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电视台数字化网络化建设白皮书——电视台高标清同播技术策略研究（2009）电视台数字化网络化研究报告编写组2009年12月版权声明©国家广播电影电视总局科技司所有，2009年。

本文档是中国国家广播电影电视总局科技司关于电视台数字化网络化建设的指导性文件，任何组织、机构或自然人均不得篡改或转意。

前言高清是电视发展的主流趋势。

当前，在国际上延续了几十年的标准清晰度电视正向高清晰度电视全面跃进。

高清电视以高分辨率的图像、16:9的画面、环绕声的音响，极大地满足了观众对电视节目欣赏不断增长的需求。

1998年，美国等发达国家开始播出数字高清电视，目前，高清电视在发达国家已逐步成为现实。

高清电视在我国也受到了各方面的广泛关注，其产业与市场正在快速成长。

2005年中央电视台开播了我国第一个有线高清频道。

随后，上海文广、电影频道等相继开播了有线数字电视付费高清频道。

特别是2008年，北京奥运会首次全程进行高清信号的制作，对我国高清发展起到了很大的推动作用。

发展高清电视，是社会发展和科技进步的必然趋势，是新的历史条件下满足人民群众精神文化需求的必然选择，对于拉动内需，带动高清电视机、机顶盒等电子制造业，以及内容制作业等相关产业发展，提高公共服务水平都有至关重要的作用，因此是广播电视系统义不容辞的责任。

目前，平板显示器消费市场已充分启动，传输通道具备，许多电视台已具备高清节目制作能力，电视节目生产已向高清迈进，可以说我国发展高清电视的时机与条件已经成熟。

为进一步推动高清电视的发展与普及，考虑到我国的基本国情和经济社会发展的实际情况，广电总局及时制定了我国高清电视发展的基本思路：抓住模拟电视向数字电视转换的战略机遇期，积极推进现有电视频道节目的标清电视与高清电视同播，逐步实现标清电视向高清电视的过渡。

所谓高标清同播，就是把现有的频道节目，以标清和高清同播的方式来同时播出，实现现有节目逐步的高清化，而不是开办新的频道。

A p p e n d i c e s AppendixFluid Compatibility Chart CODES: 1 = Satisfactory 2 = Fair 3 = Not Recommended 4 = In s uf f i c ient Data Avail a bleCodesThe following seal compound and body material compatibility chart is provided as an aid in selecting a specific synthetic rubber compound or body material for a particular application. Operating and environmental conditions must be considered when making the selection of a quick coupling.Refer to the appropriate section of the catalog for Ordering Information for Seal Codes for specific products. To indicate a special material just add the appropriate code letter as a suffix to the catalog number of the coupler.It is not necessary to use the code “STD” as the standard Nitrile seal will be used when another code is not used.For recommendations for media not listed below, please contact your Parker representative or the factory.NoteThis chart is intended as a guide only and is not be considered as a recommendation to use Parker quick action couplings in a specific application or with a specific fluid, other factors that must be considered include but are not limited to: fluid and ambient temperature, system pressure, both operating and peak, frequency of connect and disconnect, and applicable s tandards or regulations.Appendix A p p e n d i c e sCODES: 1 = Satisfactory 2 = Fair 3 = Not Recommended 4 = In s uf f i c ient Data Avail a bleFluid Compatibility ChartA p p e n d i c e s AppendixCODES: 1 = Satisfactory 2 = Fair 3 = Not Recommended 4 = In s uf f i c ient Data Avail a bleFluid Compatibility ChartAppendix A p p e n d i c e sCODES: 1 = Satisfactory 2 = Fair 3 = Not Recommended 4 = In s uf f i c ient Data Avail a bleFluid Compatibility ChartA p p e n d i c e s AppendixCODES: 1 = Satisfactory 2 = Fair 3 = Not Recommended 4 = In s uf f i c ient Data Avail a bleFluid Compatibility ChartA p p e n d i c e s Appendix1.1 Scope: This safety guide provides instructions for selecting and using (including installing connecting, disconnecting, and main t ain i ng) quick action couplings and related accessories (in c lud i ng caps, plugs, blow guns, and two way valves). This safety guide is a supplement to and is to be used with, the specific Parker pub l i c a t ions for the specific quick action couplings and related ac c es s o r ies that are being considered for use.1.2 Fail-Safe: Quick action couplings or the hose they are attached to can fail without warning for many reasons. Design all systems and equipment in a fail-safe mode, so that failure of the quick action coupling or hose will not endanger persons or property.1.3 Distribution: Provide a copy of this safety guide to each person that is responsible for selecting or using quick action coupling products. Do not select or use quick action couplings without thor o ugh l y reading and understanding this safety guide as well as the specific Parker publications for the products considered or selected.1.4 User Responsibility: Due to the wide variety of operatingconditions and uses for quick action couplings , Parker and its dis t rib u t ors do not represent or warrant that any par t icu l ar quick action coupling is suitable for any specific end use system. This safety guide does not analyze all technical parameters that must be considered in selecting a product. The user , through its own analysis and testing, is solely responsible for:• M aking the final selection of the quick action couplings.• A ssuring that the user’s requirements are met and that the use presents no health or safety hazards.• P roviding all appropriate health and safety warnings on the equipment on which the quick action couplings are used.1.5 Additional Questions: Call the appropriate Parker custome r service department if you have any ques t ions or require any additional information. For the telephone numbers of the ap p ro p ri a te customer service department, see the Parker pub l i c a t ion for the product being considered or used.2.0 QUICK ACTION COUPLING SELECTION IN S TRUC T IONS 2.1 Pressure: Quick action couplings selection must be made so that the published rated pressure of the coupling is equal to or greater than the maximum system pressure. Surge pressures in the system higher than the rated pressure of the coupling will shorten the quick action coupling’s life. Do not confuse burst pressure or other pressure values with rated pressure and do not use burst pressure or other pressure values for this purpose. 2.2Fluid Compatibility: Quick action couplings selection must assure compatibility of the body and seal materials with the fluid media used. See the fluid compatibility chart in the Parker publication for the product being considered or used.2.3 Temperature:Be certain that fluid and ambient temper a tures, both steady and transient, do not exceed thelimitations of the quick action couplings. Use caution and hand protection when conn ect i ng or dis c on n ect i ng quick action couplings that are heated or cooled by the media they are con d uct i ng or by their environment.2.4 Size:Transmission of power by means of pressurizedliquid varies with pressure and rate of flow. The size of the quick action couplings and other components of the system must be adequate to keep pressure losses to a minimum and avoid damage due to heat generation or excessive fluid velocity.2.5Pressurized Connect or Disconnect: If connecting or disc on n ect i ng under pressure is a re q uire m ent, use only quickaction couplings designed for that purpose. The rated operating pressure of a quick action coupling may not be the pressure at which it may be safely connected or disconnected.2.6 Environment:Care must be taken to ensure that quickaction couplings are either compatible with or protected from the environment (that is, surrounding conditions) to which they are exposed. Environmental conditions including but not limited to ultraviolet radiation, ozone, moisture, water , salt water , chemicals, and air pollutants can cause degradation and premature failure.2.7Locking Means: Ball locking quick action couplings can uni n t en t ion a l l y disconnect if they are dragged over obstructionson the end of a hose or if the sleeve is bumped or moved enough to cause disconnect. Sleeves designed with flanges to provide better gripping for oily or gloved hands are especiallysusceptible to accidental disconnect and should not be used where these conditions exist. Sleeve lock or union (threaded) sleeve designs should be considered where there is a potential for accidental uncoupling.2.8Mechanical Loads: External forces can significantly reduce quick action couplings’ life or cause failure. Mechanical loads which must be considered include excessive tensile or side loads, and vibration. Unusual applications may require special testing prior to quick action couplings selection.2.9Specifications and Standards: When selecting quick actioncouplings, government, industry, and Parker specifications must be reviewed and followed as applicable.Safety GuideSAFETY GUIDE FOR SELECTING AND USING QUICK ACTION COUPLINGS AND RELATED ACCESSORIES。

IntroductionThe MAGPiX B350 is a digital camera with a specially designed 5x telescopic lens. Combined with its very high-speed shutter, the MAGPiX B350 produces amazing freeze-frame action pictures.These images can be downloaded and viewed on your personal computer through the USB port after installing the software included in this package. To get the most out of your camera, please read this manual carefully.This manual is divided into seven parts:A. Getting To Know Your CameraB. Using Your CameraC. Camera Modes and SettingsD. Viewfinding and Taking Better Picture TipsE. Downloading Your Pictures To Your PCF. Technical SpecificationsG. Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked QuestionsA. Getting To Know Your CameraBelow are three views of the MAGPiX B350 to help familiarize you with your new camera. The parts and corresponding numbers will be referred to throughout this manual.1 Left Barrel2 Left Objective Lens3 Camera Lens4 Right Objective Lens5 Right Barrel6 Dioptric Knob7 Right Eyepiece8 Shutter/Select Button9 USB Port10 Power/Mode Button11 Left Eyepiece12 Focus Knob13 L CD DisplayFigure 1. Top View8 Shutter/Select Button9 USB Port10 Power/Mode ButtonFigure 2. Front View14 Camera Lens15 Eyepieces16 Battery Compartment17 Tripod MountFigure 3. Side ViewB. Using Your Camera1. Load The Batteries. Open the Battery Compartment (16)and insert two AAA batteries (included), paying attention to insert them in the correct direction. Close the compartment.Always download your picturesregularly (see Part E), if thebatteries run out, your pictures willbe lost. A flashing LCD indicatesthe batteries are low. You shoulddownload your pictures as soon aspossible. Figure 5. Loading The Batteries2. Turn On Your Digital Camera. Press Power/Mode Button(10) to turn on the camera. The preset mode of high resolution(HI) allows 52 VGA images and is indicated by a 3-star symbol on the LCD Display (13).Figure 6. High Resolution Figure 7. Pictures Remaining3. Use The Eyepieces (7 & 11) To Aim Your Camera. Thecamera works best at taking pictures of outdoor objects, 40ft away from you or more. Also, since the camera is point and shoot and independent from the binoculars, you do not need to focus the binoculars to get great in-focus pictures.4. Take Your Picture. Hold your MAGPiX B350 steady andaim at a scene or object 40ft. or greater away from you.Press the Shutter/Selection Button (8) to take the picture.You will hear a beep. The LCD Display (13) will show “- - -“, and when the number of available exposures has decreased by one on the LCD Display (13), you will hear another ‘beep’, and the camera is ready to take another picture. If you hear a quick ‘double beep’ and the counter does not go down, it means that there was not enough light for the camera to takea picture..Figure 8. Shooting Symbol Figure 9. LCD Display AfterFirst Exposure5. Turn off Your Camera. Press the Power/Mode Button (10)once and the LCD Display (13) will show “oFF”. - Then press the Shutter/Select Button (8) to turn off the camera.The camera will also automatically shut off after approximately 1minute of inactivity.Figure 10. Off ModeC. Camera Modes and SettingsDifferent camera modes and settings can be cycled through by pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) after the camera is turned on. *** It is important to wait 1 second before each press of the Power/Mode Button. ***1. Off Mode2. Self-timer3. Erase All Pictures4. Erase Last Picture5. Resolution Selection1. Off ModeWhen the camera is turned on, pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) once, will cause “oFF” to show on the LCD Display (13). Then press the Shutter/ Select Button (8) and the camera will turn off.Figure 11. Off Mode2. Self-Timer ModeWhen the camera is turned on, pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) two times, waiting one second between each press of the button - will put the camera in the Self-Timer Mode. When you see the timer icon, press the Shutter/Select Button (8) to activate the self-timer. The camera will beep for 10 seconds before taking the picture automatically. When LCD Display (13) no longer shows “- - -“, the camera is ready to take another picture.Figure 12. High Resolution + Self-timer Figure 13. Low Resolution + Self-timer3. Erase All PicturesWhen the camera is turned on, pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) three times, waiting one second between each press of the button - will put the camera in Erase All Pictures Mode. When you see the Erase All Pictures icon, press the Shutter/Select Button (8) and the LCD will begin to blink. While the LCD is blinking press the Shutter/Select Button (8) again, and the camera will erase all pictures that have been taken.Figure 14. Erase All Pictures4. Erase Last PictureWhen the camera is turned on, by pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) four times, waiting one second between each press of the button - will put the camera in Erase Last Pictures Mode. When you see the Erase Last Pictures icon, press the Shutter/Select Button (8) to erase the last picture. The number of available pictures on the LCD Display (13) will be increased by one.Figure 15. Erase Last Picture5. Resolution SelectionWhen the camera is turned on, pressing the Power/Mode Button (10) five times, waiting one second between each press of the button - will put the camera in Resolution Selection Mode. When you see the Resolution Icon, press the Shutter/Select Button (8) to change the preset high resolution(52 VGA images of 640 x 480 pixels) to low resolution (209QVGA images of 320 x 240 pixels).Figure 16. Changing Between High Resolution and Low ResolutionIf you change the resolution to low,the LCD Display (13) will show thefollowing when you turn on yourdigital camera again. To changethe resolution back to high - followthe steps above one more time.Figure 17. Low ResolutionD. Viewfinding and Taking Better Picture TipsHow to use the binoculars:1. Hold the MAGPiX B350 in a comfortable viewingposition, and adjust the left and right barrels (1 & 5) apart or together until one single circular field is seen with both of your eyes at the same time.2. To adjust the focus, look into the Left Eyepiece (11)with your left eye (with the right eye closed) to aim at any object 5 meters away, rotate the Focus Knob (12) clockwise or anti-clockwise to get the best focus. Then look into the Right Eyepiece (7) with your right eye (with the left eye closed), and rotate the Dioptric Knob (6) to the left or to the right to get the best focus.3. Now you can look with both eyes into the left and righteyepieces (2 & 4) and bring nearby or far away objects into focus by adjusting the Focus Knob (12).Viewfinding• The function of the binocular is as the viewfinder for the binoculars.• The area seen through the binocular is a circular area, approximately 8 times the magnification of originalimage.• The MAGPiX B350 lens produces a 5 times enlarged image with 4x3 standard shape.Figure 17. View area difference between binocular and camera• You do not need to focus the binoculars for a focused picture. The camera is auto-focus and is independentfrom the binoculars.Area Seen Through Binocular Area of Picture Taken• Depending upon the amount of available light, the shutter speed is fast enough that you can capture terrific action shots.• Try taking a picture of a helicopter in flight. You’ll notice that when you view your picture, you will have stopped the helicopter’s rotor blade in mid-flight.E. Downloading Your Pictures To Your PC1. Install the drivers and photo software. The CD includedin the box contains the MAGPiX B350 driver and bonus software (Photo Express 4.0). The driver must be installed before you connect the MAGPiX B350 to your computer.Ulead PhotoExpress is bonus software, and is not necessary to view your pictures.Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM drive of your computer. A screen will appear as shown in Figure 18.Figure 18. B350 CD start-up screenClick once on “Install MAGPiX B350 Driver” to start the installation of the driver, and follow the instructions on the screen step by step. After the installation is completed, select “Restart your computer now”. (Go directly to step 2, ifyou do not want to install PhotoExpress on your computer). After your computer restarts, re-insert the MAGPiX B350 CDand click once on “Install Ulead Photo Express 4.0” to install Photo Express. Follow the instructions on the screen step by step. After the installation is completed, exit the installation screen and restart your computer.2. Connect your MAGPiX B350 to your computer. Plug inthe large end of the included USB cable to the USB port ofyour computer, and connect the smaller end of this cable tothe MAGPiX B350. Your computer will find new hardware and update its system. Follow the onscreen instructions, if any.3. Downloading your pictures from the MAGPiX B350.By using the MAGPiX Quick Download Utility:1. Make sure the MAGPiX B350 is connected with the USBcable to your computer.2. Launch the MAGPiX B350 by going to: StartàProgramsà MAGPiX B350à MAGPiX B350. (SeeFigure 19).Figure 19. MAGPiX Quick Download Utility3. Click on the Red/Pink camera icon to download imagesfrom the camera.4. The thumbnail images can be enlarged by clicking onthem with your right mouse button. Select the photosyou want to save and click on the save icon and click“Save”.5. After the pictures are downloaded, you may delete thepictures from your MAGPiX B350 by following thedirections on page 8 of this manual.6. You can now open your saved photos with your favoritephoto applications.By using Ulead PhotoExpress:1. Make sure the MAGPiX B350 is connected with the USBcable to your computer.2. Launch the PhotoExpress 4.0 application.3. Along the left hand side of the application, select thefolder that you like to download your pictures to.4. Click on “Get Photos” and select “Digital Camera” fromthe drop down menu, as shown in Figure 20.5. Make sure “MAGPIX B350 “ is selected along the lefthand side of the application under “Select Data Source”6. Click “Acquire” at the bottom left of the screen todownload your pictures in the camera. See Figure 21.7. After the pictures are acquired, you may delete thepictures from your MAGPiX B350 by following the directions on page 8 of this manual.8. Ulead PhotoExpress 4.0 offers many more functionalitiesas an image-editing program. To learn how to use PhotoExpress 4.0, please insert the CD that came with the B350 and select “Ulead PhotoExpress 4.0 User Manual”, or visit on the Internet.Figure 20. Click “Get Photos” and select “Digital Camera”Figure 21. Click ‘Acquire” at the bottom left of the screenF. Technical Specifications• Sensor Resolution: CMOS, 640x480 pixels• Built-in Memory: 8 MB, SDRAM• Image Storage: VGA (640x480) - 52 imagesQVGA (320x240) - 209 images • Status LCD: 3-digit B/W• White Balance: Auto• Exposure: Auto• Shutter Speed: Auto (1/8000 sec, Max.)• Focal Length: 33 mm (equals to 230 mm of 35 mmcamera)• Aperture: F=4• Self Timer: 10 seconds• Interface: USB• Delete Image: All / last one• Auto Power Off: 45 seconds• Battery: 2 x AAA Alkaline Battery• Dimensions: 115x90x55 mm• Weight: 225 grams (w/o battery)• Operating System: Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP• Veiwfinder Full functioned 8x21 binocularSystem Requirements• Personal computer with an operating system of either Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP.• A CD-ROM to install the driver and application software. • Minimum Penthium II 200 MHz CPU.• 1 USB port available.• VGA Video card able to support a minimum of 640 x 480 24-bit true color resolution.1024 x 768 24-bit true color resolution is recommended.• At least 48 MB RAM for WIN98/ME, and 64 MB RAM for Windows 2000 and WIN XP.• At least 120 MB of free hard disk space.F. Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked QuestionsQ. The pictures I take seem to be blurred or out of focus.A. Try taking pictures of objects or activities 40ft. or further away. Remember, the B350’s lens is focused from 40ft to infinity.Q. I can’t get the B350 to delete my pictures or change to any other mode but ‘OFF’.A. When you press the mode button, you need to wait 1 second before pressing it again. So, when pressing the mode button 3 times to get to the trash icon, you need to wait one second between each press of the mode button. Then, when you see the trash icon, press the shutter button once and the number of pictures will start to blink. While the LCD is blinking, press the shutter button again and the number of pictures remaining will go back to ‘52’.Q. I downloaded my pictures to the computer, but the B350 LCD still shows the same number of pictures taken that I had before I downloaded them – why haven’t they been deleted?A. The B350 does not automatically delete your pictures off of the camera after you have downloaded them to your computer. To take new pictures, you must delete your old pictures by following the instruction on page 8.Q. How do I learn to use the other functions in Photo Express 4.0?A. You can insert the CD that is included with the B350 and select “Ulead Photo Express 4.0 User Manual” from the menu to read the manual for Photo Express 4.0. You can also visit Ulead’s website at .Q. The pictures I downloaded have some purple artifacts or seemto be distorted or have some black spots and lines on them.A. Try reconnecting the USB cable to the computer and to theB350. Make sure the USB cable to securely inserted into both your computer and the B350.Q. The pictures I took have a strong red tint when they are downloaded.A. The B350 is functioning normally. In very limited computer systems with Windows XP, pictures taken indoors under incandescent lighting may appear red. Pictures taken outdoors or under natural lighting are not affected. This phenomenon does not occur under Windows 98se, Me or 2000. Please visit our web site at for a special Windows XP driver. You do not need a different driver, unless you are experiencing a strong red tint.Q. My batteries are low, but I can’t get to my computer to download my pictures. I don’t want to loose my pictures.A. Turn off the B350 (The LCD should be blank). Then open battery compartment and replace your old batteries with new batteries. The B350 will keep your pictures for approximately 1 minute while you are changing the batteries.Q. None of the buttons seem to work. The LCD displays only “HI” and never shows the number of pictures remaining.A. A system error has occurred. Please take out the batteries for2 minutes and re-insert them. Unfortunately, all pictures taken with the B350 that have not been downloaded to your computer will be lost.Q. I inserted the CD, but no menu appears automatically.A. Go to “My Computer” and right click on your CD drive. Then select “AutoPlay” or “AutoRun”. The menu should now appear. If you do not have an option for “AutoPlay/AutoRun, select ‘open’. Then double click on the ‘Drivers’ folder. Inside the drivers folder, is the driver for the MAGPIX B350. Double click on that file and the driver will install automatically.Q. I changed the resolution from Hi to Lo. How do I change the resolution back from Lo to Hi.A. Follow the same steps you used to change the resolution from Hi to Lo and your camera will be back in Hi resolution mode. Q. Every time I try to take a picture, I hear a double beep and the counter does not go down. Why is my camera not taking a picture?A. If you hear a quick ‘double beep’ and the counter does not go down, it means that there was not enough light for the camera to take a picture. Please try to take a picture when there is more light available. The MAGPIX B350 works best outdoors during daylight.Q. When I try to install Ulead PhotoExpress, it keeps asking me for a serial number – Where do I find it?A. You do not need a serial number to install Ulead PhotoExpress. Just make sure that you fill in the ‘Name‘ box and the ‘Company’ box. Filling in ‘home’ or ‘none’ are good responses if the B350 is not being used for a business. After filling in these two lines you should be able to continue the installation.Q. I’ve taken pictures and installed the driver, but when I try to download my pictures, I get a ‘There is a Connection Error’message or a ‘No Photos in Camera’ message.A. Please make sure that you have pictures in the camera. The LCD should show a number less than ‘52’. If the LCD shows ‘52’, please take a picture and try to download the pictures again before proceeding with these instructions. Also, please make sure the USB cable is tightly connected. You may also get this message if the B350’s driver did not install properly. Please follow the directions below according to the operating system you have on your computer.***(If you are using Windows 98 it is important to distinguish between Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition. Here’s how to tell: Go to your CONTROL PANEL and click on SYSTEM. In the window that opens, you will see either just ‘Windows 98’ or you will see ‘Windows 98 Second Edition’.) ***Windows 98 Second Edition / ME / 2000 / XP1. It is very important that you first restart your computer.2. Connect the B350 to the computer.3. - If you have Windows 98SE or ME, go to the ‘Control Panel’and then double click on ‘System’. Then click on the ‘Device Manager’ tab.- If you have Windows 2000, right-click on the ‘My Computer’ icon located on your desktop, and then select ‘Properties’ from the menu that will appear. Click on the ‘Hardware’ tab andthen click on the 'Device Manager' button.- If you have Windows XP, go to Start à Right-click on ‘My Computer’ and select ‘Properties’ from the dropdown menu.Then click on the 'Hardware' tab and click on the 'DeviceManager' button.4. If you see a yellow ‘?’ next to “Other Devices" and "?! USBDIGITAL STILL CAMERA". --> Right click on "?! USB DIGITAL STILL CAMERA" and select ‘remove’ or ‘uninstall’ from the menu. Confirm the removal. (Otherwise go to step 5).5. If the ‘Imaging Devices’ line is present, double click on it. If yousee ‘Dual mode DSC (2770)’ or ‘SQ (9120)’ right click on it and select ‘remove’ or ‘uninstall’. Confirm the removal orun-installation. (Otherwise go to step 6).6. Close the 'System Properties' Window. Do not restart thecomputer7. Go to your Control Panel and double click on Add/RemovePrograms8. Highlight 'MAGPIX B350' and click Add/Remove (orChange/Remove). Confirm the removal of the program. Do not restart the computer9. Highlight 'Ulead Photoexpress 4.0 My Custom Edition' andclick Add/Remove (or Change/Remove). Confirm the removal of the program. (If you cannot find this program, go to step 10).10. Unplug the camera from the computer. Restart the computer11. Insert the MAGPIX B350 installation CD (DO NOT CONNECTTHE B350 TO THE COMPUTER). Click once on ‘InstallMAGPIX B350 Driver’12. Restart the computer13. Connect the camera into the computer. Wait 45 seconds.Windows should find new hardware. (If Windows does not find new hardware after 45 seconds, try switching the USB cable to another USB port.)14. When Windows has finished installing the new hardware(Dual mode DSC (2770)), please wait 2 minutes and thenrestart the computer.15. Disconnect the B350 from your computer.16. Insert the MAGPIX B350 installation CD and click on ‘InstallUlead Photoexpress 4.0’ and complete the installation. Restart your computer.17. Download your photos as described in the B350 user manualusing either the MAGPIX Quick Download Utility or Ulead PhotoExpress.***Windows 981. Disconnect the B350 from USB port of PC. Restart yourcomputer.2. If you installed Ulead PhotoExpress, go to Start--> Settings -->Control Panel -->Double click on Add/Remove Programs (If you did not install PhotoExpress, go to step 4).3. Highlight Ulead Photoexpress4.O My Custom Edition on thelist and click Add/Remove - and confirm complete removal of Ulead Photoexpress.4. Insert the installation CD in to the CD-ROM drive. Click “Exit”when the installation menu appears. Go to “My Computer” and right-click on your CD drive and click “Open”. Double click on the folder ‘OTHER’ and double-click on the folder‘DIRECTX8.0’. Then double click on ‘SETUP.EXE’ andMicrosoft’s DirectX will install automatically.If you prefer, you may also download and install DirectX 8.0 from Microsoft on the Internet at:/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=277415. Restart your computer.6. Insert the B350 installation CD. When the menu appears, go tothe next step.7. Click "Install MAGPiX B350 Driver ", and complete theinstallation. Click "Finish". (If a "Welcome" window displays, select "Repair" and click "Next".)8. When "InstallShield Wizard Complete" displays, select "Yes"and click "Finish" to restart system.9. Connect the B350 with USB port of your PC. Wait 45 seconds.Windows should build a new driver database.10. Go to Start--> Programs -->Magpix B350 --> Magpix B350.When the window opens, click on the red camera icon to download your photos. To save the pictures you've just downloaded, click on the disk icon. To enlarge the pictures,right-click on the picture you wish to enlarge.11. If you are satisfied with this download, you can also downloadthe pictures using Ulead PhotoExpress. Please follow the installation procedures for PhotoExpress on page 15.Q. Where can I find more help or information on my MAGPIXB350?A. 。

P/N 102-0200-01 REV 9Effective: 5-12-12Supercedes: REV8 MAY-12HD Series Product ManualHD085/HD125/HD185/HD015Important User InformationThe information in the product manual, including any apparatus, methods, techniques, and con-cepts described herein, are the proprietary property of Parker Hannifin Corporation or its licensors, and may not be copied, disclosed, or used for any purpose not expressly authorized by the owner thereof.Since Parker Hannifin Corporation constantly strives to improve all of its products, we reserve the right to change this product manual and equipment mentioned therein at any time without notice.For assistance contact:Parker Hannifin Corporation1140 Sandy Hill RoadIrwin, PA 15642Phone: 724/861-8200800/245-6903Fax: 724/861-3330E-mail:*****************Web site: Table of ContentsREVISION NOTES (5)SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION (6)PRODUCT DESCRIPTION (6)U NPACKING (6)R ETURN I NFORMATION (7)R EPAIR I NFORMATION (7)W ARNINGS AND P RECAUTIONS (7)S PECIFICATION C ONDITIONS AND C ONVERSIONS (7)SECTION 2 - HD SERIES TABLE SPECIFICATIONS (8)O RDER N UMBER N OMENCLATURE .......................................................................................................................................................... 8-11D IMENSIONAL D RAWINGS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12-21E XPLODED VIEW/PARTS LIST ................................................................................................................................................................. 22-29G ENERAL T ABLE S PECIFICATIONS……………………………………………………………………………………………………...30-31BALLSCREW/TABLE MAXIMUM SPEEDS (32)BEARING /LOADING ENGINEERING REFERENCE .................................................................................................................... 33-36 REFLECTED INERTIAS ENGINEERING REFERENCE ................................................................................................................. 37-39 CARRIAGE STIFFENESS/BASE-RAIL MOMENT OF INERTIAS (40)SECTION 3 - COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS/ MOUNTING (41)B RAKES ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41-43L IMIT & H OME S ENSORS (44)C OUPLINGS (45)SECTION 4 - BASE MOUNTING PROCEDURES (46)M OUNTING S URFACE R EQUIREMENTS (46)B ASE M OUNTING M ETHODS (46)SECTION 5– WRAP AROUND INFORMATION (47)HD085 WRAP AROUND (47)HD125 WRAP AROUND (48)HD185 WRAP AROUND (49)SECTION 6 - MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION..................................................................................................................... -50-52B ELT S EALS INFORMATION.................................................................................................................................................................... 50-51S QUARE R AIL B EARING L UBRICATION (52)G ROUND B ALLSCREW L UBRICATION (52)SECTION 7 - MOTOR/TABLE PERFORMANCE CHARTS/TECHNICAL INFORMATION .................................................... 53-59 HD085 MOTOR/TABLE PERFORMANCE CHARTS . (53)HD125 MOTOR/TABLE PERFORMANCE CHARTS (54)HD185 MOTOR/TABLE PERFORMANCE CHARTS (55)H V232 MOTOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION (56)S M232/233 MOTOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION (57)C MP/MPP921 MOTOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................... 58-59Revision Notes :REV-2 (3-28-06) :UPDATED CATALOG CONFIGURABLE OPTIONSUPDATED EXPLODED BOMS HD125/HD185HD125 ITEM# 9A/9B CARRIAGE WEAR BARSHD185 ITEM#9 CARRIAGE WEAR BARITM#18/28 QTY NOW 2(NEW BUMPER ASSEMBLY)NEW BRAKE ASSEMBLYS 002-2601/002-2611 PG 34/35REV-3 (10-08-07) :UPDATED IXX VALUES ON PAGE 30 FOR HD085 HD125 AND HD185UPDATED DIMS IN RED ON PAGES 12,13REV-4 (3-31-08) :CORRECTED TYPO ON PAGE 45 . MAINTENANCE FREE OPERATION UP TO 5 YEARS/2540KM OF LIFEREV-5 (8-01-08) :ADDITIONAL PAGES FOR THE INDUSTRIAL GRADE OPTION AND NEW WRAP ASSEMBLIESREV-6 (1-19-09) :PAGE 16 CORRECTED THE MOTOR OPTION F122-HD125 DIM “A” NOW 25.0 WAS 20.0 DIM B” WAS 28.0 NOW 33.0 PAGE 19 CORRECTED THE MOTOR OPTION F122-HD185 DIM “A” NOW 25.0 WAS 20.0 DIM “B” WAS 8.0 NOW 13.0 REV-7 (5-26-10) :PAGE 30 CORRECTED 1200MM TRAVEL HD185 MAX BREAKAWAY TORQUE NOW 0.38 WAS 0.25 N-MPAGE 31 CORRECTED 1200MM TRAVEL HD185 MAX BREAKAWAY TORQUE NOW 0.38 WAS 0.25 N-MREV-8 (4-25-12) :PAGE 31 CORRECTED 1200MM TRAVEL HD185 MAX BREAKAWAY TORQUE NOW 0.38 WAS 0.25 N-M(SAME AS REV 7 BUT ONLY PAGE 30 WAS UPDATED)REV-9 (5-12-12) :PAGE 52 Changed Alvania grease to GADUS S2 V100 2 (just a name change)Chapter 1 - IntroductionProduct DescriptionHD series linear table line is a robust industrial positioner that is easy to apply, easy to install, and easy to maintain. The robust design begins with and extruded body and carriage that provide exceptional beam strength and carriage stiffness. The linear bearings and ballscrew are precision components selected for their long life at 100% duty operation, they both em-ploy lube seals which provide maintenance free operation in most applications. The HD series also includes IP30 rated belt seals that protect the interior components from debris.The HD series is very easy to apply. As part of the configurable number, users can select options such as screw lead, motors, brakes and limit/homes. With motors as part of standard table, system level performance is provided in the form of graphs to enable quick application without the need for a complex motor sizing exercise.HD series has three distinct sizes allowing for ease of applying to application.HD085 85mm wide x 70mm tallHD125 125mm wide x 85mm tallHD185 185mm wide x 95mm tallThe above sizes make the HD series ideal for applying to applications requiring Cartesian set-ups.HD series also offers a standard extruded idler/square rail HD015 60mm wide x 62mm tall for use in gantry style applica-tionsUnpackingUnpackingCarefully remove the positioner from the shipping crate and inspect the unit for any evidence of shipping damage. Report any damage imme-diately to your local authorized distributor. Please save the shipping crate for damage inspection or future transportation. Incorrect handling of the positioner may adversely affect the performance of the unit in its application. Please observe the following guide-lines for handling and mounting of your new positioner.DO NOT allow the positioner to drop onto the mounting surface. Dropping the positioner can generate impact loads that may result in flat spots on bearing surfaces or misalignment of drive components.DO NOT drill holes into the positioner. Drilling holes into the positioner can generate particles and machining forces that may effect the op-eration of the positioner. Parker Hannifin Corporation will drill holes if necessary; contact your local authorized distributor.DO NOT subject the unit to impact loads such as hammering, riveting, etc. Impacts loads generated by hammering or riveting may result in flat spots on bearing surfaces or misalignment of drive components.DO NOT push in belt seals when removing positioner from shipping crate. Damaging belt seals may create additional friction during travel and may jeopardize the ability of the beltseals to protect the interior of the positioner. If belt seals are pushed in run carriage by hand over entire travel and the belts will reset.DO NOT submerge the positioner in liquids.DO NOT disassemble positioner. Unauthorized adjustments may alter the positioner’s specifications and void the product warranty.Return InformationReturnsAll returns must reference a “R eturn M aterial A uthorization”, (RMA), number. Please call your local authorized distributor or Parker Hannifin Corporation Customer Service Department at 800-245-6903 to obtain a “RMA” number.Repair InformationOut-of-Warranty RepairOur Customer Service Department repairs Out-of-Warranty products. All returns must reference a “RMA” number. Please call your local authorized distributor or Parker Hannifin Corporation Customer Service Department at 800-245-6903 to obtain a “RMA” number. You will benotified of any cost prior to making the repair.Warnings and PrecautionsVertical OperationDepending upon your load and ballscrew selection the carriage and load may ‘backdrive’ in power loss situations potentially causing product damage or personal injury. An electro-mechanical brake, which will activate in response to a loss of power (option ‘B2’), can be used to pre-vent potential product damage or personal injury. Note: Actual maximum load for brake holding is dependent on screw lead.Strain Relieve Electrical ComponentsAll electrical components (such as brakes, encoders, and limit/home switches) must be strain relieved. Failure to strain relieve electrical wires or cables may result in component failure and/or possible personal injury.Specification Conditions and ConversionsSpecifications are Temperature DependentCatalog Specifications are obtained and measured at 20 Degrees C. Specifications at any other temperature may deviate from catalog specifications. Minimum to Maximum continuous operating temperature range (with NO guarantee of any specification except motion) of a standard unit before failure is 5 - 70 Degrees C. Certain components can be eliminated or substituted to improve operation at these tempera-tures. Positioners with low temperature or high temperature components will be handled as specials, contact your local distributor.Specifications are Mounting Surface DependentCatalog Specifications are obtained and measured when the positioner is fully supported, bolted down (to eliminate any extrusion deviation), and is mounted to a work surface that has a maximum flatness error of 0.013mm/300mm (0.0005”/ft).Specifications are Point of Measurement DependentCatalog Specifications and Specifications in this manual are measured in the center of the carriage, 37.5mm above the carriage surface. All measurements taken at any other location may deviate from these values.IndustrialNSEE PAGES #13,14 FOR ADDITIONAL MOTOR MOUNTS OFFERINGSIndustrial NSEE PAGES #16,17 FOR ADDITIONAL MOTOR MOUNTS OFFERINGSIndustrialNSEE PAGES #19,20 FOR ADDITIONAL MOTOR MOUNTS OFFERINGSHD SERIES PRODUCT MANUAL 11PARKER HANNIFIN CORPORATIONELECTROMECHANICAL AUTOMATION DIVISIONSECTION 2HD015 CONFIGURABLEHD085 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS Please refer to for the latest, updated drawingsON PG 12STANDARD BELT TENSION SET @ 75NHD125 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS Please refer to for the latest, updated drawingsON PG 15 STANDARD BELT TENSION SET @ 120NHD185 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS Please refer to for the latest, updated drawings25.0BRAKE OPTIONQTY. 4 TAPPED HOLESM6 x 1.0 x 12.0dp.ENDVIEWON PG 18 STANDARD BELT TENSION SET @ 120NHD015 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS Please refer to BILL OF MATERIALSHD085 EXPLODED VIEWBILL OF MATERIALSBILL OF MATERIALSHD185 EXPLODED VIEWHD015 BILL OF MATERIALSHD015 EXPLODED VIEWGeneral Table Specifications Standard grade: note : see page #31 for Industrial grade STANDARD GRADESTANDARD GRADEGeneral Table Specifications Industrial grade: note : see page #30 for Standard gradeBALLSCREW INFORMATION *Note:When employing 20mm diameter 40mm lead ballscrewmaximum rps=56Maximum Carriage Linear Speed (mm/s)Maximum Screw Speed (Revs/Sec)HD Series Engineering ReferenceThe following performance information is provided as a supplement to the product specifications pages. The following graphsand formulas are used to establish the table life relative to the applied loads. The useful life of a linear table at full catalog specifications is dependent on the forces acting upon it. These forces include both static components resulting from payload weight, and dynamic components due to acceleration/deceleration of the load. in multi-axes applications, the primary posi-tioner at the bottom of the stack usually establishes the load limits for the combined axes. When determining life/load, it iscritical to include the weight of all positioning elements that contribute to the load supported by the primary axis.Table Life Load Chart : Compression (Normal Load)This graph provides a “rough cut” evaluation of the support bearing life/load characteristics. The curves show the life/load relationship when the applied load is centered on the carriage, normal (perpendicular) to the carriage mounting surface. For final evaluation of life vs. load,Table Life Load Chart : Thrust(Axial load)These charts are to be used in conjunction with the corresponding formulas found under Product Informa-tion at to establish the life / load for each bearing (4 per table)HD185 105HD SERIESHD12577.0 Kgf ( TENSION) 65 mm70 mm57.5 mm107.5 mm(PAGE 28)-77.0Kgf ( COMPRESSION)125.0 Kgf -75 Kgf77.0 Kgf ( TENSION)125.0 Kgf SIDE LOAD163.5 Kgf(1603N) PAGE 27100 KgfLife @1603N =4500kmREFLECTED INERTIASPLEASE NOTE : ONE MUST ADD THE ADDITIONAL EFFECTS OF CUSTSOMER LOADREFLECTED INERTIAS CONTINUED:REFLECTED INERTIAS CONTINUED:CARRIAGE STIFFNESS:BASE/RAIL ASSEMBLY MONMENTS OF INERTIAS:EXTERNAL BRAKE INFORMATION : NOTE : OFFERED ON HD125/HD185 SERIES ONLYHD085 OFFERS ON MOTORNOTE :ANALYSIS OF REQUIRED BRAKING TORQUE SHOULD BE DONE.THE REQUIRED BRAKING TORQUE SHOULD BE MULTIPLIED BY A SERVICE FACTOR OF 1.5 TO 4.0 DEPENDING ON THE APPLICATIONCONSULT FACTORY FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATIONHD125 BRAKE ASSY (002-2611-02) MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONSHD185 BRAKE ASSY (002-2601-02) MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONSLIMIT HOME SENSORSMOUNTING:INSERT INTO UPPER MOST T-SLOT AND POSITION WHERE REQUIRED. TIGHTEN SCREW TO FIX. POSITION.NOTE : MAGNET TRIPPER CENTERED INTERNALLY ON CARRIAGE (BOTH SIDES)COUPLINGS:Mounting Surface RequirementsProper mounting of the HD SERIES is essential to optimize product performance.All specifications are based on the following conditions:The positioner must be bolted down along its entire length.The positioner must be mounted to a flat, stable surface with a flatness error less than or equal 0.020mm/300mm.Catalog Specifications may deviate for positioners mounted to surfaces that do not meet the above conditions.If the surface does not meet these specifications the surface can be shimmed to comply with these requirements.If mounting conditions require that the table base is overhung, table specifications will not be met over that portion of the table. Additionally, in X-Y Systems the overhung portion of the Y-axis may not meet specifications due to the additional error caused by deflection and non-support of the base. Contact Parker Hannifin Corporation for guidelines on specifications ofoverhang applicationsBase Mounting MethodsThe HD series can mounted via two ways:1. Tapped holes in the base.Reference the dimensional drawings on pages 11-142. Toe ClampingHD085 WRAP AROUNDBELT TENSIONING:LOOSEN ITEM #15 ALLOWING MTR ADP TO SLIDE FREELY.USE ITEM #13 TO TIGHTEN/LOOSEN TENSION.MEASURE BELT TENSION WITH BELT TENSION METER.(FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT FACTORY)BELT TENSION SHOULD MEASURE 75N-95NHD125 WRAP AROUNDBELT TENSIONING:LOOSEN ITEM #17 ALLOWING ITEM 8 TO SLIDE FREELY. USE ITEM #20 TO TIGHTEN/LOOSEN TENSION.MEASURE BELT TENSION WITH BELT TENSION METER. (FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT FACTORY)BELT TENSION SHOULD MEASURE 110N-130NHD185 WRAP AROUNDBELT TENSIONING:LOOSEN ITEM #17 ALLOWING ITEM 8 TO SLIDE FREELY. USE ITEM #20 TO TIGHTEN/LOOSEN TENSION.MEASURE BELT TENSION WITH BELT TENSION METER.(FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT FACTORY)BELT TENSION SHOULD MEASURE 110N-130NBelt Seal Information :Qty 2 belt seals per table (except HD015)。

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