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FCC NoticeThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry and Science Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:•This device may not cause harmful interference, and•This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.FCC ID: ESV-0117-1Canada: 1249 102 6431.2Using the SE2 TransmitterThis feature is enabled on this transmitter. This feature is not enabled on this transmitter.1.2.1Standard OperationTransmitting a Manual AlarmT o send an alarm, press and hold the Alarm button for 1 second. The transmitter sends an alarm signal to the central console. With some SE2 models, you can also visually confirm the signal if done in sight of a receiver (receiver lights the red LED). After a manual alarm is initiated, the auto tracking feature begins. Thetransmitter sends a signal to the central console every 7 sec., updating your location. T o reset the transmitter after a manual alarm is initiated, perform a test as described in T esting the Transmitter .T esting the TransmitterT o test your transmitter, stand in sight of a siren/strobe or a receiver. While holding down the T est button, press the Alarm button until you hear an audible tone. A test transmission is sent to the central console. Also, thestrobe on an outdoor siren/strobe or the green LED on a receiver illuminates.If you do not receive confirmation of a successful test transmission (such as the strobe on a siren/strobe or the green LED on a receiver not illuminating), try the test again. If there is still no confirmation, take the transmitter to the security department.1.0Part I - User Guide(For Distribution to All SE Users)1.1IntroductionThe SE2 Series T ransmitters are personal transmitters designed to work with the Security Escort system. When initiated, a signal identifying you and your location is sent to the Security Escort monitoring station. The SE2can also be tested within sight of a receiver or siren/strobe by the user.1 - Test button2 - Alarm button3 - Lanyard1 - Must use2 - Optional3 - Side view of clip4 - Clip5 - Back of transm itter1.2.2Optional FeaturesMan-Down Alarm FeatureWith the man-down feature enabled, the transmitter alarms whenever the transmitter (you) is in a prone position (60° from upright). The transmitter emits an audible tone upon sensing the prone position, and initiates the auto tracking feature. T o reset thetransmitter after a man-down alarm is initiated, return the transmitter to the upright position and perform a test as described in Section 1.2.1 Standard Operation .Lanyard Snatch Alarm FeatureWith the lanyard snatch alarm feature enabled, thetransmitter sends an alarm signal to the central console and initiates the auto tracking feature when the lanyard pin is pulled out of the unit. T o reset the transmitter after a lanyard snatch alarm is initiated, reinsert the lanyard pin and perform a test as described in Section 1.2.1 Standard Operation .1.2.3Wearing the T ransmitterThe transmitter comes with a clip which can be worn over a pocket or belt, or be secured to a belt. Secure the clip to the transmitter (screws provided) at the two top positions to use it as a clip.T o use the clip securely on a belt, attach it at the third location at the bottom. Use the screw already securing the battery door.The clip is designed to wear on a security type utility belt. If worn on a thin belt, be aware that such a loose fitting can cause the transmitter to activate theman-down alarm (if enabled) when there is too much loose movement.2.0Part II - Setup Instructions(For Security Department Use Only)2.1Models and FeaturesThe various SE2 models and their features are identified in T able 2.1 - Retaining screw2 - Pry here2.2Removing the CoverThe Man-Down, Supervision T racking, and Lanyard Snatch features are controlled by the jumpers located next to the battery compartment.T o remove the cover:1.Remove the belt clip (if used).2.Remove the retaining screw on the back of theenclosure (see Figure 3).ing a flat-head screwdriver, pry the lower part ofthe front cover away from the rest of the enclosure.1 - Off2 - On2.3Enabling/Disabling FeaturesFigure 4 shows the location of the specific jumper for each feature. Note that the lanyard-snatch jumper and lanyard switch are only included on the SE2M,SE2S-SN, and SE2U-SN models.1 - Lanyard switch2 - Man-down jumper3 - Supervision jumper4 - Lanyard jumper5 - Battery com partm ent2.3.1Supervision FeatureT o enable the supervision tracking feature, place its jumper in the ON position, as indicated in Figure 5. Do this by moving the jumper to cover both pins using a small pair of pliers. With supervision tracking enabled,the transmitter sends a silent transmission to the central console approximately every 90 seconds. This enables the central console to monitor the battery andtransmitter condition, as well as track the transmitter’s location within the protected area.2.3.2Man-Down and Lanyard Snatch FeaturesT o enable the man-down and lanyard snatch features,place the desired feature jumper in the ON position as shown in Figure 5. Use a small pair of pliers to move the jumper so it covers both pins.See Section 1.2.2 Optional Features for descriptions of these features.2.3.3BatteryThe transmitter uses a CR2, 3 V lithium battery. The central console indicates when the battery is low and needs replacement.See Figure 4 for battery polarity. The battery life depends on usage and enabled features.Notes:。
Pressure Switches, Series PM1- Operating pressure -0,9 ... 0 -0,9 ... 3 0,2 ... 16 bar- Mechanical- Spring-loaded bellow, adjustable- Electr. connection Plug EN 175301-803, form A- Compressed air connection Internal thread G 1/4 Flange with O-ring Ø 5x1,5Type MechanicalFunction change-over contact (mechanical)Mounting orientation AnyWorking pressure min./max.See table belowAmbient temperature min./max.-20 ... 80 °CMedium temperature min./max.-10 ... 80 °CMedium Compressed air, Hydraulic oilMeasurement Relative pressureSwitching element microswitch (input/output)Protection against overpressure80 barMax. switching frequency1,5 HzShock resistance max.15 gVibration resistance10 g (60 - 500 Hz)Repeatability (% of full scale value)± 1 %Switching point adjustableHysteresis max. switching pressure differenceDC operating voltage min./max.12 ... 30 V DCOperational voltage AC min./max.12 ... 250 V ACMounting types via through holesProtection class IP65Electr. connection Plug EN 175301-803, form AWeight0,16 kg1) Min. switching pressure range 0.2 bar falling/0.5 bar rising1) Valve plug connector2) Adjustment screw, self-holding1) Valve plug connector2) Adjustment screw, self-holding3) cylinder screw M5x30 (included in scope of delivery)4) O-ring Ø5x1,5 (included)A) p1 (-), min.B) p1 (-), max.p1 (+) = upper switching pressure with increasing pressure p1 (-) = lower switching pressure with decreasing pressureA) p1 (-), min.B) p1 (-), max.p1 (+) = upper switching pressure with increasing pressure p1 (-) = lower switching pressure with decreasing pressure Δ p1 = max. operating pressure difference or hysteresis Example:p1 (+) = 8 bar > p1(-) = 7.6 barΔ p1 = 0.4 barreference cycle: 30/min., reference temperature: + 30 °C1) AC2) DCreference cycle: 30/min., reference temperature: + 30 °C1) AC2) DC3) cos ≈ 0,7°4) L/R ≈ 10 msAllocation+UB break contact NO (make contact)GNDYour local contact:/contactus/EmersonAutomationSolutions/company/Emerson-Automation-SolutionsAn example configuration is depicted on the title page. The delivered product may thus vary from that in the illustration. Subject to change. This Document, as well as the data, specifications and other information set forth in it, are the exclusive property of AVENTICS GmbH. It may not be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent. Only use the AVENTICS products shown in industrial applications. Read the product documentation completely and carefully before using the product. Observe the applicable regulations and laws of the respective country. When integrating the product into applications, note the system manufacturer's specifications for safe use of the product. The data specified only serve to describe the product. No statements concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain application can be derived from our information.The information given does not release the user from the obligation of own judgement and verification. It must be remembered that the products aresubject to a natural process of wear and aging.of the Emerson family of companies. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. © 2020 Emerson Electric Co.All rights reserved.2020-12。
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Intrusion DetectorReference Guide2 | Bosch Security SystemsTable of ContentsIntroduction3Blue Line Series6Commercial Series8Professional Series10Classic Line12RADION wireless18Specialty Sensors20Detector Reference Guide | 3Security you can rely onWhether you are securing a home, retail store, bank, museum, commercial business or government facility, you need dependability from your systems. With decades of experience and an unwavering dedication to high-quality and high-performing products, Bosch detectors provide best-in-class false alarm immunity and catch performance while minimizing installation time and complexity. Millions of residential and commercial users rely on Bosch for superior intrusion detection.Bosch is recognized throughout the security industry as a global leader in intrusion detection expertise. We have earned this reputation by consistently providing products that meet your needs with a focus on performance, reliability, durability, and ease of installation.Bosch detectors fulfill the requirements of standards allover the world. In the state-of-the-art Bosch laboratory, we verify that our detectors pass the most stringent requirements of each certification standard. Bosch also designs its own, even more demanding, tests to ensure the detectors are virtually immune to environmental disturbances. As a result, false alarm protection and catch performance exceed the requirements of any single country. With Bosch detectors, there is no hiding place for intruders and zero tolerance for false alarms.4| Bosch Security SystemsWall-to-Wall coverageExcellent catch performanceFirst Step Processing intelligently analyzes motionfor an almost instant response to intruders. Thedetectors automatically adjust to their environment bycompensating for temperature fluctuations, so you areguaranteed optimal performance regardless of changesin room conditions.For more challenging applications, models with SensorData Fusion technology employ a sophisticated softwarealgorithm to analyze signals from multiple sensors,including microwave, temperature, and white light levels,to make the most intelligent alarm decisions in thesecurity industry.No more false alarmsBosch detectors feature Microwave Noise AdaptiveProcessing to easily differentiate humans from falsealarm sources, such as a ceiling fan or hanging sign.For increased reliability, dual sensors process the PIR andmicrowave Doppler radar signals independently and mustagree there is an alarm before the relay activates. Thesealed optical chamber also prevents drafts and insectsfrom affecting the detector. Bosch pet and small animalimmunity provides optimal sensitivity for any application.Minimize time on the ladderBosch detectors include a number of uniquedesign features to help you get the job done fasterand more reliably.▶ A self-locking, two-piece enclosure means no more lostscrews and an easy snap-to-lock installation▶ Integrated biaxial bubble level eliminates the guessworkto ensure proper alignment, requiring one lessinstallation tool▶ The removable, gap-free, liftgate-style terminal stripr educes mounting time to mere seconds and preventsincorrect wiring to eliminate future service calls▶ Optics and electronics are assembled into the frontenclosure and sealed with a protective cover to preventdamage during installation▶ A flexible mounting height makes positioning thedetector easy, and you get no-gap coverage withoutany optical or electronic on-site adjustmentsDetector Reference Guide | 5Ideal for any applicationIntelligent intrusion detection is a delicate balance between responding to real security breaches and ignoring sources of costly false alarms. Bosch offers a choice of detector models that set the standard for reliability and rapid detection.Our intrusion detectors suit the requirements of virtually any application — from residential to large commercial to high security. They stand up to multiple challenges, including strong drafts, moving objects, and the presence of pets.Our complete line includes:▶ Passive Infrared (PIR) and TriTech®(Combination PIR and microwave Dopper radar) – Long-range – 360° ceiling mount – Pet friendly®▶ Request-to-exit PIR ▶ Glass break ▶ Seismic and shock ▶ Photoelectric beam▶ Wireless communication6| Bosch Security SystemsBlue Line Gen2 Series Detection is PowerPIRStandardPet Friendly®Quad PIR* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useDetector Reference Guide | 7 TriTech® (PIR + MW)Standard Pet Friendly®8| Bosch Security SystemsCommercial SeriesDetection delivered. Reliability assured.TriTech (PIR + MW)StandardAnti-maskas curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useDetector Reference Guide | 910| Bosch Security SystemsProfessional SeriesIntelligent Motion DetectionPIRTriTech® (PIR + MW)StandardAnti-maskStandard* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useTriTech® (PIR + MW)Anti-mask CurtainAnti-mask CurtainClassic Line Long Range PIRLong-range* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useTriTech® (PIR + MW)Long-range OutdoorClassic Line Ceiling Mount PIRCurtain Wide angleLow-profile Panoramicas curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor usePIR TriTech®(PIR + MW)PIR TriTech® (PIR + MW)PanoramicHigh-Performance PanoramicPIRRecessedas curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useRADION wireless†Superior Range and Reliability PIR TriTech® (PIR + MW) Pet Friendly® Standard Pet Friendly® Curtain Pet Friendly®Standard† Wireless peripherals require a compatible receiver. B810 RADION receiver is compatible with SDI2 bus panels (B Series and G Series); RFRC-OPT is compatible with Option bus panels; RFRC-STR is compatible with Streamline bus panels.* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useGlass break Door/Window Contacts OtherAcoustic Surface Mount RecessedMount Universal Transmitter SmokePortable Other Keyfob Panic Button Bill TrapPremises Wireless (ZigBee) RADION ZB PIR TriTech® (PIR+MW) StandardStandard* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86°F (30°C), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32° to 120°F (0° to 49°C), indoor use.*** Power source has capacity for an additional battery increasing the battery life from 6 to 10 years (RFPR-ZB) or from 3 to 6 years (RFDL-ZB).**** All models feature a two-piece design, self-locking enclosure, interchangeable mounting base and integrated bubble level.Specialty Request-to-exit PIRStandardHigh-performance* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useSpecialty Glass Break AcousticStandardComboMagneticContactSpecialty Photoelectric Beam Dual BeamShort RangeMedium Range* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useSpecialty Photoelectric Beam Quad BeamMedium RangeLong Range* QS — single channel QF — four channelSpecialty Seismic/ShockSeismic Shock StandardHigh-performanceStandard* Difficult environments include rooms with potential false alarm sources, such as: air conditioning vents, strong drafts of cold or warm air, slow moving objects such as curtains, plants, or signs hanging from the ceiling, a fan that could be running when the system is activated, under floor heating, room temperatures exceeding 86℉ (30℃), a detector that could be exposed to bright white light (car headlights, floodlights, direct sunlight, etc.)** For UL installations the operating range is 32℉ to 120℉ (0℃ to 49℃), indoor useN e wAccessoriesNotesDetector Reference Guide | 31 NotesA Tradition of Quality and Innovation For 125 years, the Bosch name has stood for quality and reliability. Bosch is the global supplier of choice for innovative technology backed by the highest standards for service and support. Bosch Security Systems proudlyoffers a wide range of security, safety, communications and sound solutions that are relied upon every day in applications around the world, from government facilities and public venues to businesses, schools and homes. Bosch Security Systems, Inc.130 Perinton ParkwayFairport, NY 14450 USAPhone: 800.289.0096Fax: 585.223.9180For more information please visit © Bosch Security Systems, 2016 Modifications reservedPrinted in United States | 10/16BINBR_DETECT-REF_v20161028。
Fluid HeadOPERATOR’S MANUAL1090 Compass x2Fluid Head 1092 Compass x6 Fluid Head 1093 Compass x8Fluid Head 1096 Compass x10 Fluid Head1098 Compass x18 Fluid HeadThank you for purchasing the Compass x Fluid Head. The Compass x Fluid Head has been designed to suit a wide range of cameras, lenses and accessories as demanded by professional users.The robust design and construction of the Compass x Fluid Head offers maximum stability and durability and includes a precision drag plate system in the pan and tilt assembly to deliver true fluid drag performance over the entire temperature and payload range.The fluid drag and the counterbalance system were designed to provide excellent control and repeatability and offer progressive equal increments of drag and torque through the unique radial ring design.The Compass x Fluid Head will give best performance whenused on a wide range of Miller tripods, including SOLO, T oggle, Sprinter II and HD T ripods (depending on bowl size). This will ensure maximum system stability to suit any professional set-up. The Compass x Fluid Head will suit most industry standard75mm and 100mm tripods as well, please refer to manufactures’ manual for mounting details.Safety InstructionsPlease use this manual to familiarise yourself with the operation of the Compass x Fluid Head and observe these instructionsto prevent any damage to your equipment. Ensure that all equipment is operating correctly and free from defects and damage, also please ensure that the tripod is steady, secure and that the bowl is approximately horizontal when attaching the camera. The operator is responsible for the safe operation of this piece of equipment.• Do not exceed the maximum payload capacity of the Fluid Head.• Do not leave the camera unattended on the Fluid Head.• Do not release the SLIDE LOCK LEVER whilst the camera is at an angle.• Do not adjust the tripod whilst the camera is attached to the Fluid Head.• Ensure PAN HANDLE CLAMP and CLAMP NUT is securely tightened.• Apply TILT LOCK when adding/removing equipment from the camera or when attaching/removing the camera from the Fluid Head.• Hold camera securely whilst changing Counterbalance, Pan Drag or Tilt Drag settings.• Hold the camera securely whilst releasing the SAFETY RELEASE LEVER.• H old camera securely whilst adjusting the CLAMP NUT to level the Fluid Head.2. M ounting Y our Camera2.1 Remove the CAMERA PLATE by lifting the SAFETYRELEASE LEVER on the PLATFORM (SLIDE LOCK LEVER must be unwound (clockwise)) (Fig. 3a).2.2 Attach the CAMERA PLATE to the camera 1 such that the Centre of Gravity (C of G)2 mark on the camera is approximately in the middle of the camera plate.2.3 Tighten PAN/TILT LOCKS, mount the CAMERA PLATEto the PLATFORM non-locking side first. The side load lock mechanism will capture camera plate (distinct click sound will be made when CAMERA PLATE is retained). CAMERA PLATE will be able to slide freely (60mm) until SLIDE LOCK LEVER is tightened.2.4 Untighten TILT LOCK, slide the CAMERA PLATE suchthat the camera’s C of G is directly above the centre axis of the Fluid Head (fig. 3b), camera should be balanced (if not slide camera backward or forward). Once balanced tighten the SLIDE LOCK LEVER (anti-clockwise)3 and tighten TILT LOCK.If this cannot be achieved then reposition the CAMERA PLATE on the Camera – step 2.2.NOTES:1Refer to the camera’s owners manual for correct method of attachment to the CAMERA PLATE. Remove the 1⁄4” screw or 3/8” screw as required.2The camera’s C of G can be estimated by placing the camera on to a round rod and then shifting it backwards or forwards until a balance point – C of G - is achieved. It is recommended to identify this point on the camera as it will be useful in step 2.2.3Ensure SLIDE LOCK LEVER is tightened at all times when you are not finding C of G or mounting/dismounting camera.3. C ounterbalance ControlThe counterbalance system was designed to neutralise theeffect of the camera weight when it is tilted. The Compass xFluid Head offers a 16 position counterbalance system whichis operated with the CB SELECTOR RING and the CB PLUSSELECTOR (Fig. 4). With the Compass x systems it is also Array possible to disengage counterbalance (position zero),NOTE:Be careful when disengaging counterbalance as you coulddamage your equipment with an unwanted tilt drop.The CB SELECTOR RING and the CB PLUS SELECTOR mustbe operated when the BASE PLATE is in a horizontal position.After changing the counterbalance setting it may benecessary to tilt the camera back and forth to ensure that theCB spring has engaged.3.1 For safety it is generally better to start at a highercounterbalance position (e.g. position 14) and work yourway to the correct setting, this is to reduce any chance ofunwanted tilt drops (Fig. 4).3.2 Hold the camera and release the TILT LOCK, then gentlytilt the camera from the horizontal position forwardthen backward and observe its response. If the camera‘springs back’ to the horizontal position then a lowercounterbalance setting is required, use the CB SELECTORRING to cycle through all even number positions (eightpositions including zero).3.3 Finer adjustments can be made by engaging the CB PLUSSELECTOR (upward direction).3.4 Correct counterbalance setting has been achieved whenthe camera does not spring back or drop when panhandle is released.Fig. 44. P an/Tilt Drag ControlThe Compass x Fluid Head offers selectable positions offluid drag in the Pan and Tilt (including zero positions). The settings are equally stepped from lighter drag in position 1 up to heavier drag in position 3 on CX2 and CX6 models and position 5 on CX8, CX10 and CX18 models, the drag plates are completely disengaged in position zero.• D o not pan or tilt the Fluid Head whilst adjusting PAN orTILT DRAG CONTROL or whilst the PAN and TILT DRAGCONTROL is between settings.• The drag setting can be changed at any tilt or pan angle.5. P an/Tilt Lock ControlThe Compass x Fluid Head offers high capacity caliper disc brake system to hold the Fluid Head in a fixed pan and/or tilt position. Camera position will not change when applying or releasing the Pan-tilt locks.• D o not pan or tilt the Fluid Head whilst the PAN or the TILT LOCK is partially applied.6.IlluminationCompass x Fluid Head offers illumination of the BUBBLE TheLEVEL when the low ambient light conditions exist.Illumination can be achieved by pressing the LED BUTTON once. The light will switch off after 10 seconds.The Compass x Fluid Head offers high quality surface coatings, Array dust and moisture seals. Miller recommends keeping the Fluid Head clean at all times by using soft brushes and lint free cloth to wipe over the surfaces.• Do not immerse the Fluid Head in any liquid.• Do not use stiff brushes, abrasives, harsh detergents and solvents.Battery ReplacementT he Compass x Fluid Head uses a single 11A type - 6 Volt bat-tery for Illumination. Miller recommends the following batteries to provide long life performance – GP11A, Duracell MN11 or Vinnic L1016.1. Using a Phillips Head #1 screw driver, remove theRETAINING SCREW and the BATTERY COVER.2. Using a small flat screw driver remove the battery.3. Align the new battery as shown on the back of theBATTERY DOOR and place into the BATTERY HOUSING,then push down the battery into place. A small flat screw driver may be used to push down the battery into theBATTERY HOUSING.4. Align the BATTERY DOOR into the body then tighten thescrew lightly.11The Compass x Fluid Head can be stored for extended periods; Miller recommends storage in a Miller case and the following:• Clean the external surfaces.• Keep in a dry place away from direct sunlight.•Loosen off PAN & TILT LOCK.Spare Parts and AccessoriesService, Sales and SupportMiller Authorised Service Agents must carry out all service and repair work. Failure to observe this requirement may void warranty .It is advisable to notify Miller or a Miller Authorised Service Agent if a change of performance is observed as a result of dropping or rough usage. For information regarding sales and service of Miller products or for your nearest Miller representative please contact us via our website or at the following:MILLER CAMERA SUPPORT EQUIPMENT 30 Hotham ParadeArtarmon, Sydney, NSW 2064 Australia P +61 2 9439 6377 F +61 2 9438 2819 ****************.auMILLER Camera Support (LLC) USA 216 Little Falls Road (Unit 15 & 16), Cedar Grove, New Jersey 07009 USA P +1 (973) 857 8300 F +1 (973) 857 8188 **********************MILLER FLUID HEADS (EUROPE) LTD.12A, Shepperton Business Park Govett Avenue, Shepperton Middlesex, TW17 8BA United KingdomP +44 (0) 1932 222 888 F +44 (0) 1932 222 211******************************ITEM ITEM NO.BatteryP3798Camera screw 3/8”P0037Camera screw 1/4”P0036Serrated washerPN12501Pan handle - fixed with clamp 679Pan handle - telescopic with clamp696Accessory mounting adaptor 1/4” and 3/8” 1217Accessory mounting bracket 1218Sliding Plate Assembly (Euro)*1210X Sliding Plate Assembly (Mini Euro)*1206X1/4” screw and pin carriage493*1206 & 1210 are not compatible with CompassX, use 1206X & 1210X only.WarrantyPlease refer to warranty card for complete details. MILLER CAMERA SUPPORT EQUIPMENT 30 Hotham ParadeArtarmon, SydneyNSW 2064 AustraliaTel: +61 2 9439 6377Fax: +61 2 9438 2819Email: sales@.auD12728-2。
