mAT-125E使用说明
mAT-125E短波全自动天线调谐器磁保持版说明书
第一部分 天调的链接
首先感谢您选择mAT的产品，我们会不断的努力，为您提供更好的Ham用设备，感谢您的支持！
重要安全警告：不仅仅是mAT-125E，包括任何天调在调谐工作时，请一定要设置您的发射机发射功率到
不高于10瓦的小功率，否则可能致使您的发射机损坏。QRP等小功率机器则需要设置到发射功率的1/10。
连接说明：
1、不使用额外驻波表时的连接示意图，请按照如图连接，连接不正确可能导致调谐失败。
2、 使用额外驻波表时的连接示意图，请按照如图连接，连接不正确可能导致调谐失败。
3、 该调谐器不需要控制线，可以配合任意型号的短波电台工作。
4、 使用50欧的连接跳线把调谐器的RF IN座和发射机的ANT座连接，再把天线连接到调谐器的ANT座即可。
5、 如果您使用额外的驻波表，驻波表要连接在调谐器和电台之间。
6、 不建议使用巴伦，因为这样可能导致调谐失败。
7、 尽量连接接地良好的地线。如果使用长线天线，良好的地线非常重要。没有条件接地的情况下，可以连接至少一条
和天线长度相当的导线做地网垂在窗户下或者扔在地上，代替接地
第二部分 天调的使用
1、 mAT-125E天调最大的特点就是采用磁保持继电器，具有省电的有点，同时调谐结束后可以关掉电源，以节省电量。
天调内置两节大容量18650锂电池，无需外接电源即可长时间持续工作。当电池由于年久失效后，更换两节通用锂电池即可继
续使用，维护成本极低。天调所需18650锂电池不带保护板，天调电路自带保护功能，如果更换成带保护板的锂电池，可能会
无法工作。当在1分钟内没有任何操作，并且没有射频信号输入时，天调会自动关掉电源，以延长电池续航时间， 天调关闭后，
不会影响已经调谐好的配置。
2、 mAT-125E适用于3-50MHz，5-120W（PEP）功率的短波发射机。SSB模式时最大功率为120瓦；CW、FM、
RTTY、JT65等模式时为80瓦，短时可到120瓦。
3、 使用时，首先按POWER键，打开天线调谐器电源，待前面板指示灯自检稳定后，Tune灯点亮。
4、把发射机设置为CW、RTTY或者FM模式，功率设置为5瓦，如果您使用小功率（QRP）的发射机，也可以使用更小
的功率（0.5W）调谐 。如果功率过大，调谐器会进入保护状态，不做调谐，同时3.0不断闪亮，提示输入功率过大。
5、按住并保持发射机的PTT键，使发射机向天线调谐器提供一个稳定的射频信号。此时如果天线调谐器处于全自动模式，
则会自动开始调谐；如果天线调谐器处于半自动模式，短按TUNE键即开始调谐。待调谐结束后，面板显示调谐后的驻波比。
6、如果调谐后驻波比小于1.5，2.0灯闪亮一次，提示天线调谐器已经把当前配置存入自身的内存中，断电后也不会丢失。
一次自动调谐后，通过手动按LUp、LDn、CUp、CDn四个键可以把驻波调整的更低。手动调节后，先按住TUNE键并保持，
再按CUp，2.0灯闪亮一次，即把当前配置手动存入天线调谐器内存中，下次调谐会自动调用驻波最小的配置数据。
7、如果要调谐器离线不做调谐，按Tune+CDn键即进入离线状态，再次按Tune+CDn退出离线状态参与调谐。
第三部分 注意事项
1、 请使用天调自带的充电器进行充电。使用其他充电器有可能会损坏天调，甚至引起火灾！天调切记不要直接输入13.8V
直流电源。为了防止误操作，天调的充电插口设计成非常用的直流电源插口。
2、 一般情况下，使用天线调谐器后，如果不能良好调谐，可以添加或者去掉巴伦后，再调谐。
3、天线调谐器正常工作时，最大允许输入120瓦功率（PEP，CW为60W）,输入过大的功率信号有可能造成损坏，这种
损坏不在保修范围内。调谐功率最大为10瓦，为了防止过大的调谐功率对调谐器的损害，当调谐功率超过10瓦时，调谐器进
入保护状态，不做调谐，同时3.0灯不停闪亮，提醒使用者输入调谐功率过大。
4、该调谐器有两种工作模式：半自动（默认模式，开机后1.5灯闪亮一次）、全自动（开机后1.5灯闪亮两次）。开机状态
下，先按住TUNE键并保持，再按LDn键，可以在两种模式之前切换，推荐使用半自动模式，1.5灯闪亮一次表示切换为半自
动模式；1.5灯闪亮两次表示切换为全自动模式。
5、推荐使用5瓦功率的CW、FW或RTTY信号进行调谐。当没有取得理想的驻波比时，可以适当加大调谐功率再次进行
调谐，但不要超过10W，。
6、如果您额外使用驻波表，请把驻波表连接在天线调谐器和发射机之间，不要连接到天线和天线调谐器之间。
7、当您首次使用或者更换了新的天线后，可以在每一个常用频率段均作一次调谐，以便调谐器记住这些配置，必要时可
以进行手动微调和手动存储。每一个新的频率段首次调谐需要几秒钟的时间，待调谐器记住这些配置后，下次调谐可在极短的
时间内完成。
8、当您从当前工作频率切换到另一个频率时，需要视驻波情况决定是否做重新调谐。
9、在关机状态下，先按住TUNE键并保持，再按FUNC（或者POWER）键开机，待2.0灯闪烁亮此后松开，即可清除
内存中已保存配置。
10、该天线调谐器为室内使用，不具有防水性能，不推荐室外使用。如果使用长线天线时，必须良好接地或连接足够长的
长线做地网。
11、任何天调（不仅仅是mAT-125）的调整能力都是有限的。根据使用的天线、环境的不同，不能保证所有频率都能良
好调谐。当在您希望的频率上不能良好调谐时，可以试着通过改变一下天线尺寸或者增减巴伦来改变一下天线系统阻抗后再尝
试调谐。
第四部分 常见天线的连接
长线天线和倒V电线的连接方法：
安全警告
天线调谐器、馈线和天线都是天线系统的一部分，所有类型的天线调谐器在工作时，这几部分都会向外辐射电磁波，有可
能对周围电子设备产生干扰，请做好相关抗干扰措施。
作为天线系统的一部分，如果没有良好的接地，天线调谐器工作期间其外壳和内部可能会带有较高的电压，为了安全起见，
请勿触碰，请勿打开外壳使用，并做良好的接地。
第五部分 关于天调的基础知识
以下知识适用于任何专用型和通用型自动天调，不仅限于mAT系列天调。如果您是第一次使用自动天调，请认真阅读。
1、 如果您要使用驻波表，请连接在短波机和天调之间，不要连接在天调和天线之间。
2、 天调使用时有两个功率要求：调谐功率和工作功率。调谐功率是指的天调开始调谐时，短波机为其提供的稳定的射
接天调ANT
ANT
RF
长线
良好接线或地网
天线调谐器
馈线 屏蔽网 芯线
频信号的功率，对于最大功率为100瓦的短波机，调谐功率一般不超过10瓦，以5瓦为宜； 工作功率是指当天调调谐完成，
并且驻波小于2时，其允许通过的最大功率，也就是正常工作的最大功率，如果超过了这个最大功率将有可能损坏天调。mAT-125
和mAT-125E天调的调谐功率为0.5-10瓦，工作功率最大为120瓦（PEP功率）。
3、 自动天调在调谐的时候，需要短波机向其提供一个适当大小，并且稳定的射频调谐信号才能完成正常调谐。在调谐
完成后，短波机就可以正常工作。短波机中能输出稳定射频信号的工作模式有CW、FM、AM、FSK、RTTY等。其中CW模式，
不同的机器有着不同的操作方式，有的机器直接按住PTT键就可以；有的机器需要连接并按下电键才行，请注意检查您的短波
机是哪有一种操作方式。另外，部分DIY的短波机没有CW工作模式，而是采用SSB+音频信号的方式模拟CW模式工作，对
于这种机器在使用天调的时候可能会有问题。 还有部分较高级的短波机（比如FT-897、FT-857）带有自动键功能，这时需要
关闭自动键，设置成手动键模式。
4、 如果您使用的是专用型天调，比如Yeasu、ICOM品牌的天调，配合相同品牌的短波机使用，当调谐开始时，短波
机会在其自身的CPU控制下，自动把工作模式临时改成FM模式，并把功率降低到5-10瓦，然后通过控制线向天调发送调谐
指令进行调谐，待调谐结束后，短波机的CPU又会自动把工作模式改回到调谐前的状态。
5、 如果您使用的是通用型天调，比如mAT-125，mAT-125E，LDG系列等，在调谐开始前，需要手动把短波机的功
率降低到5瓦，并把工作模式调整到上面第3条中说明的工作模式，然后开始调谐。待调谐结束后，再把短波机调整到您需要
的工作状态即可。
6、 任何天调的调整能力都是有限的，根据使用的天线、环境的不同，不能保证所有频率都能良好调谐。
7、 如果要使用单段倒V天线配合天调工作在短波全段，天线振子应选择12米（首选）或者7米。
8、 如果您的短波机有内置天调，使用外置天调时，记得一定要把内置天调关掉。
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EATON IL012125EN 使用说明书
NEC Requirements and UL StandardsThe National Electric Code under Article 230-95-C requires that any ground-fault protection system be performance tested when first installed. The 2017 NEC requires the test process to be primary current injection for ground fault testing. UL Standard 489 & 1053 require that the minimum instructions contained in this document accom-pany each ground fault protection system. These instructions are provided to aid you in testing the circuit breaker as a component of the ground fault protection system. The applicable codes and stan-dards remain the governing documents.m WARNINGENERGIZED EQUIPMENT MAY CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR BURN. REMOVE SOURCE POWER TO THE BREAKER BEFORE CONDUCTING TESTSREMOVE ANY TEMPORARY CONNECTIONS MADE FOR CONDUCTING TESTS AND RESTORE THE CIRCUIT BREAKER TO PROPER OPERATING CONDITIONS BEFORE RETURNING THE BREAKER TO SERVICE.Performance testing for ground fault circuit breakersGeneral instructionsField-testing is for functional assessment and not field calibration.Qualified personnel shall evaluate the intercon-nected system in accordance with the equipment assembler’s detailed instructions. Where a ques-tion on proper configuration or operation of the ground fault system exists, consult the specifying engineer and/or equipment assembly manufac-turer.Verify the grounding points of the system to deter-mine that ground paths do not exist that would bypass sensors.To confirm proper ground fault operation, it is important to perform both trip and no trip type tests. The trip test confirms that magnitudes of test current above the ground fault pick-up setting (I g ) will cause the breaker to trip. The no trip test confirms that magnitudes of test current above the ground fault pick-up setting but routed through the breaker in a way to simulate normal phase and neutral return currents does not cause the breaker to trip.Make a written record of the tests performed and make it available to the authority having inspection jurisdiction.Required testing equipmentUse a low voltage (0-24 V), high current, ACsource, to generate all test currents. When apply-ing a test current (125% of the I g setting) be sure that L, S & I settings for phase currents (collec-tively I ph ) will not cause the breaker to trip.The drawings illustrate commonly used circuit breaker configurations and apply to most molded- case (MCCB), insulated-case circuit breakers (ICCB), and power circuit breakers (a.k.a. ACB) with electronic trip units with ground fault trip or ground fault alarm capability. Consult the specify-ing engineer and/or equipment assembler for other configurations.2Instruction Leaflet IL012125ENEffective April 2019Performance testing for ground fault circuit breakersEATON Note on trip unit “Self-Power” capabilitiesThe circuit breaker trip unit derives its operating power from the phase current (self-power) or an auxiliary source. For self-power, approximately 35% of the breaker’s frame rating (I n ) flowing in one pole or 20% flowing in 2 or 3 poles is sufficient. The status LED will blink (heartbeat) at approximately once per second as an indication of sufficient operating power.An auxiliary source may be already wired to the trip unit to provide operating power. If that source is active during testing it can supply operating power to the trip unit.Alternately, for PXR (Power Xpert Release) trip units, the USB port may be used to provide operating power to the trip unit. Either a commercial battery pack or a laptop can be connected via themicro-B USB connection. For Digitrip or PXR trip units, on insulated-case or power circuit breakers, an auxiliary power module may be used to provide operating power to the trip unit through the 2-pin connector on the front.When testing low ground fault pick-up settings (I g ) without auxiliary power or when passing a test current only through the neutral or external sensor, the trip unit may not receive sufficient energy to self-power. To test under this condition, loop the test current through 2 poles in opposite directions, providing power and cancelling each other with respect to ground fault. Figure 1 shows 2 poles being used to provide operating power for the trip unit while testing another pole or sensor.Circuit breaker ground fault - trip test1. Remove source power from the system and isolate the circuitbreaker and sensors. 2. Apply a test current equal to 125% of the ground fault pick-upsetting (I g ) through one pole of the circuit breaker or external sensors, as shown in figure 2. This will cause the breaker to trip or alarm (based on settings) on ground fault. 3. Reset the breaker and the alarm indicator.Figure 1.Figure 2. a b c d ethrough 2 poles to provide power3Instruction Leaflet IL012125ENEffective April 2019Performance testing forground fault circuit breakers EATON Circuit breaker ground fault - no trip test1. Remove source power from the system and isolate the circuitbreaker and sensors. 2. Depending on the configuration (see figure 3):a. For a 3 pole, 3 pole w/external neutral sensor, 4 pole or 3pole w/zero sequence sensor (figure 3a, b, c, d): apply a test current equal to 125% of the ground fault pick-up setting (I g ) through one pole of the circuit breaker, returning the test current through another pole or the external neutral sensor. b. For a 3 pole w/source ground sensor (figure 3e) apply a testcurrent equal to 75% of the ground fault pick-up setting (I g ) through the source ground sensor.The breaker should not trip or alarm on ground.Figure 3. a b c d eTroubleshootingCertain behavior of the ground fault performance can provide insight if you are having a problem. Breakers which provide current metering (Optim, Digitrip 1150, PXR 20/25, Digitrip 310+ with Digiview accessory) are especially valuable for troubleshooting. Cause of trip indicators, current magnitudes, and trip-logs can often provide additional insight.BreakerconfigurationType of test SymptomPossible causesBreakers with external neutral sensorNo-trip testBreaker tripsIf breaker ground current indicated = 2x test current, external neutral sensor is wired backwards or mounted backwards. External neutral sensor polarity dot should be facing towards the source. If breaker ground current indicated = test current, check secondary connections from the external neutral sensor are landed on proper terminals on the breaker.If breaker ground current indicated = uneven multiple of the test current, check external neutral sensor ratio / rating. External neutral sensor rating must match the breaker frame.Trip testBreaker does NOT tripTrip unit not getting auxiliary power or insufficient test current to “self-power” trip unit. See “Note on trip unit self-power capabilities” section. Check status LED indication. Should blink approximately once per second indicating sufficient operating power.If breaker ground current indicated = 0 amps, external neutral sensor may be wired backwards or mounted backwards. External neutral sensor polarity dot should be facing towards the source.If breaker ground current indicated > 0 amps but less than test current, check external neutral sensor ratio / rating. External neutral sensor rating must match the breaker frame.Breakers without external sensorNo-trip test Breaker tripsCheck test configuration. Test current should be looped through two poles in opposite directions.Trip testBreaker does NOT tripTrip unit not getting auxiliary power or insufficient test current to “self-power” trip unit. See “Note on trip unit self-power capabilities” section. Check status LED indication. Should blink approximately once per second indicating sufficient operating power.If breaker ground current indicated = 0 amps, check test configuration. If looping through multiple poles, ensure current flow through at least 2 of the poles is in the same direction. For example, loop in A-phase, reverse through B-phase, and back in through C-phase.If breaker ground current indicated > 0 amps, check test current is set greater than I g pick-up setting. Refer to published time current curve for trip curve tolerance.Eaton1000 Eaton Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44122 United States © 2019 EatonAll Rights ReservedPrinted in USAPublication No. IL012125EN / TBG 001373 April 2019Eaton is a registered trademark.All other trademarks are propertyof their respective owners.Performance testing for ground fault circuit breakersInstruction Leaflet IL012125ENEffective April 2019DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITYThe information, recommendations, descriptions and safety nota-tions in this document are based on Eaton Corporation’s (“Eaton”) experience and judgment and may not cover all contingencies.If further information is required, an Eaton sales office should be consulted. Sale of the product shown in this literature is subjectto the terms and conditions outlined in appropriate Eaton selling policies or other contractual agreement between Eaton and the purchaser.THERE ARE NO UNDERSTANDINGS, AGREEMENTS, WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MERCHANTABILITY, OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFICALL Y SET OUT IN ANY EXISTING CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PARTIES. ANY SUCH CONTRACT STATES THE ENTIRE OBLIGATION OF EATON. THE CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT SHALL NOT BECOME PART OF OR MODIFY ANY CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PARTIES.In no event will Eaton be responsible to the purchaser or user in contract, in tort (including negligence), strict liability or other-wisefor any special, indirect, incidental or consequential damage or loss whatsoever, including but not limited to damage or loss of use of equipment, plant or power system, cost of capital, loss of power, additional expenses in the use of existing power facilities, or claims against the purchaser or user by its customers resulting from the use of the information, recommendations and descriptions contained herein. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.5Instruction Leaflet IL012125ENEffective April 2019Performance testing forground fault circuit breakers EATON Ground fault protection testing recordCircuit breaker identification: ____________________________________________________Ground fault settings: GF pick-up: __________________ GF time: ________________Breaker: □ 3-pole □ 3-pole w/external neutral sensor □ 4-pole□ 3 pole w/zero sequence sensor□ 3 pole w/source ground sensor。
安德鲁系统 迈特酷明手电说明书
安德鲁系统迈特酷明手电说明书一、装入电池1、逆时针旋下安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电尾盖2、电池正极向安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电头部装入电池3、把安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电尾盖装回安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电并扭紧。
二、战术点亮1、轻按尾部开关，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电会开启，松手安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电熄灭。
2、长时间开启/关闭安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电（1）开启安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电：按下按钮开关，直到有"嗒"的一声后松手，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电开启。
（2）关闭安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电：再次按下按钮开关，直到有"嗒"的一声后松手，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电关闭三、模式切换安德鲁系统迈特酷明手电拥有高亮和白定义两个模式通过扭紧/扭松灯头，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电可以快速地在这两个模式内切换。
当扭紧灯头时，手安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电为最高亮度模式；当扭松灯头时候，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电进入白定义模式。
在白定义模式下，用户可以白行设定亮度和功能。
设置白定义模式在白定义模式下，一秒内开启-关闭手电超过三次，手安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电进入隐藏设置菜单。
提示：这样的设计是为了避免意外进入设置菜单，但若采用开启-关闭手电三次, 时间是不够的，所以我们设计成：轻按尾部开关点亮三下再重按到底锁定开关进入隐藏设置菜单。
四、亮度设置在进入隐藏设置菜单后，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电将首先进入亮度设置选项中。
此时，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电亮度将从最低亮度开始逐渐变亮，直到最高亮度停止，然后再回到最低亮度重新开始循环变化，整个过程约8秒。
在亮度变化时，安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电将在最低亮度时候闪一下，50%亮度的时候闪两下，100%亮度的时候闪三下，以提示用户此时亮度的状态。
在安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电亮度逐渐变化的时候，用户如果觉得当前亮度合适则立即按下开关关闭手安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电，等待两秒后重新开启安德鲁系统的迈特酷明手电后，此亮度将被记忆在白定义模式中。
BainUltra MDA 125 UR 5002 Z2 用户指南说明书
USER GUIDECONTROLSMDA 125UR 5002Z2DOT956,chemin Olivier,Saint.Nicolas (Quebec) G7A 2N1 CanadaT el.:(418) 831-7701 1 800 463-2187 Fax:(418) 831-6623 1 800 382-8587******************•I N D E XI N T H I S M A N U A LD OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e5M DA125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e7U R5002G E N E R A L O P E R AT I N G I N S T RU C T I O N S . . . . . .p a g e9D E TA I L E D I N S T R U C T I O N SM A I N F U N C T I O N S . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e s10-12A DVA N C E D F U N C T I O N S . . . . . . . . . .p a g e s13-14Z2GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS . . .p a g e s15-16M A I N F U N C T I O N SL A N G U A G E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e17S TA RT/S TO P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e18T I M E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e19I N T E N S I T Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e20H E AT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e21-22A I R F L O W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e23C H RO M AT H E R A P Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e24C O N TA C T U S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e25A D VA N C E D F U N C T I O N SI N V E RT I N G T H E S C R E E N . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e26C O N T R A S T O F S C R E E N . . . . . . . . . . . .p a g e27D RY I N G C Y C L E(A U TO M AT I C) . . . . . . . .p a g e28D RY I N G C Y C L E(P RO G R A M M A B L E) . . . . . .p a g e29D OT - GE N E R A L O P E R AT I N G I N S T R U C T I O N SDOTSTART / STOP• Press on the center of the control to start the system.• The system will start at its maximum power and the timer will begin automatically at 20 minutes.• Press once again on the center of the control to stop the system.INTENSITY• Press down on the center of the control and maintain a constant pressure to adjust the intensity of the massage.The power of the air jets will slowly decrease to its lowest speed and if you maintain pressure on the control,it will slowly increase to its highest speed.• Release the button at any time when the intensity of the massage is exactly where you want it.DRYING CYCLEThis control activates an automatic drying cycle after each massage session.The turbinestarts 15 minutes after the massage cycle has finished for a 90 second drying cycle to make surethe air channels are completely dry.This basic one-touch control lets you adjustmassage intensity and activates the automaticdrying cycle.MDA 125MAIN FUNCTIONS•Press this button to turn system on /off.•Press once as light flashes to start automatic drying cycle before its usual10-minute waiting period.•When the system is on,press this button to select an option.•As option flashes,press these buttons to turn option on /off or change intensity.OPTIONSLight under each icon will indicate when it is in use:ON /OFF•System on /off.Flashes during automatic drying cycle waiting period.HEAT•Heater on /off.Selects intensity.WAVE•Wave effect on /off.WAVE INTENSITY•Sets high speed end of wave effect (H15-H64).•Sets low speed end of wave effect (L01-L50).DRYING CYCLE•Programmable drying cycle on /off.Will start every day at time of selection.OPTION 1•Chromatherapy system on /off.Selects one of seven colors.OPTION 2•OP2 on /off (when a second option is installed).This electronic control lets you adjust the temper-ature of the headrest and the intensity of the mas-sage,choose and set wave mode,and program thedrying cycle and chromatherapy option.UR 5002This control offers multiple standard possibilities aswell as personal programming.T o use it,you maychoose between the wall module or the remotecontrol:both have the same buttons.The remotecontrol is completely waterproof.Y ou may use itwhile enjoying your bath.Detailed instructions for all functions are presentedon the following pages.ON/OFF•Press this button to turn system on or off.•Hold button down to adjust time.•Release button when desired time is set.HEAT•Press and release this button to select desired level (three levels).•Press and release this button to select the desired backrest(only for double heated backrests of the TMU Amma Series).INTENSITY•Use these arrows to increase or decrease massage intensity.CHROMATHERAPY•Press this button once to turn option on.•Press a second time to select color.•Press a third time to turn off.•May be used without the air-jet system.DRYING CYCLE•After using bath without air-jet system,press this button once to activate drying cycle.•After a hydro-thermo massage session,press once to turn drying cycle on immediately.•Press for two seconds to activate or deactivate programmable drying cycle.AIR FLOW•While system is on,press this button and then one of the buttons with small air flow icons onthe left to select one of six air flow options.CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMMING•Press this button and one of the buttons with small number icons to start one of sixcustomized programs.Printed in Canada.Copyright © May 2005 BainUltra Inc.All rights reserved.45220000.U S E R G U I D E-C O N T RO L SU R5002-D E TA I L E D I N S T R U C T I O N SMain functionsbutton to adjust the time.• Release the button when desired time appears on the screen.• Press the ON/OFF button again to stop the system.see Customized Programming section below.HEAT button to adjust the heat.TMU Amma SeriesHEAT button to adjust the heat.,BACKREST 2and BACKREST 1&2press and holdThe six buttons with blue icons are used to oper-ate the main functions:start and stop,time,heat,intensity,chromatherapy and drying cycles.U S E R G U I D E-C O N T RO L SU R5002-D E TA I L E D I N S T R U C T I O N S• Choices are:LOW,MEDIUM,HIGH and OFF• Repeat the operation to obtain different temperatures for each backrest.NOTE:Backrests are identified by their location in relation to the tub drain.The drain is to the right of the user of backrest 1 and to the left of the user of backrest 2.INTENSITY• When the system is on,and is in constant massage or wave mode (see AIR FLOW sectionbelow),press one of the INTENSITY buttons to select desired intensity.• When the system is in one of the pre-programmed step modes (see AIR FLOW sectionbelow),the intensity function is not available.CHROMATHERAPY• This function is avalaible only if the ThermoMasseur TM was ordered with BainUltra’s exclusiveLED system.• Press CHROMATHERAPY button once to activate the color cycle.The colour will changeevery five seconds.• Press CHROMATHERAPY button a second when desired color appears.• T o deactivate chromatherapy press CHROMATHERAPY button again.• This function may be used whether the system is on or off.DRYING CYCLESThis control activates an automatic drying cycle after each massage session.The turbinestarts 15 minutes after the massage cycle has finished for a 90 second drying cycle to make sure the air channels are completely dry.AUTOMATIC DRYING CYCLEAfter turning the system off,a waiting mode will begin.The letters “Pu”and the time remaining before drying cycle will appear on the screen.• When the system is in waiting mode,it is possible to shorten or prolong the delay time bypressing on one of the INTENSITY buttons (up or down).• The new waiting period will remain in memory until you choose to change it again.• Press and maintain DRYING CYCLE button for two seconds again to deactivate.U S E R G U I D E - C O N T RO L SU R 5002 - D E TA I L E D I N S T R U C T I O N SAIR FLOWY ou may choose between six different massage modes.T o activate this function the system must be on.• Press AIR FLOW button.• Press one of the six blue buttons with the small numbers to select the desired effect.T ype 1.Constant massage:see Intensity section above to adjust the level.T ype 2.Wave mode:intensity varies from 1 to a maximum of your choice.See Intensity section above to adjust maximum level.T ype 3.Pre-programmed step mode:intensity varies by intervals of one minutein this sequence:30-40-50-60-50-40.T ype 4.Pre-programmed step mode:intensity varies by intervals of one minutein this sequence:20-30-40-50-40-30.T ype 5.Pre-programmed step mode:intensity varies by intervals of two minutesin this sequence:20-30-40-50-60-64.T ype 6.Pre-programmed step mode:intensity varies by intervals of two minutesin this sequence:40-60-40-60-40-60.Advanced FunctionsThe two buttons with green icons give accessto advanced functions:air flow andcustomized programming.U R5002-D E TA I L E D I N S T R U C T I O N Stime,heat,intensity and CUSTOMIZED PROGRAM button twice.The screen will read “Per 0”.To start a customized program• When you wish to activate a customized program,turn the system on by pressing onceon CUSTOMIZED PROGRAM button and then on the blue button with the number of the desired program.• When a personal program is activated,the screen reading will alternate between the identification of the program and time countdown.When AIR FLOW is in step mode,alternat-ing readings will also include intensity level.To modify a customized program• Y ou may change the options of a customized program any time.The modifications will not remain in memory unless you save the new settings.• T o save new settings,after making the desired modifications,press CUSTOMIZED PROGRAM button twice and then press the button with the number of the program being used.Z 2 - G E N E R A LO P E R AT I N G I N S T R U C T I O N SEASY TO UNDERSTANDEasy-to-understand navigation based on A TM and Cellular phone design.All functions are accessible through MENU page.•Press MENU (lower left button)•Scroll to desired function (left buttons)•Press ENTER (upper right button)The Z2 is the most user friendly control on the market.The following steps will help you master the basics of your electronic control.Easy as 1 - 2 - 3Press ST AR T (lower right button) and enjoy your hydro-thermo massage at pre-set levelsMassage Intensity 60% Time 20 minutesBackrest Heat MediumEASY TO MODIFYEASY TO USEMassage Intensity button.Press ENTER(upper right button).(lower left button)(upper right button).(upper right button).Backrest HeatPress the upper right button.Scroll up or down to desired heat level (left buttons).Press ENTER(upper right button).Now you are ready to enjoy your first hydro-thermo massage session.The following pages provide detailed information on Z2 functions.123NOTE:When pre-set levels are modified,the new settings remain in memory until you choose to change them again.Z2Z 2 - G E N E R A LO P E R AT I N G I N S T R U C T I O N SSYSTEM ONSYSTEM OFFON / OFFThere are two main menus.Depending upon whether the system is ON or OFF ,one or the other will appear.The user has 3 minutes to adjust or program all settings.After 3 minutes,the main menu will appear .It is normal to hear the turbine working once the ThermoM asseur TM has been turned off.An automatic drying cycle starts 10 minutes after each use ensuring the dryness of the system (see DR YING CYCLE section).Main MenusThis main menu appears when the system is OFFWhen the system is ON (turbine activated),this menu will appear .ABZ2-M A I N F U N C T I O N S The default language is English.If you wish to change the desired language,follow these steps: Language•Press MENU(lower left button) •Select OTHERS (AUTRES in French,OTROS in Spanish)•Press ENTER (upper right button)•Select LANGUAGE (LANGUE in French, IDIOMA in Spanish)•Press ENTER(upper right button) •Scroll up / down (left buttons) to select desired language •Press ENTER(upper right button)NOTE•In the case of a power interruption,screen Dwill appear in the language previously selected and stored in memory.If desired,the user has3 minutes to change and validate the language.A D BCZ2-M A I N F U N C T I O N SStart/Stop•Press ST AR T(lower right button)•The default settings are:Massage Intensity 60%Time 20 minutesBackrest Heat Medium•T o modify these settings,consult sections:HEAT,INTENSITY,and TIME.•The turbine will stopautomatically at the end ofthe session.•If,however,the user wishesto stop the session beforethe pre-determined time,press STOP(lower rightbutton).•The drying cycle has nowDrying cycleiconThis means that after10 minutes,the turbinewill restart and run for90 seconds.•See DR YING CYCLE –AUTOMA TIC section forprogramming of this modeA CBThe Z2 is the most user friendly control on the market.Press ST AR T to enjoy your hydro-thermo massage.Z 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N STime•Press ST AR T(lower right button)•Press MENU(lower left button)ABThe time you set will remain in memory until you choose to change it again.•Select desired time by scrolling up or down(left buttons).Choices range from 5 to 30 minutes in 5 minute increments.•Press ENTER(upper right button)NOTE•User may also select desired time from other main menu.See page 15 for detailed explanations.•User may also select desired time by pressing ST AR T (lower right button) for 2 secondsD•Select TIME •Press ENTER(upper right button)CZ 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N SThe intensity you set will remain in memory until you choose to change it again.Intensity•Press ST AR T(lower right button)•Press MENU(lower left button)ABNOTE•The AIR FLOW setting must be in CONST ANT modein order to adjust it.When the system is in W A VE mode,the INTENSITY mode is not available and this window will appear for 3 minutes.•See AIR FLOW section for programming of this mode • T o exit this window press any button NOTE•User may also select desired time from other main menu.See page 15 for detailed explanations.E•Select desired intensity byscrolling up or down (left buttons).Intensity varies from:5% –100% in increments of 5%.•Press ENTER(upper right button)D•Select INTENSITY by scrolling down (lower left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)CZ 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N SThe heat level you set will remain in memory until you choose to change it again.Heat•Press ST AR T(lower right button)•Press MENU(lower left button)AB•Select desired heat setting by scrolling up or down (left buttons)•Choices are:LOW ,MEDIUM ,HIGH ,or OFF .•Press ENTER(upper right button)NOTE•User may also select desired heat from other main menu.See page 15 for detailed explanations.D•Select HEA T by scrolling down (lower left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)CZ 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N SThe air flow you set will remain in memory until you choose to change it again.Air Flow•Press ST AR T(lower right button)•Select AIR FLOW by scrolling down (lower left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)ACNOTE•In W A VE mode,user cannot adjust INTENSITY•See INTENSITY section for programming of this mode The following is an explanation of the different effects:CONSTANT - Intensity remains the same throughout the sessionWAVE - Intensity goes up and downthroughout the session in 5 second intervals.Intensity varies from:5% –100%.•Select desired effect by scrolling up or down (left buttons).•Choices are:CONSTANT and WAVE .•Press ENTER(upper right button)D•Press MENU(lower left button)BZ 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N SThis mode is only available if a ThermoMasseur TMwas ordered with BainUltra’s exclusive LED system.Chromatherapy•Press MENU(lower left button)•Select CHROMA by scrolling up•Press ENTER(upper right button)•Press ENTER (upper right button) a second time to activate color cycle.Color selection is:red,orange,yellow,green,blue,purple,and white.Lights will beginto change color.•Press ENTER (upper right button) third time to select desired colorACB•Press EXIT twice to return to main menu.Otherwise screen D will remain on.E•Press ENTER (upper right button) fourth time to deactivate chromatherapyDZ 2 - M A I NF U N C T I O N SContact us•Press MENU(lower left button) •This screen will appear for 3 minutes• T o exit this window press anybuttonAC•Scroll up to CONTACT US (upper left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)BThe BainUltra team is at your service,ready with any information you may require.Z2-A D V A N C E D F U N C T I O N S Depending upon how the control is installed,user may want to invert the screen. Inverting the Screen•Press MENU(lower left button)•Select OTHERS by scrolling up •Press ENTER(upper right button)•Select INVER T by scrolling up (upper left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)•Screen is now invertedA CB DZ2-A D V A N C E D F U N C T I O N S User may adjust contrast of screen. Contrast of Screen•Press MENU(lower left button)•Scroll up to OTHERS •Press ENTER(upper right button)•Scroll up to CONTRAST(lower left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button) •Adjust contrast by scrolling up to increase contrast or down to decrease contrast (left buttons)•Press ENTER(upper right button)A D BCZ2-A D V A N C E D F U N C T I O N S Drying Cycle (Automatic)•The drying cycle is auto-matically activated after each use but may also be programmed (see section DR YING CYCLE – PROGRAMMABLE)•When therapy session stops, there is a 10 minute wait before the automatic dryingDuring thistime,90 second drying cycle starts.•It is possible to startthe drying cycle withoutwaiting for 10 minutes.•T o do so,press upper leftbutton once.•If user would like to prolongbathing session and delayautomatic drying cycle byan additional 10 minutes:•Press upper left buttontwice.•This action may be repeatedto further delay drying cycle.IMPOR T ANT•The DRYING CYCLEis essential for perfecthygiene of the channel.Therefore,this functioncannot be disabled.A CBIt is normal to hear the turbine working oncethe ThermoMasseur TM has been turned off.An automatic drying cycle lasting 90 secondsstarts 10 minutes after each use ensuring thedryness of the system.Z 2 - A D V A N C E DF U N C T I O N SDrying Cycle (Programmable)•The drying cycle is automaticallyactivated after each use (see DR YING CYCLE – AUTOMA TIC section) but may also be programmed for an additionnal daily drying cycle •Press MENU(lower left button)•Scroll up to OTHERS •Press ENTER(upper right button)ABIMPOR T ANT•In order to program at a desired time of day ,user must enable this setting at that exact time.For example,if user would like the drying cycle to start at 10:00 a.m.everyday ,the user must program this function at 10:00 a.m.•Press ENABLE to activate (upper right button).•The turbine will start immediatelyexcept if the DA drying cycle can also be programmed.It is,therefore,normal to hear the turbine working at a certain time of day .•Scroll up to DR YING CYCLE (upper left button)•Press ENTER(upper right button)C•Repeat steps A-C to disable •Press DISABLE (upper right button) once this screen appears。
OTM125F4CMA230V 电机控制开关产品说明书
Object Classification Code ETIM 5 ETIM 6 ETIM 7 UNSPSC WEEE Category E-Number (Finland)
3
1SCC303036D0202
1 piece 115 mm 315 mm 115 mm 1.86 kg 6417019516868
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100 mm 116 mm 1.86 kg
Technical
Rated Operational Current AC-21A (Ie)
Rated Operational Current AC-22A (Ie)
Rated Operational Current AC-23A (Ie)
Rated Operational Current AC-31B (Ie) Rated Operational Current AC-33B (Ie) Rated Operational Power AC-23A (Pe)
Front operated Base mounting
4 10-70 mm² Front IP20
Open
Certificates and Declarations (Document Number)
Declaration of Conformity - CE Instructions and
1SCC303039D0201 1SCC303009M0202
(380 ... 415 V) 125 A
(380 ... 415 V) 80 A
(380 ... 415 V) 45 kW (500 V) 45 kW (690 V) 45 kW q = 40 °C 125 A
QTZ1250塔式起重机使用说明书要点
QTZ1250塔式起重机使用说明书1、概述QTZ1250塔式起重机是一种固定、自升、附着式塔机，其参数先进、性能可靠、造型美观，质量精良，具有起重臂长，工作覆盖面大，液压顶升，片式装配塔身等特点，其设计思想既注重不同层次施工单位的要求，又具有简单适用，维护方便、价格低廉等突出优点，由于具有自升和附着功能，从而使起升高度大大增加，可满足五十二层以下各种工业、商业、办公、民用等建筑的施工要求，是目前国内建设施工中比较理想的机械。
2、QTZ1250塔式起重机主要特点：2.1QTZ1250塔式起重机最大工作幅度为60米，覆盖面大，可把构件和物料垂直或水平直接吊运至工作位置，不需二次搬运，提高了运输效率。
2.2塔身标准节采用片式装配结构，螺栓连接，拆装，运输堆放贮存较为方便。
2.3QTZ1250塔式起重机配有一套液压顶升机构，采用内套架顶升结构，顶升平稳，就位准确可靠。
2.4起升机构采用双电机驱动调速，起升速度快，启动平稳，具有慢就位功能，就位准确，工作效率高，且慢就位速度档可长时间使用。
2.5驾驶室宽敞明亮，视野开阔，操作方便舒适。
2.6安全装置齐全，精度高，工作可靠，调整简单方便。
3、起重机技术性能3.1性能参数见表3.2起重特性表及起重特性曲线3.2.1)60米幅度3.2.2)54米幅度3.2.3)48米幅度3.2.4)42米幅度3.3供电参数总电机功率： 58KW供电电压： ~380V+10%供电频率： 50Hz4、起重机构造简述QTZ1250型塔机主要由金属结构、工作机构、液压顶升、电气控制及安全保护装置等组成。
4.1 总体布置（见图一）塔机的十字底梁和基础节通过地脚螺栓紧固在专用的混凝土基础上，基础节上部用斜撑杆与底架相连接以增加底盘的整体稳定性，其上部联接板与塔身标准节用螺栓联接，塔身标准节与内套架、内套架与下回转平台均用螺栓联接，塔身不转动，通过下回转平台与回转支承外圈相联，回转支承内圈和上回转平台相联接，上回转平台将吊臂、平衡臂、小撑杆连成一体。
人民电器 HL32-125系列隔离开关 使用说明书
HL32-125系列隔离开关符合标准：GB/T14048.3产品安装使用前，请仔细阅读使⽤说明书，并妥善保管，以备查阅。
警告1 严禁湿手操作隔离开关，避免发生电击事故。
2 分、合操作时，脸部不可贴近开关，以免电弧伤害眼睛。
注意1 隔离开关的安装场所应无爆炸危险、无腐蚀性气体，并应注意防尘、防潮。
2 避免超负荷工作，保证产品性能。
3 此开关只有隔离作用，不具备任何保护特性。
4 接线时一定要接紧，且在安装使用一段时间后要再进行紧固，每次的拧紧力矩为(3.5~4)N.m。
5 安装按照产品说明书要求，包括安装方式、进线方式、适用条件、铜导线（铜排）截面积（参考值见附表A)。
6 产品接触板为纯铜，用户接铝导线时请采用铜铝过渡，糖锡或者加装铜接线鼻，以免导致铜、铝直接接触造成电化学腐蚀导致接线松动，接触电阻增大而烧损线路。
如因接线不合理出现线路烧毁，本公司概不负责，特此警告！-1--2-1 主要用途与适用范围HL32-125系列隔离开关（以下简称隔离开关），适用于交流50Hz 或60Hz 、额定工作电压为230V /400V 及以下的配电和控制回路中, 主要作为终端电器的总开关，也可用于控制各类电动机、小功率电器和照明等，广泛应用于工矿企业、高层建筑、商业及家庭等场所。
隔离开关按GB /T 14048.3设计、制造及检验。
2 主要规格及技术参数2.1 型号及含义HL 32 - 125 /2.2 分类2.2.1 按额定电流In 分：32A 、63A 、100A 、125A 2.2.2 按极数分：单极、二极、三极、四极。
极数（1:单极，2:二极，3:三极，4:四极）壳架等级额定电流（A ）设计序号隔离开关-3-图14P3P2P1P2.3 主要技术参数2.3.1 额定短时耐受电流：12In ，通电时间1s ；2.3.2 额定短路接通能力：20In ，通电时间0.1s ；2.3.3 额定接通与分断能力：1.05Ue ，3In ，cos ф=0.65；2.3.4 额定限制短路电流：20kA 。
SL25-125型索道驱动机操作规程
SL25－125型索道驱动机操作规程SL25-125型索道驱动机是一种用于驱动索道的机械设备，本文将介绍其操作规程，以确保设备的安全稳定运行。
一、设备概述1.设备参数：额定载荷25KN，主轮轮径1250mm，电机功率22kw，输出转速78rpm。
2.设备组成：由电机、减速器、主轮、附轮、制动器、啮合机构等部分组成。
二、设备准备1.设备维护：定期检查设备的各个部分是否正常运转，必要时更换配件。
设备在工作前必须经过全面检查，检查是否有松散、磨损等异常情况，并及时予以处理。
2.设备清洁：设备操作前必须对设备进行清洁，清除积尘、污垢等，确保设备表面清洁干燥。
3.设备检查：设备在操作前必须进行检查，包括主轮、附轮和制动器的状态，线绳和索道是否正常。
同时查看设备的电源、控制台和电缆是否安全。
三、设备操作1.设备启动：操作前确认设备各部位都处于正常状态，按照设备操作图示、控制按钮进行操作，确保有人监控设备运行状态。
2.设备停止：设备停止前应该先将电机减速器开关关闭，然后再关闭断路器，最后按照设备操作图示按顺序操作。
3.设备超载：不得超过设备的额定载荷。
超载情况下应立即停止运行，评估设备状态并及时修理。
4.设备故障：如果设备出现异常情况，应立即停机，评估设备状态并及时修理。
在修理之前必须切断电源。
5.设备维护：定期对设备进行保养和维护，更换设备的易损部件和松散配件。
四、安全管理1.设备加锁：设备的电源应该关闭并锁住，确保设备在维护期间不被误操作。
2.固定缆绳：工作人员必须检查缆绳是否固定、捆绑良好，确保缆绳不会脱落，确保工作安全。
3.安全通道：设备运行区域必须确保安全通道，防止工作人员误入危险区域。
4.安全意识：操作设备前必须确保工作人员通过安全知识培训，建立安全意识。
五、结论以上是SL25-125型索道驱动机的操作规程，其中涉及到设备的准备、操作和安全管理。
在工作中人员必须严格按照操作规程执行，以确保设备的安全稳定运行。
碧云天MTT细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒说明书.pdf_1694034687.4777226
MTT 细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒产品编号 产品名称包装 C0009S MTT 细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒 500次 C0009MMTT 细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒2500次产品简介：MTT 细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒(MTT Cell Proliferation and Cytotoxicity Assay Kit)是一种非常经典的细胞增殖和细胞毒性检测试剂盒，被广泛应用于细胞增殖和细胞毒性的检测。
MTT 可以被线粒体内的一些脱氢酶还原生成结晶状的深紫色产物formazan (图1A)。
在特定溶剂存在的情况下，可以被完全溶解(图1B)。
然后通过酶标仪可以测定570nm 波长附近的吸光度(图2)。
细胞增殖越多越快，则吸光度越高；细胞毒性越大，则吸光度越低。
图1. MTT 细胞增殖及细胞毒性检测试剂盒实测效果图。
A. HeLa 细胞加入使用本试剂盒配制的MTT 溶液，在细胞培养箱内孵育4小时，显微镜下可见大量结晶状的深紫色产物formazan 生成。
B. 不同数量HeLa 细胞在MTT溶液(MTT solution)加入后4小时的效果图(上图)及深紫色产物formazan 生成后加入Formazan 溶解液(Formazan solvent)，充分溶解后的效果图(下图)。
图2. 本试剂盒检测不同数量HeLa 细胞的效果图。
不同的检测条件下，实际读数会因标准品的配制、检测仪器等的不同而存在差异，图中数据仅供参考。
本试剂盒采用了独特的Formazan 溶解液配方，无需去除原有的培养液，可以直接加入Formazan 溶解液溶解formazan 。
从而避免了由于去除培养液时formazan 被部分去除而引起的误差。
本试剂盒本底低，灵敏度高，线性范围宽，使用方便。
碧云天各种细胞增殖和细胞毒性检测试剂盒的比较和选择，请参考/support/cell-proliferation.htm 。
本试剂盒C0009S 包装可以测定500个样品，C0009M 包装可以测定2500个样品。
MAT-852 3.5 多功能主板 说明书
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