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• Do not stand on or step in drawers.
• Keep children away from unit.
• Wear gloves when lifting edges.
• Cart is designed to roll easily on flat surfaces and should not be used on uneven or inclined surfaces.
Step 1: Locate the key tied to the bottom tray. Using the key, open the lid and remove the caster box from the bottom drawer. Once removed, make sure all drawers are completely closed and the inside lever is in the locked position. Close the top lid and lock.
Step 12: Insert the 4 Stove bolts (Part #4) provided to the opposite side of the cart. Note: This stove bolt is shorter due to not having to pass through a handle or bumper.
Step 4: Install back leg (Part #7) labeled BL or BR and bumper (Part #14 without logo) following the same procedure as above. Note: Make sure the back leg is inside the hinge rivet. Otherwise the holes will not line up during assembly!!!

美国电器品牌产品说明书

Thank you for purchasing Stanton’s newest innovation in professional tabletop mixer. The SMX.202 mixer was designed to bring style andreliability to the mobile or club DJ at an affordable cost. Compact designUser replaceable crossfader2 phono, 2 line, 1 microphone inputGain, Hi and Low Controls on ChannelsPowerful stereo headphone outputCue Pan Selector (Ch.1-Ch.2)Bright LED Output IndicatorsChecking Package ContentsCheck that the carton contains the following items:(1) SMX.202 Mixer(2) AC adaptor(3) User's ManualINTRODUCTIONMAIN FEATURESACCESSORIES1. Channel Gain - Adjusts the pre-fader volume for cleaner sound.2. Mic Input Gain - Adjusts microphone input level.3. Mic EQ - The mic channel includes a two-band EQ with a range of +10dB to -10 dB.4. Channel EQ - Adjusts the high, mid and low frequencylevels of the input channels for your desire.5. Input Fader - Controls individual source levels (channels) in the mix.6. Crossfader - Used to mix the sound from both channels.7. Mic Input - Insert your ¼” microphone plug here.8. Headphone Input - Insert your ¼” headphone plugs here.9. Input toggle switch - Selects which source will be active based on what you have connected to the rear panel input section (phono/line).10. Channel Cue / Cue Pan - Used to preview channel audioto your headphones. Listen here before bringing upchannel faders or moving the crossfader. 11. Headphone Level - Adjusts cue volume.12. Master Level - Controls the overall output level.13. Power Switch - Turns unit off and on.14. Power Connector - Plug in the included power supplyhere.15. Master Output - Unbalanced RCA connectors controlledby the Master level.16. Line Inputs - Unbalanced RCA jacks for connecting stereoaudio from line level sources such as CD players, HiFi VCRs, cassette decks, DAT machines, laser discs, tuners, even synthesizers or other mixing consoles.Note: Plug mono audio sources into both Left and Right inputs using a "Y" cable connector.17. Phono Inputs - Plug your turntables in here. When theseconnectors are used, your signal is fed directly to thehigh-quality RIAA phono pre-amplifiers. Use this positiononly for turntables. Line level sources will overload thesensitive phono preamps and will cause distortion.18. GND - Connect each of your turntable ground leads toeither of the two ground terminals.QUICK SETUP DIAGRAMReview this setup diagram. Make sure all faders are at "zero" and all devices are off. First, connect all input sources and processors. Next, connect your microphone and monitor headphones. Finally, connect the stereo outputs to the power amplifier(s) and/or audio receivers such as tape decks. Plug your mixer into AC power. Now you are ready to switch everything on.IMPORTANT: Always switch on your audio input sources, such as turntables or CD players first, then your mixer, and finally any amplifiers. When turning off, always reverse this operation by turning off amplifiers, then your mixer, and then input devices.TurntablePowerSupplyTurntableAC 9VDAT, etc.Power Amp.SPECIFICATIONSInput / output impedance & sensitivity:Line 47k ohm /-14 dB +/-3 dBPhono 47k ohm /-50 dB +/-3 dBMic 6k ohm /-54 dB +/-3 dBMaster (Rec) 47k ohm /0 dB +/-3 dBPhones (load=32 ohm)33 ohm / -3 dB +/-3 dBMax. output (THD=5%, load=47k)Master (RCA) More than 18 dB (8.0V)Phones More than 5 dB (1.8V) at load=32 ohmChannel balance: Within 3 dBFrequency response:Line 20-20 kHz +/- 3 dBPhono 20-20 kHz +2/-3 dB (RIAA)Mic 50-20 kHz+2/-3 dBS/N ratio: (IEC-A weighted)Line Less than -75 dBVPhono Less than -65 dBVMic Less than -55 dBVTHD + N:Master output (load=47k ohm) Less than 0.2%Phones output (load=32 ohm) Less than 0.3%Crosstalk: More than 50 dB at 1 kHz between L and R channelsChannel EQ:Hi +9/-25 dB +2/-3 dB at 10 k HzLow +9/-25 dB +2/-3 dB at 100 HzMic EQ :Hi +10/-10 dB +2/-3 dB at 10 k HzLow +10/-10 dB +2/-3 dB at 100 HzPower Source: A C 9VDimensions: 228 (W) X 265 (D) X 87 (H) mmWeight: 2.8 kgWARRANTY & RETURN POLICYStanton Magnetics 772 S. Military TrailPhone: +1 (954) 949-9600Technical Support: service@WarrantyThrough Stanton’s authorized dealers around the World, Stanton, or one of Stanton’s authorized distributors outside the U.S., will, without charge, repair or replace, at the sole discretion of the entity responsible for making the repair or providing the replacement, any Stanton merchandise proved defective in material or workmanship for a period of one year following the date of original purchase. Exceptions to this warranty are as noted below:The warranty for mechanical parts which are subject to wear and tear are limited to the earlier of either thirty (30) days following the date of original purchase or the following number of cycles: Faders - 15,000; Rotary potentiometers - 10,000; and Switches - 10,000.Stanton will warrant all replacement parts and repairs for ninety (90) days from the date of original shipment. Repairs made necessary by reason of misuse, alteration, normal wear, or accident are not covered under this warranty.Returnsreplacement must be returned (freight prepaid if not hand-delivered) to the authorized Stanton dealer from whom the merchandise was purchased and in the same country where the merchandise was purchased. For purposes of purchases made via the Internet, the merchandise must be returned to the authorized Stanton dealer in the country where the authorized Stanton dealer which sold the merchandise to purchaser is located and not the authorized Stanton dealer in the country where the purchaser is located or the country in which the merchandise was received. Any returns to a non-authorized dealer or to an authorized Stanton dealer not in the same country as the merchandise was intended to be sold or as set forth above will void this warranty.To initiate a warranty repair, you must contact the authorized Stanton dealer from whom you purchased the merchandise, and follow such authorized Stanton dealer’s return policy.Stanton’s liability for any claim, whether based on breach of contract, negligence, infringement of any rights of any party, or product liability, and relating to the merchandise shall not exceed the price received by Stanton from your purchase of such merchandise. In no event will Stanton be liable for any of Stanton or otherwise. To the extent permitted by law and except as otherwise provided above, Stanton disclaims any express or implied warranties of country to country.If there is a dispute regarding the warranty of merchandise that does not fall under the warranty conditions stated above, please include a written explanation with the merchandise when returned pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth herein.Please register your product online at LITS00059 12/18/09。

美国品牌甲板产品装配说明书

Check Box for These ContentsIn the event of missing or defective parts please call our customer service dept. at 180****9346,ext#20 (Mon. to Fri. 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM EST). 1. Arches (2)2. Arch Rafters (5)3. Post Caps (4)4. Left Posts (2)5. Right Posts (2)6. Side Panel Top Horizontal Rails (2)7. Side Panel Bent Vertical Spindles (4) 56.448 in.8. Side Panel Middle Straight Vertical Spindles (2) 55.375 in. 9. Side Panel Middle Horizontal Rail (2) 10. Side Panel Bottom Horizontal Rail (2) 11. Ground Anchoring Stakes (4)12. 1 1/4 in (3.17cm) Self Augering Screws (34)Tools You Will Need• Cordless Drill • Level• Stool or Short Ladder • ShovelAssembly Time• Approximately 30 minutes (2 People)General Information• When assembling components, place on a non-abrasive surface (i.e. shipping box) to avoid scratching.• We recommend an area approx 10 ft. x 8 ft. for unobstructed assembling. • You should not need to use excessive force when assembling components.The London ArborPlease read through before starting assembly.IMPORTANT: CHECK THE INSIDE OF YOUR POSTS FOR ALL MATERIALS.118 in 45.7 cm 21 in 53.3 cm11 in 27.9 cm56 in 142.2 cmVer 2/Oct 20082Layout one arch and insert the five arch rafters as illustrated.Holding the opposite arch, guide the arch rafters into the routedholes as illustrated.Fasten the arches to the top rafter using 1 1/4 in (3.17cm.) screwsas illustrated.The London ArborAssemble the Arch System323Layout the Side Panel Bottom Horizontal Rail and insert the Middle STRAIGHT Vertical Spindle (slightly shorter than the two outervertical spindles that will be bent into place).Insert the two vertical spindles that will be BENT into place(slightly longer than middle vertical spindle).Slide the Side Panel Middle Horizontal Rail over the three verticalspindles to about the middle of the vertical spindles.Position the Side Panel Top Horizontal Rail and insert the MiddleVertical Spindle.Tension bend into place the two outer vertical spindles. The assembled side panel will need to be held together until it isinserted into the post.(Continued on following page...)12Assemble the Side Panels112345PLEASE NOTE:Arch rafters have locking tabs located at both ends. Once inserted and pushed into the routered holes they will lockinto place permanently.3Set out one side panel ensuring that holes at the bottom of the posts face outwards. Insert the assembled arch through the holesat the top of the posts.Do the same for the other side panel. Ensure the holes at the bottom of the posts face outwards. You will need a helper.Adjust the opening to 42 in. (106.7cm) between the posts (arbor allows for minor variance if you desire a smaller or larger opening).Fasten the arch system to the posts by installing four screws asillustrated at each post.Place post caps on top of posts.The London ArborConnect Arch System to Side Panels6789Layout one LEFT post (as identified) horizontally with holes facing up and insert the assembled side panel by aligning the horizontal rails with the holes on the post. Large hole for ground anchoringneeds to be at the bottom.Layout one RIGHT post (as identified) horizontally with holes facing up and insert the assembled side panel and post into.Large hole for ground anchors needs to be at the bottom.Fasten the side panel to the posts by using 1 1/4 in (3.17cm.) screws into the posts as illustrated. Ensure that all horizontal rails on side panel “bottom out” inside the posts prior to screwing together.Repeat as necessary for other side panel.1234541915 Dove St., Port Huron MI USA 48060TollFreePhone:180********TollFreeFax:187****9286separately Into Earth For Permanent InstallationMove the arbor to its final location (you will need a helper). When you are satisfied with the location, mark the positions of the posts, then move the arbor aside and lay it carefully on it’s side. Excavate 4 holes approx 3 in. (7.6 cm.) deep. Carefully move the arbor back into position and level it both vertically and horizontally.Drive the four ground anchoring stakes through the oval holeat the bottom of the posts in the ground.Backfill the holes with the excavated soil to cover the anchors.1Temporary Arbor Installation23Arbors must be well secured to prevent tipping over from wind load etc.We have provided four ground anchors for securing the arbor in a temporary application like a wedding, etc. These anchors are not designed to permanently mount your arbor.If you are installing your arbor on concrete or a wood deck, visit your hardware store to purchase the appropriate galvanized bracketing hardware.Into Earth for Temporary Installation。

美国电子产品生产商产品说明书

Warning:To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose camera or monitor to rain or moisture.The lightning flash with arrowheadsymbol, within a triangle,is intended toalert the user to the presence ofuninsulated dangerous voltage within theproduct's enclosure;that may be ofsufficient magnitude to constitute a riskof electric shock to persons.Caution:To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover(or back). No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.The exclamation mark within a triangle isintended to alert the user to the presenceof important operating and maintenance(servicing)instructions in the literatureaccompanying the appliance.FCC declarationThis device complies with part 15of the FCC rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:1This device may not cause harmful interference.2This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.This equipment has been tested and found to complywith the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part15of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation.This equipment generates,uses and can radiate radiofrequency energy and, if not installed and used inaccordance with the instructions, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications.However,there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in aparticular installation.If this equipment does causeharmful interference to radio or television reception,which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures:•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.•Increase the distance between the equipment and thereceiver.•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuitdifferent from that to which the receiver is connected.•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)This equipment complies with the European rules forEMC according to EN50081-1and EN50082-1.The equipment conforms with the EMC directive andlow-voltage directive.This device complies with EMC rules under testconditions that included use of system cables andconnectors between system components. If you have any problems,contact your dealer.WarningAny unauthorized modification to this equipment may cause violation of the FCC or EMC rules resulting in the revocation of the authorization to operate the equipment.B/W ObservationQuad The illustrations to which this manualrefers are shown on the front cover flap.Table of contentsPage Introduction (2)Installation (3)MonitorCamerasVCRExtra monitorAlarm contactCableOperation (4)MonitorSystem on/offPower save/activeNormal modeSilent modeBrightness/ContrastVolumeTalk functionDoorbell functionAction functionView modesFull screen modeCamera sequence modeQuad modeVCR modeClock adjust functionDisplay time and date (on/off)Time and date adjustmentEvent replay functionNext camera inputAlarmAlarm programmingAutomatic alarm terminationPremature alarm terminationAlarm priorityTips for maintenance (5)Read these instructions, before putting your system inoperation.IntroductionBy purchasing this system you possess a sophisticated,easy-to-operate observation system.The observation system consists of a specially designed monochrome monitor with a number of observationand security functions, including:•Reproduction of image and sound picked-up by thecamera(can be extended by an intercom).Thereproduced images and sound can be recorded by means of a video recorder.•Quad mode feature displays images of up to 4cameras in4 quadrants on the monitor screen.•Event replay function to store and replay the images of an alarm,a doorbell or a lost camera.•Monitoring of the camera lines for breakage in the cable.•Alarm detection by means of an alarm box (optional) or by the alarm contacts on the camera.•Triggering external equipment by means of an actionbox (optional)and/or alarm.•On Screen Display (OSD) to show time, date,cameranumber and alarm information on screen or on videotape.When the picture and sound are switched off by means of the power save switch on the control panel of themonitor, the cameras continue to transmit images andsound to the VCR and slave output. The alarmfunctions also remain active.In addition,several CCD cameras and accessories can be connected to the monitor by means of a four-wire(telephone) system cable.Accessories:The system can be extended by one or more systemaccessories or other peripheral equipment,such as:•Intercom box•Alarm box•Action box•Cameras(a maximum of four)•Cable extension adapter•Camera interface box•Slave monitor•Video printersMains supply:The monitor can be connected to a power voltage of100-240 V ~50/60Hz. The safe low-voltage(24V_)for the camera(s)and the system accessory boxes is supplied by the monitor through the system cable.InstallationWhen the configuration is altered,thesystem must be scanned again.Thereforealways switch off the system by means ofthe rear power switch when a camera oraccessory is added or removed. Onlyoperating the power save button is notsufficient.Remark:Only the inputs to which cameras are connected can be selected or used by the monitor.It is therefore useless toconnect an accessory to an input to which no camera isconnected.MonitorOn the back of the monitor the following can beconnected:CamerasConnect the camera to one of the camera inputs at the back of the monitor (fig. B-1).Correctly directing the camera at the object will be easier when the monitor is temporarily installed at the camera site.VCRFor the recording and reproducing of image and sound a video recorder has to be connected to the input andoutput (VCR-audio/video in/out) on the back of themonitor (fig. B-2).The VCR output can also be used to connect otherperipheral equipment.For example,a video printer for hard copies.Extra monitorYou can connect an extra monitor to the slave-output(fig. B-3),by using the same twisted pair system cable.The extra monitor gives exactly the same image andsound as the basic system monitor.In VCR mode, the slave monitor shows the image of the last selected camera.Alarm contactThe alarm contact (make(N.O.)and break (N.C.))of the monitor (fig. B-5) can,for instance,be used to start up a video recorder, siren or telephone selector.CableA4-wire system cable(see specifications)is supplied asstandard.For optimum picture and sound quality, a standard dual 'twisted-pair' (telephone) cable should be used.There is an extensive range of plugs and tools available in the hobby and professional trade to extend the cable.Always ensure that the connection is made as shown in figure C.Caution:The plugs used for the observation system have the same dimensions as standard telephone plugs. Never connect a telephone to the camera or system monitor.The maximum distance that can be bridged(without a cable extension adapter)between the monitor and thecameras is300meters.OperationMonitorSystem on/offBy means of the system button (fig. B-7)the system can be switched on and off.When the system is switched off all the camera LED's are off and the auto(sequence) LED flashes on periodically.Remark:Use the system button to switch off the system whena camera or accessory is added or removed.Power active/saveBy pressing the power save button(fig. A-1)the imageand sound of the monitor can be switched off,thussaving power.The camera continues to transmit image and sound tothe VCR, slave and aux.output. The alarm functionsalso remain active.By pressing the set and power save buttonsimultaneously the system can be toggled between power save/normal mode and power save/silent mode.If thepower save button is pressed the system will switch tothe last toggled power save mode.Normal mode(the auto sequence LED(fig. A-12) is on)In case of an alarm,a cable cut or a doorbell, themonitor automatically switches from power save to'active' mode and the monitor automatically reproduces the image and sound of the triggered camera input.When there is no response, the system will automatically return to the power save mode after1 minute.Silent mode(the auto sequence LED(fig. A-12) flashes off periodically)On occurrence of an alarm or doorbell the monitor stays in'power save' mode. No image or sound is reproduced and the LED of the camera input, which triggered thealarm or doorbell, will rapidly blink. The alarm output contact is activated(in case of an alarm).Brightness/contrastWith the brightness(fig. A-6) and contrast knob (fig.A-5) the picture can be adjusted to your personalpreference or to the ambient conditions.VolumeWith the volume knob the sound level can be adjusted (fig. A-7).Talk functionBy pressing the talk button(fig. A-8) the built-inmicrophone (fig.A-9) in the monitor is switched on.The sound from the microphone can be reproduced by means of an intercom box(optional).Doorbell functionWhen the doorbell button on the optional intercom box is pressed,a buzzer will sound at the monitor,afterwhich the picture will be switched to the corresponding camera.If the automatic camera sequence is active, it will bestopped. If the system operator does not react within 1minute to the warning signal by pressing any button,themonitor will return to its previous status,or theautomatic camera sequence will continue. The EventReplay will be activated.Action functionBy means of the action button(fig. A-10)it is possible toactivate an(optional) action box. This can,for instance, be used to open a door remotely. The action boxremains active for as long as the button is pressed.View modesBy pressing the view button (fig. A-4) the following view modes can be selected:Full screen modeA maximum of four cameras can be connected to themonitor. Choosing a camera is done with the cameraselection keys1,2,3and4(fig. A-2). The appropriateLED will light up.The number of the selected camera will be visible at the top side of the monitor screen.Camera sequence modeThe monitor switches slowly between the pictures(image + sound)of the connected cameras. The camera numberand the sequence symbol V are visible at the top of the screen.The camera sequence LED(fig. A-12) and the Ledof the currently seleted camera are on(fig. A-2).The camera sequence time(auto sequence time)can beadjusted between4and 60seconds on the back of themonitor (fig.B-4).Remark:This mode is only functional when the observationsystem has more than one camera.Quad modeThe images of the (max. 4)connected cameras aredisplayed simultaneously at¼ of the screen size.The sound is coming from the selected camera whoseborder is high-lighted in green.Unavailable images areshown as grey black areas.VCR modeThe monitor reproduces the image and sound of theVCR.The VCR-LED (fig. A-11)will light up.Clock adjust functionThe clock adjust function is operated with the following control buttons:1.set(fig.A-3)Activates or deactivates the clock adjust function.2.next(fig. A-2c)Selects the next item.3.–/+(fig. A-2b/2a)Decreases/increases the value of the selected item.Display time and date (on/off)•Press set to activate the clock function menu.•Press the–or+button to switch the time and date onor off.•Press the set button to return to view mode.Time and data adjustment•Press set to activate the clock function menu.•Press the next button until the item to be adjusted ishighlighted.•Press the–or+button to adjust the highlighted item.•Press the set button again to return to view mode.Event replay functionIn case of an alarm,a doorbell or a cable cut themonitor digitally stores8 seconds video of the event.These images will be replayed in a Picture-in-Picture(PIP) in the right top corner of the monitor screen until abutton is pressed.During the replay the andnumber will be visible above the PIP. When possible, the system will record4 seconds before and 4seconds after the event.Remark:In case of multiple events on multiple cameras,the system will always switch to the camera input of the latestevent. This event will be recorded and replayed.Next camera inputWhen closing the contacts of the next camera input (fig.B-6),the system switches to the next available camera(for future use).AlarmAn alarm will sound if:•there is a break in the camera line.•this is detected by a camera alarm input or by an alarm box (optional).When an alarm sounds:1)The system automatically switches to the correspondingcamera input.2)The Event Replay window will be shown.3)The corresponding camera LED will start to blink.4)The built-in alarm buzzer will be audible for 15seconds.5)The alarm contact (fig.B-5)is changed over for 3minutes.The alarm contact can activate a video recorder,siren or telephone selector.Alarm programmingIf required, an alarm in a particular camera line can be disabled.This may be necessary to disconnect the alarms of a door contact or movement detector during thedaytime. However,the cable detection remains active at all times.Push and hold the auto button together with the VCRbutton.The camera LED's on the monitor,the alarmfunction of which is active, will light up.The auto LED will blink fast.Push the corresponding camera selection button,thealarm of which has to be switched on or off(LED on= alarm on; LED off=alarm off).If all camera lines are set,programming can be ended by pushing the auto button.The monitor will return to the status it had before programming.Automatic alarm terminationAfter3 minutes the monitor returns to the status it was in before the alarm was sounding.If the automatic camera sequence was active, it will becontinued. However, the corresponding camera LEDremains flashing for as long as the alarm line is active(alarm detector is still active)or the camera line is still cut.Premature(within3minutes)alarmterminationThe alarm output(fig. B-5)will be de-activated byswitching off the alarm.See alarm programming above.Pressing any key on the control panel of the monitorwithin 15seconds will end the alarm sound only.Alarm priorityA new alarm always gets priority. The monitor willalways switch to the camera of the last-received alarm but the LED(s)of each previously received alarm blink faster. Tips for maintenanceVentilationAvoid overheating the system monitor by ensuring that the ventilation openings on the top of the monitorremain uncovered. Do not place the monitor in theimmediate vicinity of a heat source.CleaningYou can clean the system monitor with a moist,fluff-free cloth or chamois leather cloth.The outside of the camera can be cleaned with a moist,fluff-free cloth or chamois leather cloth.When cleaning the objective a special lens cleaning cloth should be used. Do NOT use cleaning fluids thatcontain alcohol, methylated spirit, ammonia,etc..Avoid direct contact with water.Warning:The back of the monitor should only be removedby a qualified service technician.。

美国生产的电子产品说明书

Printed in U.S.A.MAINTENANCE MANUALORION ™LBI-39139ericssonzEricsson Inc.Private Radio Systems Mountain View RoadLynchburg, Virginia 245021-800-528-7711 (Outside USA, 804-528-7711)(DDOO-CAH-505 2/2)COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION CHARTDESCRIPTIONThe RF Power Amplifiers for the Ericsson ORION low band mobile radio is available in two power levels and two frequen-cies ranges designated as:•29-42 MHz , 60 Watts•35-50 MHz , 60 Watts•29-42 MHz , 110 Watts•35-50 MHz , 110 WattsThe circuitry on the Power Amplifier Board consists of an Exciter circuit, an RF Power Amplifier circuit, a Power Control circuit, an Antenna Switch and Limiter Circuit (see Figure 1 -Block Diagram). The Exciter circuit consists of two wide band amplifier stages operating over a frequency range of 29-50 MHz without any tuning. This circuit amplifies the one milliwatt input signal from the V oltage Controlled Oscillator, on the Synthesizer/IF board, to 300 milliwatts to drive the Power Amplifier.The Power Amplifier circuit uses a driver and three RF power transistors to provide rated output power. The output power is adjustable over a range of 55 to 110 and 30 to 60 watts for the two power versions. Two transistors and three IC’s areused in the power control circuit.Supply voltage for the PA is provided by power leads fromthe power cable connector J1002 to J3 (A+) and (A-) on thePower Amplifier board.CIRCUIT ANALYSISEXCITERThe 29-50 MHz Tx injection input from the Tx VCO isapplied to AMPLIFIER-1 transistor TR151 through an AT-TENUATOR pad consisting of resistors R151, R152 and R153.Vcc voltage (+9 Vdc) is applied through a Vcc feed networkconsisting of resistor R158 and transformer T151. CapacitorC156 is used to bypass the supply line. The +9 Vdc is suppliedby 3-terminal voltage regulator IC3.The output of TR151 drives AMPLIFIER-2 transistorTR152 through impedance matching components consisting oftransformers T151 and T152, coupling capacitors C157 andC158. Resistors R152, R154 and diode CD151 set the biasvoltage for TR152.Collector voltage (+9 Vdc) of TR152 is applied throughcollector feed network resistor R165 and inductor L152.Capacitors C160 and C161 are bypass capacitors.The output of TR152 is coupled to EX OUT through theLOW-PASS FILTER consisting of capacitors C163 throughC167, and inductors L153 and L154. Resistor R163 providesnegative feedback for TR152 through capacitor C159. Tran-sistor TR152 amplifies the 15 milliwatts input level to 300milliwatts.A+, supplied from the J1003 connector through transistorTR11 and the Tx Power Switch is regulated to 9 Vdc byvoltage regulator IC3. Vcc (+9 Vdc) is applied to TR151 andTR152. When TX ENBL is high (receive mode), +9 Vdc isnot applied.The exciter is energized by pressing the PTT switch.Regulated +9 Vdc is present on all exciter stages when theradio is turned on.POWER AMPLIFIER BOARDThe four power amplifiers which cover the frequencyranges of 29-42 MHz and 35-50 MHz and power levels of 60watts and 110 watts, are very similar in construction andoperation. The only differences are in the transistor types andsome component values. The following description applies toall four versions.RF AmplifiersThe Exciter RF output (EX OUT) is coupled to the PAinput. The RF is then coupled through an ATTENUATORpad consisting of resistors R1, R2 and R3, impedance match-ing transformer T1 and decoupling capacitor C1 to the baseof PRE-AMPLIFIER transistor TR1. Inductor L1, diodeCD1 and resistor R5 set the bias of TR1. Capacitor C4 andresistors R4 and R45 provide negative feedback to improvethe stability of TR1. Collector voltage on TR1 is controlledby the power control circuit and is applied through a decou-pling network consisting of capacitors C5, C6 and C7.The output of TR1 is coupled to the base of DRIVERAMPLIFIER transistor TR2 through impedance matchingtransformer T2 and a frequency compensator consisting ofcapacitor C9 and resistor R6. Capacitor C8 provides matchingbetween T2 and the base of TR2. Capacitor C10 and resistorR7 provide negative feedback and R8 and R46 maintainsstability of TR2.Collector voltage to driver amplifier TR2 is suppliedthrough a decoupling network consisting of capacitors C12to C14 and inductor L4.The RF output from TR2 is coupled to POWER AM-PLIFIER transistors TR3 and TR4 through impedancematching transformer T4 and capacitors C17 and C56.Power AmplifierThe POWER AMPLIFIER, consisting of transistorsTR3 and TR4, and transformers T4 and T5 is a class-cpush-pull power amplifier. Transformer T4 provides imped-ance-matching and power splitting to the bases of TR3 andTR4. Capacitors C17 and C56 provide impedance-matchingelements to T4. Resistors R10 and R11 provide the baseloading to TR3 and TR4. Capacitors C19 and C21, andresistors R9 and R12 are negative feedback elements tomaintain the stability of TR3 and TR4. Transformer T5 pro-vides impedance-matching and power combining for the col-lectors of TR3 and TR4. Capacitors C16 and C23 providematching elements to T5. Capacitors C20 and C22 provideimpedance matching elements to the collector of TR3 andTR4.Operating voltage for the power amplifier is suppliedfrom the DC input through transformer T5 and a decouplingnetwork consisting of capacitors C24 through C26 and induc-tor L5.The output of the POWER AMPLIFIER passes throughT5 to the LOW-PASS FILTER consisting of capacitors C72though C76, and inductors L18 and L19.The RF power passes through a 50 ohm microstrip andtransmit/receive ANTENNA SWITCH diode CD5 to theLOW-PASS FILTERPower ControlWhen high VSWR load conditions are sensed thePOWER CONTROL circuit provides closed-loop RFpower leveling and power turndown.When the transmitter is keyed, Tx 9V turns on and sup-plies current to a DC AMPLIFIER consisting of transistorsTR5, TR6 and IC1-1. This amplifier supplies voltage to thecollector of TR1. The setting of RV1 determines the currentsupplied to the negative input of IC1-1. As the detected RFpower increases, the current to the negative input of IC1-1increases causing IC1-1 to pull current away from the base ofTR5. This cuts back the drive to TR5 and TR6, which reducesCopyright © March 1995, Ericsson Inc.Figure 1 - Block Diagram Low Band Power AmplifierLBI-391391the voltage at the collector of TR1, decreasing RF output power.RF power is sensed by directional POWER COUPLER T6 and associated elements. Forward power is sensed by diode CD9 and reflected power by diode CD10. Forward power is determined by the setting of RV1. Resistors R21 and R22 set the level of reflected RF power at which the control circuit reduces the RF output.Thermal protection is provided by "posistor" R41 and associated elements. Posistor R41 is thermally connected to the body of transistor TR3. As the temperature of TR3 rises above 100-degrees Centigrade, the resistance of R41 in-creases and TR9 turns on. This diverts output current of IC102 from R27 to TR9, which lowers the voltage at the collector of TR1, reducing the power output.Antenna SwitchThe ANTENNA SWITCH consists of PIN diodes CD5, CD6 and CD7 and associated components. When the trans-mitter is keyed, Tx 9V switch TR11 and the Tx 9V regulator IC3 turn on. Rx 5V (Rx bias) turns off and Tx 9V provides forward-bias to CD5. This results in low impedance on CD5 and high impedance on CD6 and CD7 isolating the transmit-ted power from the receiver.LimiterThe limiter on the PA board consists of diode CD2, transistors TR6, TR7 and the associated components. During Rx if the receiving signal level exceeds +10 dBm, the rectified currents of the CD2 can provide the forward-bias to TR6, TR7 and CD8 proportionally to the receiving signal level. This causes a tap-down circuit (CD6, CD7 and CD8) to turn on when the receiving signal exceeds +10 dBm and protects the receiver from excessively high receiving signal levels.In the Rx mode, signals from the antenna are coupled through this limiter to the receiver input.POWER AMPLIFIER BOARDCAH-505AL(Used in P1),CAH-505AL(Used in P2) CAH-505AH(Used in P3),CAH-505BH(Used in P4)Issue 1PARTS LIST LBI-391392Linear OP amplifier IC1 (JRC NJM3404AM-T1)Comparator IC2 (JRC NJM2404M-T1) 9 V Voltage Regulator IC3(PANASONIC AN6541)Voltage Regulator IC4 (PANASONIC AN6545SP)PARTS LIST IC DATA LBI-39139329.0-50 MHz 60/110 Watts POWER AMPLIFIEROUTLINE DIAGRAM ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMCOMPONENT SIDESOLDER SIDE29.0-50 MHz 60/110 W ATTSPOWER AMPLIFIER(DD00-CAH-505 1/2)LBI-39139 4SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM LBI-3913929.0-50 MHz 60/110 W ATTSPOWER AMPLIFIER(DD00-CAH-505 1/2)5。

美国特色产品-洁净与维护产品说明书

8 de Agosto del 2018 Todos los productos ASI están diseñados y fabricados con altos estándares de calidad para garantizar muchos años de servicio óptimo. Para asegurar la estética y una vida útil larga, el producto requiere de limpieza, protección y mantenimiento. Por lo general, las unidades de acero inoxidable que se acaban de instalar requieren limpieza después de remover la película protectora. Dependiendo de cuánto tiempo hayan estado almacenadas las unidades antes de la instalación, un producto como el removedor de adhesivo 3M ™ 6041 puede ser útil para remover el vinilo y eliminar residuos adhesivos.Los productos de accesorios de baño de acero inoxidable requieren de limpieza regular, al igual que los fregaderos, ollas, sartenes de acero inoxidable y los utensilios para comer. Siempre que se siga un programa de limpieza regular, el mejor método es limpiar con un trapo liso humedecido con un detergente suave, seguido con un trapo humedecido con agua y luego con un trapo seco. Para una apariencia “nueva”, las superficies se pueden limpiar con aceite de limón aplicado con un paño de pulido suave para mantener el brillo.El acero inoxidable debe protegerse contra el ácido muriático y los materiales cáusticos o abrasivos, y de los detergentes de limpieza agresivos (con un pH fuera del rango de 7 ± 1.0). En el caso de que tales agentes causen decoloración, se debe pulir con un limpiador para acero inoxidable como 3M Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish® y con un paño suave en acabados brillantes o en espejo, o para superficies con acabado satinado se recomienda una fibra 3M Scotch Brite® ya sea azul (menos abrasivo) o verde (mas abrasivo).Lo materiales plásticos, fenólicos o laminados se pueden cuidar con productos protectores de uso general como Armor All®. No se deben remojar los bordes de los productos laminados, ya que esto puede permitir que la humedad se filtre en las costuras de los bordes, lo que provocara una delaminación a medida que el núcleo se hinche con el tiempo.Los dispensadores de jabón- Los dispensadores de jabón ubicados en áreas de poco trafico deben tener las válvulas del dispensador de jabón limpias para eliminar cualquier residuo de jabón endurecido por aire que pueda quedar en las boquillas. Esto debe hacerse como parte de la rutina diaria de mantenimiento y limpieza. La limpieza general en un horario regular es adecuada para dispensadores de jabón en áreas de mayor tráfico, sin que se requiera atención especial. La información específica sobre la gestión del dispensador de jabón se encuentra en la Ficha Técnica del producto y la tabla de Requisitos de Jabón disponibles en línea.Las secadoras de manos estas diseñadas para ser de mantenimiento bajo. Para garantizar un rendimiento óptimo y el cumplimiento de la garantía, se recomienda la limpieza periódica de la unidad. Hay pocas o ninguna pieza ajustable o reparable por el usuario dentro de la carcasa. La limpieza general de la carcasa exterior y las superficies de la boquilla en un horario regular es recomendada, sin necesidad de atención especial. Cualquier limpiador de uso general, como Formula 409® o Windex®, es apropiado para superficies de porcelana esmaltadas. Para las cubiertas de acero inoxidable o plástico ABS, siga las mismas pautas para los gabinetes de acero inoxidable. Periódicamente, el lente del sensor (si está equipada) debe limpiarse con una toalla lisa humedecida con agua y jabón suave (NO REMOJADA), enjuagarse y secarse. En áreas muy polvorientas, el interior de la boquilla y/o la rejilla de escape deben examinarse regularmente para detectar polvo y/o acumulación de pelusa, que deben eliminarse. Si es necesario, el equipo de mantenimiento puede abrir la carcasa con la llave de seguridad especial (despuésde que la energía haya sido cortada) para limpiar el interior de la pantalla y/o la unidad de ventilación yelemento calefactor. Los filtros de la secadora (equipos en modelos seleccionados) deben reemplazarse regularmente. Consulte la Ficha Técnica y las Instrucciones de Operación de la secadora y el Manual de Partes para obtener información adicional.NOTAS PARA SECADORAS•Hay piezas de repuesto disponibles para componentes internos seleccionados, con kits de servicio que incluyen instrucciones disponibles para los subconjuntos principales. Estos están diseñados para ser instalados ÚNICAMENTE por técnicos calificados.•NO REMOJAR ninguna secadora. No están diseñadas para lavado húmedo. Solo las superficies exteriores pueden ser humedecidas. Consulte las instrucciones de limpieza en el manual de la unidad.•NO PERMITIR ningún acceso o “servicio” a la unidad a personal no calificado.NOTAS PARA ESPEJOS•Las superficies de vidrio deben limpiarse con cualquier limpiador de vidrio estándar no abrasivo, como Windex® o Glass Plus®. NO use limpiador con amoniaco o desinfectante. Los espejos de superficie de plástico {solo acristalamiento D & E} se pueden lavar con un jabón suave y un paño húmedo con una ligera presión para eliminar salpicaduras y marcas, cuidando los bordes del espejo. Para eliminar los depósitos de grasa, aceite o alquitrán de la superficie del espejo, se puede utilizar queroseno o hexano. No use aerosoles de limpieza de cocina, limpiacristales, compuestos para fregar o cualquier otro producto químico de limpieza no listado.•Para protección, cada espejo de acristalamiento D & E tiene un respaldo de pintura duradera y una capa protectora removible en el frente. Esta capa protectora debe permanecer en su lugar para proteger los espejos durante todas las fases de instalación. Los espejos de plástico deben manipularse dejando la capa protectora puesta. Se debe tener cuidado de no deslizar los espejos entre sí.•Después de la instalación, si hay problemas para quitar la capa protectora, se puede usar nafta alifática, queroseno o alcohol destilado para humedecer y suavizar el adhesivo. No utilice ningún otro producto químico limpiador no listado ni objetos afilados para remover la capa protectora.•Para el mantenimiento del brillo de la superficie a largo plazo, el espejo de plástico se puede pulir ocasionalmente con un pañuelo de franela limpio y un buen limpiador y/o pulidor de plástico. Por ejemplo SC Johnson Pledge®. Siga las instrucciones de pulido en la etiqueta del recipiente.•Para reparar rayones finos por vandalismo, use un removedor de rayones de plástico o un limpiador compuesto y aplíquelo puliendo a mano. Quite todos los residuos y pula como en el paso No. 3. Los rayones profundos se pueden alisar lijando ligeramente con papel húmedo de grano 400 y luego siguiendo el paso de raspado fino y pulido como en el paso anterior.•Se debe tener cuidado para asegurar de que los limpiadores y el agua no queden atrapados en el marco o detrás de los espejos para evitar daños.Hay información adicional sobre el cuidado de los espejos en Cuidado Apropiado de los Espejos & Guia de Mantenimiento, en línea.NOTAS GENERALES:El usurario/propietario debe reparar inmediatamente cualquier efecto de vandalismo o manipulación para evitar cualquier deterioro del rendimiento del producto. Los productos gravemente dañados deben reemplazarse antes de que se vuelvan peligrosos. Los procedimientos de mantenimiento adecuados sonel único método prescrito para garantizar una vida útil prolongada y sin problemas en los productos. Lasinstalaciones debidamente mantenidas también contribuyen a la sensación general de bienestar que caracteriza el ambiente de una instalación higiénica. No seguir los procedimientos de mantenimiento adecuados puede acortar la vida útil y, reducir el nivel de la calidad estética de los productos con el tiempo. Tal condición tiende a incitar a la falta de respeto que genera vandalismo y se puede perder cualquierreclamo de garantía del usuario/propietario.。

美国特克盒SB10系列产品说明书

Product RegistrationModel No. ____________________ Serial No. ____________________Purchase Date: _______________________________ Purchase From: _______________________________ Key Code: ___________________________________Installation Time and Tools RequiredThe approximate installation time is one (1) Hour; this is depending on installation experience.1. ¾” Ratchet Wrench.2. ¾” Wrench3. Tape Measure4. Drill & 9/16” or 11/16” Bit5. Utility Knife6. BlocksPlease Read CarefullyAttention: Read and understand all instruction and warnings before installing and operating or using this product. Mounting box properly is always very important. If done correctly, it will add longer life to your box. Always try to fasten box or brackets as parallel as possible, mount box as high from the ground as possible. Danger: Do not use this product for transporting or storing flammables, explosives, hazardous material or hazardous waste, such as containers of propane, gasoline, solvents, gun powder, acetylene and cutting torches. This product is designed and safe for use in storing and transporting tools, equipment and similar material. Any modification made to this product, or unintended use of this product, could create a hazardous condition that can cause death, serious personal injury or property damage.Warning: Before mounting this product, use extra precautions on placement. This product can reduce driver's ability to clearly see roadways, vehicular and pedestrian traffic, and other objects through the rear and side windows and mirrors of the vehicle. Make all adjustments necessary to ensure maximum visibility. State and local laws may prohibit obstruction of windows in a moving vehicle.Note: Before drilling, make sure all electrical wiring and components, fuel tank and associated components are not in the drilling pattern.Pure & ToughFor the Working ManStep Box Installation Mounting Instructions.M3000H Installation Assembly Parts ListNo. ItemNo.Part No. Description Qty.1 A SB10 StepBox N/A2 B MC1258 Hook ½” x 5/8” Stud” (Grade 8) 43 C WF577V16 Washer Flat 5/8” 44 D R1803 Rubber 3” x 12” 25 E NL858V Nut Lock 5/8” 4M3000C Installation Assembly Parts ListNo. ItemNo.Part No. Description Qty.1 A SB10 StepBox N/A2 B BH858R17 Bolt ½” x 2” (Grade 8) 43 C WF267R15 Washer Flat ½” 44 D R1803 Rubber 3” x 12” 25 E NL858R Nut Lock ½” 4Note: Use M2000 or M2100 L-Shape Mounting Brackets for Cargo Weight over 150lbs. Installation StepsStep 1: Check all parts by using the installation assembly parts list in this manual, and make sure all parts are with package. Look over the area where the box should be mounted to make sure that there is enough room to mount box. Step 2: Remove all components from package and carefully move Box to the frame where to be mounted to assure Box is mountable at that area. Holes are not predrilled in Box due to variety of different hole patterns.Drawing A: Drawing B:Step 3: Remove Box from mounting position. Drill four holes in back of Box as shown in drawings below (11/16” diameter for Figure 1 and 9/16” diameter for Figure 2).Step 4: Relocate Box back to mounting position. For M3000H Kit, go to step No. 6.Step 5: Mark the predrilled holes, patterned on the Box you just drilled to the frame where holes need to be drilled. Remove Box and drill four 9/16” diameter holes at each mark on the frame (refer to truck O.E.M. shop manual for recommended frame drilling instructions).Step 6: Apply the 3” strip of rubber material (d) to Box (as shown in Drawing A or B). Cut drilled holes in the rubber you just applied, with a utility knife and relocate Box to the frame. Insert Hooks or Bolts with washers, through the holes (as shown on Drawing A or B). Place one flat washer under a lock nut and tighten all nuts securely to complete installation.Note. If spacing is required due to bolts or brackets on truck frame place an aluminum spacer between box and truck frame and longer bolts will need to be used.1.Lubricate hinges and all moving lock partsperiodically with light household oil.2.Check and tighten bolts periodically.3.Check and replace worn-out weather strippingas needed.Notice2. The Manufacturer has the right to make changes in material and design at any time without notice.3. Product design and fits are based on vehicle design available at the revision date. Check product design or contact your distributor or American Truckboxes, LLC to verify fitting of product design.American Truckboxes, LLC 41659-256th StreetMitchell, SD 57301 Web Page: Email:******************Service PartsLIMITED WARRANTYThis LIMITED WARRANTY is made by American Truckboxes, LLC, 41659-256th Street, Mitchell, South Dakota 57301 to the original retail purchaser of American Truckboxes, LLC products.AMERICAN TRUCKBOXES, LLC WARRANTS THAT THIS PRODUCT WILL BE FREE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE (12) MONTHS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE BY THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER.If purchaser discovers that the product fails to fulfill the warranty before the warranty period, purchaser should contact American Truckboxes, LLC to make arrangement for an inspection of this product. If American Truckboxes, LLC determines a defect exists, American Truckboxes, LLC shall, at its option and expense, repair or replace any defective parts. All warranty repairs shall be made by an authorized American Truckboxes, LLC product dealer or American Truckboxes LLC approved service man. Any part or parts of the goods not manufactured by American Truckboxes LLC are not warranted for any purpose.This warranty shall not apply if the American Truckboxes, LLC product has been subject to abnormal service or handling, improper maintenance, misuse or alteration made by anyone other than American Truckboxes, LLC or a product dealer of American Truckboxes, LLC approved service personal or company.THE WARRANTY PRINTED ABOVE IS THE ONLY WARRANTY TO THIS PURCHASE. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HERBY DISCLAIMEDAMERICAN TRUCKBOXES, LLC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. NOR SHALL THE DAMAGE EXCEED THE RETURNED AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER.This Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied. No modification to this warrant policy shall be made by any personal or party.“Thank You” for choosing American Truckboxes products.。

美国AEM Corporation 产品说明书：6522、6526、6534和6536模型的 Lis

L I ST E D®USCIP 54Easy To Use● Selectable test voltages from 10 to 1000V (model dependent)● Insulation resistancemeasurement up to 200GΩ (model dependent)● Automatic discharge at the completion of the test● Manual, Lock & Timer test modes ● PI / DAR Ratio calculations (model dependent)● Active voltmeter detects live voltage prior to starting a test ● Automatic test inhibition if live voltage above 25 volts detected ● 200mA / 20mA continuity measurement with active protection without fuses● Measures V (AC & DC), Hz, Ω,kΩ, capacitance and cable length (model dependent)● ∆REL mode for comparative measurements displayed as a value or %● Test lead compensation eliminates lead resistance from continuity measurements● Data storage of test results (model dependent)● Computer report generation of test results (model dependent)Models 6522, 6526, 6534 & 6536Handheld MegohmmetersTechnical Hotline: (800) 343-1391Our products are backed by over 130 years of experience in test and measurement equipment, and encompass the latest international standards for quality and safety.Insulation Resistance Testers Including Multimeter FunctionsMΩ Technical Assistance (800) 343-1391Ideal for testing cables, small motors, pumps,transformers and industrial equipmentINDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCEModels 6522 & 6526►FEATURES▪Simple to use, handheld, compact and lightweight▪General purpose multimeter functions including voltage,frequency, resistance, continuity and capacitance(model dependent)▪Spot test and timed insulation resistance measurement▪PI and DAR ratios calculated to determine the quality ofthe insulation independent of ambient temperature(model dependent)▪∆REL function enables measurement of the differencebetween a reference value and new measured value(Model and 6526)▪Data storage allows comparison of results with previous testand report generation (Model 6526)▪Alarms with Green/Red Pass/Fail indicator light (Model 6526)▪FREE DataView® software for configuring real-timecommunication with a PC and report generation withpre-defined or user defined templates for use with Model 6526▪Bluetooth (Class 2 wireless communication from up to 30 ft a way) with Model 6526Model 6526onlyModel 6526Model 6522MEGOHMMETERSALARM MEM VAR HOLDDARPIT1T2M ΩTELECOM & ELECTRONICS & SPECIAL APPLICATIONSModel 6534 & 6536DESCRIPTION Megohmmeter Model 6534 (Digital w/Analog Bargraph, Alarm, 10V , Ohm, Continuity, V , kΩ, Mem, w/DataView ® Software) ��Ideal for insulation measurements onelectronic components and circuits, Ethernet cables and other low voltage DC wiringMODEL 6534► FEATURES▪ Simple to use, handheld, compact and lightweight ▪ 10 to 500V insulation test voltage selection▪ Insulation resistance measurement from 2kΩ to 50GΩ▪ Compatible with the specific requirements of the electronics industry for both low current applications and power stages ▪ ∆REL function enables measurement of the difference between a reference value and new measured value▪ FREE DataView ® software for configuring real-time communication with a PC and report generation with pre-defined or user defined templates ▪ Bluetooth (Class 2 wireless communication from up to 30 ft away)▪ General purpose multimeter functions including voltage, resistance & continuityMODEL 6536► FEATURES▪ Simple to use, handheld, compact and lightweight▪ Variable test voltage selection from 10 to 100V in 1V increments ▪ Insulation resistance measurement from 2kΩ to 20GΩ▪ Covers the specific requirements which require a low testvoltage and strict dherence to testing procedures▪ ∆REL function enables measurement of the difference between a reference value and new measured value▪ Test lead compensation eliminates lead resistance from continuity measurements▪ General purpose multimeter functions including voltage resistance and continuity▪ Available in an optional ESD Floor Test KitIdeal for special applications in the aerospace and defense sectors and for ESD testing where specific test voltages are requiredMegohmmeter Model 6536 (Digital w/Analog Bargraph, Alarm, Variable 10V to 100V , kΩ) ��Megohmmeter Model 6536 ESD Floor Test Kit ��M ΩTechnical Assistance (800) 343-1391HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT MEGOHMMETER FOR YOUR APPLICATION NEEDSSPECIFICATIONS1000V ModelsALARM MEM VAR DARPI T1T2Technical Assistance (800) 5SPECIFICATIONS1000V ModelsSPECIFICATIONS 6522INSULATION TESTS Test Voltages(250, 500, & 1000) V(50, 100, 250, 500 &1000) V Measurement Range:10 V –25 V –% per GΩ; 1000 V: 0.1 % per GΩ (3) 10 % / U N is added per 100 M ΩT1T2M Ω6 Technical Assistance (800) 343-1391FRONT/TOP PANEL & FUNCTIONAL DISPLAYSModel Dependent– Input terminalRemote probe connection Alarm activation / DeactivationTEST buttonREL set andcompare multimeter❑ FUNCTIONAL DISPLAY1234Main displayFunction indicatorsSecondary display Bargraph display of insulation measurement 1234NOTE:Buttons & FunctionsAre Model DependentALARMMEM VAR HOLD DARPI T1T2Technical Assistance (800) 7DATAVIE W SOFTWAREFor Models 6526 and 6534DataView ® Software automatically recognizes theinstrument when it is connected to the PC and opens the corresponding control panel� The tree structure menu offers users direct access to the data recorded in the instrument and its configuration�Other Functions Available:▪ Start and stop tests from your PC ▪ Real-time display of active tests▪ DAR and PI ratio programming and display ▪ Graphical plot of the tests▪ Generate reports from test resultsData Analysis & Reporting SoftwareStop a test in progress and display the test results.Select test conditions and start a test from the PC and display real-time measurement results graphically�Select individual or multiple tests to download and review on your computer�Status screen allows you to assign a unique name for the instrument and to check and clear memory as needed�Configuration screen allows you to set alarm lev-els, test time and to read and write configurations from and to the instrument�Tree structured status screen provides the ability toselect connected instruments, configure instruments, see the instrument's status and review stored test results�The Megohmmeter Test Probe provides the ability to access test points at distances and places where it isnot practical to initiate the test from the front panel of the instrument�The test button on the probe is active for allMegohmmeter switch positions on the instrument and will initiate an insulation test when pressedFor multimeter functions, the probe is active without the need to press the Test button�The probe is equipped with a flashlight function that can be activated to illuminate the area around the test point�The probe tip is removable and replaceable�Megohmmeter Test Probe Catalog #2155.75► OPTIONAL ACCESSORIESThe Model 6536 is also available as a floor kit. The kit contains the meter, two 5 pound (2�3 kg) floor weights, also referred to as NFPA probes, that are in compliance with EOS/ESD 11�11 specifications� Each floor weight is coated with insulative paint and a conductive rubber base� The instrument, floor weights and test leads are packaged in a rugged field case� The kit provides all the necessary elements for compliance The system is ideal for testing both point to ground and point to point ESD Megohmmeter Model 6536 ESD Floor Test KitCatalog #2155.57HOLDM ΩORDERING INFORMATION & ACCESSORIESAll Models► ORDERING INFORMATION Included with Model 6534(batteries and quick start guide, not shown)The Continuity Probe facilitatescontinuity measurements on multiple points that are in hard to reach areas or areas in close proximity to dangerous voltages�Continuity Probe AEMC ® Instruments • 15 Faraday Dr. • Dover, NH 03820 USA • (800) 343-1391•Fax(603)742-2346•E-mail:**************Export Department: +1 (603) 749-6434 x520 • Fax +1(603)742-2346•E-mail:***************© 2003 Chauvin Arnoux ®, Inc. d.b.a. AEMC ®Instruments Call the AEMC ® Instruments Technical Assistance Hotline for immediate consultation with an applications engineer: (800) 343-1391950.BR-6500SERIES_0923 • Printed in the USA To learn more, visit 。

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进了正门，沿着大路往右边不到10min，就来到了海草房。

今天周日，大门紧锁。

但是从外面看看，也不错。

结构好像北京的四合院。

墙面整洁干净。

是海边的石岛红砌成的墙吧？人字形的房顶铺着厚厚的海草，最外面罩着渔网。

美国有些产品标签很“智障”信不信由你，以下是一些产品上的标签：
1 －Sears吹风机：“睡眠时请勿使用。

”（废话，都睡着了怎么用！）
2 －Dial香皂：“使用说明：如一般香皂使用。

”（那到底是怎么用呢？
3 －S wa nson冷冻食品：“食用方法：建议先解冻。

”（只是建议而已喔！）
4－某饭店提供的浴帽外盒写着：“适用于一颗头。

”（废话，难道一次能塞进去两颗头吗？）
5 －Tesco‘ s Tiramisu点心：（印在盒子底部）“请勿倒置。

”（可是当你看到这行字时，你已经将它倒置了。

）
6 －Ma r ks＆Spencer面包布丁：“本产品加热后会变热。

”（喔！这不是废话吗？不然会变冷喔？）
7 －Boots儿童咳嗽药（2~4岁儿童专用）：“服用后请勿开车或操作机械。

”（2~4岁儿童会开车或操作机械吗﹖就算他们清醒、活蹦乱跳时，他们也不会开车和操作机械吧！）
8 －Nytol安眠药：“服用后的症状———可能会引起嗜睡。

”（可能，只是可能喔！难道安眠药吃了会精神好吗？）
9－某中国制圣诞节灯泡：“限室内或室外使用。

”（那到底是在“室内”还是在“室外”使用呢？）
10 －Sains－bu ry‘ s罐装花生：“警告———内含花生。

”（哇！里面有花生，还要警告我们一下喔！）
11－某美国航空公司的坚果点心包装上（飞机上常会发的点心，内含花生、豆子、榛果等坚果）：“使用说明：打开包装，吃坚果。

”（废话！废话！不然连袋子一起吃吗？）
12－某儿童穿的玩具超人服：“警告：此服装无法让你飞起来。

”（这还不算太白痴啦！）。