G-MZS20SNRJ、440G-MZS20SNRJE、440G-MZS20UNRJ、440G-MZS20UNRJE、440G-MZS20SNLJ、440G-MZS20SNLJE、440G-MZS20UNLJ、440G-MZS20UNLJE440G-MZ Guardmaster 保护锁开关2罗克⻙尔⾃动化出版物 440G-UM004E-ZH-P - 2021 年10 月440G-MZ Guardmaster 保护锁开关⽤⼾⼿册重要⽤⼾须知在安装、配置、操作或维护本产品之前，请阅读本文档以及“其他资源”章节所列的文档，了解关于安装、配置和操作该设备的信息。

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潘基自动汽车用户手册说明书

IndexAccessories and Modifications.... 158Accessories................................. 158Additional Safety Precautions.. 159Modifications............................. 159ACCESSORY (Ignition KeyPosition)........................................ 70Accessory Power Socket................ 92Additives, Engine Oil..................... 212Airbag (SRS)...................................... 9Air Cleaner Element...................... 226Air Conditioning............................... 98Maintenance............................... 233Usage............................................. 98Air Conditioning Filter.................. 234Air Outlets (Vents)........................ 100Air Pressure, Tires........................ 235Normal Driving.......................... 236Alcohol in Gasoline........................ 298Antifreeze....................................... 215Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)Indicator Light.................... 55, 179Operation.................................... 177Anti-theft Steering ColumnLock (69)Appearance Care........................... 225Ashtrays............................................ 94Audio System................................. 106Automatic Speed Control................ 66Automatic Transmission............... 170Capacity, Fluid........................... 294Checking Fluid Level................ 221Shifting........................................ 170Shift Lever Position Indicator.. 170Shift Lever Positions................. 170Shift Lock Release (174)BatteryCharging SystemIndicator............................ 54, 281Jump Starting............................. 277Maintenance............................... 229Specifications............................. 294Before Driving............................... 151Belts, Seat........................................... 8Beverage Holder.............................. 88Body Repair.................................... 263BrakesAnti-lock System (ABS) (177)Break-in, New Linings .............. 152Fluid............................................ 224Bulb Replacement..................... 247Parking.......................................... 86System Indicator.................. 54, 284Wear Indicators......................... 176Braking System.............................. 176Break-in, New Car......................... 152Brightness Control, Instruments... 61Brights, Headlights......................... 60Built-in Table.................................... 89Bulb ReplacementBack-up Lights........................... 248Brake Lights............................... 248Cargo Area Light....................... 252Ceiling Light............................... 252Front Parking Lights................. 247Front Side Marker Lights......... 247Headlights.................................. 246High-mount Brake Light.......... 251Interior Light.............................. 252License Plate Lights.................. 249Rear Side Marker Lights.......... 248Specifications (295)CONTINUEDIndexBulb ReplacementSpotlight...................................... 252Turn Signal Lights..................... 247Bulbs, Halogen. (246)Capacities Chart............................. 294Carbon Monoxide Hazard.............. 49Cargo Area Light............................. 95Cargo Floor Pockets........................ 92Cargo Hooks..................................... 93Carrying Cargo.............................. 160Cassette PlayerCare.......................................... 136Operation.................... 112, 133, 148CAUTION, Explanation of .............. ii CD Changer........................... 115, 129CD Player....................... 115, 127, 144Center Pocket.................................. 91Center Table..................................... 87Certification Label......................... 292Chains............................................. 241Change Oil...................................... 213How to......................................... 213When to (202)Changing a Flat Tire ..................... 266Changing Engine Coolant............. 217Charging System Indicator .... 54, 282Checklist, Before Driving............. 151Childproof Door Locks................... 75Child Safety...................................... 21Child Seats........................................ 21Tether Anchorage Points........... 40Cleaner, Air................................... 226CleaningAluminum Wheels..................... 257Carpeting..................................... 259Exterior......................................... 256Fabric............................................ 260Interior........................................ 259Seat Belts.................................... 261Vinyl............................................ 260Windows....................................... 260Clock, Setting the ........................... 87Clutch Fluid................................... 224CO in the Exhaust......................... 300Cold Weather, Starting in............. 167Consumer Information*................ 306Controls, Instruments and.............. 51CoolantAdding (215)Checking..................................... 156Proper Solution.......................... 215Replacing.................................... 217Temperature Gauge.................... 57Corrosion Protection..................... 262Crankcase Emission ControlSystem......................................... 300Cruise Control Operation............... 66Customer Relations Office.. (306)DANGER, Explanation of................. ii Dashboard........................................ 52Daytime Running Lights................. 60Defects, Reporting Safety............. 310Defog and Defrost......................... 103Defogger, Rear Window................. 63Defrosting the Windows............... 103Dimensions..................................... 294Dimming the Headlights ................ 60DipstickAutomatic Transmission........... 221Engine Oil................................... 155Directional Signals........................... 61Disc Brake Wear Indicators.........176IndexDisposal of Used Oil...................... 214DoorsLocking and Unlocking............... 70Power Door Locks....................... 71DOT Tire Quality Grading........... 296Downshifting, 5-speed ManualTransmission.............................. 168Drive Belts...................................... 234Driving............................................ 163Economy..................................... 157In Bad Weather.......................... 180In Foreign Countries................. 299Driving Guidelines. (164)Economy, Fuel............................... 157Emergencies on the Road............. 265Battery, Jump Starting.............. 276Brake System Indicator............ 284Changing a Flat Tire................. 266Charging System Indicator...... 282Checking the Fuses................... 286Low Oil Pressure Indicator...... 281Malfunction Indicator Lamp.... 283Overheated Engine. (279)Emergency Brake............................ 86Emergency Flashers....................... 63Emergency Towing....................... 290Emission Controls......................... 300EngineCoolant Temperature Gauge ..... 57Malfunction IndicatorLamp.................................... 54, 282Oil Pressure Indicator......... 54, 281Oil, What Kind to Use............... 211Overheating................................ 279Specifications............................. 294Starting........................................ 166Ethanol in Gasoline ....................... 298Evaporative Emission Controls.... 300Exhaust Fumes................................ 49Expectant Mothers, Use of SeatBelts by......................................... 19Exterior, Cleaning the. (256)Fabric, Cleaning............................. 260Fan, Interior...................................... 98Features, Comfort andConvenience (97)Filling the Fuel Tank..................... 157FiltersAir................................................ 226Air Conditioning........................ 234Oil................................................ 2135-speed Manual TransmissionChecking Fluid Level................ 222Shifting the................................. 169Flashers, Hazard Warning.............. 63Flat Tire, Changing a.................... 213FluidsAutomatic Transmission ........... 221Brake........................................... 224Clutch.......................................... 224Manual Transmission............... 222Power Steering........................... 225Rear Differential........................ 223Windshield Washer................... 220FM Stereo RadioReception.................................... 125Folding Rear Seat............................ 82Foreign Countries, Driving in...... 299Four-way Flashers (63)CONTINUEDIndexFuel.................................................. 152Fill Door and Cap....................... 153Gauge............................................ 57Octane Requirement................. 152Oxygenated................................ 298Reserve Indicator......................... 55Tank, Filling the......................... 153Fuses, Checking the. (285)Gas Mileage, Improving................ 157Gasohol........................................... 298Gasoline.......................................... 152Fuel Reserve Indicator................ 55Gauge............................................ 57Octane Requirement................. 152Tank, Filling the......................... 153Gas Station Procedures................. 153GaugesEngine Coolant Temperature .... 57Fuel................................................ 57Speedometer................................ 56Tachometer.................................. 56Gearshift Lever PositionsAutomatic Transmission (170)5-speed ManualTransmission.......................... 169Glass Cleaning............................... 261Glove Box.. (77)Halogen Headlight Bulbs.............. 246Hazard Warning Flashers............... 63HeadlightsAiming......................................... 244Daytime Running Lights............. 60High Beam Indicator................... 55Reminder Beeper......................... 60Replacing Halogen Bulbs ......... 246Turning on.................................... 60Head Restraints............................... 79Heating and Cooling........................ 98High Altitude, Starting at.............. 167High-Low Beam Switch .................. 60High-mount Brake Light............... 237Hood Latch..................................... 227Hood, Opening the ........................ 154Horn................................................... 59Hydraulic Clutch............................ 224Hydroplaning. (180)Identification Number, Vehicle.... 292IgnitionKeys............................................... 69Switch............................................ 69Timing Control System............. 285Important Safety Precautions .......... 6Indicator Lights, InstrumentPanel.............................................. 53Infant Restraint................................ 29Infant Seats....................................... 29Tether Anchopage Point............. 40Inflation, Proper Tire .................... 235Normal Driving.......................... 236Inside Mirror.................................... 85Inspection, Tire.............................. 237Instrument Panel............................. 53Instrument Panel Brightness......... 61Interior Cleaning............................ 259Interior Light.................................... 94Introduction.. (i)Jacking up the Vehicle..................269。

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Cascade is a Registered Trademark of Cascade Corporationcascade ாcorporationManual Number 6019803 R-3Boxcar Door AssistPageINTRODUCTIONSpecial Definitions1OPERATOR'S GUIDESafety Rules1Boxcar Door Assist2Industrial Lift Trucks3General Setup for Opening Doors4Picking Up, Securing Unit4Opening, Closing Doors5Open Docks5Close Quarters6Disengaging and Stowing7Troubleshooting7Safe Operation and Maintenance8OSHA Regulations8INSTALLATIONTruck Requirements9Electrical Installation10INSPECTION & MAINTENANCEDaily11100-Hour Maintenance11500-Hour Maintenance111000-Hour Maintenance11SERVICEWinch Drive Assembly, Cable Replacement12Sheaves, Cable Guards, Guide Block12Electrical13PARTSProduct Identification16Base Unit16Multi-Clamp Tower Assembly18Narrow Doorway Boom/Sheave Assembly19Recommended Spare Parts back coverPublications back coverContact Cascade back coveri6019803 Rev. 36019803 Rev. 31This Section contains operating instructions for the Cascade Boxcar Door Assist. It will help you avoid common errors which can often cause damage to the equipment or personnel injury.This information is intended to simplify operator under-standing about effective and safe Boxcar Door Assist use and operation. Read this information thoroughly before operating the unit. Be sure you know andunderstand all operating procedures and safety precau-tions. If you have any questions, or don’t understand a procedure, ask your supervisor.Emphasize Safety! Most accidents are caused by operator carelessness or misjudgement. You must watch for poorly maintained equipment and hazardous situations and correct them.This User Manual is for the Cascade Boxcar Door Assist and contains an Operator's Guide, Installation Instructions,Inspection & Maintenance, Service and Parts. All specifica-tions are shown in U.S. and (Metric) units where applicable.Special DefinitionsThe statements shown appear throughout this Manual where special emphasis is required. Read all WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before proceeding with any work.Statements labeled IMPORTANT and NOTE are provided as additional information of special significance or to make the job easier.CAUTION – A statement preceded by CAUTION is information that should be acted upon to prevent machine damage.IMPORTANT – A statement preceded by IMPORTANT is information that possesses special significance .NOTE – A statement preceded by NOTE is information that is handy to know and may make the job easier.Wireless Front View - Fully Optioned Base Unit26019803 Rev. 3DA0057.illCAUTION: Electrical interlocks prevent unsafe operation with unit tilted, raised too high, or overloaded. (Faults reset automatically in 2-10 sec.)Max.6019803 Rev. 33No ridersNo reaching through mastNo standing under load46019803 Rev. 3PERATOR'S GUIDEOPick up or clamp unit and attach safety chainsAdjust forks to slot width1Position roll clamp pads on towers ABOVE fork slotsORRC1217.illDA0018.illDA0019.ill2General setup for opening boxcar doorsPicking up, securing unitDA0002.illWARNING – Remain in truck or stay clear of No Stand Zone when opening or closing boxcar door.Assure cable is rigged parallel to door and floor – do not pull with cable at an angle. Cable under tension is hazardous and may result in equipment damage or bodily injury.DA0042.illNO STAND ZONE -defined by door size,movement rangeWireless Remote ControlHook, CableBoxcar Door Assist UnitCL1958.illPosition bale clamp pads on towers, pads EVEN with bottom of unitDA0023.illConnect power cable to truck or Internal Battery3ORShort Arm on RH side6019803 Rev. 3566019803 Rev. 36019803 Rev. 3786019803 Rev. 3(Specific Regulations from OSHA 1910.178 and 1917.17)(a) General Requirement(4)Modifications and additions which affect capacity and safe operationshall not be performed by the customer or user without manufactur-ers prior written approval. Capacity, operation and maintenance instruction plates, tags or decals shall be changed accordingly.(5)If the truck is equipped with front-end attachments other thanfactory installed attachments, the user shall request that the truck be marked to identify the attachments and show theappropriate weight of the truck and attachment combination at maximum elevation with load laterally centered.(6)The user shall see that all nameplates and markings are in placeand maintained in a legible condition.(e) Safety Guards(2)If the type of load presents a hazard, the user shall equip forktrucks with a vertical load backrest extension in accordance with:(a)(2) All new powered industrial trucks acquired and used by an employer after February 15, 1972 shall meet the design and construction requirements for powered industrial trucksestablished in the “American National Standard for Powered Industrial Trucks, Part II, ANSI B56.1”, except for vehicles intended primarily for earth moving or over-the-road hauling.(l) Operator TrainingOnly trained and authorized operators shall be permitted to operate a powered industrial truck. Methods shall be devised to train operators in the safe operation of powered industrial trucks.(m) Truck Operations(1)Trucks shall not be driven up to anyone standing in front of abench or other fixed object.(2)No person shall be allowed to stand or pass under the elevatedportion of any truck, whether loaded or empty.(3)Unauthorized personnel shall not be permitted to ride onpowered industrial trucks. A safe place to ride shall be provided where riding of trucks is authorized.(4)The employer shall prohibit arms or legs from being placed betweenthe uprights of the mast or outside the running lines of the truck.(5i)When a powered industrial truck is left unattended, loadengaging means shall be fully lowered, controls shall beneutralized, power shall be shut off and brakes set. Wheels shall be blocked if the truck is parked on an incline.(5ii)A powered industrial truck is unattended when the operator is 25feet or more away from the vehicle which remains in his view, or whenever the operator leaves the vehicle and it is not in his view.(5iii)When the operator of an industrial truck is dismounted andwithin 25 feet of the truck still in his view, the load engaging means shall be fully lowered, controls neutralized and the brakes set to prevent movement.(6) A safe distance shall be maintained from the edge of ramps orplatforms while on any elevated dock or platform or freight car.Trucks shall not be used for opening or closing freight doors.(10) A load backrest extension shall be used whenever necessary tominimize the possibility of the load or part of it from falling rearward.(n) Traveling(4)The driver shall be required to slow down and sound the horn atcross isles and other locations where vision is obstructed. If the load being carried obstructs forward view, the driver shall be required to travel with the load trailing.(7i)When ascending or descending grades in excess of 10 percent,loaded trucks shall be driven with the load upgrade.(7iii)On all grades the load and load engaging means shall be tilted back ifapplicable, and raised only as far as necessary to clear the road surface.(o) Loading(1)Only stable or safely arranged loads shall be handled. Caution shall beexercised when handling off-center loads which cannot be centered.(2)Only loads within the rated capacity of the truck shall be handled.(3)The long or high (including multiple-tiered) loads which may affectcapacity shall be adjusted.(4)Trucks equipped with attachments shall be operated as partiallyloaded trucks when not handling a load.(5) A load engaging means shall be placed under the load as far aspossible; the mast shall be carefully tilted backward to stabilize the load.(6)Extreme care shall be used when tilting the load forward or backward,particularly when high tiering. Tilting forward with load engaging means elevated shall be prohibited except to pick upa load. An elevated load shall not be tilted forward except when the load is in a deposit position over a rack or stack. When stacking or tiering, only enough backward tilt to stabilize the load shall be used.(p) Operation of the Truck(1)If at any time a powered industrial truck is found to be in need ofrepair, defective, or in any way unsafe, the truck shall be taken out of service until it has been restored to safe operating condition.(q) Maintenance of Industrial Trucks(1)Any power-operated industrial truck not in safe operatingcondition shall be removed from service. All repairs shall be made by authorized personnel.(5)All parts of any such industrial truck requiring replacement shall bereplaced only by parts equivalent as to safety with those used in the original design.(6)Industrial trucks shall not be altered so that the relative positionsof the various parts are different from what they were when originally received from the manufacturer, nor shall they be altered either by the addition of extra parts not provided by the manufacturer or by the elimination of any parts. Additional counter-weighting of fork trucks shall not be done unless approved by the truck manufacturer.(7)Industrial trucks shall be examined before being placed in serviceand shall not be placed in service if the examination shows anycondition adversely affecting the safety of the vehicle. Such examina-tions shall be made at least daily. When industrial trucks are used on a round-the-clock basis, they shall be examined after each shift.Defects when found shall be immediately reported and corrected.Railroad Facilities (Ref. 1917.17)(h)Before being opened fully, doors shall be opened slightly to ensure thatthe load has not shifted during transit. Special precautions shall be taken if the doors being opened are visibly damaged.(i)If powered industrial trucks are used to open railcar doors, the trucks orthe railcar doors shall be equipped with door opening attachments.Employees shall stand clear of the railcar doors while they are being opened and closed.(j)Only railcar door openers or powered industrial trucks equipped withdoor opening attachments shall be used to open jammed doors.6019803 Rev. 39Truck RequirementsAn IC lift truck with forks or clamp attachment is required topick up the electrically powered Boxcar Door Assist Unit.Paper Roll ClampForks or Clamp Attachment•Forks (2 x 5 x 48 in. L maximum)•Paper Roll Clamp Electrical PowerTruck-Powered Unit – Requires 12V @ 200A or 24V @ 100A DC power from the truck battery or electrical system. Use the No. 2-gauge twin cable andconnectors supplied with the unit (see Page 10 for electrical cable installation).Self-Powered Unit – Contains an internal 12V battery and charger to supply all required power.No truck power connection is required.106019803 Rev. 3Truck-Powered Unit (Steps 1, 2, 4, 5) – Use the No. 2-gauge twin cable, fusebox and connectors supplied with the unit and install as shown. Connect winch power cable to truck and test unit.Self-Powered Unit (Steps 3, 4, 5) – Charge battery using 12V charger supplied. Connect winch power cable to internal battery••secure cable.•Mount fuesbox solidly to truck if possible, or secure with cable ties to prevent movement.Determine location on truck cowl for power connectorcable to truck, or to unit internal battery6019803 Rev. 311DailyCheck items shown each day. Report problems to your supervisor.100-HourComplete the following inspection and maintenance on the Boxcar Door Assist Unit:•Check safety chains, hooks and chain anchors for damage. Replace damaged or missing parts.•Check for loose or missing fasteners. Tighten or replace if necessary.•Check cable sheaves and cable guards for freedom and proper operation. Replace damaged or worn parts.•Check electrical power cable, battery (if equipped)and connectors for damage. Replace damaged or worn parts •Check winch cable/hook by pulling out to full length and assuring there are no frayed or broken strands or kinks in the cable. Replace cable if it does not meet the above inspection criteria.500-Hour•Replace winch cable.1000-Hour•Replace cable sheevesRemote•Connect battery charger to power cable and charge battery for 8 hours.126019803 Rev. 31.0Winch Drive AssemblyThere are no field-servicable items on the winch drive assembly except for the cable/wire rope.1.11side-to-side.2sheaves to the IMPORTANT:3into the slot. 4IMPORTANT: DA0066.ill2.0Blockdescribed below:1new parts as shown.23430 ft.-lbs. (40 Nm).6019803 Rev. 3133.0Electrical3.1Main Power Fuse1Locate Boxcar Door Assist fusebox, which is near truck battery on truck-powered unit or near battery hold-down on self-powered unit.2Remove the cover and replace the fuse as shown.Assure that the stud terminals are reassembled as shown.CAUTION: Assure that the replacement fuse is the correct ampere rating for the winch:12V system – 200 Amp (Part No. 6017353)3.2Power Cable HarnessesCAUTION:Boxcar Door Assist Unit1contactor. CAUTION:damage.2capscrews.3other cables and wires as shown. correct polarity Truckharness on the truck.Power Cable Capscrews,WashersContactor Cover146019803 Rev. 33.3Winch Contactor, Motor Power CablesCAUTION: Before working on the contactor and winch cables, disconnect the power cable.1Remove the cover from the contactor.CAUTION: Covers contain electrical components and wiring – handle carefully to avoid damage.2Disconnect the main power cable harness from the + and – terminals on the winch contactor. Forreassembly, the main power cable is installed on top of the other cables and exits along the RH side(driver’s view) of the contactor (see illustration below).3Disconnect the remaining cables and wire harnesses from the contactor. Remove the contactor from the frame. For reassembly, tighten the contactor cap-screws to 5 ft.-lbs. (8 Nm).4For reassembly, reverse the above procedures with the following exceptions:•Install a new winch contactor.CAUTION: Assure all cables and wires arereconnected properly and with correct polarity .Serious damage may result with the cablesmisconnected. Refer to illustrations and schemat-ics for correct hookup.DA0072.illWINCH POWER CABLE SCHEMATICcontactor are swapped: F1 is connected to F2, and F2 is connected to F1.Electrical power from truck or internal battery.Winch Motor Power CablesCurrent Sensor IMPORTANT: Arrow must point toward negative connection to motor.3.4Circuit Board Controller,Wiring HarnessesCIRCUIT BOARD WIRING HARNESS SCHEMATICCurrent Winch Cover166019803 Rev. 36014809 Rev. 317REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6024568Base Unit – 12V 6024569Base Unit – 24V 116015241Winch – 12V 6022171Winch – 24V216025812Cable Assembly ▲316020248Knob ▲446001Square Nut, .37554629516Capscrew, .375 x 1.00616024660Spring Tensioner 716019902Platform Weldment 88768538Capscrew, M10 x 3094209043Washer, M10104767614Capscrew, M10 x 201123550Capscrew, .25 x .3751216020238Winch Cover136206321Capscrew, M6 x 16146202346Washer, M61516020229Bumper, Rubber 166202348Washer, M12176768556Capscrew, M12 x 451866020689Bushing 1916020233Brake Pad 204787383Washer, M102112787381Nut, M102226016660Sheave ◆234683162Shim ◆2426020106Pin ◆252682999Eye Pin ◆262787398Washer, M8◆272767961Capscrew, M8 x 16◆2816021248Fairlead Weldment ◆2926021751Safety Chain Assembly 3026021355Safety Chain Assembly3116019453Power Wire Assembly, Base Unit3216019450Power Wire Assembly/Fuseblock, Truck 338206322Washer, M103416021112Controller Assembly 3516021110Cover ■3616024410Circuit Board ■3716025862Wire Harness3816024807Emergency Release Pushbutton 3916026851Current Sensor 4016036925Winch Contactor ▲4126389Lockwasher, .254216021752Guard4316028481Cable Wedge Anchor ●4416026661Remote Transmitter▲Included with Winch.◆Included in Center Sheave Assembly 6021908.■Included with Controller Assembly 6021112.● Included with Cable Assembly 6025812. Reference:SK-7152.15A186014809 Rev. 3TowerREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6021945Tower Assembly 116020171Tower Weldment 26215419Washer, M2036679082Capscrew, M20 x 35426020627Whip Spring 54787398Washer, M862686119Lockwasher, M872767414Nut, M882765352Capscrew, M8 x 30926020249Rubber Pad1024783608Capscrew, M10 x 161126020224Bar6014809 Rev. 319cBoxcar Door AssistUNITS SERVICED PART NUMBERDESCRIPTION1-56-1920-506016660Sheave w/Bearing 2246021668Cable Guide Block 1246021811Cable/Hook Assembly 1246028481Cable Wedge Anchor 1246026661Wireless Remote1116019450Truck Power Harness/Fuseblock 1116017353200A Fuse (12V)123ECR2032Wireless Remote Battery123Users – Cascade product literature, service literature, parts and videos are available through authorized lift truckdealers. To find the dealer nearest you, contact:Lift Truck Dealers – To order parts, service literature or videos:Boxcar Door AssistPART NO.DESCRIPTION6019803User Manual (Operation, Installation, Service, Parts)679929Tool Catalog673964Literature Index Order Form 6024073Promotional CDContacting CascadeCascade Parts Sales 2501 Sheridan Ave.Springfield, OH 45505Tel: 888-CASCADE (227-2233)FAX: 888-329-0234Recommended Spare Parts© Cascade Corporation 200511-2005Part Number 6019803 R-3North America/South America Cascade CorporationU.S. Headquarters 2201 NE 201stFairview, OR 97024-9718Tel: 800-CASCADE (227-2233)503-669-6300Fax: 888-329-8207EuropeCascade N.V.European Headquarters P,O, Box 30091300 El Almere Damsluisweg 561332 ED Almere The Netherlands Tel: 31-36-5492911Fax: 31-36-5492964。

潘基自动汽车操作手册说明书

IndexAdditional Safety Information (24)Door Locks............................... 25Driving With Pets..................... 26Seat-back Position................... 24Storing Cargo Safety ............... 25Advice For Pregnant Women....... 18Air ConditionerCare........................................ 131Operation.................................. 64Air Filter........................................ 119Air Pressure, Tires....................... 127Aluminum Alloy Wheels.............. 135Antenna.......................................... 71Antifreeze .. See "Radiator coolant "Anti-lock Brake System (ABS).. (34)Anti-lock Brake Fluid............. 116ABS Warning Light.................. 41Anti-theft Steering Column LockSystem...................................... 86Appearance Care ........................ 133Ashtrays......................................... 58Audio System ................................ 71Automatic TransmissionDriving Technique.................... 94Fluid......................................... 111Operation.................................. 93Shift Lever Position Indicator. 38BatteryCharging System Warning Light... 39Jump Starting........................ 144Maintenance........................... 122Specification.......................... 149Beeper SystemFasten Seat Belt Beeper...........12Key Reminder........................... 86Light Reminder Chime ............. 49Belts,Seat.........................................See "The Seat Belt Systemand How it Work "Beverage Holder............................. 57Body Repair.................................. 137Brake Warning Light...................... 41BrakesAnti-lock Brake System(ABS)..................................... 34Anti-lock Brake Fluid. (116)ABS Warning Light.................. 41Brake Failure Warning Light.... 41Brake Fluid.............................. 116Brake System Design............ 115Brake Wear............................ 115Brake Wear Indicators........... 115Parking Brake........................... 54Parking Brake Warning Light.. 41Break-in Period................................. 2BulbReplacement.......................... 125Specification.......................... 149Buzzer........... See "Beeper System "Capacities..................................... 148Care and Cleaning........................ 133Catalytic Converter..................... 155Certification Label....................... 150Chains,Tires ................................. 128Check Engine Warning Light ........ 40Child Proof Door Locks ................... 5Child Safety.................................... 27General Guidlines forRestraining Children Under40 Pounds (18kg)................. 28Important Safety Reminders .. 28Using a Seat BeltLocking Clip.......................... 32Using Child RestraintsWith Tethers........................ 31Restraining an InfantWho Weighs Less Than20 Pounds (9kg)...................29Restraining a ChildWho Weighs Between 20 and 40 Pounds(9 and 18kg).......................... 30Restraining a Child Who Weighs Over40 Pounds (18kg)................. 33Storing a Child Seat................. 33Where Should Children Sit ? ... 27Cigarette Lighter............................ 58Clock............................................... 56Clutch Fluid .................................. 117COMPACT Spare Tire................. 138Coolant Temperature Gauge........ 37Cooling(with A/C).. (64)(cont'd)Index (cont'd)Cooling System............................ 112Crankcase Emission Control System ...... 153Cruise ControlIndicator.................................... 38Operation. (52)Daytime Running Light (DRL) (51)DRL Indicator Light.................. 42Defogger............... ......................... 47Defroster........................................ 67Dimmer Switch, Headlights.......... 49DoorsChild Proof Door Lock ............... 5Locks........................................... 3Power Door Locks..................... 4Warning Light........................... 43Door Locks..................................... 25Driving With Pets (26)EmergencyChanging Flat Tire.................. 140Hazard Warning System ......... 50If Your Gets Stuck................. 147Jump Starting........................ 144Towing.................................... 146Warning and Indicator Lights.. 38Emission Controls........................ 153EngineCoolant................................... 112Coolant Temperature Gauge .. 37Exhaust Controls ................... 154Identification Number............ 150Oil and Filter........................... 107Oil Pressure Warning Light..... 40Specification.......................... 149Engine Exhaust Gas Warning........ 89Evaporative Emission ControlSystem ................................... 153Exhaust Gas Recirculation.......... 154Exterior Care . (134)FiltersAir........................................... 119Engine Oil................................ 108Fuel (119)Fluid.................................... See "Oil "Foreign Countries,Operation in .... 83Front SeatAdjustment................................. 6FuelFiller Door and Cap................... 84Filter........................................ 119Gasohol..................................... 82Gasoline..................................... 82Gauge........................................ 36Requirement............................. 82Reserve Warning Light............ 41FuseChecking and Replacing ........ 123Specification.. (149)Gasoline........................... See "Fuel "Gas Station Information. Back cover Gauges............................................ 36General Guidelines for RestrainingChildren Under40 Pounds (18kg)................. 28Glove Box (56)Hazard Warning System ............... 50HeadlightsFlasher...................................... 49High Beam Indicator................. 38High Beam/Low Beam Switch .............................................. 49Reminder Chime ...................... 49Switch ...................................... 49Headlight High Beam Indicator Light.................................................. 38Head Restraints................................ 7Heating............................................ 65High BeamIndicator Light .......................... 38Switch ...................................... 49Hood Latch..................................... 54How the Driver's Airbag Works... 21How the SRS Indicator Light Works (22)Identification Numbers (15)IgnitionKeys............................................ 3Switch....................................... 86Ignition Switch Light...................... 50Important Safety Reminders................................... 11, 20, 28Indicator Lights .............................. 38Inflation Pressures, Tire .............. 127Instrument Panel............................ 35Instrument Panel Brightness Control.................................................. 50Interior Light................................... 51Interior Trim Care (133)Jack.............................................. 140Jump Starting (144)KeysDoor Locks................................. 3Glove Box ................................. 56Ignition....................................... 86Key Reminder Beeper.............. 86Keys........................................... 3Trunk Lock (5)Lap Belt........................................... 13Lap/Shoulder Belt.......................... 12LightsBulb Replacement.................. 125Daytime Running Lights .......... 51Fuse Replacement................. 123Light Reminder Chime ............. 49Operation.................................. 49Warning and Indicator Light.... 38LocksAnti-theft Steering ColumnLock .............................................. 86Child Proof Door Locks ............. 5Doors........................................... 3Fuel Filler Door ......................... 84Glove Box................................ 56Power Door Lock....................... 4Trunk........................................... 5Lumbar Support. (8)MaintenanceIndicator.................................... 44Records.................................. 103Schedule................................. 100Manual TransmissionMaximum Allowable Speeds .. 91Oil............................................ 110Recommended Shift Speeds .. 91Shifting..................................... 90Meters, Gauges......... See "Gauges "MirrorsManual Mirrors......................... 48Power Mirrors.......................... 48Rearview Mirrors..................... 48MoonroofIf the Moonroof Won't Close.. 70Maintenance............................. 70Operation. (69)Numbers, Identification (150)Octane Rating,Gasoline..................... See "Fuel "Odometer....................................... 36OilClutch Fluid............................. 117Engine Oil................................ 107Fluid Locations....................... 106Oil Pressure Warning Light..... 40Power Steering Fluid ............. 118Transmission Oil/Fluid........... 110Operation In Foreign Countries . (83)Panel Brightness Control............... 50Parking Brake................................. 54PGM-FICheck Engine Warning Light... 40System................................... 154PowerDoor Locks................................. 4Mirrors ...................................... 48Steering . (118)(cont'd)Index (cont'd)Windows................................... 55Pressures, Tire Inflation .............. 127Preventive Service. (136)Radiator Coolant.......................... 112Radio............................................... 71Rearview Mirrors........................... 48Rear Window Defogger................. 47Reminder Lights................... See "Warning lights "ReplacementAir Filter.................................. 119Bulbs........................................ 125Engine Oil................................ 108Fuel Filter................................ 119Fuses.......................................123Oil Filter................................... 108Radiator Coolant.................... 113Spark Plugs............................. 120Tires........................................ 129Wiper Blades.......................... 121Restraining an Infant Who WeighsLess Than 20 Pounds (9kg)..... 29Restraining a Child Who WeighsBetween 20 and 40 Pounds(9 and 18kg).......................... 30Restraining a Child Who WeighsOver 40 Pounds (18kg) ........... 33Rust Prevention (135)ShiftingAutomatic................................. 925-Speed.................................... 90Spare TireChanging a Flat Tire............... 140COMPACT Spare Tire........... 138Specifications........................ 148Spark Plugs .................................. 120Specifications .............................. 148Speedometer................................. 36SRS Indicator Light........................ 42Starting the Engine ........................ 87SteeringAnti-theft Column Lock .......... 86Power Steering ...................... 118Tilt Steering.............................. 45Stereo Sound SystemOperation.................................. 71Storing a Child Seat....................... 33Storing Cargo Safety ..................... 25Stuck Car..................................... 147Sunshade........................................ 69Supplemental Restraint System(SRS)..................................... 19How the Driver's Airbag Work s .............................................. 21Important Safety Reminder.... 20How the SRS Indicator LightWorks.................................... 22System Service........................ 23System Service Precautions .. 23Safety Defects, Reporting.......... 158Safety Indicator Lights.................. 43Safety Items................................... 88Seat-back Position......................... 24Seat Belt Maintenance .................. 18Seat Belt System Components.... 12Seat Belt Warning Lightand Beeper................................ 12SeatsDriver's Center Armrest ........... 8Driver's Lumbar Support .......... 8Front Seat................................... 6Head Restraints.......................... 7Rear Seat Armrest..................... 8Trunk Access from Reat Seat.. 9Shift Lever Position Indicator. (38)Tachometer.................................... 36Temperature Gauge, Coolant....... 37The Seat Belt System andHow it Works........................... 11Advice For Pregnant Women . 18Important Safety Reminders .. 11Lap Belt..................................... 13Lap/Shoulder Belt .................... 12Seat Belt Maintenance ............ 18Seat Belt System Components ...............................................12Wearing Seat Belts Properly... 13Wearing the Lap Belt............... 16Wearing the Lap/Shoulder Belt ...............................................14Why Wear Seat Belts.............. 11Tilt Steering....................................45TireAir Pressure............................ 127Balancing ................................ 130Chains..................................... 128Changing a Flat Tire............... 140COMPACT Spare .................. 138DOT Tire Quality Grades....... 151Inflation Pressures................. 127Requirement........................... 151Rotation.................................. 130Snow Tires............................. 128Spare Tire............................... 138Specification.......................... 148Tools............................................. 140Towing ......................................... 146Towing a Trailer............................. 95TransmissionCapacity ................................. 148Identification Number............ 150Oil/Fluid................................... 110Shifting the Automatic............ 92Shifting the Manual.................. 90Tread Wear.................................. 151Trip Meter...................................... 36TrunkAccess From Rear Seat............ 9Lid................................................ 5Lid Warning Light..................... 43Turn Signals (49)Using a Seat Belt Locking Clip...... 32Using Child Restraints With Tethers (31)Vehicle Identification Number ... 150Ventilation.. (59)Warning Lights............................... 38Warranty Service........................ 156WasherReservoir Capacity.................. 46Windshield Washer.................. 46Washing........................................ 134Waxing......................................... 134Wearing Seat Belts Properly .. (13)Wearing the Lap Belt .................... 16Wearing the Lap/Shoulder Belt.... 14Wheels.......................................... 135Where Should Children Sit ? ......... 27Why Wear Seat Belts.................... 11WindowsAppearance Care .................. 133Power Windows ...................... 55Windshield Defogger..................... 47Windshield Washer ....................... 46Windshield Wipers ........................ 46Wiper Blades................................ 121Wipers.. (46)Your Occupant ProtectionSystem......................................10。

米奇G套件使用说明书

MIC-KEY* G Bolus Feed Extension Set, 12 in.For daily bolus feeding, and/or venting (replace every few MIC-KEY* G Patient Use & Care GuideThis resource for Enteral Feeding T ube users and caregivers covers: 1) enteral feeding with the low-profile tube, 2) cleaning and caring for the tube, and 3) locating additional support and helpFor bolus feeding and venting, priming and flushing your For inflating and deflating the tube’s balloon with sterile or The Stoma Measuring Device is NOT INCLUDED with * G FEEDING TUBE35 ml Syringe* Registered Trademark or Trademark of Halyard Health, Inc. or its affiliates.© 2017 HYH. All rights reserved. C171920 product labeling for indications, cautions, warnings and contraindications. Please contact us at the number listed below or visit our website for more important information.ENTERAL FEEDING... AS EASY AS 1,2,3CLEANING AND CARING FORTHE MIC-KEY* G TUBE ANDSTOMA SITEUSING THE HALYARDMIC-KEY* G EXTENSION SETinto the MIC-KEY* G feeding port by matching the black lines on the extension set and feeding port. Push the extension set down firmly and “lock” it into place by turning the connector CLOCKWISE until you feel a resistance (approximately three-quarters turn). Cleaning and Caring for the MIC-KEY* G Tubeand Stoma SiteClean the skin around your MIC-KEY* G feeding tubedaily using:• Mild soap and water• A soft, lint-free clothSafety Tips• Always wash your hands thoroughly with warm,soapy water before touching the feeding tube.• Avoid puncturing or tearing any part of the tubeor extension sets.Tube CareCarefully rotate your MIC-KEY* G feeding tube 360°plus a ¼ turn before cleaning to help prevent thetube or balloon from sticking to the skin.Fill Volume by Tube SizeUse sterile or distilled water to inflate balloon.Do not over inflate balloon. Over inflation mayincrease the risk of balloon damage.To Connect:Insert the MIC-KEY* G Extension Set into the MIC-KEY* G feedingport by matching the black lines on the extension set and feedingport. Push the extension set down firmly and lock it into place byturning the connector CLOCKWISE until you feel a resistance.To Disconnect:Disconnect the extension set from the MIC-KEY* G Feeding Tubeport by rotating it COUNTER-CLOCKWISE until the black line onthe feeding port lines up with the black line on the extension set.Gently detach the extension set and cap the MIC-KEY* G FeedingTube securely with theattached feeding port cover.It is recommended that you only connect the MIC-KEY* GExtension Set to the MIC-KEY* G Feeding Tube.To avoid damage, do not insert medication or nutrition formuladirectly into the feeding port valve.• Available: Bolus and Continuous Feeding Extension Sets• Flush your feeding tube and extensions sets before and afterevery use to prevent clogging.Replacing the MIC-KEY* G Feeding TubeYour clinician will decide when to replace the MIC-KEY* G FeedingTube. See your medical professional if you are experiencing any ofthe following and request your stoma length be checked with theMIC-KEY* G Stoma Measuring Device (SMD):a. Significant weight gain or lossb. Tube pinches or feels tightc. Tube feels too loosed. Stoma is uncomfortable and/or irritatede. Tube does not rotate during regular maintenance(feels stuck or buried)。

英克系统操作手册第一版

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斯皮克尔播撒器P20-5010 P20-9010系列操作手册说明书

1008198 Rev. B©2010 Spyker Spreaders/A Brinly-Hardy Co.Spyker SpreadersContact Us at 800.972.6130This manual contains information for the safetyof persons and property. Read it carefully before assembly and operation of the equipment!IMPORTANT Model P20-5010/P20-9010 SeriesOperator's ManualHopper Explosion1008198 Rev. B2Item Part #Qty Description110070811Handle spacer2F-5771E-Ring310002131Dial410080281Gauge Plate510081561Adjust handle 610070861Adjust handle knob side 1 710070871Adjust handle knob side 2 810070881Screw, M4 x 18 SS 910015871Dial Mount Plastic Hopper 10002111Dial Mount Metal Hopper 1010015901Diffuser Plug (PlasticHopper)1110070917Bolt, M6 x 45 SS 1210070924Nylon washer 1310070931Flat washer, M6, big SS 1410080221Screen For Plastic Hopper 1510070952Handle cover 1610078921Plastic Hopper Black 10002041Metal Hopper 1710082071Lockwasher, M6 SS18F-5741Hopper bushing 1910081961Pivot and bracket assembly 2010071002Wheel frame tube 2110082062Nut, Nylon Lock M8 SS 2210071022End cover2310071032Upper handle 24100710414Lock nut, M6 SS 2510080131Control rod A 2610071061Handle shaft 2710002152Pine Tree Clip 2810015882Rate Gate Guide PlasticHopper10002022Rate Gate Guide MetalHopperItem Part #Qty Description2910001981Felt Washer3010080111Frame3110071112Frame brace3210071122Bolt, M6 x 60 SS3310071135Bolt, M6 x 35 SS3410002231Agitator3510054141Rue Ring Locking Pin3610080272Pneumatic wheel3710071172Axle bushing3810071182Axle bearing3910080101Gearbox & axle assembly4010071201Washer4110080311Cotter Pin4210082091Impeller4310002031Bearing, Metal Hopper4410071241Hex locknut, M5 SS4510071251Cross brace4610080141Adjust connect rod, B4710082081Hex bolt, M5 x 40 SS4810071282Flat washer, M6 SS4910080981Cotter Pin, Small5010075313Nylon Washer5110059931Dial Mount Retainer(Plastic Hopper)5210002101Rate Gate531000687-011Rate Gate Link5410081101Cover, Square Hopper5510082571Bracket, Frame Clamp5610082581Bar, Frame Clamp5710082761Hex Bolt, M6 x 20 SS1008198 Rev. B 31008198 Rev. B 41.Step 2.2. in Step 1.1008198 Rev. B53.finger tight only.and tighten the bottom nut only.4. Tighten nuts and bolts on both sides ofspreader at locations shown.OPERATE SAFEL YKeep bystanders away when you operate this machine. Use this machine for intended purpose only.Do not let children or an untrained person operate machine.Keep all parts in good condition and properly installed. Fix damaged parts immediately. Replace worn or broken parts.Do not modify the machine or safety devices. Unauthorized modifications to the machine may impair its function and safety, and void the warranty.Do not let anyone sit or ride on equipment during operation. Keep riders off attachment.Wear substantial footwear and long trousers. Do not operate the equipment when barefoot or wearing open sandals.Do not wear loose fitting clothing that can get caught in moving parts.Always wear eye protection when operating the equipment.Stay alert for holes in the terrain and other hidden hazards.Watch out for traffic when crossing or near roadways. Before you operate any feature of this machine, observe your surroundings and look for bystanders.Always wash hands after contact with fertilizers and pesticides.Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be sure the equipment is in safe working condition.1008198 Rev. B6Become Familiar With The Operation Of The Spreader BeforeYou Put Material In The Hopper• Practice walking with the spreader, opening and closing the rate gate at the appropriate times.• Travel at a constant speed and operate the spreader lever position. Remember: Open the rate gate after the spreader is in motion at operating speed (about3 mph, or at a brisk walking pace).• Close the rate gate while spreader is still at operational speed.Dial Setting InformationThe RATE DIAL has 9 numbers with 10 stops between each number. This allows for accurate control of the spreading rate. The dial is set with only a turn, it will automatically lock into the set position. LINE UP THE DIAL NUMBER WITH THE DIAL INDICATOR.• The spread width ranges from 4 - 12 ft. wide depending on the volume/density, particle size of the material, and rate of travel.• The spread thins or feathers at the outer edges, eliminating sharp, "Edge Of Spread" lines whichcause stripes and streaks. Extra coverage can begiven under trees and other heavy feeding areaswithout showing "Edge Of Spread" lines.• Gaps and double overlaps are less likely. Small errors in travel are forgiven and do not show.WARNING: When spreading products containing herbicides, exercise extreme caution with respect to careless spreading and to wind-drift.Contact Of Some Products On Some Plants Can Be FatalIf a dial setting is not found, use the size and weight comparison table found in this manual. Determine adial setting on the low side. If the setting proves tobe too low, cover the area more than one time. A higher setting can be used when a proven dial setting is established.Remember: Published dial settings are approximate only. The operation of the spreader, the condition of the material (damp or dry or over-pulverized) and weather conditions, are all contributing factors.For these reasons, it is often a good idea to spread the area 2 times - or one-half rate - in cross directions (SEE INFORMATION ON ONE-HALF RATE DIAL SETTINGS). One-half rate dial settings are highly recommended under damp and humid conditions.Rotary AgitatorUse the rotary agitator only if needed. Free-flowing, lump-free materials will not require the agitator. The rotary agitator is easily installed or removed. Note the clockwise rotation and sweep. Place felt washer aroundspinner shaft before inserting agitator.1008198 Rev. B 7Now You Are Ready To Put Material In The Hopper WARNING: Avoid Injury! Chemicals can be dangerous. Avoid injury to operators or bystanders.• Make sure the rate gate is in the closed position.• Read chemical container label for handling instructions. A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) should be supplied by the chemical dealer andprovides proper safety information.• Wear proper clothing and safety equipment while handling or applying chemicals.• Prohibit all smoking, drinking, and eating around chemicals.• When spreading products containing herbicides, exercise extreme caution with respect to carelessspreading and to wind-drift. Contact Of SomeProducts On Some Plants Can Be Fatal.• Fill the spreader on a flat, level surface only. Fill on sidewalk, driveway, cardboard, etc. to avoid material loss.• When filling hopper with material, always use screen to help break up clumps.Now You Are Ready To Spread• Keep spinner blade clean. Excess material build-up can cause an uneven spread pattern.• Keep the impeller level when spreading.• DO NOT overload. Maximum capacity is 50 lbs.• DO NOT use on windy days.• Spread header strips at the ends of the area OPPOSITE of the direction of spreading. This willprovide a "turn-around" area, an area to re-align the spreader for the return spread.• Example shown is for 6 ft. wide spread. Make the first spread pass at one-half the spread width from the edge of the spreading area or in this case,approximately 3 feet (or one big step).• Additional spreading passes will be at the full spread width or approximately 6 ft. apart.• TAKE A SIGHTING AT THE FAR END. Keep your eye on the sighting as you spread. You will not needto wonder where you are or where you have been.Continue until spreading is completed.• Left over fertilizer can be spread under trees and other high feeding areas without showing "edge ofspread" lines.Tip: When not spreading, and if pushing the spreader some distance, tip the spreader so only the idle wheel is on the ground.Cleaning The Spreader Is Part Of The Spreading JobClean and oil spreader immediately after each use. Method #1 - Wipe spreader thoroughly with an oily cloth. Oil all bearings and bearing areas.Method #2 - Wash, rinse, and dry the spreader. Note: Drying takes time. Moisture trapped in bearing areas is slow to go. Immediately after drying - oil all bearings and moving parts. Make certain all operations are thorough. NOTE: Good "Dry Cleaning" is preferable to poor "Wet Cleaning".• It is virtually impossible to have rust and corrosion ona clean, dry, oiled surface.• Again - just before using - oil all bearings and moving parts.• In storage, ideally the spreader should be hung by the handle. In any case, do not pile weight on thespreader, as excess weight over a period of time can distort the tires.Oil Bearings And All Moving PartsMake sure the spreader is running freely!1008198 Rev. B8Spreader does not sit flat The "feet" or the flattenedportion of the spreader hoppersupport tubes are not benting a hammer or pliers, bend the feet to be equal with each other.Deflector shut off is binding and will not open/close properlyShut off plate is jammed withdebris.Thoroughly wash out hopperand shut off plates with water.Ensure debris is not stuckbetween shut off plate andrate gate plate. TROUBLESHOOTING1008198 Rev. B 91008198 Rev. B10THIS PAGE INTENTIONALL Y LEFT BLANK111008198 Rev. B1008198 Rev. B。

博克门禁系统使用说明书

《门禁系统使用说明书》陕西********科技有限公司单位地址：**************************** 联系电话：****************************目录（ 1.1）软件系统---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-135第一章软件基本操作................................................................. - 3 -2.1进入操作软件 (3)2.4人事管理 (5)2.4.1 企业信息........................................................................... - 5 -2.4.2添加/编辑部门信息.................................................................. - 6 -2.4.2.1添加部门......................................................................... - 7 -2.4.2.2修改部门......................................................................... - 8 -2.4.2.3 删除部门......................................................................... - 8 -2.4.5添加/编辑卡片资料................................................................. - 12 -2.4.5.1添加卡片........................................................................ - 12 -2.4.5.2 修改卡片........................................................................ - 13 -2.4.5.3 删除卡片........................................................................ - 13 -2.4.6添加/编辑基本资料................................................................. - 14 -2.4.7添加人事档案（发卡并授权） ........................................................ - 15 -2.4.7.1 修改/删除人事档案............................................................... - 16 -2.4.7.2 自动添加注册卡功能（自动发卡）.................................................. - 16 -2.4.7.3 变更部门........................................................................ - 18 -2.5.10 查看出入记录..................................................................... - 19 -2.6.2 正常班考勤设置.................................................................... - 20 -2.6.2.1 设置考勤基本规则......................................................... - 21 -2.6.4 添加考勤人员............................................................... - 22 -（ 1.2）控制器------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------232.1.1 双门控制器接线图----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 -（ 1.3）读卡器------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------243.1.1 使用须知----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 -3.1.2 基本概念----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 -3.1.1 登记和验证-------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 -（ 1.3）系统功能--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------384.1.1 系统功能介绍-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38-4.1.2 系统主要组成部分如下（规格参数见方案）--------------------------------------------------------38--4.1.3 配置清单：--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------39-4.1.4 安装布线点位图：-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------40-第一章软件基本操作2.1进入操作软件1．点击【开始】>【程序】>【博克一卡通管理系统】或双击桌面快捷方式，便可进入登录界面2．用户名：BECK，用户密码：8888（注意：用户名用大写），在登陆系统时，系统已默认可以直接登陆系统。

GBoxLogger 说明书

目錄一、硬體介紹 (3)二、系統介紹 (4)三、主頁面說明 (5)四、整合頁面說明 (7)五、細項資料 (8)六、資料查詢 (9)七、系統維護 (11)附錄1 資料顯示格式及範例 (20)附錄2 系統預設暫存器資料 (21)一、硬體介紹1. GBox Logger：資料彙整記錄器，可連接1~10台變頻器及1台環境資訊收集器，進行完整的資料彙整，並記錄於儲存裝置。

2. GBox Sensor：環境資訊收集器，可連接日射計等偵測儀器，系統會將收集到到資料紀錄，透過與GBox Logger的整合可即時的將資料彙整於GBox Logger。

二、系統介紹1. 系統預設IP為 192.168.0.100,當GBox Logger安裝完成並插上網路線，使用者可開啟瀏覽器，於網址列輸入http://192.168.0.100即可進入系統登入畫面2. 於系統登入畫面帳號及密碼之後點選,系統檢驗帳號及密碼如有錯會出現如下錯誤訊息，使用者應重新輸入正確的帳號及密碼進行登入。

三、主頁面說明1. Logo :系統管理者可透過系統維護變更說明文字2. 系統資訊:A B C D E F GA目前的系統時間，顯示經由NTP進行網路校時的時間或系統時間B.系統運作狀況,正常運作下會出現閃爍的情形。

C.目前日射量，經由GBox Sensor所傳回的日射量。

D.目前溫度，經由GBox Sensor所傳回的環境溫度。

E. 二氧化碳減量效果，將發電量換算為二氧化碳減量數。

F. 減少砍筏的森林面積，將發電量換算為減少砍筏的森林面積。

G.節省的電費，將發電量換算為節省的電費。

3. 功能頁面選擇A B C D E點選各功能圖示可切換不同的畫面，依據使用者登入的帳號會出現不同的功能頁面選擇項目帳號可使用功能項目admin A B C D Eguest AEBremote A B C EA. 首頁的系統畫面B. 各Inverter的細項資料C. 資料查詢畫面D. 系統維護設定畫面E. 登出系統，回到登入畫面4. 各功能頁面資料顯示區根據功能頁面選擇來顯示各細項資料或設定畫面四、整合頁面各區域顯示的項目:1. 列出所有連接到 GBoxLogger的變頻器,並顯示各項資料，包含序號、別名、狀態、本日發電量等資料欄位。

Gblocks使用说明书-by florawz1

Gblocks使用说明书（by florawz）1.首先打开软件，进入主页面2.输入O ，然后回车，对话框显示输入一个文件或路径此时将比对好的（.fas）文件拖入对话框。

对话框即出现该文件的路径（如图）按回车，即导入该序列。

对话框上部出现下列信息3.快速比对：输入G，然后回车。

在原比对文件所在文件夹内即可出现Gblocks 已经处理好的文件.fas-gb文件可用Bioedit和DNAMAN打开。

打开.htm文件，可查看可视化的处理结果（如图）4.主菜单：t. 指定的序列类型（可以是蛋白质,DNA或者密码子）。

输入一个t，回车。

序列类型改为Condons再输入一个t，回车。

序列类型改为DNA（如此循环修改）o. 打开一个文件。

必须为 NBRF/PIR 或 FASTA 格式，序列长度不限。

打开 NBRF/PIR-格式的序列时，在序列备注第一行要注明序列类型如：>P1;byflorawz------MEYLLQEYLPILVFLGMASALAIVLILAAAVIAVRN--PDPEKVSAYECGFNAFD-DARMKFDVRFYLVSILFIIFDLEVAFLFPWAVSFASLS-DVAFWGLMVFLAVLTVGFA YEWKKGALEWA----------------------*(fas格式则不需要，第一行直接为>byflorawz即可)注意：在使用Glocks分析前，序列缺口必须先消除。

在将比对文件拖进改软件时，要去路径掉末尾的空格。

打开多个文件：必须建立一个path文件。

输入各个相关文件的路径，在安装好的文件包内可以看到一个"paths"范例，用word打开此文件，即可看到各个文件的所在路径（如图）多条比对序列的处理：如果所有的比对文件的路径都在一个paths文件，且各个比对文件的序列条数，以及物种的顺序都是相同的，那么这些比对文件在最后的结果中可以连接起来。

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Gblocks使用说明书（by florawz）
1.首先打开软件，进入主页面
2.输入O ，然后回车，对话框显示输入一个文件或路径
此时将比对好的（.fas）文件拖入对话框。

对话框即出现该文件的路径（如图）
按回车，即导入该序列。

对话框上部出现下列信息
3.快速比对：输入G，然后回车。

在原比对文件所在文件夹内即可出现Gblocks 已经处理好的文件
.fas-gb文件可用Bioedit和DNAMAN打开。

打开.htm文件，可查看可视化的处理结果（如图）
4.主菜单：
t. 指定的序列类型（可以是蛋白质,DNA或者密码子）。

输入一个t，回车。

序列类型改为Condons
再输入一个t，回车。

序列类型改为DNA（如此循环修改）
o. 打开一个文件。

必须为 NBRF/PIR 或 FASTA 格式，序列长度不限。

打开 NBRF/PIR-格式的序列时，在序列备注第一行要注明序列类型
如：
>P1;byflorawz
------MEYLLQEYLPILVFLGMASALAIVLILAAAVIAVRN--PDPEKVSAYECGFNAF
D-DARMKFDVRFYLVSILFIIFDLEVAFLFPWAVSFASLS-DVAFWGLMVFLAVLTVGFA YEWKKGALEWA----------------------*
(fas格式则不需要，第一行直接为>byflorawz即可)
注意：在使用Glocks分析前，序列缺口必须先消除。

在将比对文件拖进改软件时，要去路径掉末尾的空格。

打开多个文件：必须建立一个path文件。

输入各个相关文件的路径，在安装好的文件包内可以看到一个"paths"范例，用word打开此文件，即可看到各个文件的所在路径（如图）
多条比对序列的处理：如果所有的比对文件的路径都在一个paths文件，且各个比对文件的序列条数，以及物种的顺序都是相同的，那么这些比对文件在最后的结果中可以连接起来。

如果各个比对文件的序列条数不同，那么也可以一起处理，但是最后不能连接。

b. 显示 Block 限制性参数 (详情见下页).
s. 显示保存菜单(详情见下页).
g. 处理计算
q. 退出
5.限定性参数菜单
1.设置保守区域内的保守序列的至少数量, 必须大于序列个数一半，数值越大，所挑选的保守位点越少
7个序列设置参数为5
7个序列设置参数为4
7个序列设置参数为6
2.设置保守区域两侧位置的保守序列的最少数量，必须大于或等于1所设置的值，这个值越大，所选择的保守位点越少
7个序列设置参数为6
7个序列设置参数为5
3.保守区内一段非保守区的最大范围，数值越大，选择的保守位点越多。

设置为4时（5-6-4-10）
设置为5时（5-5-5-10）
（5-5-6-10）
4. 设置清除空隙后的模块的最小长度。

在去除间隙后，保守模块的长度不能小于这个值，值越大，挑选的保守模块越少
（5-6-4-3）
（5-6-4-10）
5. 3种处理缺口的方式
None: 最后的比对中不能有缺口. 一条序列中出现缺口即被淘汰，相邻的非保守区也会被消除
With Half: 50%或者以上的序列个数有缺口的，会被淘汰。

All: 所有的缺口都会被保留下来
r. 恢复默认设置
g. 进行数据处理
z. 显示其他选项菜单
m. 回到主菜单
选择Z，显示其他选项菜单
6.处理数据时是否使用相似模型
e. 设置文件保存位置，最多5个。

保存菜单
s. 是否保存选择模块，反复输入s来选择保存，不保存
p. 是否输出结果，反复输入p来选择输出，不输出
e. 输入自定义的保存路径，最多5个
z. 显示其他选项
m. 回主菜单
输入Z，显示其他选项
v. 设置输出结果中每一行的字符数
n. 在输出的NBRF/PIR 或 FASTA是否保存为挑选的非保守区 u. 当有一个序列有缺口时，在输出文件中是否保留此缺口 k. 是否保存SeqPup软件格式的文件
d. 是否保存具有图表形式说明的输出文件.、
如果输入的是一个paths路径，包含有多个比对文件的数据包，则会出现另外的几个选项
a.是否保存各个比对文件所挑选保守模块的相连文件“ paths-g
b.seq ”
c. 是否保存所有比对序列的相连后的文件“ paths.seq ”
w. 是否保存所有比对文件相连后，去掉间隙的文件“paths--.seq ”
WARNING. 多个比对文件，批量处理，并连接时，必须保证每个比对文件中所包含的序列条数，和物种顺序相同，否则会使连接后的输出结果混乱，不可靠。

如有描述不当之处欢迎修正与交流
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