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1. USE:1.1 Maximum results and long life of the valves can be maintained under normal working conditions and accordingwith pressure/temperature rating and corrosion data chart.2 MANUAL OPERATION:2.1 The opening and closing of the valve is done by turning the lever a ¼ turn (90 degrees)A. Valve in Open Position – the lever is in line with the valve or pipeline.B. Valve in Closed Position – the lever is at right angle with the valve or pipeline.3. DISASSEMBLY & CLEANING PROCEDURE:Caution: ball valve can trap fluids in the ball cavity when closed.Clean all components thoroughly and examine all seating/sealing surfaces. NO eroded or corroded leak paths are permissible. If any are found, the part must be replaced. The ball must have no scratches across its seatingsurface and any damage to the port lip will destroy the new seats, a damaged ball must not be re-used.3.1 If the valve has been used to control hazardous media, it must be decontaminated before disassembly. It isrecommended that the following steps are taken for safe removal and reassembly.A. Relieve the line pressure.B. Place valve in half-open position and flush the line to remove any hazardous material from the valve.C. All persons involved in the removal and disassembly of the valve should wear the proper protectiveclothing, such as face shield, gloves, etc.Maintenance of parts is easy, even if the valve is installed in the line: By removing all the body bolts except one and loosening the remain one, valve body can be swung out. Seats, gaskets and ball can be replaced withoutdisturbing pipe alignment. On threaded lines, valve can be screwed on without the use of unions, as the three-piece construction makes valve ends free, by removing the bolts.4. GENERAL INFORMATION FOR INSTALLATION:4.1 The valve can be installed in any position on the pipeline.4.2 Before installation of the valves, the pipe must be flushed clean of dirt, burrs and welding residues, or the seatsand ball surface will be damaged.4.3 The pipe must be free from tension.5. INSTALLATION OF THREADED VALVES5.1 Use conventional sealant, such as hemp core, Teflon, etc. on the threads.5.2 Apply wrench only on the hexagon of the valve ends. Tightening by using the valve body or lever can seriouslydamage the valve.5.3 In some applications, screwed valves are back welded on site, these valves must be treated as per instructionsfor weld end valves before back welding.6. INSTALLATION OF WELD-END VALVES6.1Tack weld the valve on the pipe in four points on both end caps.6.2 With the valve in the open position, (lever to be parallel to the axis of the pipe), remove all the body bolts exceptone. Loosen the nut on the remaining bolt. Swing the body outside the pipe.6.3 Take off PTFE gasket from body, embed new graphite gasket into gasket groove of body.•Note: Weld-End valves contain PTFE joint gaskets for temporary purposes only, the provided graphite joint gaskets shall be used in place of the PTFE joint gaskets for final installation.6.4 Finish welding both end caps on the pipe.6.5 When cooled down, clean both end caps and body surface.6.6 Swing the body back in position and replace the bolts. Tighten all nuts slightly. This operation is very important, tokeep body and end caps perfectly parallel, thus preventing distortion of the end caps.6.7 With the valve in the closed position, tighten the body bolts in a uniform pattern as to evenly compress the newgraphite gaskets. (Reference the following table for proper body bolt torques) 6.8 Check proper operation of the valve.BOLT TIGHTENING SPECIFICATIONSThe body bolts of the valve should be tightened evenly.Tighten one-side snugly, then the one diagonal across.Repeat for the other bolts, bringing them all down tightly in sequence.A-T Controls product, when properly selected, is designed to perform its intended function safely during its useful life. However, the purchaser or user of A-T Controls products should be aware that A-T Controls products might be used in numerous applications under a wide variety of industrial service conditions. Although A-T Controls can provide general guidelines, it cannot provide specific data and warnings for all possible applications. The purchaser / user must therefore assume the ultimate responsibility for the proper sizing and selection, installation, operation, and maintenance of A-T Controls products. The user should read and understand the installation operation maintenance (IOM) instructions included with the product, and train its employees and contractors in the safe use of A-T Controls products in connection with the specific application.While the information and specifications contained in this literature are believed to be accurate, they are supplied for informative purposes only. Because A-T Controls is continually improving and upgrading its product design, the specifications, dimensions and information contained in this literature are subject to change without notice. Should any question arise concerning these specifications, the purchaser/user should contact A-T Controls.For product specifications go to /A-T Controls, Inc. • 9955 International Boulevard, Cincinnati, OH 45246 • Phone: (513) 530-5175 • Fax: (513) 247-5462 • 。

GUIDESTORMSHIELD MANAGEMENTCENTER INSTALLATION GUIDE Version2.8.2Document last update:April26,2021Reference:sns-en-SMC-installation_guide-v2.8.2SMC-INSTALLATION GUIDE-V2.8.2 Table of contents1.Getting started32.Deploying the SMC server on the virtual environment42.1Deploying the.OVA file in the VMware virtual environment42.2Deploying.VHD files in the Microsoft Hyper-V virtual environment42.3Deploying.qcow2files in the KVM virtual environment53.Initializing the SMC server from the virtual environment63.1Initializing the SMC server automatically63.2Initializing the SMC server manually64.Ending the SMC server initialization8In the documentation,Stormshield Management Center is referred to in its short form:SMC andStormshield Network in its short form:SN.1.Getting startedSMC server allows you to perform a centralized administration of SN firewalls.From the SMC server 2.8.2web interface,you can:l Administer firewalls,l Get a clear overview of all your firewalls,l Ensure consistent configurations,l Access the web administration interface of firewalls.The SMC server is a virtual machine provided in the form of an .OVA archive file (Open Virtualization Archive)for VMware,.VHD (Virtual Hard Disk)for Microsoft Hyper-V or .qcow2for KVM.The SMC server 2.8.2is compatible with Stormshield Network Security in at least version 2.5.0.In order to install the SMC server,download the file smc-x.x.x.ova ,the archive smc-x.x.x-hyperv.zip or the archive smc-x.x.x-kvm.tar.gz from your personal area MyStormshield .SMC -INSTALLATION GUIDE -V 2.8.21.GETTING STARTED2.Deploying the SMC server on the virtual environmentYou must first deploy the SMC server on a VMware,Microsoft Hyper-V or KVM virtual environment.We recommend that you install the SMC server in a DMZ.2.1Deploying the.OVA file in the VMware virtual environmentDeploy the.OVA file in one of the following virtual environments:l VMware ESXi versions6.0,6.5and6.7The SMC virtual machine requires:l A processor,l An Ethernet network interface,l RAM:1024MB,l Minimum disk space required on the VMware environment:130GB.We recommend two processors and2GB of RAM for better performances.1.Open the VMware vSphere client on your administration workstation.2.Indicate the parameters for connecting to the VMware ESXi server on which you wish to installthe SMC server.3.In the File menu,select Deploy an OVF template.4.In the VMware deployment wizard,complete the steps for deploying the.OVA file.2.2Deploying.VHD files in the Microsoft Hyper-V virtual environmentThe smc-x.x.x-hyperv.zip archive contains two.vhd files:l smc-system.vhd,l product-data.vhd.Deploy the.VHD files in one of the following virtual environments:l Microsoft Hyper-V for Windows Server2012R2,l Microsoft Hyper-V for Windows Server2016.1.In the Hyper-V Manager tool,select a hypervisor.2.Create a new virtual machine and follow the steps shown in the wizard.l In the Assign Memory menu,allocate1024MB of memory.l In the Connect Virtual Hard Disk menu,select Use an existing virtual hard disk and selectthe smc-system.vhd file.3.Finish the creation of the new virtual machine.4.Open the parameters of this machine and go to the IDE0Controller menu.5.Click on Add then select Virtual hard disk in the Media section,and select the product-data.vhd file.6.Confirm,then log on to the machine.2.3Deploying.qcow2files in the KVM virtual environmentThe smc-x.x.x-kvm.tar.gz archive contains two.qcow files:l smc-system.qcow2,l product-data.qcow2.Deploy the.qcow2files in the following virtual environment:l Red Hat7.4and upwards.1.In the virt-manager tool,select the KVM hypervisor.2.Create a new virtual machine and follow the steps shown in the wizard.l Select Import existing disk image and select the smc-system.qcow2file.l Allocate at least1024MB of memory and select the number of CPU.3.Finish the creation of the new virtual machine.4.Open the parameters of this machine and go to the Add Hardware menu.5.Click on Storage,and select Select or create custom storage.Select the product-data.qcow2file.6.Confirm,then log on to the machine.We recommend you to use the e1000virtual network interface.3.Initializing the SMC server from the virtual environmentThe SMC virtual machine is deployed.You will now need to initialize the server either manually or automatically from the virtual environment.At the end of this procedure,you can connect to the server web interface from one of thesupported web browsers:l Microsoft Edge,latest stable version,l Google Chrome,latest stable version,l Mozilla Firefox,latest stable version.TIPWhen initializing the SMC server,a temporary IP address can be assigned either manually or by a DHCP server.In order for the DHCP assignment to work,connect the server's first virtual interface (eth0)to the right network in the virtual infrastructure.The definitive static IP address will beassigned in the SMC server initialization wizard described in section Ending the SMC serverinitialization.3.1Initializing the SMC server automatically1.Start the SMC virtual machine.2.By default,if the server first interface is configured to get an IP address from the DHCP server,no action is required from you to initialize the server.3.When the SMC server is initialized,connect to the address displayed in red from a webbrowser to carry on initialization.3.2Initializing the SMC server manually1.Start the SMC virtual machine.2.You have five seconds to go into manual initialization mode.If you let these five secondslapse,an attempt will be made to automatically assign an IP address via DHCP.If this attempt is unsuccessful,the manual initialization mode will then be suggested automatically.3.Define the following parameters:l The keyboard language used when you connect to the SMC server in command line, l The parameters of the eth0interface:IP address,subnet mask and default gateway,l The time zone for setting the date,l Whether the date will be configured manually or via an NTP server:o If manual configuration:enter a date,o If via an NTP server:enter one or several NTP servers(IP addresses or DNS names separated by commas).The NTP server can also be configured after the server hasbeen initialized.Refer to the SMC Administration guide for more information.4.When the SMC server is initialized,connect to the address displayed in red from a webbrowser to carry on initialization.4.Ending the SMC server initializationYou are now connected to the SMC server from a web browser for the first time.To complete the last steps of the SMC server initialization,use the SMC server initialization wizard.1.Select the manual initializationmode.2.Select the web interface language.The default language is your browser's language.If the browser's language is other than English or French,the default language is English.3.Select the keyboard language used when you connect to the SMC server in command line,4.Enter the definitive IP address of the SMC server.5.Specify the "admin"and "root"users'passwords:l admin:main administrator of the web interface.The password must have a minimum length of eight characters.l root:user allowed to connect to the server in command line.6.Click Apply .This completes initialization.7.Connect to the SMC server web interface with the "admin"user and password specified at step 5of this procedure.Your SMC server is now initialized.Learn how to administer firewalls and maintain the server in the Stormshield Management Center Administration guide .SMC -INSTALLATION GUIDE -V 2.8.24.ENDING THE SMC SERVER INITIALIZATIONSMC-INSTALLATION GUIDE-V2.8.2****************************All images in this document are for representational purposes only,actual products may differ. 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Installation Instructions PowerFlex ® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board What This Kit Includes•Switching Power Supply circuit board •16 Pin Ribbon cable •Four screws with captive lock washers •Four metal stand-offs •Two plastic screws •Two plastic stand-offs •SA-SB terminal block •Static strap Tools That You Need •Phillips ® screwdriver•Flathead screwdriver•Nut driver or wrench for hex stand-offsPhillips ®is a registered trademark of Phillips Screw Company.ATTENTION: Only qualified personnel familiar with DC drives and associated machinery should plan or implement the installation, start-up and subsequent maintenance of the system. Failure to comply may result in personal injury and/or equipmentdamage.ATTENTION: To avoid an electric shock hazard, ensure that all power to the drive has been removed before performing thefollowing.ATTENTION: This drive contains ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) sensitive parts and assemblies. Static control precautions are required when installing, testing, servicing or repairing this assembly. Component damage may result if ESD control procedures are not followed. If you are not familiar with static control procedures, reference A-B publication 8000-4.5.2, “Guarding Against Electrostatic Damage” or any other applicable ESD protection handbook.2PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit BoardWhat You Need to DoTo install the Switching Power Supply board:❐ Step 1:Remove power from the drive ❐ Step 2:Remove the protective covers ❐ Step 3:Remove the existing Switching Power Supply board ❐ Step 4:Install the new Switching Power Supply board ❐ Step 5:Replace the protective covers and document the change Step 1:Remove Powerfrom the Drive1.Remove and lock-out all incoming power to the drive. ATTENTION: Remove power before making or breaking cable connections. When you remove or insert a cable connector with power applied, an electrical arc may occur. An electrical arc can cause personal injury or property damage by:•sending an erroneous signal to your system’s field devices, causing unintended machine motion •causing an explosion in a hazardous environment Electrical arcing causes excessive wear to contacts on both the module and its mating connector. Worn contacts may create electrical resistance.PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board3Step 2:Remove the Protective Covers 1.Disconnect the DPI cable from the HIM assembly (if present).2.Loosen, but do not remove, the screws that secure the bottom cover tothe drive, then slide the cover down and off the drive chassis.3.Loosen, but do not remove, the screws that secure the top cover to thedrive, then slide the cover up and off the drive chassis.Important:The HIM assembly is connected via a cable to the Control board and therefore will not pull free from the drive untildisconnected. See step 4 below for instructions.4PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board4.Disconnect the HIM Communication cable from the connector on theupper right corner of the Control board and set the cover aside.Pull tabs out to disconnect cable.PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board5Step 3:Remove the Existing Switching Power Supply Board Note: The Switching Power Supply circuit board is located on the back of the Pulse Transformer circuit board. You must move the Control EMI shield and remove the top air flow plate from the drive in order to remove the board.1.Carefully disconnect the cables from connectors XA, XR and XFCD onthe Control board.2.Loosen the two captive screws at the top of the Control EMI shield andlower the shield.Important:If the drive is not in a vertical position, the Control EMIshield will not remain open without a means of restraint.Loosen screws6PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board3.Remove the plug-in terminal from the field input block at the top of thedrive.4.Remove the four screws that secure the slotted air flow plate to the topof the drive chassis.Important:The air flow plate is also secured to the Pulse Transformercircuit board and therefore cannot yet be removed.Instructions for doing so are included later in thisprocedure.5.Remove the two screws that secure the air flow plate to the top of thePulse Transformer board and lift the plate off the drive chassis. The airflow plate cannot be completely removed due to the fuse connections at FU1 and FV1. Air flow plateplug-interminalFront of Drive Remove screwsFuse connections Pulse Transformer boardPowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board 76.Remove the cable from connector XP in upper right corner of the PulseTransformer board.Important:Provide support for the Switching Power Supply board asyou remove the screws from the Pulse Transformer board.7.Remove the six screws that secure the stand-offs on the back of theSwitching Power Supply board to the Pulse Transformer board.Disconnect cableRemove screwsRemove screws8PowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board8.Remove the cables from connectors XV and XUV on the SwitchingPower Supply board and slide the board out of the drive chassis.9.Remove the six screws that secure the stand-offs to the back of theSwitching power Supply board and remove the stand-offs. Retain thestand-offs for reuse.Remove cable from XUV Remove cable from XVRemove screwsPowerFlex® DC Drive - Frame B Switching Power Supply Circuit Board 9Step 4:Install the NewSwitching Power SupplyBoard 1.Install the new Switching Power Supply board in reverse order of removal as detailed in Step 3: Remove the Existing Switching Power Supply Board on page 5.2.Replace the 16 Pin cable connected to connector XA on the SwitchingPower Supply board with the new cable provided.–Verify that the four plastic board stabilizers mounted on the top airflow plate are placed one on either side of each of the Pulse Transformer and Switching Power Supply boards.Top view of Pulse Transformer board Side cut-away viewPublication 20P-IN006B-EN-P - December 2009Supersedes 20P-IN006A-EN-P - March 2009Copyright © 2009 Rockwell Automation. All rights reserved. Printed in USA.Step 5:Replace theProtective Covers andDocumenting the Change 1.Replace the protective covers in the reverse order of removal as described in Step 3: Remove the Protective Covers on page 3.2.Install DPI cable (if present).3.Record the installation of the new Switching Power Supply board anddate of installation on the Field Installed Option label on the side of thedrive (as shown below).Related Documentation Allen-Bradley publications are available on the internet at/literature .For . . .Read this document Publication Number In depth information regarding theoperation of PowerFlex Digital DC drives User Manual - PowerFlex Digital DC Drives 20P-UM001…。

Installation InstructionsFord MustangAll models including V-6, V-6 Premium, GT 5.0 Liter, GT-Premium, GT/California-Special & Shelby GT500 5.4 LiterAnd convertible models of the above.Part Numbers:24863 6028077238 24843 (U-Haul)Hitch Shown In Proper PositionWiring Access Location:PC3, PC4Equipment Required:Wrenches/Sockets:13mm, 11/16Drill Bits:None1.Lower vehicle exhaust by removing muffler metal tangs out of rubber exhaust hangers at rear of vehicle, See Picture 1. next page. Also loosen strap bolts holding exhaust together in front of muffler both sides. Rotate mufflers downward so that you have access to round holes in bottom of frame for fish-wiring bolts in place. See Picture2.next page.2.Fish-wire carriage bolts with blocks up through round access hole in bottom of frame and out through holes on outside of frame, both sides of vehicle. Push end of bolts back inside frame and leave bolt leader wire ends sticking out. See Picture3.next page.3.Raise hitch into position above tailpipes with hitch tubing pushing muffler hangers upward. Locate hitch frame brackets on outside of frame, being careful to guide bolt leader wire ends through slots in hitch frame brackets as you raise and locate brackets in place.4.Pull ends of carriage bolts through vehicle frame and hitch brackets and loosely install conical toothed washers and hex nuts. Make sure carriage bolts engage with square hole in block as you pull bolts through frame.5.On V-6 models pull hitch rearward as far as possible to allow for more muffler clearance.6.Torque hex nuts both sides of vehicle to specifications below.7.Raise mufflers back in to position and insert metal muffler tangs through rubber hangers both sides. Tighten strap bolts holding exhaust together in front of mufflers. Note!To allow more clearance with bottom of hitch frame brackets and top of tailpipes you can twist muffler and tailpipe around before tightening bolts.Tighten 7/16”-14 x 1-1/2” Carriage Bolts with torque wrench to 50 Lb.-Ft. (68 N*M)Qty. (4)Carriage Bolt, 7/16”-14 x 1-1/2”Qty. (4)Hex Nut, 7/16”-14Qty. (4)Block, 7/8” x 1-1/2”, with square hole Qty. (5)Bolt Leader, 7/16” (one extra)Qty. (4)Conical Toothed Washer, 7/16”2000LB (908 Kg) Max Gross Trailer Weight200LB (90.8 Kg) Max Tongue WeightDo Not Exceed Lower of Towing VehicleManufacturer’s Rating or Drawbar must be used in theRise position only.Fastener Kit:24863FDrawbar Kit:3594Vehicle frames cut-away to show detailLarge access hole in bottom of frame for fish-wiring bolts with blocks.Tailpipe43432155Frame21Other Tools: Universal joint & extension , spray lubricant.This is a magnified view of a Bolt LeaderFasteners typical, both sides of vehicle.Carriage bolts with blocks shown in place inside of frame.Insert large coiled end of Bolt Leaders through attachment holes in outside of frame and out through large access hole. Insert coiled end through block and screw on to bolt. You are now ready to pull assembly through frame and leave ends of Bolt Leaders sticking out a couple of inches.It may help to have (2) people when raising hitch into place so that you don’t push ends of bolt leadersback into frame.MufflerV-6 FasciaV-8, GT FasciaInstallation InstructionsFord Mustang All models including V-6, V-6 Premium, GT 5.0 Liter, GT-Premium,GT/California-Special & Shelby GT500 5.4 LiterAnd convertible models of the above.Part Numbers:Tighten 7/16”-14 x 1-1/2” Carriage Bolts with torque wrench to 50 Lb.-Ft. (68 N*M)Loosen these bolts onexhaust so that mufflers canbe rotated downward, after removing muffler hanger tangs out of rubber isolators typical both sides of vehicleshown above.Muffler hanger tangRubber isolatorAccess holePicture 1.Picture 2.Picture 3.Outside of Passenger’s side frame rail shown with ends of Bolt Leaders sticking out. Be careful not to push ends back in to frame when raisinghitch up in to place.Slide hitch bracket up in place between outside of frame and inside of this bolt, typical both sides.2486360280 7723824843 (U-Haul)DRAW-TITE TRAILER HITCHES HITCH MOUNTS。

IntroductionThe XA2417-01-PBA Raywood Interface for TM8000 provides external access to most of the required signals provided by the radio’s internal options connector.The Raywood Interface board fits inside the radio in the options cavity and is connected to the main PCB by the internal options connector and loom.The internal options connector signals are then made available on the high-density 15-way D-rangeconnector mounted on the Raywood Interface board. This connector fits through the external options connector hole provided in the radio chassis.Installation WarningThis equipment contains devices that are susceptible to staticou can obtain information onantistatic precautions and the dangers of electrostatic discharge (ESD) from standards such as ESD S4.1-1997 (revised) or BS EN 100015-4 1994. The Electrostatic Discharge Association website is /.Changing the Raywood Interface LinkThe Raywood Interface board configuration must be completed before the board is installed in the radio, as the top side of the Raywood Interface board is not accessible once the board is screwed to the radio lid.The TM8000 provides an option of linking the radio power supply connection to pin 1 of the Internal Options Connector, which will supply a constant 13.8V to the Raywood Datahead.This link is a zero ohm resistor. Spare zero ohm resistors are placed during manufacture of eachThe radio does not meet the IP54 options cover seal is installed.T o comply with EN 301489-5, metres (10feet) in length.internal options connectorRaywood Interface boardD-range hood partsD-range plugoptions-extender installation partsinternal optionsloomexternal options cover seal (Not Used)external options connectorradio. Take one of these (located to the lower left of the Internal Options Connector), and place on location R786.Configuration ProcedureT o configure the board, carry out the following steps.1.Program the radio in which the Raywood Interface board is being installed with default settings. The default test settings are explained in the following tables .2.Disassemble the radio in order to gain access to the options cavity . For detailed disassembly instructions, refer to the disassembly procedure in the TM8100 Serv-ice Manual.3.Connect the internal options loom between SK102 on the Raywood Interface board and SK102 on the radio ’s main PCB.4.Set up the test equipment shown in, and follow the adjustment procedure for R V1 and R V2 described in the following section.PinDirection LabelActionActive Debounce Signal StateMirroredAUX_GPI2input 2BSETUP Enter Emergency Mode low 100None None AUX_GPI3input PWRSENSE Power Sense (ignition)high 10None None IOP_GPIO1input None T oggle Stand-by Mode low 0None None IOP_GPIO2input NoneExternal PTT1lowNoneNoneRx/PTT Type Tap Out Tap Out Type Tap OutUnmute Tap In Tap In Type Tap In Unmute Rx R2D-Split Busy Detect None A-Bypass In On PTT Mic PTT None C-Bypass Out On PTT None A-Bypass In On PTT EPTT1None C-Bypass Out On PTT T 8A-Bypass In On PTT EPTT2NoneC-Bypass OutOn PTTNone A-Bypass InOn PTTField Setting PTT Priority Highest Audio Source Audio T ap In FieldSetting Minimum Volume Level 255FieldSetting Command Mode Baud Rate 4800Command Mode Flow Control NoneData PortInternal OptionsAdjustment Points on the Raywood Interface BoardThe following table describes the Raywood Interface adjustment points. Adjustments are made by two variable resistors R V1 and R V2.Adjusting RV1, RV2RV1This adjusts the audio level from the radio to the Raywood datahead. T o adjust correctly apply an on channel RF carrier, modulated at 60% of full system deviation, using a1kHz tone. Use an audio meter on pins SK1.5 and SK1.14(GND) and adjust until the level of -7.3dBm is setRV2This adjusts the transmit deviation. Connect a 1kHz tone with a level of -11dBm to pins SK1.12 and SK1.14 (GND). Connect SK1.8 to ground this will cause the radio to transmit. Use a Radio Communications test set to measure deviation, adjust R V2 for 60% of full system deviation.Installing the Raywood Interface BoardThe following table describes the parts required to install an Raywood Interface board in a radio.Installation Procedure1.Disassemble the radio in order to gain access to the options cavity.For detailed disassembly instructions, refer to the disassembly procedure in the TM8100 Service Manual.2.Remove the top cover and lid b from the radio to access the options cavity.3.Remove the external options connector bung c , if it is fitted.4.On the inside of the radio lid place the foam seal d over the external options connector cavity e .5.With the top side of the Raywood Interface board f facing the radio lid, guide the external options connector g (the D-range connector on the Raywood Interface board) into the external options connector cavity.6.Screw the external options connector to the radio lid using the two screw-lock fasteners h . Tighten the fasteners to a torque of 0.9N ·m (8lbf ·in).Quantity Internal Part Number Description Reference1362-01111-00foam seald 2354-01043-00screw-lock fasteners h 4349-02062-00M3x8 screwsjThe external options connector screw-lock fasteners must bei.7.Screw the Raywood Interface board to the mounting posts on the radio lid using four M3x8 self-tapping screws j.Tighten the M3x8 screws to a torque of 1.9N·m (17lbf·in)8.Plug the unattached end of internal options connector loom 1)into the internaloptions connector on the radio main PCB.。

曝气生物滤池（BAF）安装调试手册曝气生物滤池(BAF)安装调试手册目录目录 (2)第一部分 BAF内部设备材料施工程序 (6)一、安装前的准备 (6)1.安装前与关联单位的沟通协调 (6)2.安装前的准备工作及注意事项 (6)二、施工程序 (7)1.反冲洗配气管安装 (7)1.1 施工前检验 (7)1.2 施工工序 (7)1.3施工质量控制点 (7)1.4施工验收 (7)2.出水稳流栅的安装 (8)2.1 施工前检验 (8)2.2 施工工序 (8)2.3施工质量控制点 (8)2.4施工验收 (8)3.滤板的安装 (8)3.1安装前对滤池滤梁及滤板质量的检验 (9)3.2 施工工序 (9)3.3施工质量控制点 (12)3.4施工验收 (12)4.长柄滤头的安装 (12)4.1 安装前检验 (12)4.2 施工工序 (12)4.3施工质量控制点 (13)4.4施工验收 (13)5.分配器的安装 (13)5.1 施工前检验 (13)5.2 施工工序 (13)5.3施工质量控制点 (14)5.4施工验收 (14)6.曝气器及角钢支架的安装 (14)6.1 施工前检验 (14)6.2 施工工序 (14)6.3施工质量控制点 (15)6.4施工验收 (15)7.曝气生物滤池工程安装调试 (16)8.鹅卵石承托层、滤料填装 (18)8.1 填装前检验 (18)8.2 填装工序 (18)8.3填装质量控制点 (19)8.4填装验收 (19)第二部分影响滤池安装进度的因素 (20)第三部分滤池安装的工具配备 (21)第四部分工艺运行调试 (22)1 调试步骤 (22)1.1 调试运行前的准备 (21)1.2 调试步骤 (21)1.3 反冲洗操作方法: (23)2 系统运行状态控制管理 (26)2.1 布水与布气 (26)2.2 滤料预处理 (26)2.3 运行观察与维护 (26)3 挂膜期间的影响因素 (29)3.1 温度 (29)3.2 原水pH值 (29)3.3 曝气量和水中的溶解氧(DO) (29)3.4 水力负荷 (30)3.5 有毒物质 (30)3.6 营养物质 (30)3.7 进水底物浓度 (30)4 滤池运行中可能出现的异常问题及解决对策 (31)4.1 气味 (31)4.2 生物膜严重脱落 (31)4.3 滤池处理效率降低 (31)4.4 出水堰脏且出水不均 (31)4.5 微生物不增长或减少的现象 (32)4.6 溶解氧过高或过低 (32)4.7 进水水质异常 (32)4.8 出水水质异常 (32)5 水泵风机运行管理 (33)5.1 水泵起动 (33)5.2 水泵停止 (34)5.3 水泵运转 (34)5.4 风机的运行管理 (34)6 水质分析及化验室的日常管理 (35)6.1 水质的采样与保存 (35)6.2 化验室的日常管理 (36)6.3 分析化验室主任岗位责任制 (36)6.4 分析、化验人员岗位责任制 (37)7 调试注意事项及紧急处置措施...........................38第五部分附件 (39)1 施工前期签证表 (39)2 施工报验表 (42)3 运行调试报验表 (59)4 交付使用报告 (63)5 竣工验收报告…………………………………… 64 第一部分 BAF内部设备材料施工程序曝气生物滤池属于生物膜处理工艺,是BAF污废水处理工艺的核心,也是主处理设备。

ISSUE No: AM99 INST /3 CSA FILE: LR106084 SIRA 0518IECEx SIR 05.0042UInstallation Instructions for Redapt Male x Male Adaptor RangeThese installation instructions give guidance on selection of Redapt products and general instructions for safety and installation of chosen Redapt products. All Redapt products should only be used in applications and environments as detailed in these instructionsand other Redapt literature.Redapt will not take responsibility for any damage, injury or form of loss caused where products are not installed or used asdetailed in these instructions. If in doubt, further advice can be obtained from our Technical Department.Product CertificationSeries CENELEC CertificationCSA / AEx Certification AM-D II 2GD Exd IIC Mb Gb / Ex tb IIIC Db CL I, Div 1&2 ABCDProduct InformationSeries Approval No. Basic IP/CSA NEMAImpact ResistanceOperating Temp AM-D Sira 99ATEX1114X IP64 / 3 7 Nm See Special NotesNotes: Where an installation requires a higher level of Ingress Protection to be maintained than basic IP rating for theproduct shown in the table above, this may be achieved by using IP washers or thread sealant. Please contact Redapt for full details.Certification and Material Variations for Standard Thread SizesProductCertification Material Plating AMAdaptorD Exd 1 Brass 0 Brass2 Mild Steel 1 Electroless Nickel3 Stainless Steel 2 Zinc 5 Aluminium 6 Chromatised Standard Male and Female Thread Sizes 03 M16 18 ¾” ET 34 2” NPT 49 3” NPS 64 4” BSPP 80PG 9 04 M20 19 1” ET 35 2 ½” NPT 50 3 ½” NPS 67 3/8” BSPT 81 PG 11 05 M25 20 1 ¼” ET 36 3” NPT 51 4” NPS 68 ½” BSPT 82 PG 13.5 06 M32 21 1 ½” ET 37 3 ½” NPT 54 3/8” BSPP 69 ¾” BSPT 83 PG 16 07 M40 22 2” ET 38 4” NPT 55 ½” BSPP 70 1” BSPT 84 PG 21 08 M50 23 2 ½” ET 41 3/8” NPS 56 ¾” BSPP 71 1 ¼” BSPT 85 PG 29 09 M63 24 3” ET 42 ½” NPS 57 1” BSPP 72 1 ½” BSPT 86 PG 36 10 M75 28 3/8” NPT 43 ¾” NPS 58 1 ¼” BSPP 73 2” BSPT 87 PG 42 11 M80 29 ½” NPT 44 1” NPS 59 1 ½” BSPP 74 2 ½” BSPT 88PG 48 12 M85 30 ¾” NPT 45 1 ¼” NPS 60 2” BSPP 75 3” BSPT For non-standard sizes see Special Notes.13 M90 31 1” NPT 46 1 ½” NPS 61 2 ½” BSPP 76 3 ½” BSPT 14 M100 32 1 ¼” NPT 47 2” NPS 62 3” BSPP 77 4” BSPT 175/8” ET33 1 ½” NPT 48 2 ½” NPS 63 3 ½” BSPP 79 PG 7Example: AM-D-1-1-04-04 – M x M Adaptor, Certified Exd, Material Brass, Plating Nickel, Size M20 (M) x M20 (M)Selection1.All products should be selected in accordance with all relevant Standards and Codes of Practice.2. Ensure that the product is certified to the same method of protection as the equipment to which it is to be installed.3. Ensure that the correct threadform and size is selected for the cable and/or entry hole of the enclosure.4. Ensure that the material the product is manufactured from is suitable to the enclosure material and cable gland, and also to surrounding environmental conditions.5. Ensure that surrounding conditions do not exceed the Operating Temperatures stated in the Product Information table.6. Ensure that the product can maintain the same Ingress Protection levels as the equipment to which it is to be installed.7.Ensure that the impact resistance of the product is suitable to that of the equipment to which it is to be installed as stated in the Product Information Table.Installation Guide1. All Redapt products should be installed in accordance with all relevant Installation Standards and Codes of Practice.BS EN 60079-1: 2007 Electrical Installations in hazardous areas (other than mines).2. Installation of Redapt products should only be carried out by an engineer trained in cable gland installation.3. Under no circumstances should installation be carried out under live conditions.4. The installer should ensure that no damage occurs to any thread or form of seal during installation. Where component isplated care should be taken to prevent damage or chipping.5. Threaded Entries – Components can be installed directly into threaded entries and the recommended torque applied.6. Clearance Holes – Clearance holes should be 0.5 mm to 1mm larger than the major diameter of the male thread.Components installed in clearance holes should be secured with appropriate sized locknut to the recommended torque.7. Maintaining IP 64 Rating – In order to maintain such an IP rating the installer should ensure that parallel threads engage to 6full threads and tapered thread to 5 full threads.8. Maintaining IP 66-67-68 Rating – In order to maintain the IP Rating of a component, the above thread engagement must beattained. The surface of the enclosure should also be clean and free from dust or moisture before assembly. In order to maintain IP 66-67-68 the installer must ensure that the sealing washer is in the correct position. A non-hardening thread sealant may be used to provide protection.9. If a serrated washer is used it should not be installed in such a way that it may impair any IP Rating.10. Recommended Installation Torque – In order to maintain the integrity of the enclosure it is important that an installationtorque as detailed below be applied.Installation TorqueRedapt products should be installed with the same torque as a gland of equivalent size and of the same material. If in doubt the following table should be used as a guide. Torque values apply to non-metric thread equivalents.Male Thread Size Recommended Torque (N.m.)M16 & M20 and Equivalents 32.5M25 and Equivalents 47.5M32 and Equivalents 55.0M40 and Equivalents 65.0M50 and Equivalents 80.0M63 and Equivalents 95.0M75 and Equivalents 110.0M80 and Above Major Dia x 2 (i.e. for M80 – 160 N.m.)Routine Checking and MaintenanceAll Redapt products should be checked during routine maintenance of the enclosure.Special Notes•Non-standard threadforms conforming to Table 3 of BS EN 50018 are available as certified components.•Non-standard certified threads - an installation torque appropriate to the nearest metric size should be applied.e.g. non-standard male thread size M24. Use Installation torque of an M25 male thread.•Only one adaptor or reducer is to be used with any single cable entry on associated equipment.•Exe equipment cannot be used with Exd equipment.•Male x Male adaptors are not certified for connecting Exd enclosures.•The AM-D series are capable of operating in surrounding temperatures between – 50°C to + 180°C, providing they are not used in conjunction with any sealing washers.For further assistance or details on Redapt’s range of products, please contact:FAX: +44 (0) 121 526 5076TEL: +44 (0) 121 526 7058。

Twist the top part of the enclosure in a clock-wise direction until it disengages from the bottom part.Lift o the top section.Control 80 Series Mushroom Landscape SpeakerInstallation Instructions Control 85M, 88M, and 89MSdesigned to be able to sit below grade, with the lower half burried in the soil no deeper than the boundary point where the two parts of the speaker meet. Another installation method is to place the speaker on the surface and use ground cover materials to “berm up” to the boundary between the two sections, being careful not to cover the ared waveguide in the upper half of the speaker, or the speaker can be installed on the top surface of wooden decks or cement slabs. There are three recessed pathways on the bottom of the speaker to allow for entrance and exit when using mutiple speakers on distributed lines.Anchoring the speaker for stability and security can be accomplished using after-market stakes placed through one, two or all three pre-drilled holes located at the base of each of the legs on the bottom section.The second gland nut can be installed by drilling a 22 mm (7/8 in, 0.875 in) hole on the side of the bottom half of the enclosure, in one of three recesses on the underside of the enclosure, or other locations as needed, while taking care that the location chosen does not interfere with the locking parts so both halfs of the enclosure will mate and88M85MWhen all wires are set into place as shown in #9, tighten down both gland nuts by rotating the larger side until the gland material clamps down on the wire creating a water tight seal.Begin to re-assemble speaker by taking care to place wire nut connectors in top section of speaker and reattach the seal plate with screws as shown ing included security screwdriver, and making sure you have lined up the security screw with brass nut, turn clock-wise so screw will lock top and bottom section together. Replace cap covering set screw.JBL Professional 8500 Balboa BlvdNorthridge, CA 91329 USA IS-C80MLS-B REV B 11/2021** I NCLUDED PARTS IN CARTON Round seal plate (green)Accessory bagACCESSORY BAG IN CARTON CONTAINS: (2) Gland Nuts(4) Set Screws (for green seal plate)(2) Gel-Filled Wire Nuts(1) Security Screw (M4 x 0.7 x 14 mm)。