xcm用户手册
XC系列特殊功能扩展BD板手册20140423
无锡信捷电气股份有限公司资料编号：PC14 20140423 3.3目录一、BD板的安装及配置方法 (1)二、模拟量输入和温度采集扩展板XC-2AD2PT-BD (2)三、模拟量输入输出扩展板XC-2AD2DA-BD (8)四、模拟量输入扩展板XC-4AD-BD (13)五、通讯扩展板XC-COM(-H)-BD (17)六、SD卡扩展板XC-SD-BD (19)七、以太网扩展板XC-TBOX-BD (35)八、称重扩展板XC-WT-BD (50)九、光纤通讯扩展板XC-OFC-BD (54)十、PROFIBUS通讯扩展板XC-PBOX-BD (57)iiiBD板的配置方法：1）将BD正确安装到本体上；打开PLC左侧扩展板顶盖（如下图虚线所示），然后对准针脚安装上去，并用螺丝固定住，再盖好扩展板顶盖就安装完成了。
2）然后，用XCPPro软件进行联机，在“PLC设置”菜单中选择“BD板设置”，如下图：3）接着，在“BD配置”中选择“其他BD”，再勾选相应的BD板，最后下载用户程序即可。
图24）如果要配置的是XC-COM-BD或XC-TBOX-BD，上图中，请选择“BD串口”。
11、特点3、接线24、输入定义号的分配该BD扩展板不占用I/O单元，转换的数值直接送入PLC寄存器，通道对应的PLC寄存器定义说明：1）0CH、1CH为AD输入通道；2CH、3CH为Pt输入通道。
2）Kp：比例参数；Ki：积分参数；Kd：微分参数；Diff：控制范围。
控制范围Diff：指在指定的范围内进行PID控制，范围之外不进行PID控制。
启动信号（Y）：当Y为0时关闭PID控制，为1时开启PID控制。
死区范围Death：是指当前次PID控制值和上一次的PID控制值比较，如果它们之间的差值小于设定的死区范围值时，模块将舍弃当前次的PID控制值，还是把上一次的PID控制值传送给PLC本体。
5．工作模式设定工作模式的设定有两种方法可选（这2种方式的效果是等价的）：1：通过设置面板配置2：通过Flash寄存器（FD）设置将编程软件打开，点击菜单栏的，选择BD板设置：之后出现以下配置面板，选择对应的模块型号和配置信息：341）在图示‘1’处选择‘其他BD ’；2）然后图示‘2’处选择对应的BD 板型号；3）图示‘3’处可以选择AD 通道对应的电压输入模式以及对应滤波方式、PT 通道对应滤波方式。
XC系列可编程序控制器操作手册
1-1．XC系列PLC的产品概述及编程方式............................................................................................... 5 1-2．XC系列PLC的型号和种类............................................................................................................... 6 1-3．扩展模块组成及定义号分配.......................................................................................................... 11 1-4．一般规格 ......................................................................................................................................... 13 1-5．外形尺寸 ......................................................................................................................................... 14 1-6．端子台排列...................................................................................................................................... 16 1-7．通讯口引脚定义.............................................................................................................................. 20
徐工-ZL50G-1使用说明-1
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目录XCMG-ZL50G装载机整机外形和结构布置图第一章用途、技术性能和参数（一）用途（二）技术参数第二章操纵及使用（一）新车辆的管理使用方法（二）驾驶室仪表和控制（三）操纵（四）作业第三章安全注意事项（一）基本常识（二）操作前后（三）行驶（四）装卸作业时（五）其他事项第四章主要部件结构（一）发动机（二）传动系统（三）液压系统（四）制动系统（五）机罩控制系统（六）电器设备及仪表（七）空调系统第五章检查和维修（一）出车前后的检查保养（二）定期检查和维修（三）油、水供给（四）各部件检查和维修保养第六章贮放（一）日常贮放（二）长期贮放（三）长期贮放后使用时第七章常见故障和排除方法第一章用途、技术性能和参数一、用途本机是单斗、前卸、铰接、轮胎式装载机。
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2．采用液力机械式传动。
XWQ CAD V310版自动绘图系统用户说明书
《XWQ CAD》Ver3.10 自动绘图系统使用说明书肖军二○○九年二月目录1.0概述 (1)2.0运行环境及使用注意点 (2)3.0 各命令使用说明 (4)3.1 当前格式设定 (4)3.1.1 超高横坡线性变化(chhpi-xx) (4)3.1.2 超高横坡三次抛物线变化(chhpi-pwx) (4)3.1.3 首行桩号,地面折点(chqxbb1) (5)3.1.4 首行桩号,地面交点(chqxbb2) (5)3.1.5 末行桩号,地面折点(chqxbb3) (5)3.1.6 末行桩号,地面交点(chqxbb4) (6)3.2 平曲线 (6)3.2.1 ICAD平曲线转换成文件(chicad) (6)3.2.2 画平曲线(dpq) (6)3.2.3 画一段偏移平曲线(dpypq) (9)3.2.4 计算桩号点坐标(pqzb) (10)3.2.5 转换到大地坐标系(chucs) (10)3.2.6 点取生成坐标(ddzb) (10)3.2.7 标墩台号(dth) (10)3.2.8 查径向桩号(pqstj) (10)3.2.9 查斜向桩号(pqst) (11)3.2.10 查桥面信息(bgjsd) (11)3.2.11 画交线(dpqjx) (12)3.2.12 画分孔线(dfkx) (12)3.2.13 标注沿程桩号(zhbz) (12)3.2.14 求路面变宽值(gettwx) (12)3.2.15 沿平曲线插入图块(inpq) (13)3.3 竖曲线 (13)3.3.1 文件计算竖曲线高程(sqzb) (13)3.3.2 交互式求竖曲线标高(jsbg) (15)3.3.3 画竖曲线(dsq) (15)3.3.4 画一段偏移竖曲线(ddsq) (15)3.4 超高横坡 (15)3.4.1 ICAD超高数据文件转换为桥梁格式(chicadcg) (15)3.4.2 计算横坡(hp) (16)3.4.3 匝道桥顶底面标高(cg) (16)3.5 桥型图 (17)3.5.1 画桥型布置图(qxt) (17)3.5.2 画桥墩立面图(sqqd) (41)3.5.3 画桥墩平面图(pqqd) (41)3.5.4 画桥台立面图(sqqt) (41)3.5.5 画桥台平面图(pqqt) (41)3.5.6 画桥台立面溜坡(dsqzp) (41)3.5.7 画桥台平面溜坡(dpqzp) (41)3.5.8 曲线要素表(qxb) (42)3.5.9 补注曲线要素表(qxbzb) (42)3.5.10 多义线->曲线表地面高程标注(dmbg) (42)3.5.11 文件方式标注桥面标高(qmbg) (42)3.6 箱梁几何特征 (42)3.6.1 箱梁几何特征值计算(xltz) (42)3.6.2 画箱梁几何特征值表(drawtz) (43)3.6.3 梁底楔块尺寸计算(supt) (43)3.6.4 画梁底楔块尺寸表(drawsup) (43)3.7 预应力束几何特性 (43)3.7.1任意钢束要素表和文件(cbinf) (44)3.7.2相切钢束要素表(cblinf) (44)3.7.3逐点标注钢束高度(cbpj) (44)3.7.4钢束切点--基线偏距表(cblzb) (44)3.7.5数据文件->钢束图(dcbl) (44)3.7.6直角坐标系空间钢束长度(cblen) (44)3.7.7直角坐标系空间钢束引伸量(cbdlen) (45)3.7.8直角坐标系空间钢束长度(cblenx) (45)3.7.9直角坐标系空间钢束引伸量(cbdlenx) (46)3.7.10横截面钢束镜向(mmr) (46)3.8 配预应力束 (46)3.8.1交互式配索(psm) (46)3.8.2一般格式文件配索(psf) (47)3.8.3正应力计算截面特性文件(jmtx-bap) (48)3.8.4求截面上下缘正应力(sxyl) (48)3.9 水力计算 (48)3.9.1求单断面流量(manqs) (48)3.9.2求复合断面流量(manqm) (48)3.9.3求单断面水位(manys) (49)3.9.4求复合断面水位(manym) (49)3.9.5画复合断面流量曲线(manqx) (49)3.9.6求单断面临界水位和流速(lins) (49)3.9.7法国规范Berboulli法单涵洞水力计算(bwater) (49)4.0 关于自由修改程序ned.lsp (49)1.0 概述1.0概述本程序为《AUTO CAD》运行环境下开发的桥梁自动制图和部分计算、绘图辅助工具软件包，全系统共有可使用命令43条，其中绘制桥型图命令“QXT”可用于精确绘制多联不同梁高的弯、坡、斜、变宽、不对称、错台等特殊复杂线型的梁式桥桥型图，辅以一些其它的命令后，还可很容易地精确画出分岔桥梁。
Maxlinear XR77XXEVB-XCM-V80 配置模块说明书
October 2017Rev. 1.0.1GENERAL DESCRIPTIONThe XR77XXEVB-XCM-V80 (Configuration Module or XCM) is a board that is designed to act as a USB to I 2C bridge for communication between a PC running PowerArchitect TM 4 configuration and design software and one of MaxLinear’s Universal PMICs.This XCM is for development purposes only. For production, we recommend the use of third-party programming hardware and software. For additional information regarding recommended third-party programming support, visit https:///third-party-programming-supportThe PMIC can either be on a MaxLinear evaluation board or on a customer board. On the right opposite side of the XCM is a 10-pin connector whichis used to connect to theuser’s system board in order to communicate to any of the supported PMICs.The XCM includes a µC with on-board flash so that when powered from the system board, it can act as a boot loader without the need to have a PC connected.This board is compatible with: XR77103, XRP7704, XRP7708, XRP7740, XRP7713, and XRP7714.E V A L U A T I O N B O A R D M A N U A LFEATURES• USB to I 2C Communication for Programmable PMIC Devices • Boot Loader Functionality− Avoids programming the NVM until final configuration known • Powered by USB or System Board • Enables Rapid Prototyping• NOTE: For Development Purposes OnlyEVALUATION BOARD SCHEMATICSFigure 1: XR77XXEVB-XCM-V80 Evaluation Board SchematicsPIN ASSIGNMENTFigure 2: XR77XXEVB-XCM-V80 JP4 Pin AssignmentPIN DESCRIPTIONName Pin Number DescriptionSCL JP4 PIN1 I2C ClockGND JP4 PIN2 GroundSDA JP4 PIN3 I2C DataSig_2 JP4 PIN4 General purpose signal 2I2C Power JP4 PIN5 Connect to the preferred IO voltage. Only required when a voltage other than 3.3V isdesired.Sig_1 JP4 PIN6 General purpose signal 1GND JP4 PIN7 GroundGND JP4 PIN8 GroundENABLE JP4 PIN9 Connects to the EN pin of the XRP77XX. This is an input to the XCM board.VIN JP4 PIN10 Can connect to voltages from 4.5V to 30VORDERING INFORMATIONPart Number DescriptionXR77XXEVB-XCM-V80 Configuration Module for Power Architect 4 Support (for development purposes only)USING THE EVALUATION BOARDO PERATING A SSUMPTIONSThe following are the basic assumptions for the operation of the XCM.•Only one I2C Master is active at any time on the customer board. The user must ensure that only 1 master is active on the I2C lines at the same time. This could entail Host in Reset, Host communication lines disabled, etc.•The user must connect the appropriate signals to from the system board to the XCM JP4. At a minimum; SDA, SCL, and GND must be connected.•VIN and ENABLE must also be connected, if the customer wants the XCM board to operate in “Standalone Mode” (not supported with XR77103).Using I2C CommunicationThe XCM has an on board linear regulator to provide power to the µC and provides power to the I2C lines. The I2C bus pull-up resistors are 4.7kohm. By changing the position of the jumpers on JP2 and JP3, the pull-up resistors can be connected to either the 3.3V provided on the XCM or to the I2C Power connected to JP4 Pin 5. In Figure 2 the jumpers are configured to use the on board 3.3V. Moving them to the other position connects the pull-up resistors to the external I2C Power. IMPORTANT: When using the XCM with XRP7713EVB or XRP7714EVB demo boards, the jumpers should be configured to use the 3.3V provided on the XCM. When using with the XR77103EVB board, the jumpers should be removed since the I2C bus pull-up resistors are installed on the XR77103EVB.If the system board already has pull-up resistors, then the jumpers can simply be removed. This is the most likely scenario for a system intended to interact with the programmable features of the PMIC device on the system board. C OMMUNICATION WITH THE XCMIf the XCM is connected to the PC before starting the PowerArchitect TM4 software, the software should recognize the presence of the board automatically. If the board is connected after the software is started, the user will need to click on “File”, then “Board Search” for the software to find the board.Once the board is identified, the software will add a tab called “XCM” as shown in Figure 3. This feature is not available for XR77103 device.Figure 3: PowerArchitect TM 4 XCM TabLED I NDICATORS:There are 6 LEDs on the board.There are four LEDs grouped in the upper left hand corner of the board as shown in Figure 3. These are defined as:DS3: USB OperationGUI is communicating to XCM (solid on when USB is connected)DS4: Reconfig ModeThe XCM will boot load the supported device with the stored configuration the ENABLE pin transitions from Low to High (not available for XR77103).DS1: USB ActivityFlashes based upon the USB activity betweenthe XCM and the PC.DS5: I2C ActivityFlashes based upon the I2C activity between the XCM and the PMIC.DS3: USB PowerThere is a fifth LED just to the right of the USB connector, which will be on permanently as long as USB power is applied to the XCM.DS6: 3.3V PowerThe sixth LED is in the upper right hand corner. This indicates the LDO is generating 3.3V and the µC is powered.OPERATING THE XCMHere are the two basic operating modes of the XCM.•Pass Through Mode: The XCM is getting itspower from the USB, and thePowerArchitect TM4 GUI is operational. Inthis mode, the “USB Operating” LED DS3will be on.•Standalone Mode: The XCM is getting itspower from VIN of the Customer Board; theGUI is not operational. In this mode, theXCM acts as a boot loader to the supporteddevice (not available for XR77103).P ASS T HROUGH M ODEWhen in USB Mode, the XCM supports pass-thru mode from the PC running PowerArchitect TM 4 to the supported device on the designer’s system board. This operation allows writes/reads to either the shadow registers or Non-Volatile Memory of the supported device•XCM receives commands from the GUI(over USB), and translates them via I2C.•The GUI has the option to write a givenconfiguration to NVM or Shadow Registersof the supported device.•XCM also supports reads from the supported device shadow and NVM registersfor display in PowerArchitect TM 4. S TANDALONE M ODEThis mode is not supported for XR77103.The XCM allows the GUI to save a configuration into Flash on the XCM. In order to enable the boot loader functionality, the “Reconfig Mode” box must be checked. When there is a stored configuration on the XCM flash, the GUI will indicate the presence of that information in the “Graphic of Bytes” box. To store a configuration to the XCM, click the “Same to Module” button.Figure 5: XCM Loaded for Standalone ModeNote that only one configuration can be stored in the XCM. When storing the configuration onto the XCM, a “Success” window will pop up. After clicking “OK” there can be a noticeable delay in the software.Powering the XCMIn order to operate, the XCM must have power provided either by connecting the VIN pin on JP4 to a power source from the system board or from USB power.The XCM’s on board linear regulator has a maximum input voltage of 30V, so whatever voltage source is powering the PMIC device on the system board can be connected to theXCM.Downloading the ConfigurationThe XCM will download the configuration stored on the XCM FLASH memory on every reset of the supported device. It does by monitoring the ENABLE Pin for a LOW to HIGH transition (this is not supported for XR77103). The XCM automatically downloads the saved Flash configuration into the supported device shadow registers via I2C. The register data is loaded in a specific order to prevent mis-operation of the supported device. The XCM first configures Fault Ignore settings, downloads channel information, and finally configures the channel and GPIO enables.One could imagine the result, if the channel was enabled before the control loop PID coefficients were loaded.NVM ProgrammingWhen in Standalone Mode, the primary intention for the XCM is to act as a boot loader into the shadow RAM. However, by installing a jumper between pins 2-4 on JP1, the XCM will program the NVM. There are no diagnostics in this mode. If a device’s NVM has already been programmed, it cannot be re-programmed. If a changed configuration is attempted to be programmed into a previously programmed part, erroneous behavior is highly likely. The reason for including this function is for the developer who has concluded their evaluation and wishes to quickly program the NVM of the PMIC device on additional systems (not available for XR77103).XR77103 supportPower Architect TM4.24 or later makes use of the Sig_1 and Sig_2 signals to poll for PGOOD status from XR77103 and control the nWR pin during XR77103 NVM programming respectively. More information on the Power Architect TM XR77103 support is available in “Power Architect 4 Quick Start Guide”.W HEN T HINGS D O N OT W ORKThe following are potential issues that may cause improper or no operation.•SCL, SDA, or GND are swapped.•Check that the I2C pull-up resister jumperson JP2 and JP3 are in place. Or correctlyconfigured for your system.•If you made your own ribbon cable with a10 pin connector and accidentally attach itreversed, you just tied VIN to SCL and damaged the µC. Time for a new XCM.•You are using 2 foot long wires hangingloose creating an inductive loop which isblocking the I2C communication. Twistingthem together should reduce the inductance.•You can communicate to the part when it isnot operating, but when you turn on theswitching channels, communication stops.This is difficult to fix because the most likely cause is ground bounce caused by poor grounding practices. See ANP-32,“Practical Layout Guidelines for UniversalPMIC Controllers”•Another possibility if communication is notworking is a long ground loop causing noise. One could put an isolator on the I2Cline, but using a notebook computer withthe power adapter disconnected works aswell.EVALUATION BOARD SCHEMATICSBILL OF MATERIALRef. Qty Manufacturer Part Number Size Component1 PCB REV2.0U1 1 Silicon Laboratories C8051F320-GQ LQFP-32 IC 8051 MCU 16K FLASH 32LQFPU2 1 MaxLinear SPX2954M3-L-3-3 SOT-223 IC REG LDO 3.3V SOT-223D1, D2 2 Fairchild MBR0530T1 SOD-323 DIODE SCHOTTKY 500mA 30VDS2, DS6 2 Wurth Elektronik 150120EAS75000 1206p LED AMBER SMDDS1, DS3,DS4, DS5 4 Wurth Elektronik 150120EVS75000 1206p LED GREEN SMDC1, C7, C9,C10 4 MURATA GRM188R71H104K 0603 Cap, .1UF, 50V, X7R, 10%, 0603 SMD C2, C5, C11 3 MURATA GRM21BR71C475KA73 0805 C_Chip_4.7uF_16V_X7R_0805 SMDC8 1 Vishay 293D106X9010B2TE3 B TANT CAP Cap, Tantalum 10uF 10V, CASE BC12 1 MURATA GRM21BR71H105KA12L 0805 Cap, Ceramic, 1uF 50V, X7R, 10% 0805 R1, R2 2 PANASONIC ERJ-3EKF22R0V 0603 Res 22 OHM 1% 0603 SMDR3 1 ROHM MCR03EZPFX1002 0603 RES 10K 1/10W 1% 0603R4, R5, R6 3 PANASONIC ERJ-3GEY0R00V 0603 Res 0 OHM 0603 SMDR7 1 PANASONIC ERJ-6ENF1001V 0805 RES 1K OHM 1/8W 5% 0805 SMDR10 1 PANASONIC ERJ-6GEYJ302V 0805 RES 3K OHM 1/8W 5% 0805 SMDR11, R12,R14, R15 4 PANASONIC ERJ-6GEYJ471V 0805 RES 470 OHM 1/8W 5% 0805R8, R20 2 PANASONIC ERJ-3EKF4701V 0603 RES 4.7K OHM 1/10W 1% 0603 SMDR18 1 PANASONIC ERJ-6GEY0R00V 0805 Res 0 OHM 0805 SMDR13, R16, R17 3 PANASONIC ERJ-3EKF2701V 0603 RES 2.7K OHM 1/10W 1% 0603 SMD KB1 1 PANASONIC ERJ-8GEY0R00V 1206 Res 0 OHM 1206 SMDJ1 1 Wurth Elektronik 65100516121 USB_B_mini CONN RECEPT MINIUSB R/A 5POS SMD JP1, JP4 2 Wurth Elektronik 61308021121 HDR2X5 CONN Header 5x2, 0.1 inchJP2, JP3 2 Wurth Elektronik 61304011121 HDR1X3 CONN HEADER 3POS 0.1 VERT GOLDT9, T10, T11,T12 4 TEST POINTEVALUATION BOARD LAYOUTDOCUMENT REVISION HISTORYRevision Date Description1.0.0 04/26/2016 Initial release of document1.0.110/23/2017Addition of clarifying statement that this XCM is for development purposes only and is not intended for production useBOARD REVISION HISTORYBoard RevisionDate Description2.0 Dec 2009Initial release of evaluation boardFOR FURTHER ASSISTANCEEmail: *************************************************Technical Documentation:/technical-documentationC ORPORATE H EADQUARTERS5966 La Place Court, Suite 100 Carlsbad, CA 92008 760.692.0711 p760.444.8598 f H IGH P ERFORMANCE A NALOG1060 Rincon CircleSan Jose, California 95131 USA 669.265.6100 p 669.265.6101 f NOTICEThe content of this document is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by MaxLinear, Inc.. 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潍厨汽车模型X的用户手册说明书
CONTINUED....................................Accessories . 139ACCESSORY (Ignition Key.......................................Position) . 66..............Accessory Power Sockets . 83....................Additives, Engine Oil . 174.............................Airbag (SRS).11,22...Airbags,Additional Information .22...Additional Safety Precautions .27.............................Airbag Service .27How the Side Airbag Off......................Indicator Works .27..How the SRS Indicator Works .26How Your Front Airbags.........................................Work .23...How Your Side Airbags Work .25........................SRS Components .22................Air Conditioning System .88.......................Air Pressure,Tires .194......................................Antifreeze .177Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)...............................Indicator .53,159...................................Operation .159Anti-theft Steering Column..............................................Lock .66..................................Audio System .92...Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners .20.............Automatic Speed Control . 127..............Automatic Transmission . 151..........................Capacity, Fluid . 231...............Checking Fluid Level .179.......................................Shifting . 151.Shift Lever Position Indicator .151................Shift Lever Positions .151....................Shift Lock Release . 156BatteryCharging System...........................Indicator .53,216............................Jump Starting .212..............................Maintenance .200............................Specifications .231..............................Before Driving .131..................................Belts,Seat .10,19...........................Beverage Holders .83..................................Booster Seats .42Brakes...........Anti-lock System (ABS).159.............Break-in,New Linings .133....................Bulb Replacement .189...........................................Fluid .181.................System Indicator .53,218........................Wear Indicators .158.............................Braking System .158.................Break-in,New Vehicle .133..Brightness Control,Instruments .62........................Brights,Headlights .61Bulb Replacement..........................Back-up Lights .189..............................Brake Lights .189................Front Parking Lights .187....................Front Side Marker .188.........Front Turn Signal Lights .186.................................Headlights .184.........High-mount Brake Light .189.........Rear Side Marker Lights .190............................Specifications .231..............................Bulbs,Halogen .184ABICONTINUED..................................................Keys .64.................Jacking up the Vehicle .206.......................................Jack,Tire .206................................Jump Starting .212..................................Maintenance .165...Owner Maintenance Checks .168........................................Record .171......................Required Indicator .55..........................................Safety .166.............................Schedule .167-170.Malfunction Indicator Lamp .53,217...................Manual Transmission .148................................Shifting the .148...............................Meters,Gauges .57..........................Mirrors,Adjusting .79...............Modifying Your Vehicle .139....................................Door-open . 54DRL (Daytime Running..................................Lights) . 55...................................High Beam . 54........Key (Immobilizer System) . 54......................................Low Fuel . 55................Low Oil Pressure . 53, 216...........................Side Airbag Off . 52...............................................SRS . 52Turn Signal and Hazard...................................Warning . 54..............................Washer Level . 55.........Indicators, Instrument Panel . 52...............................Infant Restraint . 32Infant SeatsTCH . 36...........................Lower Anchors . 36..........Tether Anchorage Points . 40...................Inflation, Proper Tire . 195...................................Inside Mirror . 79.............................Inspection, Tire . 196............................Instrument Panel . 51........Instrument Panel Brightness . 62..........Instrument Panel Indicators . 52.................................Interior Lights . 86........................................Introduction . ibel,Certification ne Change,Signaling p/Shoulder Belts .15,TCH Anchorage System .36Lights....................Bulb Replacement .184.....................................Load Limit .142......LOCK (Ignition Key Position).66Locks.......Anti-theft Steering Column .66............................Fuel Fill Door .134....................................Glove Box .84............................................Hatch .68..............Power Door and Hatch .67........................Low Coolant Level .137.........................Low Fuel Indicator .55...Low Oil Pressure Indicator .53,216.................................Lower Anchor .36...Lower Gear,Downshifting to a .148Lubricant Specifications..................................Chart .230,231..............Luggage,.141.....Luggage Cover (Cargo Cover).75Storing (Cargo)JKLMV。
4户操作手册_XCMG科技MES_二维码打印(网络版)
徐工科技MES MES-质量-二维码打印目录徐工科技ME S (1)1 概述 (3)2 用户登录界面 (3)2.1用户名及其密码 (3)3 二维码模板新增维护 (4)3.1二维码模板界面功能及其描述 (5)3.2新增模板 (6)4 二维码打印 (7)4.1打印参数设置界面功能及其描述 (8)4.2条码打印 (9)4.3批量打印 (10)4.4打印设置 (11)4.5打印 (12)4.6打印预览 (13)4.7选择打印机 (14)5 二维码打印导入方式 (15)5.1二维码打印导入方式界面功能及其描述 (16)5.2查询 (17)5.3新增 (18)5.4修改 (18)5.5删除 (19)5.6作废 (19)5.7导入 (19)5.8导出 (20)5.9导出模板 (20)5.10打印 (20)5.11关闭 (21)1概述如果系统是初次运行的话需要严格按照2、3、4的顺序执行。
如果系统不是初次运行的话，可以直接运行4的步骤。
2用户登录界面2.1用户名及其密码厂商登录名为本厂商编码；初次登录时密码为空，进入界面后可自行更改密码。
如密码丢失可与管理员联系申请清空密码。
3二维码模板新增维护首先进入界面。
点击质量菜单下的二维码供应商模板维护。
3.1二维码模板界面功能及其描述创建模板是为了以后打印方便，因为创建了模板的话以后再打印同样的东西选取以下模板就能直接打印了。
打印的信息就是模板内填写的信息。
3.2 新增模板点击新增显示下列窗口：必填项为条码版本、物料号、物料名、型号图号、供货商码、生产商码。
点击新增，用来增加新的模板。
填写查询条件，用于精确查找信息。
显示查询出的信息。
修改所选中的模板信息。
删除所选中的模板信息。
注意：如果新增的时候物料名和型号图号的信息过长的话，系统会提示超出限制并且自动截取。
4 二维码打印首先进入界面。
点击质量菜单下二维码打印。
填写相应的数据信息。
4.1打印参数设置界面功能及其描述单号为必填信息。
信捷PLC高精度回零分析
信捷 PLC高精度回零分析摘要： PLC控制伺服系统在工业生产中得到了广泛的应用，伺服系统的回零精度直接影响了生产过程中的位置精度，而精密加工、丝网印刷等要求比较高的行业对回零精度要求更高。
信捷XC系列支持高速脉冲输出和带有Z项脉冲的高精度ZRN回零，可为位置精度要求比较高的生产行业提供低成本的方案。
通过对信捷XCM-60T-E回零的进行分析并根据实际案例结合连接电路图对高精度ZRN原点回归进行详细的分析。
关键词：信捷PLC ZRN 原点回零 Z项脉冲伺服驱动脉冲输出0引言：信捷XC系列PLC原点回零方式有两大类，一类是简单的ZRN回零[1]，通过一个回零开关实现回零操作。
第二类是高精度ZRN原点回零[1]，其有两种回零方式，一种是不含Z项信号原点ZRN回零，一般使用步进电机或采用伺服系统但对回零精度要求不高的场所。
一种是高精度原点ZRN 回零，应用在回零精度比较高的场所，如切削加工、多轴联动控制等精密场所。
简单的ZRN回零使用和电路连接简单，通过外部一个辅助开关就可达到回零操作。
而高精度ZRN回零需要辅助端子和外部中断端子，更为复杂的需要伺服电机Z项脉冲的参与实现回零操作，使用和线路连接相对繁琐，但回零精度很高。
随着生产工艺要求的提高和一些精密加工行业的需求，高精度回零得到了越来越广泛的应用。
文章分析了使用Z项脉冲高精度回零的原理，并通过实例对高精度回零做了详细的分析。
1、带Z项脉冲高精度ZRN回零点原理图1回零示意图采用带有Z项脉冲的高精度回零指令ZRN，通过辅助开关和回零开关、Z项脉冲信号进行回零控制，达到精确回零的目的。
为了提高响应速度，减小回零误差，要求回零开关和Z项脉冲的输入端子必须采用外部中断中断端子，以达到快速响应。
信捷XC系列回零动作原理如图1所示，其中Da表示Da-D（a+n）系列参数，其均为为双字节32 位，占用两个地址位。
Da设置参数为原点回归时高速脉冲速度VH，D（a+2）为原点回归低速脉冲速度VL，D（a+4）为回零爬行脉冲速度VP，D（a+6）脉冲上升下降斜率（即脉冲频率每秒钟的变化值）K，D（a+8）原点回归完成后，初始化脉冲个数N，其数值写入脉冲个数专用寄存器D8170中，D（a+10）为Z相计数值（离开原点开关后，寻找Z相计数个数Q），Ya,Yb为脉冲输出。
XCM系列运动控制型PLC用户手册(2011-3-10更新)
前言
XCM 运动控制型 PLC 功能特点
XCM 运动控制型 PLC 的概述
XCM 运动控制型具有如下特点： ¾ 集运动控制功能及普通 PLC 功能于一身的可编程控制器 XCM 系列运动控制型 PLC 不仅支持运动控制功能，同样支持普通 PLC 的绝大部分 功能，包括高速脉冲、高速计数、中断、PID 控制等。 ¾ 最多可支持 10 轴脉冲输出 XCM 系列包含 3 轴、4 轴、10 轴脉冲输出，最大化满足了用户的控制需求。 ¾ 优越的运动控制性能 可实现两轴联动，支持普通运动控制指令如圆弧，直线插补等。 ¾ 平面转换功能 支持平面转换 PLAN 指令，可进行 X-Y、Y-Z、X-Z 等的两轴联动转换。 ¾ 可扩展 XC 系列开关量、模拟量模块以及 BD 板 与 XC 系列 PLC 相似，XCM 系列同样支持模块和 BD 板的扩展，包括开关量、温度 模拟量模块等。 ¾ 追踪控制功能 XCM-24/32T3 可实现追踪控制功能，适用于材料的连续加工，可实现定长、定标两 种加工方式。
1-1．产品规格 ....................................................................................................................................2 1-2．外形尺寸 ....................................................................................................................................4 1-3．端子台排列................................................................................................................................. 5 1-4．通讯口引脚定义......................................................................................................................... 7 2．电源电路的规格、输入输出规格与外部配线 ................................................................................8 2-1．电源规格 ....................................................................................................................................9 2-2．AC电源、DC输入型 ...............................................................................................................10 2-3．输入规格 .................................................................................................................................. 11 2-4．DC输入信号处理（AC电源型）............................................................................................ 12 2-5．输出规格及输出电路的处理 ................................................................................................... 14 3．运动控制指令、参数、特殊数据寄存器及辅助继电器说明 ......................................................17 3-1．软元件编号一览表................................................................................................................... 18 3-2．运动控制指令一览表（XCM系列专用） .............................................................................. 20 3-3．指令说明的阅读方法............................................................................................................... 21 3-4．运动控制指令........................................................................................................................... 23 3-5．运动控制参数........................................................................................................................... 41 3-6．特殊数据寄存器一览表........................................................................................................... 46 3-7．特殊辅助继电器一览表........................................................................................................... 47 3-8．脉冲输出标志位一览表........................................................................................................... 49 3-9．应用案例 ..................................................................................................................................53 4．附录.................................................................................................................................................. 61 4-1．基本顺控制令表....................................................................................................................... 62 4-2．应用指令一览表....................................................................................................................... 63 4-3．特殊功能指令一览表............................................................................................................... 66 4-4．高速计数器分配....................................................................................................................... 67 4-5．频率测量端口分配................................................................................................................... 68 4-6．外部输入中断分配................................................................................................................... 69
车卫士产品操作手册
福建移动车卫士操作手册2013年8月目录1短信查车 (4)2手机WAP查车 (5)3网上查询操作指南 (7)3.1用户登录 (7)3.2忘记密码 (7)3.3成功登录界面 (10)3.4终端状态 (10)3.4.1车辆图标含义 (10)3.4.2报警类型 (11)3.4.3车卫士状态 (11)3.5定位功能 (11)3.5.1位置查询 (11)3.5.2实时监控 (12)3.5.3轨迹回放 (13)3.5.4末次位置 (15)3.6报警管理 (16)3.6.1预设报警区域 (16)1.6.1.1自定义报警区域 (16)1.6.1.2显示自定义报警区域 (20)1.6.1.3删除自定义报警区域 (21)3.6.2设置报警区域 (22)3.6.3取消报警区域 (24)3.6.4显示越出报警区域 (25)3.6.5显示进入报警区域 (25)3.7管理功能 (26)3.7.1终端命令 (26)1.7.1.1终端重启 (26)1.7.1.2远程设防 (27)1.7.1.3远程撤防 (28)3.7.2参数查询 (29)3.7.3参数设置 (30)3.7.4车辆管理 (31)3.7.5设置地图中心点 (32)3.7.6修改用户信息 (33)3.7.7修改用户密码 (34)3.7.8日志查询 (35)3.8报表管理 (36)3.8.1报警报表 (36)1.8.1.1按日统计 (37)1.8.1.2按月统计 (38)3.8.2轨迹报表 (39)3.8.3超速报表 (40)1.8.3.1按日统计 (41)1.8.3.2按月统计 (42)4手机客户端查询操作指南............................................................................ 错误！未定义书签。
前言福建移动车卫士以满足个人或企业电动车/摩托车“防盗”需求为主线，基于中国移动网络，通过平台、满足智能终端、客户手机的信息交互，实现电动车/摩托车的定位监控、自主防盗、智能报警等功能。
潃斯卡车型号XXX的用户手册说明书
CONTINUEDBatteryCharging System...........................Indicator . 52, 242............................Jump Starting .238..............................Maintenance .226............................Specifications .257..............................Before Driving .163....................................Belts,Seat .8,19...........................Beverage Holder .106Brakes...........Anti-lock System (ABS).189.............Break-in,New Linings .164...........................................Fluid .211.......................................Parking .103.................System Indicator . 52, 244........................Wear Indicators .188.............................Braking System .188..Brightness Control,Instruments .75........................Brights,Headlights .74Bulb Replacement.................................Fog Lights .213............Turn Signal Lights . 214, 215..............................Bulbs,Halogen .213............................Capacities Chart .256.............Carbon Monoxide Hazard .46............................Carrying,Cargo .171Cassette Player............................................Care .138...................................Operation .136..............CAUTION,Explanation of .ii ..................................Ceiling Light .104........................Certification Label .254...................................Chains,.225...Accessories and Modifications . 168................................Accessories .169............................Modifications .170ACCESSORY (Ignition Key.......................................Position).80............Accessory Power Sockets .106................Adding Engine Coolant .207........................Adding Engine Oil .204....................Additives,Engine Oil .205...............................Airbag (SRS) . 9, 22...............Additional Information .22......................................Servicing .28...................System Components .22..............Air Conditioning System .110.......................Air Pressure,Tires .221......................................Antifreeze .207Anti-lock Brakes (ABS)...............................Indicator . 53, 189...................................Operation .189..............Anti-theft,Audio System .140.Anti-theft Steering Column Lock .80................................Audio System .117...Automatic Lighting Off Feature .76...Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners .20.............Automatic Speed Control .142..............Automatic Transmission .181..........................Capacity,Fluid .256...............Checking Fluid Level .209.......................................Shifting .181.Shift Lever Position Indicator .181.......................................Shifting .181....................Shift Lock Release .185tires ABCISpecifications.............................257Break-in,New Vehicle..................164Back-up Lights (216)..............................Economy,Fuel .168............Emergencies on the Road .229.............Battery,Jump Starting .238...........Brake System Indicator .244................Changing a Flat Tire .231.....Charging System Indicator .242..................Checking the Fuses .245.........Hazard Warning Flashers .76Changing Oil ........................................How to . 205......................................When to .195....................Changing a Flat Tire .231...Charging System Indicator . 52, 242............Checklist,Before Driving .176..................Childproof Door Locks .84.....................................Child Safety .29..............................Booster Seats .43...................................Child Seats .36..........................................Infants rge Children TCH .38......................Risks with Airbags .30.............................Small Children .35.........................................Tethers .41.........Where Should a Child Sit?.30Cleaning.................................Floor Mats .218...................................Seat Belts .218...............Climate Control System .115..............................................Clock .103..........................CO in the Exhaust .46.................Console Compartment .107...............Consumer Information .265.............Controls,Instruments and .49Coolant........................................Adding .207....................................Checking .167.........................Proper Solution .207...................Temperature Gauge .57Crankcase Emissions Control........................................System .260................Cruise Control Indicator .54............Cruise Control Operation .142...................................Cup Holders .106..........Customer Relations Office .266................DANGER,Explanation of .ii ...................................Dashboard . 2, 50................Daytime Running Lights .74.Daytime Running Light Indicator .55............Defects,Reporting Safety .268................Defogger,Rear Window .77..............Defrosting the Windows .114....................................Dimensions .256...............Dimming the Headlights .74Dipstick..........Automatic Transmission .209..................................Engine Oil .167..........................Directional Signals .74........Disc Brake Wear Indicators .188.................................Disc Changer .129...Disc Changer Error Messages .135.....................Disposal of Used Oil .206Doors..............................Monitor Light .60......................Power Door Locks .82..........DOT Tire Quality Grading .258...........Driver and Passenger Safety .5...........................................Driving .175....................................Economy .168Driving Position Memory..........................................System .93tire DEIICompact Spare, (230)CONTINUED......................................Front Seats .90......................................Adjusting .90.........................................Heaters .96.....................................Airbags . 9, 22.................................................Fuel .164......................Fill Door and Cap .165...........................................Gauge .57................Octane Requirement .164........................Reserve Indicator .56........................Tank,Filling the .165.....................Fuses,Checking the .245......If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck . 249............................Jump Starting .238.....Low Oil Pressure Indicator .242...Malfunction Indicator Lamp .243..................Overheated Engine .240.......................................Towing .249.........................Emergency Brake .103......................Emergency Flashers .76......................Emergency Towing .249............Emergency Trunk Opener .84.......................Emissions Controls .260.............Emissions Testing,State .263Engine....Coolant Temperature Gauge .57Malfunction Indicatormp . 52, 243.........................................Oil Life .64........Oil Pressure Indicator . 52, 242..............Oil,What Kind to Use .204...............................Overheating .240............................Specifications .257....................Speed Limiter . 179, 185.......................................Starting .177...................Engine,.236......................Ethanol in Gasoline .164.Evaporative Emissions Controls .260...............Gas Mileage,Improving .168.........................................Gasoline .164...............Fuel Reserve Indicator .56...........................................Gauge .57................Octane Requirement .164........................Tank,Filling the .165................Gas Station Procedures .165if it won’t start GIII.................Jacking up the Vehicle .232.......................................Jack,Tire .231................................Jump Starting .238...Identification Number,Vehicle .254Ignition..............................................Keys .79...........................................Switch .80............Timing Control System .261........................Immobilizer System .81.........Important Safety Precautions .6.........................................Indicators .52......ABS (Anti-Lock Brake) . 53, 189Brake (Parking and Brake ............................System) . 52, 244................Charging System . 52, 242.............................Cruise Control .54DRL (Daytime Running......................................Lights).55.....................................Fog Light .56...................................High Beam .55........Key (Immobilizer System).56......................................Low Fuel .56................Low Oil Pressure . 54, 242...........................Side Airbag Off .53.........................................SRS . 26, 53Turn Signal and Hazard...................................Warning .55............................VSA Activation .54.................................VSA System .54...............................Infant Restraint .34......................................Infant Seats .34..........Tether Anchorage Points .41...................Inflation,Proper Tire .221...................................Inside Mirror .91.............................Inspection,Tire .222............................Instrument Panel .51..........Instrument Panel Indicators .52........Instrument Panel Brightness .75...............................Interior Lights .104........................................Introduction .i.......................Halogen Fog Bulbs .213..............Hazard Warning Flashers .76........................................Headlights .74........................................Aiming .213Automatic Lighting Off.....................................Feature .76............Daytime Running Lights .74..................High Beam Indicator .55.........................Reminder Chime .74...................................Turning on .74..............................Head Restraints .89.................High-Low Beam Switch .74HomeLink Universal................................Transceiver .145.......................Hood,Opening the .166Gauges ...Engine Coolant Temperature . 57...............................................Fuel .57...............................Speedometer .57.................................Tachometer .57Gearshift Lever Positions..........Automatic Transmission .1816-speed Manual.........................Transmission .178......................................Glove Box .107HIJIV70, 149HandsFreeLink (HFL).............CONTINUED...Octane Requirement,Gasoline .164.........................................Odometer .62...............................Odometer,Trip .62Oil........................Change,How to .205......................Change,When to .195......................Checking Engine .167..............Pressure Indicator . 52, 242Selecting Proper Viscosity......................................Chart .204...........ON (Ignition Key Position).80..................................................Keys . 79...............Keyless Memory Setting .66...................Neutral Gear Position .182..................New Vehicle Break-in .164...................NOTICE,Explanation of .i ...............Numbers,Identification .254..................................Maintenance .193.....................................Messages .64........................................Minder .195...Owner Maintenance Checks .198........................................Record .200..........................................Safety .194Malfunction Indicatormp . 52, 243...................Manual Transmission .178........Manual Transmission Fluid .210.............Memory,Driving Position .93...............................Meters,Gauges .57..........................Mirrors,Adjusting .91...............Modifying Your Vehicle .170.......................................Moonroof .100.............Multi-Information Display .59............................Engine Oil Life .64..........................HandsFreeLink .70.........Keyless Memory Settings .66.............Maintenance Messages .64.................Outside Temperature .63............................Trip Computer .65...................................Trip Meter .62bel,Certification ne Change,Signaling p/Shoulder Belts .19Lights....................Bulb Replacement .213.......................................Indicator .52.........................................Parking .74..................................Turn Signal .74.....................................Load Limit .172......LOCK (Ignition Key Position).80........................Lockout Prevention .82Locks.......Anti-theft Steering Column .80..................................Glove Box .107.................................Power Door .82...........................................Trunk .83........................Low Coolant Level .167...Low Oil Pressure Indicator . 52, 242...Lubricant Specifications Chart .256..............Luggage, . 171Storing (Cargo)KLNOMVOdometer (62)Onboard Refueling Vapor....................................Recovery . 260..............................Outside Mirrors .91.....................Outside Temperature .63....................Overheating,Engine .240....Owner’s Maintenance Checks .198...................Radiator Overheating .240Radio/Cassette/Disc Sound........................................System .117...................Readiness Codes . 243, 263..Rear Lights,Bulb Replacement .215..........................Rear Seat Armrest .89............................Rear View Mirror .91.................Rear Window Defogger .77.............................Reminder Lights .52................Remote Audio Controls .139.......................Remote Transmitter .85Replacement Information................Engine Oil and Filter .205..........................................Fuses .245................................Light Bulbs .213...........................................Tires .224.............................Wiper Blades .219Replacing Seat Belts After a............................................Crash .21...Reserve Tank,Engine Coolant .167.........................Restraint, Child . 34, 35..................Reverse Gear Position .182................................Rotation,Tire .223..................................Safety Belts . 8, 19.........Safety Defects,Reporting .268.................................Safety Features .7...........................................Airbags .9..................................Door Locks .11..........................Head Restraints .13.......................................Seat Belts .8.............Safety Labels,Location of .47...............................Safety Messages .ii ................................Satellite Radio .124.....................................Seat Belts . 8, 19...............Additional Information .19..............Panel Brightness Control .75........................Park Gear Position . 182...........................................Parking .187...............................Parking Brake .103Parking Brake and Brake System ...............................Indicator . 52, 244.................................Parking Lights .74..Parking Over Things that Burn .187.............................PGM-FI System .261...............Power Socket Locations .106.........Pregnancy,Using Seat Belts .17.........Protecting Adults and Teens .11...Additional Safety Precautions .18.....Advice for Pregnant Women .17........................Protecting Children .29Installing a Child Seat Usingtch .38Installing a Child Seat with ap/Shoulder Belt .40Installing a Child Seat with a......................................Tether .41.................Selecting a Child Seat .36.......................Protecting Infants .34.......Protecting Larger Children .42.........Protecting Small Children .35..................Protecting Your Discs .134PRSVI................88Reclining the Seat-backs Seats and Seat-backs. (12)CONTINUED.Taking Care of the Unexpected .229....................................Tape Player .136Technical Descriptions......DOT Tire Quality Grading .258.....Emissions Control Systems .260Three Way Catalytic...............................Converter .262.......................Temperature Gauge .57....................Temperature,Outside .63........Temperature,Inside Sensor .116..............Tether Anchorage Points .41..Three Way Catalytic Converter .262..................Tilt the Steering Wheel .78.....................................Cleaning . p/Shoulder Belt . 14, 19................................Maintenance .21Reminder Light and................................Beeper . 19, 52...................System Components e During Pregnancy .17....................................Seat Heaters .96........................Seats,Adjusting the .90............................Security System .141........Sequential SportShift Mode .183...............................Serial Number .254...........................Service Intervals .195...........................Service Manual .269.........Service Station Procedures .165..........................Setting the Clock .103.....Shift Lever Position Indicator .181........................Shift Lock Release .185...........................................Shifting .181................................Side Airbags . 9, 25........Side Airbag Off Indicator . 27, 53......................Side Curtain Airbags .26...............................Signaling Turns .74.....................................Snow Tires .225................................Sound System .117Spare Tire......................................Inflating .230............................Specifications .257....................Specifications Charts .256................................Speed Control .142..........SRS,Additional Information .33...Additional Safety Precautions .28....................Airbag Components .22.............................Airbag Service .28How the SRS Indicator.......................................Works .26How Your Front Airbags.........................................Work .23...How Your Side Airbags Work .25How Your Side Curtain Airbags .........................................Work .26.............................SRS Indicator .26,53....START (Ignition Key Position).80.......................Starting the Engine .177................With a Dead Battery .238..............State Emissions Testing .263........Steam Coming from Engine .236Steering Wheel..................................Adjustment .78.............Anti-theft Column Lock .80...................Stereo Sound System .117....................Storing Your Vehicle .227........................Sunglasses Holder .108......................................Servicing .28...............................SRS Indicator .26...................System Components .22TVII.....................224 Supplemental Restraint System.....22Summer Tires.........Unexpected,Taking Care..........................................of the .229....Uniform Tire Quality Grading .258........................Unleaded Gasoline ed Oil,How to Dispose of .206.................Vehicle Capacity Load .172......................Vehicle Dimensions .256....Vehicle Identification Number .254Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)....................................System .190........VSA System Indicator . 54, 190...VSA Activation Indicator . 54, 190.........................VSA Off Switch .191.............................Vehicle Storage .227.................................................VIN .254..................................Viscosity,Oil .204.............WARNING,Explanation of .ii .........Warning Labels,Location of .47..................Warranty Coverages .267Washer,Windshield........Checking the Fluid Level .208.......................................Indicator .62.....................................Operation .73Wheels...............Adjusting the Steering .78............Alignment and Balance pact Spare .230Windows...........................Rear,Defogger .77..........................Time, Setting the . 103....................................Tire Chains .225.........Tire,How to Change a Flat .231...............................................Tires .220..............................Air Pressure .221.........................Checking Wear pact Spare .230......DOT Tire Quality Grading .258......................................Inflation .221..................................Inspection .222...................................Replacing .224......................................Rotating .223...........................................Snow .225............................Specifications .257.............................Summer Tire .224.......................Traction Devices .225..........................Winter Driving .224...................Tools,Tire Changing .231Towing.....................................A Trailer .192................Emergency Wrecker .249...........................Traction Devices .225TransmissionChecking Fluid Level,..............................Automatic .209.Checking Fluid Level Manual .210..................Fluid Selection . 209, 210..............Identification Number .254.............Shifting the Automatic .190..................Shifting the Manual .178.............................Treadwear . 223, 258................................Trip Computer .65.......................................Trip Meter .62................................................Trunk .80........Emergency Trunk Release .84.................................Opening the .83...................Open Monitor Light .60....................................Turn Signals .74UVWVIIIOperating the Power (97)Windshield.......................................Cleaning . 73...................................Defroster .114.....................................Washers .208Wipers,Windshield.......................Changing Blades 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51尾气排放 51车内安全检查 52车外安全检查 53汽车常用功能说明遥控无钥匙进入系统 54解除车门与举升门锁 54锁上车门与举升门 55一般信息 55设定其他遥控器 55遥控器电池更换 56吉普车记忆系统若配备 56若配备 58防盗警报系统设定警报系统 59解除警报系统的设定 59电动窗 60座椅 61前座椅调整调角器 61第 5 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册头部保护装置头枕 62电动座椅调整器 63加热式座椅若配备 666040 可折叠式后座椅 67后视镜 71车内日夜后视镜 71车内自动调光后视镜若配备 71 车外后视镜折合功能 72车外后视镜 73加热式遥控后视镜若配备 73电动遥控车外后视镜 73电动折合式车外后视镜若配备 74 照明化妆镜若配备 74照明装置 75室内灯 75前座地图阅读灯 76多功能控制杆 76蓄电池省电功能外部照明装置 76 前照灯视廓灯及仪表板灯 77车灯未关提醒装置 77前雾灯若配备 77后雾灯 78转向信号灯 78前照灯调光开关 78超车灯 78前照灯光束调整系统若配备 79 前照灯延时装置 80挡风玻璃刮水器和洗涤器 80第 6 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册除雾器 81速度感应间歇雨刷系统若配备 82 可调倾角式转向管柱 82电子车速控制装置若配备 83启动方式 83设定速度 83解除方式 84恢复速度 84设定不同速度 84加速超车 84上下坡行驶 85点烟器与烟灰缸 86电源插座 86手套箱 87饮料架 88顶置控制台若配备 88圆顶灯阅读灯 89车辆信息中心 89用户可自行设计的功能 90 罗盘温度旅程电脑 94 旅程电脑 95电动玻璃天窗若配备 98 快速开启模式 99手动开启模式 99关闭操作 100通风操作 100点火关闭操作 100遮阳操作 101第 7 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册保养 101后车窗功能 102后车窗刮水器洗涤器 102 后车窗除雾器 103行李区设备 104行李厢灯 104可拆式行李厢罩 104行李固定绑钩 105车顶行李架 106开启与关闭发动机罩 109仪表板各项指示说明仪表板与内部控制开关 110组合仪表汽油发动机 111组合仪表说明汽油机车型 111收音机的操作与移动电话 118电子时钟 118时钟设定程序 119带有图形化均衡器磁带播放器及换片箱控制器的 AMFM 立体声收音机 119操作说明收音机模式 119电源开关音量控制 119Seek 按键收音机模式 120调谐器 120左右平衡 120前后平衡 120音质 120AMFM 选项 120第 8 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册Scan 按键 121设定收音机按键记忆功能 121时钟与收音机模式间的切换 121磁带播放器的操作 121Seek 按键 122快速前转 FF 122倒带 RW 122退带 122Scan 按键 122换面 122金属带选项 70 s 123夹式转子释放装置 123杜比降噪系统 123CD 换片箱的操作说明 123 TAPECD-C 键 123Program 键 1 124Program 键 4 随机播放 124FF TUNE RW 124Program 键 5 124Seek 按键 124Time 键 124Scan 按键 125磁带播放器及 CD 播放器的AM 立体声FM带有图形化均衡器立体声收音机 125操作说明收音机模式 125电源开关音量控制 125 Seek 键收音机模式 126调谐器 126第 9 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册左右平衡 126前后平衡 126音质控制 126AMFM 选项 126设定收音机按键记忆功能 127 时间 127操作说明磁带模式 127换面 ? 128磁带 128搜寻 128快速前转 FF 128倒带 RW 128退带 128金属带选项 70 s 129夹式转子释放装置 129杜比降噪 129操作说明 CD 播放器 129放入 CD 129搜寻 Seek 130退出CD 130FFTUNERW 130RND 随机播放 130CDCD-C 131时间 131音响系统遥控控制若配备 131收音机的操作 132磁带播放器 132CD 播放器 132第 10 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册遥控 CD 换片箱若配备 132装入 C 换片箱 133磁带与播放器的保养 136CD 的保养 137空调控制器 137风速控制 138温度控制 138模式选择 139空调装置 140红外线双重区域恒温控制若配备 141 车窗结雾 144启动及操作启动程序 144正常启动 144若发动机无法启动时 144启动后 145驻车互锁系统 146驻车制动 146自动变速器 148档位 149过热模式 152液力变矩器 153摇动车辆 153四轮驱动操作 153Selec-Trac-若配备 153 Quadra-Trac -若配备 158 Quadra-Drive 系统-若配备 160 第 11 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册驾车要领 161公路行驶 161越野行驶 161前后桥差速器锁若配备 164后桥拖曳力锁 164动力转向 165防抱死制动系统 165燃油选择无铅汽油 167燃油添加剂 168油箱盖与加油口 168油箱容量 171轮胎和车轮 171轮胎气压 171更换轮胎 173胎纹磨损指示器 175轮胎对调 175校准与平衡 176轮胎链条或牵引装置 176紧急情况措施危险警示闪光器 177三角警告牌 178灭火器 178发动机过热 178更换轮胎 180千斤顶与车轮扳手的位置 180 备胎位置 182换胎程序 183第 12 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册跨接启动程序 187紧急拖钩若配备 189车辆保养40L 6 缸发动机 19147L 8 缸发动机 191内置式电脑诊断系统 OBD 192 售后服务 192更换零件 193保养程序 193液位检查指南 193发动机废油液的弃置 195发动机机油汽油发动机 195 冷却系统 200发动机空气滤清器 205自动变速器 205动力转向液 208挡风玻璃清洗液前与后 210 挡风玻璃雨刷片 211制动系统 212空调保养 214分动器 214前后桥油液 215传动系统与转向元件润滑 216 润滑脂的选择 216车身润滑 217蓄电池 217外观保养与防锈处理 220第 13 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册三元催化转换器 223保险丝盒 224电气系统故障 226配电中心 227车辆储放 227更换灯泡 227前照灯 227前示廓灯 228转向信号灯 230侧位灯 231尾灯制动灯后雾灯转向信号灯以及倒车灯231中央高位制动灯 232牌照灯 233更换灯泡 234液体容量 235建议使用的油液润滑剂与零件 236底盘 236发动机 237车身 237保养时间表排放控制系统保养 238保养时间表汽油发动机 238时间表 A 240时间表 B 245第 14 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册引言用户须知感谢您选购北京吉普汽车有限公司Jeep 车本公司的Jeep 车秉承戴姆勒克莱斯勒传统造车工艺精良造型独特品质优良绝对值得您信赖本车型是特别针对一般道路与野外行驶而精心设计的一种运动型多用途车 SUV具有传统二轮驱动车辆所没有的优异性能拥有本车就能行遍天下由于本车在道路或野外驾驶时与许多轿车的操控方式不尽相同所以请您花费一点时间来熟悉您的车子在开始操作本车之前请详读用户手册及附件资料确切了解汽车所有的操作方法尤其在制动转向换档系统及分动器换档方面更应特别注意此外还应熟悉各种路面驾驶技术虽然会随着经验累积而提高但不管操作何种车辆一开始都应特别谨慎在野外驾驶或操作车辆时请勿使车辆过载或期望征服大自然的力量驾驶车辆时应遵守各地交通法规和其它车型的车辆一样如未按正确方式操作本车将会使车辆失控或发生意外请确实详读本手册的[公路行驶]与[越野行驶]指南第 15 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册翻车警告运动型多用途车 SUV 比起其他车型的车辆更容易发生翻车意外本车型比起一般轿车其离地间隙较大轮距较窄所以能在多种越野路面上表现出较佳的性能任何车辆若未按正确方式驾驶将会导致失控由于本车型重心较高且轮距较窄万一车子失控会比其它车型更容易造成翻车意外应避免高速急转弯剧烈操作车辆或进行危险的驾驶行为否则可能使车辆失控未按正确方式操作本车将会导致事故翻车及人员伤亡请务必小心驾驶翻车警告标识驾驶员和乘客未系安全带是导致身体严重伤害甚至死亡的主要原因据有关报道显示在翻车事故中未系安全带者明显比系上安全带者的死亡率更高所以请务必系上安全带以超高速驾驶或酒后驾车将导致车辆失控撞击其它车辆或物体偏离路面或翻车上述任何一项失误将导致身体严重伤害甚至死亡第 16 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册为保持车辆最佳状态请按本手册建议的里程区间定期保养车辆各项保养工作应交由北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站或四位一体经销商执行他们拥有合格的技术人员专业工具与设备可提供各项服务北京吉普汽车有限公司与其经销商希望您对本车感到完全满意若您在服务或车辆售后保证方面有不满意之处请随时向本公司销售市场部反映北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站或四位一体经销商将很乐意为您解决任何有关车辆的问题简介本手册内所有内容以出版的最新资料为准本公司保留随时推出新版本的权利本手册由专业服务人员与工程师协助编制完成其内容有助于驾驶员了解新车的各项操作与保养细节请务必详细阅读按照本手册的各项指示与建议来驾车将确保车辆使用者的安全提高驾驶乐趣手册阅读完毕后请存放于车内供随时参阅车辆转售时应附上用户手册北京吉普汽车有限公司保留更改车辆设计与规格的权利并可随时增加或修改其产品配置对于已售出的车辆将无安装这些配件的义务本用户手册内所介绍的配件分标准与选装额外付费两种因此部分设备与配件将不会出现在您的车辆上第 17 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册说明开始驾驶本车之前或欲安装零件配件或对车辆进行改装之前请先阅读用户手册市面上有很多不同制造商生产的替换零件与配件如车主安装这些零配件之后北京吉普汽车有限公司将无法保证您的Jeep 车的安全即使这些零配件经过正式认可例如获得一般操作允许的零件或经过原厂正式认可的零件设计或在安装之后获得本公司的个别操作许可并不代表您的 Jeep 车的驾驶安全不受影响因此本公司与北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站或四位一体经销商将对此不负任何责任只有北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站或四位一体经销商所安装或加装零件的车辆北京吉普汽车有限公司才会承担责任同样原则亦适用于购车后对车辆所进行的任何改装欲获得 Mopar 原厂零件与配件及其它经过北京吉普汽车有限公司认可的产品请与北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站联系北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站最了解您的汽车所有维修人员经过原厂培训并提供原厂 Mopar 零件他们以顾客满意为最高目标当您的汽车欲进行维修保养时请切记交由北京Jeep 特约维修站或四位一体经销商执行警告与注意对于会造成事故或身体伤害的操作过程本手册内均以[警告]表示对于会损坏车辆与配件的操作过程则以[注意]表示应全数阅读手册内容以免忽略任何重要信息所有[警告]与[注意]的指示均应确保遵守第 18 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册整车出厂标牌整车出厂标牌装在发动机罩下水箱上横梁左端打印有车辆识别号整车型号发动机号及出厂日期等车辆识别号是具有唯一性的标识车辆身份的 17 位代码简称 VIN此代码也标识在仪表板左上部的牌子上及后货厢右后侧地板上请勿滥用此码整车型号是中国汽车产品目录所发布的车型代码发动机号与发动机缸体或缸盖上刻印的代码相一致第 19 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册整车基本技术参数车型 BJ2021G BJ2021V8全长毫米 4610 4610全宽毫米 18261826全高毫米整车整备质量状态 1763 1763厂定最大总质量状态 1713 1713轴距毫米 2690 2690轮距毫米1511 1511载货容积立方米座椅竖起 1110 1110座椅放倒 2059 2059载客人数 5 5最大总质量千克 2313 2348整备质量千克 1793 1828发动机型号 C698QA1 C8V93Q 第 20 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册发动机技术参数40 升发动机 47 升发动机型号 C698QA1 C8V93Q型式直列六缸液冷 V 型八缸液冷顶缸径行程顶置气门置气门984 867 930 865毫米毫米排量升 40 47压缩比 871 901燃油系统电控多点燃油喷射电控多点燃油喷射式汽油机式汽油机额定功率转速1454600 1754600千瓦转分最大扭矩转速3113000 4003000牛米转分第 21 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册启动汽车前注意事项汽车钥匙使用须知您的新车钥匙放在塑料袋里袋上随附有钥匙专用码如果有钥匙而无塑料袋请向您的经销商索取此钥匙专用码此钥匙专用码也可以凭购车发票从经销商处获得安全钥匙防盗禁止启动系统本车配备安全钥匙系统利用本系统内含识别码的点火钥匙会将信号传送至车辆电脑只有在车辆电脑确认来自点火钥匙的信号后车辆才会启动和运转若本系统没有确认来自点火钥匙的信号则车辆会在启动运转 2 秒后熄灭发动机安全钥匙灯在点火开关首次转至 ON 位置时会亮起约 2 秒钟如果车辆电脑没有确认来自点火钥匙内的信号时安全钥匙灯会一直闪烁以表明车辆无法开动直到接到发动机熄灭的信号而如果安全钥匙灯在正常操作时持续亮着则表示系统的电子装置出现故障所有附随本车的钥匙均已针对本车的电子装置进行设定说明第 22 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册本车配备的安全钥匙系统与遥控启动系统并不兼容同时使用这些系统可导致车辆启动问题并丧失有效的安全保护大的金属饰物也可造成车辆启动问题这些装置虽不会损及安全钥匙系统但如果这些装置在启动发动机时与安全钥匙非常靠近则可造成暂时性问题若发生问题关闭点火开关并移除安全钥匙圈上的所有金属饰物重新启动发动机备用钥匙说明只有针对本车设定的钥匙才能启动本车对于任何备用钥匙均需要四位数的 PIN 码请向您的经销商询问此码复制备用钥匙时需提供此码钥匙的复制可交由北京 Jeep 特约维修服务站或利用[车主钥匙设定]程序来执行钥匙复制过程必须将空白钥匙与汽车电脑设定配对空白钥匙是指从未设定的钥匙说明若安全钥匙系统必须维修则必须将所有的钥匙交给北京Jeep 特约维修服务部或四位一体经销商车主钥匙设定只要有两把有效的钥匙即可按照以下步骤进行新钥匙与系统的设定配对1 将第一把有效的钥匙插入点火开关并转至 ON 位置至少3 秒钟但以不超过 15 秒为原则然后将点火开关转回至 OFF 位置并取出第一把钥匙第 23 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册2 在 15 秒之内插入第二把有效的钥匙并将点火开关转至ON 位置 10 秒钟后警笛声响起且安全钥匙灯会开始闪烁然后将点火开关转回至 OFF 位置并取出第二把钥匙3 在取出第二把钥匙的 60 秒之内将空白的安全钥匙插入点火开关并转至 ON 位置 10 秒钟后会听到一声警声发出安全钥匙灯会停止闪烁然后再度亮起约 2 秒钟之后熄灭此时新的安全钥匙的设定便告完成重复本程序最多可设定把钥匙一般信息本安全钥匙系统的载波为 43392MHz 符合 EEC 规定这些装置必须经过认证才能适用于每个国家的特殊法规关系到两种不同的法规 ETS 欧洲电子通讯标准 300-220 是大多数国家所使用的 German BZT 联邦法规 225Z125 是以ETC300-220 为基础而建立的但是前者有额外的独特要求操作受到下列两种情况限制1 这个装置不可造成有害的干扰2 这个装置必须接受可能收到的任何干扰包括可能造成非预期操作的干扰第 24 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册取下点火钥匙插入钥匙任何一面朝上均可然后转动开关至图中所示四个位置之一只有在 LOCK 位置才能取出或插入钥匙取下点火钥匙将钥匙朝点火开关锁芯压入然后转至 LOCK 位置自动变速器变速杆必须在停车档的位置钥匙插入点火提醒装置钥匙仍插在点火开关上且未转至 ON 位置时如果打开驾驶员侧车门则会听到警告信号以提醒您取出钥匙注意离开车辆时请务必取出钥匙并锁好所有车门方向盘锁本车配有被动式方向盘锁可避免在没有钥匙的情况下驾驶汽车若方向盘向左或向右转动未超过半圈且钥匙未插入点火开关则方向盘将会被锁住第 25 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册手动锁止方向盘在发动机运转状态下将方向盘转到偏离正常位置半圈然后关闭发动机取出钥匙接着向左或向右轻转方向盘直到锁住为止释放方向盘锁插入钥匙至点火开关后向左或向右轻转方向盘直到锁跳开为止说明若是右转方向盘而将方向盘锁住则必须向右轻转方向盘以开锁若是左转方向盘而将方向盘锁住则必须向左轻转方向盘以开锁车门与举升门锁说明用于启动汽车的钥匙同样适用于开启或锁上驾驶员侧车门将钥匙插入锁芯并转动以打开驾驶员侧车门本车其他三扇车门举升门或外掀式玻璃通风窗没有配置锁芯利用车内电动门锁开关或遥控无钥匙进入遥控器可开启其他三扇车门举升门或外掀式玻璃通风窗欲开启举升门时如上述方式先解除门锁然后拉动车门把手并往上掀起第 26 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册警告在举升门开启的情况下行驶会使有毒的尾气进入车内这些尾气对驾驶员与乘客有害因此行驶中请确保关好举升门举升门外掀式玻璃通风窗当举升门解除门锁时举升门外掀式玻璃通风窗也会随着解除锁定欲开启外掀式玻璃通风窗时将位于举升门上的车窗开关往上扳动即可举升门外掀式玻璃通风窗一旦开启接至后窗雨刷的连线便会中断因此外掀式玻璃通风窗开启时后雨刷便不会动警告在外掀式玻璃通风窗开启的情况下行驶会使有毒的尾气进入车内这些尾气对驾驶员与乘客有害行驶中请确保关好外掀式玻璃通风窗第 27 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册车门锁所有车门均配有滑拨式内侧门锁离开车辆欲锁上车门时将门锁杆往后拨动朝车后至 LOCK 位置即可一旦上锁之后除非将锁杆放松否则便无法从车内开启后车门而前车门则仍可利用车内把手开启离开车辆欲开启车门时将门锁杆往前拨动朝车前至UNLOCK 位置即可警告考虑到乘客安全与撞车时的安全请在开车停车或离开车辆时锁上车门儿童保护锁本车后车门配有儿童保护锁打开后车门将门边的安全杆往上推则该车门关闭后便无法由车内开启将安全杆往下推即可解除锁定第 28 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册警告应避免撞车时乘客受困于车内当启用儿童保护锁时切记只有从车外才能开启后车门电动门锁系统电动门锁开关位于一个控制板上将开关往车后方向按下可锁上所有车门往前方按下则解除所有车门锁止驾驶员侧与前乘客侧的电动门锁开关可打开所有车门和举升门若驾驶员侧车门开启钥匙仍留在点火开关内则无法使用电动门锁开关锁上车门此安全设计可防止您将钥匙误锁在车内一旦上锁之后除非将锁杆放松否则便无法从车内开启后车门而两个前车门则仍可利用车内把手开启第 29 页共 256 页北京吉普大切诺基用户手册自动门锁选定此功能后只要车速超过 24 公里小时 15 英里小时且所有车门均已关好时本车的门锁会自动锁上而任一个车门再开启时此功能即会重设此功能是可以选择的即可以开启或关闭请参阅[顶置控制台]章节中用户可自行设计的功能以便选取这个功能自动开锁功能如果车辆是在停止状态而档位是在停车档或是空档时当驾驶员侧车门锁打开时此功能会将所有车门的锁打开请参阅[顶置控制台]章节中用户可自行设计的功能。
信捷xc 系列PLC 基本指令
郑州日产汽车用户手册说明书
注意
首次充电，要求自动充满 SOC 为 100%，以达到 SOC 向上触发修 正，可以保证 SOC 精度，避免在 SOC 过低时精度差导致断动力故 障。
驶您的汽车。
本手册通篇使用“ 警告”标 记，用于指示该处可能导致死亡 或严重人身伤害。为了避免或减 少危险，必须严格遵守注意事项。
本手册通篇使用“ 注意”标记， 表示该处可能造成轻度或中度人 身伤害或车辆损伤，为了避免或 减少危险，必须谨慎遵守注意事 项。
如果您看到上图中类似标志，表 示箭头指向车辆前方。
务中心询问，他们一定会高兴地 为您服务。 联系地址：
中国河南郑州市郑东新区莲 湖路 3 号 郑州日产汽车有限公司客户服 务部售后服务课 邮编：450046 电话：400 699 9766
1、关于充电 帕拉索电动车是一款纯电动汽 车，只能采用自身的动力电池提 供能量来行驶。为了避免因动力 电池过放电而导致车辆无法行 驶，请及时充电并在行驶前根据 仪表提供的剩余里程判断电量需 求是非常重要的，本车型提供三 种充电方式供用户选择。
当摁压格栅充电口盖开启不 顺时，可分别按压两个锁扣的位 置打开格栅充电口盖，并及时用 抹布或气枪对锁舌和锁扣除尘。
当车辆处于充电状态时，车 辆仪表上会显示充电状态：
当充电完成后，车辆仪表会自 动休眠不再显示充电状态信息。 当仪表 SOC 值低于 6%，出现电 量低报警提示时，推荐客户去充 电，可以确保不会因电量不足而 无动力搁浅，不推荐在电量耗尽 后再进行充电，因为那样会影响 电池的使用寿命。 家用交流充电是使用车辆配备 的交流充电连接装置进行充电
艾默生灵冻
使用说明书我们的愿景:艾默生环境优化技术将与我们的合作伙伴一起,向世界范围的客户提供整合的环境优化解决方案,提高人类生活舒适度,保障食品安全,保护环境。
领先技术造就一流产品艾默生环境优化技术,作为艾默生业务板块,是世界领先的家用及工商业应用领域采暖、空调和制冷解决方案提供商。
公司以卓越的技术、工程、设计、销售、培训和服务为全球客户提供定制的气候控制整体解决方案。
艾默生环境优化技术的创新技术,帮助提升人体舒适度、护航食品保鲜,保护环境。
和 ,以节23ZX系列冷凝机组声明感谢购买艾默生环境优化技术提供的ZX系列冷凝机组。
ZX系列冷凝机组在制冷量和运行范围上均表现出市场领先的品质。
ZX冷凝机组专为中温和低温制冷应用而设计,具有高可靠性和高效率的特点,并能持续监控压缩机运行状态,显示冷凝机组的运行或故障状态。
为保证机组的安全可靠运行,ZX系列冷凝机组的安装必须遵循行业标准,其选型、安装和维修必须由专业人员进行。
本用户手册并未包含所有制冷设备安装需遵循的行业准则。
对于由无经验或未经专业培训的人员操作、或由于错误的安装设计造成的损失,将不作为合理的追责理由。
如有任何疑问,请向当地销售办公室提供机组铭牌上的机组型号和序列号进行咨询。
如随机附带的接线图与本手册中的接线图发生不符情况,请以随机附带的接线图为准。
ZX冷凝机组介绍ZX中温、ZXB中温、ZXD数码中温和ZXL低温系列冷凝机组已享誉市场,以其节约能耗、友好的控制体验在亚洲市场取得巨大成功。
ZX/ZXB/ZXD/ZXL机组在亚洲范围内应用于著名的终端用户和冷链零售商现场。
ZX平台产品在全球市场上得到广泛认可,特制开发的机型已出口美国、欧洲和中东市场。
收到机组的检查所有机组运输前均充有一定正压的干氮气。
机组和包装均贴有明显的标签。
机组截止阀上配有维修接口以便检查机组保压状态。
注意!当您从艾默生或授权代表处收到机组时,对每一台机组进行保压检查是非常重要的。
如发现保压已消失,请联系艾默生或授权代表。
XC606单轴步进电机控制器说明书V2.1
⑸在当前行按【插入】键，本行会显示『暂停指令』，按【上移】和【下移】键可以选
择用户需要的指令，输入参数后，按【确认】，就完成了本条指令的编辑。
⑹当用户完成所有的指令编写后，可以按【上页】和【下页】键，浏览用户任务的每一
行。
⑺按【ESC】键，可以退出『任务编写』，返回上一级。
用户指令如下表所示：
序 号
公参共数参名称数如下表所参示数：范围
手动增量 1-999999
脉冲方式 单脉冲 或者 双脉冲 起跳频率 60-50000 升降曲线 0-9 手动速度 60-50000 回零速度 60-50000
V2.1
功能描述 手动左移或者右移时每次所走的量，单位可以是长 度在（手动mm模）式，，圈如，果度短，按脉【冲左。移】或【右移】键就运 行本参数设定的量，如果长按【左移】或【右移】 键，按下去时运行，抬起来时停止。 脉冲方式要与驱动器保持一致，默认为单脉冲 电机启动时的频率，当设定的升降曲线的时间较长 时起跳频率应设低，反之则设高点。在电机可正常 运行的情况下低点较好。 曲长线，曲0 线的升0-降9 依速次时加间长最。短，曲线 9 的升降速时间最 此处以显示方式为脉冲作例子。 此处以显示方式为脉冲作例子。
V2.1
5
功能描述 在每个用户任务开始编写之前请先确 定是以何种单位显示。默认为脉冲。 如果用户选择的显示方式是圈，度，或 者长度（mm），用户任务开始编写之前 请先根据实际情况输入本参数，否则用 户所设定的速度，和位移量是不对的。 如果用户选择的显示方式是长度 （mm），用户任务开始编写之前请先根 据实际情况输入本参数，否则用户所设 定的速度，和位移量是不对的。 程控：电机根据用户编写的任务中的指 令执行； 直控：按键抬起来停止，按下运行，可 设定步数，当设定步数走完后，即使按 键没抬起，仍然会停止，当步数没走完 抬起来也停止。当步数设为 0 时，一直 执行按下运行，抬起停止。 直控按键为外部按键时，接在左键和右
快捷公司自行车辆用户指南说明书
CAUTION:Stability - Wheelchair is designed to be safe and stable as long as center of gravity is maintained while going about normal activities. Care must be taken while performing activities that shift your center of gravity in the chair. Never reach so far that require you to shift in the seat or bend over out of the chair. When you have to reach for objects that require you to lean, be certain front casters are pointing in a forward position that extends the wheel base and will stabilize the chair.Ramps - Be sure of your own capabilities, limitations and strength before attempting to go up a ramp. Correct techniques on ramp negotiation should be shown to you by a qualified professional. Assistance is recommended when going up or down inclines greater than 10o. If you must stop on an incline, avoid sudden, abrupt movement when you resume movement. Because of backward angle of the chair, sudden abrupt movement could cause instability. Attempting to use the wheel lock brakes could result in accidental locking, tipping to one side, or cause a sudden stop. Avoid changing direction when going down an incline, as this could result in instability of tipping over.back upholsteryarmrestside panelfront riggingfoot plateforkcrossbracecaster wheelhandrimrear wheelhandgripcruiser IIIwheelchairPleASe ReAd ThIS mANUAl CARefUlly TO INSURe SAfe USAge ANd UNdeRSTANdINg Of mAINTeNANCeINSTRUCTIONS.Congratulations on your purchase of a drive wheelchair. drive wheelchairs are a product of quality engineering and are manufactured to meet our own highly rigid specifications and will surpass all your expectations.USe ANd SAfeTy:Wheel locks - engage both wheel locks before getting in or out of chair, leaning forward in chair, or while in an elevator or wheelchair lift. Proper adjustment of wheel lock is at least 1/8” when locked. locks are engaged by pushing handle completely forward. Adjustments to locks are made by loosening or tightening nut on the carriage bolt. embed lock shoe at least 1/8” by sliding clamp toward rear wheel while handle is engaged in locked position. Tighten nut and bolt to secure in position. T est for correct locking action before actual use.Tires - Solid rubber tires need minimal maintenance, but should be cleaned occasionally with a damp cloth. Replace if tires become severely worn or cracking appears.front Casters - Casters should be checked periodically and lubricated occasionally. lubricate by removing fork and greasing caster stem bearings. lubricate wheel bearings by removing wheel from fork. Reassemble fork and wheel by tightening nuts until no play remains, but wheels roll freely. If nut is too loose, caster will shimmy, if too tight, chair will be hard to steer.Removal of Swing-away foot rests/leg rests - Release lock by pushing on the front rigging lever. Swing-away foot rest /leg rest out and sideways. lift to remove.AdjUSTINg leNgTh Of fOOTReST/leg ReST - Whenadjusting length of foot rests or leg rests, user should be sitting inwheelchair with feet on the foot plates. loosen bolt on the clamparound support assembly. Raise or lower foot plate to desiredposition that will provide maximum support of thighs. front rig-ging should not be so low that it causes uncomfortable pressureto thighs at front of seat upholstery. footrest should not be lowerthan 2-1/2” from the ground to ensure clearance.AdjUSTINg/elevATINg leg ReST - lift foot plate on legrest assembly to desired position. Release leg rest assembly andit will automatically lock into place. T o lower, push out on leg restlever and lower foot plate to desired position.WheelS - large rear wheels should be inspected at least oncea month to ensure proper tightness. If wheel wobbles or is loose,release lock nut and tighten axle bolt slightly. T est for propertightness by learning chair to one side and spin adjusted wheel.geNeRAl CARe - Wipe chrome parts with a clean, soft cloth atleast once a week. All metal parts can be cleaned with auto waxor similar poducts. If exposed to moisture, dry immediately. do notuse an abrasive cleanser that will scratch the finish.TO OPeN ChAIR - Open wheelchair by tilting to one side andpushing down on seat rail until fully opened.TO ClOSe/fOld ChAIR - first fold foot plates to verticalposition. grab seat with both hands at front and back edge andlift. Or, tilt chair to one side and lift up on seat rail.RemOvABle ARmS - Remove arms by depressing spring buttonand lifting arms out of front and rear sockets.WARNINgdo not attempt to adjust or operate wheelchair without readingcarefully all instructions in this manual.This wheelchair has not been approved as a seat that can beused within vehicles of any kind. Always transfer wheelchairuser to a vehicle manufacturers approved seat and use safetyrestraints available.do not operate this wheelchair on roadways, streets or anysurfaces with vehicular traffic.do not attempt to operate on inclines 10% or greater withoutproper assistance.Be sure to completely engage wheel locks when getting in andout of wheelchair or when in elevator or wheelchair lift.Wheelchair should be on a smooth, stable and level area withwheel locks engaged before transferring user in or out ofwheelchair.do not adjust foot rests any lower than 2-1/2” from floor.When getting in or out of wheelchair, do not stand on or applyweight to foot rests.Before reaching or leaning forward, rotate casters to front ofthe wheelchair engage wheel locks to help prevent wheelchairfrom tipping over.do not lean over or apply weight to the top of wheelchairback. This can cause wheelchair to tip over. When tryingto extend arms over back, only reach as far as your arm canextend without having to alter your seating position.dO NOT stand on wheelchair.dO NOT use wheel locks to slow your descent downan incline.Abruptly changing directions while going down an inclinecould cause instability or possible tipping over.。
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本手册包含了基本的保证人身安全与保护本产品及连接设备应遵守的注意事项，这些注意事项在手 册中以警告三角形加以突出，其他未竟事项请遵守基本的电气操作规程。
1-1．产品规格 ....................................................................................................................................2 1-2．外形尺寸 ....................................................................................................................................4 1-3．端子台排列................................................................................................................................. 5 1-4．通讯口引脚定义......................................................................................................................... 7 2．电源电路的规格、输入输出规格与外部配线 ................................................................................8 2-1．电源规格 ....................................................................................................................................9 2-2．AC电源、DC输入型 ...............................................................................................................10 2-3．输入规格 .................................................................................................................................. 11 2-4．DC输入信号处理（AC电源型）............................................................................................ 12 2-5．输出规格及输出电路的处理 ................................................................................................... 14 3．运动控制指令、参数、特殊数据寄存器及辅助继电器说明 ......................................................17 3-1．软元件编号一览表................................................................................................................... 18 3-2．运动控制指令一览表（XCM系列专用） .............................................................................. 20 3-3．指令说明的阅读方法............................................................................................................... 21 3-4．运动控制指令........................................................................................................................... 23 3-5．运动控制参数........................................................................................................................... 41 3-6．特殊数据寄存器一览表........................................................................................................... 46 3-7．特殊辅助继电器一览表........................................................................................................... 47 3-8．脉冲输出标志位一览表........................................................................................................... 49 3-9．应用案例 ..................................................................................................................................53 4．附录.................................................................................................................................................. 61 4-1．基本顺控制令表....................................................................................................................... 62 4-2．应用指令一览表....................................................................................................................... 63 4-3．特殊功能指令一览表............................................................................................................... 66 4-4．高速计数器分配....................................................................................................................... 67 4-5．频率测量端口分配................................................................................................................... 68 4-6．外部输入中断分配................................................................................................................... 69
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前言
XCM 运动控制型 PLC 功能特点
XCM 运动控制型 PLC 的概述
XCM 运动控制型具有如下特点： ¾ 集运动控制功能及普通 PLC 功能于一身的可编程控制器 XCM 系列运动控制型 PLC 不仅支持运动控制功能，同样支持普通 PLC 的绝大部分 功能，包括高速脉冲、高速计数、中断、PID 控制等。 ¾ 最多可支持 10 轴脉冲输出 XCM 系列包含 3 轴、4 轴、10 轴脉冲输出，最大化满足了用户的控制需求。 ¾ 优越的运动控制性能 可实现两轴联动，支持普通运动控制指令如圆弧，直线插补等。 ¾ 平面转换功能 支持平面转换 PLAN 指令，可进行 X-Y、Y-Z、X-Z 等的两轴联动转换。 ¾ 可扩展 XC 系列开关量、模拟量模块以及 BD 板 与 XC 系列 PLC 相似，XCM 系列同样支持模块和 BD 板的扩展，包括开关量、温度 模拟量模块等。 ¾ 追踪控制功能 XCM-24/32T3 可实现追踪控制功能，适用于材料的连续加工，可实现定长、定标两 种加工方式。
安装注意
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