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cascadecorporationCascade is a Registered Trademark of Cascade CorporationManual Number 6904573Hydraulic Force ControlCarton Clamp on Crown FC5200 TruckCONTENTSPageOVERVIEW1INSTALLATION2Prepare Attachment Valve2Equalizer Valve and Hoses3HFC Valve and Hoses4Return Line Adapter5Sensor Switches6Disabling HFC System7SETUP8OPERATION10TROUBLESHOOTING11PARTS14GLOSSARY21i6904573Cascade Corporation. Refer to the back cover.What The System DoesThe HFC system enables Cascade Carton Clamps to automatically apply clamp force proportional to theweight of the load. This system will reduce the chance of damage caused by excessive clamp force.How The System WorksAn initial no-slip starting pressure is applied to the load when it is first clamped. As the load is lifted, the HFC system increases clamp force and applies a consistent clamp force proportional to load weight. The hoist system provides pressure to the HFC to increase clamp pressure as hoist pressure increases.HOIST pressure should be equal to or higher than clamp pressure to properly clamp the load. Total weight equals load weight plus clamp weight.Confirm that the truck size is compatible with the clamp capacity. Available maximum hoist pressure with load weight (combined maximum size load and weight of the clamp) should be determined in freelift. The hoist pressure determined needs to be within 10% of the clamping pressure required to clamp the heaviest load.The following is provided to assist in planning hose and fitting sizes to match the lift truck hoist line:Equalizer Valve Fittings – The mast and truck ports are No. 12 O-ring. No. 12-10 Face Seal reducers are supplied to adapt to the truck hoist lines.269045732 Disconnect the hydraulic hoses from the valve CLAMP(CL), OPEN (OP) ports.3 Remove CL port special fitting with spool or orifice pipe plug.4 Install kit .25 in. dia. NPTF plug (Part No. 6603) into CLport and reinstall fitting leaving spool out.Front ViewG & J-Series Valves1 Install kit .3125 in. dia. setscrew (Part No. 5304) andpipe plug into OR port.INSTALLATION36904573AC3263.eps1 Install the equalizer valve in the hoist circuitbetween the hoist auxiliary valve and mast lowering control valve.2 Install the hose from the hoist auxiliary valveHOIST port to the equalizer valve TRUCK port. 3 Install the No. 10 hose (48 in.) that connects the MAST port of the equalizer valve to the mast lowering control valve.4 Inspect hoses for pinch points and secure asrequired.Mast CylindersEQUALIZER VALVE AND HOSES Equalizer ValveTo Mast Lowering Control Valve No. 10 Face Seal3INSTALLATION46904573AC3262.epsHFC VALVE AND HOSES1 Remove the capscrews fastening the loweringcontrol valve to the mast crossmember. Install the new bracket to the mast crossmember with the kit sockethead capscrews going through the valve. The short capscrews are used as jack screws to stiffen the bracket against crossmember.2 Install the HFC valve to the bracket.3 Connect a No. 6 (minimum) hose from the truck clamp auxiliary valve clamp port to the CL1 port on the bottom of the HFC valve.4 Connect a No. 6 (minimum) hose from the truck clamp auxiliary valve open port to the OP1 port on the bottom of the HFC valve.5 Connect the No.6 hose (16 in.) from theCL2 port on the HFC valve to the attachment CLAMP supply hose.6 Connect the No. 6 hose (14 in.) from the OP2 port of the HFC valve to the attachment OPEN supply hose.7 Connect the No. 4 hose (22.5 in.) from the H port on the bottom of the Sideshift Manifold to the HFC port on the equalizer valve.8 Connect the hoses from the truck sideshiftauxiliary valve ports to the SS IN ports on the bottom of the Sideshift Manifold.9 Connect the No. 6 (14 in. and 16 in.) hosesAttachment10INSTALLATION56904573RETURN LINE ADAPTER1 Install a return line adapter fitting in the tank line. Lubehose ends and fitting for easy assembly. For complete installation procedure, refer to Installation Instructions 211744.Attachment ValveAC0226.epsReturn-to-Tank 112NOTE: For trucks with pressurized return-to-tank lines, the hydraulic tank filler cap must be opened to relieve trapped pressure.2 Connect the T port on the bottom of the HFC Valve tothe truck tank line fitting.3 Connect the T port on the bottom of the HFC Valvesideshift manifold to the truck tank line using the tee fitting provided.4 Inspect hose for pinch points and secure as required.Single Line Adapter Kits Tank Hose ID Adapter Tee Length Kit Part No..75 in. (19 mm) *1.00 in. (25 mm) *1.25 in. (31 mm) * 4.12 in. (105 mm)4.12 in. (105 mm)4.12 in. (105 mm)6807816 6807816 6807816* Included in Kit 6807816AC3264.epsINSTALLATION66904573AC3155.epsSENSOR SWITCHES1 Determine locations to mount sensor switches Aand B on the mast. Sensor A is used to detect inner upright extension. Sensor B is used to detect when the carriage is positioned near full freelift. The sensor switches signal the mast transition from freelift tomainlift. The provided mounting brackets can be used or modified to aid with mounting the sensor switch. Install Sensor B to the side of the mast outer upright with the M4 buttonhead screws and washers provided. A drill and M4 tap is provided in the kit.CAUTION: Consult the LIft Truck OEM for proper + power source connection.2 Connect the harness solenoid connector to the solenoidcoil.3 Connect the harness sensor switch connectors to thesensor switches.4 Connect the harness cable ends to the componentsshown.24V–100V Systems – Connect the fused positive wire from the cable harness to a DC-to-DC converter positive output wire and the ground wire to the converternegative output wire. Connect a 24V–100V switched power source to the converter fused positive input wire and connect the converter input ground wire to a chassis ground.NOTE: For troubleshooting the wire harness, refer to page 11.SolenoidRelayGroundUpperCarriage BarSensor Switch B2 in. before MainliftUprightINSTALLATION76904573DISABLING HFC SYSTEMTo temporarily disable the HFC features, perform the following steps:1 Turn V1 in (CW) or until desired clamp pressure isreached. The maximum pressure that the cartridge is capable of handling is 3000 psi (207 bar).2 Turn V4 all the way out (CCW).3 OPTIONAL: If the hoist capacity is affected by lifting aload, turn V6 all the way out (CCW).4 Turn V8 all the way in (CW). Turn V7 all the way in (CW).5 The truck attachment will now operate in the standardmode.NOTE: To enable HFC features refer to Setup Section.HFC VALVEV586904573SETUPCARTRIDGE FUNCTION SUMMARYStarting Pressure (V1) – Sets starting pressure.Final Pressure (V2) – Adjusts clamping pressure after hoisting. Must be adjusted after all other cartridges are set.HFC Enable Pressure (V3) – Closes connection from hoist line to clamp line.Max. Clamp Pressure (V4) – Limits maximum clamping pressure. Must not be set lower than pressure needed to handle maximum load.Freelift Pressure (V5) – Increases freelift hoistingpressure. Balances freelift and mainlift hoisting pressure and make pressure available to clamping circuit.Hoist/Clamp Pressure (V6) – Increases clamp pressure when a load is hoisted. This should only be adjusted after all other cartridges (except V2) are set, if need. NOTE: This cartridge is fully turned out at the factory.Sideshift Pressure (V7) – Adjusts the available sideshift pressure.Backhand Pressure (V8) – Adjusts the maximum backhand pressure.HFC ENABLE PRESSUREMAXIMUM CLAMP PRESSURECARTRIDGE ADJUSTMENTAdjusts clamping pressure after hoisting. Adjust this cartridge last.Closes connection from hoist line to clamp line.Limit maximum clamping pressure.IMPORTANT: Check that V2 and V6 (on equalizer valve) is completely turned out (counterclockwise) before adjustment process.1 Install the pressure gauge (Cascade PressureTest Kit 6034612) in the clamp gauge port.2 Adjust the Starting Pressure (V1) cartridgeso that a light load is not damaged or over clamped and the heaviest load does not slip upon hoisting.NOTE: For attachments that are retrofitted from three position relief to HFC system and lowest pressure is known, use the lowest pressure as starting pressure.3 To prevent carriage/attachment from loweringduring arm closing, adjust the HFC Enable Pressure (V3) cartridge.• If the maximum weight load slips when hoisting, reduce V3 by turning counterclockwise (CCW).• If the carriage lowers when closing the arms of the clamp or light loads are over clamped, increase V3 by turning clockwise (CW).• Fine tuning with happen during final setup.4 To limit the maximum clamp pressure (V4), fullyclose arms without a load and hoist to maximum lift. Fully extend the mast and hold the lever for 2 seconds. Lower the mast without unclamping and check the pressure. If the pressureexceeds the desired maximum clamp pressure for the heaviest load, turn the cartridge (V4) CCW to decrease the maximum pressure.CL4644.epsBACKHAND PRESSUREAdjusts maximum backhand pressure.Adjusts available sideshift pressure.SIDESHIFTSETUPCARTRIDGE ADJUSTMENT (CONTINUED)5 To equalize the hoist pressure between freelift andmainlift, install a gauge to the HG port on the HFC valve.Hoist the attachment only at a fixed rate (at idle or fullthrottle) in mainlift, recording the steady state pressurereading. Hoist the attachment only at the same fixedrate in freelift, recording the steady state pressurereading.• If freelift pressure is lower than mainlift pressure,increase V5 by turning CW to equalize pressure.• If freelift pressure is higher than mainlift pressure,decrease V5 by turning CCW to equalize pressure.6 For non-freelift mast large trucks with small attachments,clamp pressure may need to be increased. If equipped,the solenoid should be powered at all times by mountingthe sensor switch in a location that will always switchon a ferrous object. Clamp a load and hoist. Note theclamp cylinder pressure.• If the pressure is less than the desired clamppressure, increase the pressure by turning V6 in CWto match the desired clamp pressure.NOTE: For freelift mast large trucks with smallattachments and adequate clamp pressure can not beachieved with the standard valve, a special equalizervalve may be required. Contact Cascade for more detail.7 To adjust the Final Pressure (V2), clamp a load. Hoistthe load. Use the chart below to record the initial clamppressure. If the pressure is too high for the heaviestload, turn the cartridge CW to reduce the adjustedclamp pressure. Record the adjusted clamp pressure.LOAD WEIGHT INITIAL CLAMPPRESSURE ●ADJUSTEDCLAMPPRESSURE ●No. 1No. 2No. 3No. 4No. 5● Read from attachment valve gauge port.V58 Fine tune HFC Enable Pressure (V3) by clamping andhoisting a light load. If over clamped, increase V3setting by turning CW. Check this setting clampingthe heaviest load. If slippage occurs, decrease V3 orincrease V1.9 Set backhand pressure by adjusting V8. Install a gaugein OPG port. Open arms to maximum opening andrecord pressure. Decrease V8 setting by turning V8CCW. Must be set at least 1/3 of the maximum clamppressure V4.10 Units with Sideshift – Set maximum Sideshift pressureby handling the heaviest load. If unit cannot sideshift,increase V7 setting. Adjust V7 to just allow enoughpressure to sideshift heaviest load.CLAMP/SIDESHIFTA Sideshift LeftB Sideshift RightC Release Arms DClamp ArmsThe HFC system works fundamentally the same as a normal lift truck system when used with a carton clamp. Use the following techniques when clamping loads:To Lift a Unit Load1 If equipped with Light Load Option, verify cab light isoff.2 Clamp a unit load. Hold for 1-2 seconds to buildstarting clamp pressure.3 Lift the load. Clamp pressure will automaticallyincrease according to load weight.• If feathering is used to reduce clamp force on light loads, use the same process with HFC. However, it is recommended to use the techniques above for all loads unless absolutely necessary. CAUTION: Develop adequate clamp force to hold the load when featheringNOTE: HFC allows lower clamp starting pressures so that light loads can be handled without damage along with heavier loads. Slightly slower arm speed is normal. If product widths vary widely with very low startingpressures, the slower arm speed can be corrected with an optional arm overdrive system. Consult Cascade.TROUBLESHOOTINGAC3154.epsWIRE HARNESSDC to DC Converter (24V–100V systems)Verify the sensor switch, solenoid and relay are workingproperly. Check the LEDs on the sensor switch and solenoid.• When the mast is in freelift, the LEDs will be on. • When in mainlift, the LEDs will be off.1 Check fuse.2 Remove relay and cables from sensor switch andsolenoid coil.3 Check for 12V power between relay socket terminals30 and 86. If no power, check continuity:• 30 and (+) truck battery • 85 and (–) truck battery4 Check for continuity at all corresponding pins andterminals.5 Install cable to sensor switches, switch A fixed on atarget and switch B not on a target (both switch LED's should be illuminated). Check for power at relay socket terminal 86.6 Test the relay by adding 12V (+) power to 86 and (–)ground to 85. With a meter, check for continuity between 30 and 87. Remove power, verify that there is no continuity between 30 and 87.7 With the relay installed and sensor switch A fixed on a targetand switch B not on a target (both switch LED's illuminated), check for power at the solenoid connector between 1 and 2. Solenoid connector LED should be illuminated.8 Connect cable to solenoid coil, listen for a 'click'. If there isno 'click', remove connector and check for coil resistance of 7.2 ohms at 60°F (20°C). If no resistance, replace coil.TROUBLESHOOTINGCAUTION: Prior to troubleshooting, verify that clamp is workingproperly and check for defective check valves and cylinder seals.NOTE: When adjusting cartridges, turn in 1/2 turn increments.Problem Solution Possible EffectTROUBLESHOOTINGProblemSolutionPossible Effect ofSolutionPARTSHYDRAULIC FORCE CONTROL KIT – SIDESHIFTINGPARTSHYDRAULIC FORCE CONTROL KIT – SIDESHIFTINGREF QTYHFC24V-48VPART NO.DESCRIPTION 6904576HFC Kit116893305Wire Harness216901759Bracket316904456Equalizer Valve ●42768802Capscrew, M8 x 7054767414Nut, M862787375Capscrew, M8 x 85716904250HFC Valve ●816405021Capscrew, M8 x 75926876071Capscrew, M8 x 85103221494Washer, M81116884670Voltage Converter Kit ●1216034612Pressure Test Kit ●1316807816Connector Kit ●1416904566Fitting Group ●1516904542Switch Group ●1616904567Hose Group ●●See specific parts page for breakdown.PARTSEQUALIZER V ALVEREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6904456Equalizer Valve116811010Valve Body216056977Solenoid Valve316014287Coil - 12V416013434Fitting, 12-1051604510Fitting, 6616901639Fitting, 12-1071666984Fitting, 6-481221191Check Valve Cartridge916811045Pressure Control Cartridge1016811046Pressure Control CartridgePARTSREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION 6904542Switch Kit 116091430Bracket 216893590Label A 316893338Switch 416893595Label B 516893360Switch 616095839Bracket736014987Tape, 2 Sided 816901776Bracket 926406253Washer, M41026171182Capscrew, M41116852542Tap, M4 x 0.71216852537Drill Bit, 3.30 mmSENSOR SWITCH KITPARTSSIDESHIFTING VALVEPARTS196904573REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6904566Fitting Group 126006014Test Point Fitting 215304Setscrew 316603Fitting41211741Push-Lok Fitting 51233123Push-Lok Fitting 64211742Hose Clamp 72680727Fitting, 6-6822347Fitting, 6-6REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6034612Pressure Gauge Kit 116006017Gauge with Guard 216004477Hose316004478Test Point FittingAC3254.epsREF QTYPART NO.DESCRIPTION6807816Tank LineConnector Kit – Single Line 11214056Adapter – .75 in. (19 mm) Hose ID 1211739Adapter – 1.00 in. (25 mm) Hose ID 1212891Adapter – 1.25 in. (31 mm) Hose ID 21211742Hose Clamp, .38 ➔ .87 in.32211743Hose Clamp – .50 ➔ 1.25 in.2213140Hose Clamp – .75 ➔ 1.75 in.41211740Hose, 72 in.51211741Fitting, 861601377Fitting, 8-8REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6904567Hose Group 146900298Tube216904533Hose, No.4–22.6 in.326904463Hose, No.6–16.0 in.426904461Hose, No.6–14.0 in.516901643Hose, No.10–48.0 in.PARTSAC3255.epsREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION6884864Voltage Converter Kit116884670Voltage Converter216884689Converter Wire Harness316806701Fuse, 2 AMP44762900Capscrew, M6 x 2554202346Washer64206323Lockwasher74765718Nut81––––Fuse, 30A @ 125 Vdc206904573GLOSSARYClamp Pressure – Pressure set to clamp a load.Starting Pressure (V1) –The minimum clamp pressurethat will be applied, even on light loads.Final Pressure (V2) – The final HFC adjusted clamppressure applied when the load is hoisted.HFC Enable Pressure (V3) –The hoist pressure toachieve prior to hoisting.Maximum Clamp Pressure (V4) – The maximum pressureset to clamp a load.Freelift Pressure (V5) – Pressure in the hoist line whenthe mast is in freelift state.Hoist/Clamp Pressure (V6) – Increases clamp pressurewhen a load is hoisted.Sideshift Pressure (V7) – Adjusts the available sideshiftpressure.Backhand Pressure (V8) – Adjusts the maximumbackhand pressure.Overdrive System – A system to aid with increasing armspeed and allows an attachment to have higher clampingpressure when breaking out rolls.Total Load Weight – The sum of the load weight andclamp weight.21 6904573Do you have questions you need answered right now? 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G-3000 Transmitter features1 On/Off buttonPress and hold to reduce speaker volume.2 Direct Connection socket3 Loudspeaker4 Battery compartment To replace batteries, open the access cover using a screwdriver or coin. Use four LR20 or D alkaline batteries.5 Storage compartment Holding Connection Cable and Ground Stake.Locating with the R-3000 and G-3000The G-3000 is used to apply a tone to a buried conductor. This signal can be traced using the R-3000 locator switched to the G-3000 mode.Direct connectionDirect connection is the most effective form of signal application and is suitable for connection to a valve,meter, junction box or other access point.WARNINGConnection to a power cable sheath should only be undertaken by qualified personnel.MethodPlug the Connection lead into the G-3000 connection socket and attach the red lead to the target line. Ifnecessary clean the connection point to ensure a good electrical contact.Clip the ground lead to the earth stake which should be placed in the ground 3 to 4 paces away from, and at right angles to the target line.Alternatively the ground lead may be clipped to the rim of a valve box or manhole cover. Use the spool lead to extend the earth connection if necessary.Switch the G-3000 on. A good connection is indicated by a drop in loudspeaker tone. if there is no tone or it is a very slow bleep, replace the batteries.Switch the R-3000 to G-3000 mode and begin to trace the line from the point of application. Pinpoint using the same method as described for Power and Radio modes.When directly over the conductor and with the sensitivity level set for a narrow response, rotate the R-3000 on its axis until the signal minimum isfound. The blade is now in line with the conductor.Trace the conductor out of the area, marking the position as required with chalk or paint Radio modeFor detection of radio signals originating from distant radio transmitters. These penetrate the ground and are re-radiated by buried conductors. However, they are not always present.After completion of Power mode sweep, repeat the procedure with Radio mode selected.WARNINGThe R-3000 will detect almost all buried conductors but there are some which do not radiate any signal which the R-3000 will not detect.There are also some live power cables which the R-3000 is not able to detect in he Power mode.The R-3000 does not indicate whether a signal is from a single cable or from several in close proximity.NoteThe R-3000 will not provide depth information in either the Power or Radio modes.Liquid crystal displayR-3000 Locator features1 On/OffPress and hold to use R-30002 LoudspeakerTo use in noisy environments unscrew and hold to ear.3 Sensitivity control 4 Function switch Selects locate mode:Power, Radio, G-30005 Battery compartmentTo replace batteries, open theaccess cover using a screwdriver orcoin. Use eight LR6 or AA alkaline batteries.AT-3000 User guideThe R-3000 and G-3000 combine to make the perfect general purpose tools for cable avoidance. Their rugged construction ensures long life and reliability whilst the simple controls promote effective use with minimal training.For those who require pinpoint accuracy and depth information, the AT-3000 add visual indiction of signal strength together with a buried utility depth measurement capability.5341252134mDepthMode/clockface Signal strength Depth buttonOperation of Power and Radio modesRegularly check your R-3000 and G-3000 in all modes,over a cable which gives a response you are familiar with.Power modeFor detection of ‘Power’signals radiated by loaded cables. These are often found ‘re-radiated’by other,nearby conductors. Select Power using the Function switch. Press and hold the On/Off switch. Replace batteries if no initial ‘bleep’is heard to confirm good battery condition.Rotate the Sensitivity Control fully clockwise formaximum sensitivity but reduce if there is a blanket signal across the site.Define the area to be excavated and carry out a grid pattern sweep.Sweep holding the R-3000 upright and at your side.Continue the sweep beyond the perimeter of the area to be excavated.AMPROBE1-305-423-7500®The presence of a buried conducting pipe or cable will be indicated by a tone emitted from the loudspeaker.Keep the blade of the R-3000 vertical and move slowly backwards and forwards over the conductor, reducing the sensitivity for a narrower response. With the R-3000use the meter deflection to aid pinpointing. Maximum meter deflection will indicate the position of the conductor.Optional AccessoriesUsing the optional* Signal Clamp SC-3000The Signal Clamp applies a G-3000 signal safely to a pipe or live cable of up to 76mm (3 inches) diameter,without interrupting the supply.MethodPlug the Clamp into the G-3000 Connection socket.Place the Clamp around the pipe or cable ensuring the jaws are closed. Switch the G-3000 on. Open and close the Clamp. If the jaws are closing correctly a drop in speaker tone will be heard.An earth connection is not necessary but efficientsignal transfer is only achieved if the target conductor is grounded at both ends. This is usually the case with power cables.InductionInduction is a convenient and quick way of applying the G-3000 signal to a pipe or cable where limited access does not permit direct connection or use of the Signal Clamp.Place the G-3000 over the assumed position of the conductor in the orientation shown.Start tracing the cable or pipe at least five paces from the G-3000 with the R-3000 in G-3000 mode. Working too close to the G-3000 may give false readings as the R-3000 will detect more signal directly from the G-3000than from the conductor.Do not attempt to take depth readings unless the distance between the R-3000 and G-3000 is greater than 30 paces (see “Taking depth readings using the R-3000”).Active search using Induction Placing the G-3000 on its side swamps an area with G-3000 signal.Alternatively, use a two man technique to search an area for buried utilities.Taking line depth measurement using the R-3000Depth measurement is only possible when using the R-3000 in the G-3000 mode.MethodLocate the utility as described previously.Ensure that thedepth measurement position is at least 30 paces from the G-3000, especially if signal application is by Induction method.Hold the R-3000 still,vertical and at right angles to the buried line.Momentarily depress the depth button. The display will show a moving clock face followed by the depth measurement.Taking Mouse depth measurements using the R-3000Depth measurement is only possible when using the R-3000 in the G-3000 mode with a Mouse transmitter.MethodLocate the main Mouse signal as previously described.Hold the R-3000 vertically and in line with the Mouse.Press and hold the depth button until ‘M’appears on the display. A clock face will appear in the top right hand corner of the display while the depth calculation is made. The approximate depth to the Mouse will then be displayed on the meter.R-3000 error codesIndicates very shallow conductor Indicates conductor out of range Indicates depth measurement attempted in R or P mode which is not available.WARNINGDo not use the R-3000 depth measurement to decide if mechanical digging over buried conductor is appropriate.ddm in 30 p a c e sr e c o mm e n d e dUsing the optional* Mouse Signal Transmitter M-3000The mouse is a small self-contained watertighttransmitter which can be detected by the R-3000 when switched to the G-3000 mode.MethodReplace the battery in the Mouse. Attach the Mouse to a drain rod using an appropriate connector.Place the Mouse on the ground, set the R-3000 to G-3000 mode and, whilst holding the R-3000 in line with the Mouse, check that a signal is being received.Insert the Mouse approximately 1m/yd into theduct/drain and adjust the R-3000 sensitivity to receive the signal.A ghost signal appears before and behind the main signal position. Reduce the R-3000 sensitivity to receive only the main signal.PeakGhostGhostReplacementsConnection Kit CK-3000(Includes connection cable and ground stake)AmprobeTel: 305 423 7500Fax:305 423 7554Technical Support:800 327 506090/NUG01AMP/0 11.00。

specifications and performance requirements for color retention, chalk resistance, gloss retention, erosion, corrosion and chemical resistance as well as dry film thickness and hardness. Our state-of-the-art powder coat system provides an environment friendly finishing solution with more uniform coverage and coating thickness. The result is an exceptional finish that better resists scratching, fading and general wear. Additional liquid coat facilitiesFluoropolymer Powder Coat AAMA 2605-Superior Finish (AKA: Powdura®5000, Coraflon®Powder,Interpon®D3000-Fluoromax)A vailable Finishes"Ultimate" − A next generation hyper durable powder coating, based onFEVE fluoropolymer resins and ceramic pigmentation that the industryhas acknowledged as the foundation for superior performance coatings.They provide a hard surface that is resistant to scratching and scuffing,with superior color and gloss retention, when applied to a variety ofexterior architectural applications. This technology represents the“ultimate” in environmentally friendly finishes, with Zero-VOC emissions.A new alternative to traditional 70% Kynar 500®/ Hylar 500®PVDFfluoropolymer liquid coatings.10 years(Consult Nailorfor availabilityof extendedwarranty)High Performance Powder CoatAAMA 2604 −High Performance Finish (AKA: Powdura®4000, Envirocron®Ultra Durable Powder, Dynadure™400, Interpon®D2000)"Better" − A high performance polyester powder coating, based on“super durable” resins that utilize infrared reflective pigments, whichprovides excellent resistance to outdoor weathering. A harder and more environmentally friendly coating than other liquid paint counterparts andwith Zero-VOC emissions.A good alternative to 50% Kynar 500®/ Hylar 5000®liquid coatings.5 yearsDurable Powder CoatAAMA 2603 −Pigmented Organic Coatings (AKA: Powdura®3000, Envirocron®Durable Powder, Dynadure™300, Interpon®D1000)"Good" − A durable powder coat based on thermosetting polyester resin technology.Provides a good economical combination of physical and chemical resistance properties. Environmentally superior to liquid spray paints andZero – VOC emissions.1 yearClear Anodize 215-R1 AA-M10C22A41(0.7 mil. min.)Architectural Class I. Clear, colorless and hard oxide aluminum coatingthat resists weathering and chemical attack. Recommended for severelycorrosive and abrasive atmospheric exposure.5 yearsColor Anodize AA-M10C22A44 (0.7 mil. min.)Architectural Class I. "Two-step" aluminum coating process. Following astandard anodizing procedure, a second electrolytic process depositscolored metallic pigments which penetrate the aluminum oxide pores,producing a corrosion resistant, colorfast finish. Available in light,medium, dark bronze and black.5 yearsPrime Coat Prime coat provides a stable base for painting of louvers in the field.Surface pretreatment includes degreasing and a chemical cleaningbefore an epoxy prime coat is applied. Finish coat should be field appliedas soon as possible for best adhesion, after a thorough cleaning for dust etc.that can contaminate the final finish and cause premature flaking or peeling.N/AClear Anodize 204-R1 AA-M10C22A31(0.4 − 0.7 mil.)Architectural Class II. Clear, colorless and hard oxide aluminum coatingthat resists weathering and chemical attack. Recommended for normalweather exposure.1 yearPaint finish warranties are not applicable to steel products.Powdura®is a registered trademark of The Sherwin-Williams Company. 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Clock Radio3000 SeriesR3306User manual Register your product and get support at：/supportConnect power 1EN Contents1 Important2Safety Notice222 Your clock radio3Introduction3What's in the box3Overview of the clock radio33 Get started4Install batteries 44Set time44 Listen to FM radio5Tune to FM radio stations Select a preset radio station5Store FM radio stations automatically 55Store FM radio stations manually5Adjust volume55 Other features66 Product information 77 T roubleshooting7Set alarm time6Set sleep timer6Adjust display brightness61ImportantSafety• Read these instructions.• Heed all warnings.• Follow all instructions.• Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’sinstructions.•Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or otherapparatus (including ampli ers) that produce heat.•Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exitfrom the clock radio.Only use attachments/accessories speci ed by the manufacturer.••Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.Refer all servicing to quali ed servicepersonnel. Servicing is required when theapparatus has been damaged in any way,such as power-supply cord or plug isdamaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, doesnot operate normally, or has been dropped. ••Battery usage CAUTION - To prevent battery leakage which may result in bodily injury,property damage, or damage to the clockradio:•Install all batteries correctly, + and - as marked on the unit.•Remove batteries when the unit is not used for a long time.•The battery shall not be exposed toexcessive heat such as sunshine, re or thelike.••This clock radio shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing.•Do not place any sources of danger on the clock radio (e.g. liquid lled objects, lighted candles). NoticeAny changes or modi cations made to this device that are not expressly approved byMMD Hong Kong Holding Limited may voidthe user’s authority to operate the product. Hereby, TP Vision Europe B.V. declares thatthis product is in compliance with theessential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. You cannd the Declaration of Conformity on/support.This product complies with the radiointerference requirements of theEuropean Community.This product is designed andmanufactured with high-qualitymaterials and components,which can be recycled and reused.This symbol means the product mustnot be discarded as household wasteand should be delivered to anappropriate collection facility forrecycling. Follow local rules and neverdispose of the product and rechargeablebatteries with normal household waste.Correct disposal of old products andrechargeable batteries helps preventnegative consequences for theenvironment and human health.This symbol means that the productcontains batteries covered by EuropeanDirective 2013/56/EU which cannotbe disposed of with normal householdwaste. Inform yourself about the thelocal separate collection system forelectrical and electronic collectionsystem for electrical and electronicproducts and batteries. Follow localrules and never dispose of the productand batteries with normal householdwaste. Correct disposal of old productsand batteries helps prevent negativeconsequences for the environment andhuman health.Where the plug of the Direct Plug-in Adapter is used as the disconnect device, thedisconnect device shall remain readilyoperable.2EN3EN 2Your clock radioCongratulations on your purchase, and welcome to Philips! To fully bene t from the support that Philips o ers, register your product at /support.IntroductionWith this clock radio, you can•• listen to FM radioWhat's in the boxCheck and identify the contents of your package:• Main unit• Power adaptor • Quick start guide • Safey sheet Warranty• Overview of the clock radio67162347set two alarms to ring at di erent times.• Turn on or switch to standby.PRESET / SET TIME• Store radio stations in memory.• Select a preset radio station.• Set time.HR / MIN / TUN• Tune to FM radio stations.• Set hour and minute.SNOOZE / BRIGHTNESS• Snooze alarm.• Adjust display brightness.SLEEP / SCAN• Scan and store radio stations automatically.• Set the sleep timer.5Display panel• Display current status.AL1 / AL2 / VOL• Set alarm.•Adjust volume.4EN3Get startedAlways follow the instructions in this chapter in The batteries can only back up clock and alarm settings.Connect the power adaptor to the wall outlet.sequence.Install batteriesConnect powerInsert 2 AAA batteries (not provided) with correct polarity (+/-) as illustrated.Set time1 In standby mode, press and hold SET TIMEfor 2 seconds.2 Press HR to set hour and MIN to setminute, then press to con rm.SET TIMEThe time is set.4Listen to FMradioTune to FM radio stations 1Press to turn on the clock radio.2 Press and hold TUN for 2 seconds.The clock radio tunes to a station withstrong reception automatically.3 Repeat Step 2 to tune to more radio stations. To tune to a station manually:Press TUN repeatedly to select a frequency.Select a preset radio stationIn FM tuner mode, press PRESET repeatedly to select a preset number.Adjust volumeWhile listening, press VOL to adjust volume.Store FM radio stations automatically Store FM radio stations manuallyIn FM tuner mode, press and hold SCAN for more than 2 seconds.The unit stores all the available FM radiostations automatically and broadcasts the rst station.1In FM tuner mode，tune to an FM radio station. 2Press and hold PRESET for 2 seconds to activate programming mode.The preset number begins to blink.3Press TUNTUNrepeatedly to select a number. 4Press again to con rm.PRESET5Repeat steps 1 to 4 to store more FM radio stations.Option A:1 In FM tuner mode, press PRESET.2 Press to select a preset radio station. Option B:5EN5Other featuresSet alarm timeSet alarm1In standby mode, press and hold AL1 or AL2 for 2 seconds to set alarm time.2Press HR to set hour and MIN to setto con rm.minute, then press AL1 orAL2Select alarm sourceYou can select FM radio or buzzer as the alarm source by pressing AL1 or AL2 in standby mode.The corresponding alarm icon lights up. Activate/deactivate alarm timerPress AL1 or AL2 repeatedly to activate or deactivate the alarm timer.If the alarm timer is activated, the alarmindicator turns on.If the alarm timer is deactivated, the alarm indicator turns o .The alarm repeats ringing for the next day.To stop the alarm, press the corespondingAL1 or AL2.Snooze the alarmWhen the alarm sounds, press SNOOZE.The alarm snoozes and repeats ringing 9minutes later.Set sleep timerThis clock radio can switch to standby mode automatically after a preset period.• Press SLEEP repeatedly to select a period (in minutes).The clock radio switches to standby modeautomatically after the preset period.To deactivate the sleep timer:• Press SLEEP repeatedly until [OFF] (o ) appears.Adjust display brightness Press BRIGHTNESS repeatedly to selectdi erent brightness levels:• High• Medium• Low6EN7EN6ProductinformationRated Output Power400mW RMSTuner (FM)Ampli erGeneral informationAC Power (power adaptor)Brand: Philips Model: AS030- Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60 Hz; 0.15A Output: 5V 0.6A (Main unit)296 g7TroubleshootingTo keep the warranty valid, never try to repair the device yourself. If you encounter problems when using this device, check the following points before requesting service. If the problem remains unsolved, go to the Philips webpage /support. When you contact Philips, make sure that the device is nearby and the model number and serial number are available.No power• Make sure that the AC power plug of the unitis connected properly.• Make sure that there is power at the AC outlet.No sound• Adjust the volume.No response from the unit• Disconnect and reconnect the AC power plug,then turn on the unit again.Poor radio reception• Keep the clock radio away from otherelectronic devices to avoid radio interference.• Fully extend and adjust the position of theantenna.Alarm does not work• Set the clock/alarm correctly.Clock/alarm setting erased• Power has been interrupted or the powerplug has been disconnected.• Reset the clock/alarm.• Replace the backup batteries.050-EE0602021 © MMD Hong Kong Holding Limited. All rights reserved. Speci cations are subject to change without notice.Philips and the Philips Shield Emblem are registered trademarks of Koninklijke Philips N.V. and are used under license. This product has been manufactured by and is sold under the responsibility of MMD Hong Kong Holding Limited or one of its a liates, and MMD Hong Kong Holding Limited is the warrantor in relation to this product.TAR3306_05_UM_V1.0。

Toolstalk PFPower Focus 3000中文手册15/08/2013 v13.08目录1. 安全说明2. 介绍2.1 概述2.2 功能2.3 软件2.4 系统设置3. PF 图表型3.1 概述3.2 后面板接线3.3 安装3.4 前面板3.5 操作说明3.6 菜单4. 简洁型4.1 概述4.2 显示5. ToolsTalk PF5.1 概述5.2 安装5.3 程序窗口5.4 Power Focus 与台式或笔记本电脑的连接6. 程序6.1 程序的选择6.2 策略7. 编程7.1 程序选择及参数设置7.2 功能7.3 设置7.4 工具设置7.5 标识符7.6 结果显示7.7 诊断7.8 拧紧曲线7.9 单元编程8. 速查手册9. 参数列表10. 错误代码11. 附件, 零件12. 程序树13. 缩略词1. 重要的安全说明安装、操作、维护必须由合格人员进行。

在安装、操作和维护时，所有的安全条款必须时刻遵守。

警告当使用电动产品时必须采取如下的基本防护措施：1. 使用前阅读所有说明。

本仪器必须接地保护！2. Power Focus 不能由独立的直流电源供电，以避免接地保护器(GFI)失效，请注意当 PowerFocus 由独立的变压器供电时 GFI 上的测试开关同样有效。

3. 主开关是断开装置，通过拔掉插头使设备断开电源。

4. 每月: 检测接地保护器的测试开关是否有效。

5. 如果接地保护器使系统断开，请查明原因再开机操作。

6. 当为安装或维修等而打开设备时，要确保拔掉插头断开连接。

7. 在控制向内部没有需要操作者维修的部件，建议所有维修由专职认证维修人员进行。

8. 如果设备的主电缆损坏，替代的电缆必须符合此类产品的安全标准。

9. 本产品严禁在水边、水池边、潮湿处、地下室或类似地点使用。

10. 本设备需要固定安放，且远离热源，如散热器或其他产生热量的产品。

11. 本设备不能受振动倾斜或接触水或其他液体。

Philips 3000 SeriesBlender ProBlendTechnology, 290W, 1.9LProBlend system1.9L Maximum Capacity1L Effective Capacity1 Speed setting + pulseHR2042Smooth blends with no lumps in 45 seconds*Unique ProBlend systemDesigned to improve your everyday blending, with the 290W power and bladeperformance you need to take on all your ingredients and even crush ice. Delivering asmooth consistency with minimal effort and in no time at all.Improved performance•Crushes ice into fine pieces in just 45 seconds**Built to last•Easy to clean and dishwasher safe•Durable stainless steel bladesImproved performance•Unique ProBlend system ensures smooth consistencyBuilt to last•MTP sensor prevents motor overheating•Ergonomic and robust design for ease of use•Suction feet for no vibrations during use•2-year warrantyEveryday versatility•1 speed + Pulse settings to choose fromIssue date 2023-07-15Version: 2.2.1EAN: 87 20389 02774 1© 2023 Koninklijke Philips N.V.All Rights reserved.Specifications are subject to change without notice. Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V. or their respective HighlightsBlender ProBlend Technology, 290W, 1.9LProBlend system 1.9L Maximum Capacity, 1L Effective Capacity, 1 Speed setting + pulseSpecificationsProBlend systemUnique ProBlend system perfectly combines 3 technologies, custom-designed to ensure smooth blending with no lumps in just 45 seconds*. The 290W power motor drives the blending flow to circulate all your ingredients evenly, while the innovative blade design is specially shaped tomaximize the cutting area. Last but not least, the jar is designed with unique ribs to continuously guide ingredients back into the blending flow.Ice crushingUse the ProBlend system plus the Pulse setting to crush ice cubes into fine pieces in just 45 seconds**. Perfect for your favorite chilled drinks and smoothies, and great for special desserts.Easy to cleanThe jar has a removable lid to make cleaning easy. The jar, blades and lid are all dishwasher safe.Stainless steel bladesDurable stainless steel blades stay sharp and free from rust or tarnishing for longer.Speed settingsProduce a wide range of drinks and enable fast ingredient preparation for your favorite meals with 1 speed and Pulse settings to choose from. Use for ingredients from herbs, spices and veggies, to grinding coffee, and even crushing ice to make a delicious chilled smoothie.1.9L family size jarServes up to 5 drinks (based on 200ml glass size) thanks to 1L effective capacity.***NutriU appDownload and discover the NutriU app with +200 ideas on how to make your favorite drinks, meals and snacks with the help of your new blender. Healthy cooking should be simple and leave your family wanting more. That is why the NutriU app offers a variety of healthy alternatives of yourfavorite dishes. From healthy chocolate desserts to nutrient-packed main meals, we create our recipes healthy but without compromising on delicious taste.Motor Thermo Protection sensorSpecial Motor Thermo Protection (MTP) sensor is designed to prevent the motor from overheating and protects from over-current condition during use.Considered designThe design has been carefully considered to be both ergonomic and robust, while also being modern and stylish, sized to fit in all types of kitchen. The jar shape is comfortable to grip and the rotary knob enables easy operation.Anti-vibrate feetThe blender features suction feet for stability and to ensure it doesn’t vibrate during use.WarrantyFor additional peace of mind, the blender comes with a 2-year warranty.Technical specifications•Power: 290 W•Cord length: 0.85 m •Effective capacity: 1 LDesign•Color:BlackWeight and dimensions•Dimensions of product (LxWxH): 164x192x377 mmGeneral specifications•Dishwasher safe•Speed UI: Rotary KnobFinishing•Body material: Plastic •Jar material: Plastic•knives material: Stainless steelService•Warranty: 2 years global warranty*Tested in MAX mode on various recipes**Tested in PULSE mode, with 8 ice cubes (2.5x2.5x2.5cm)***if considered a glass of 200ml。

目录一. 概述 (1)§1.1引言 (1)§1.2特点 (1)§1.3外形图 (2)§1.4工作原理 (3)§1.5典型用途 (4)§1.6装箱单(标准配置) (4)§1.7可选配的传感器 (5)§1.8可选配的其他配件 (6)§1.9基本技术参数 (6)二.安装测量 (8)§2.1开箱检查 (8)§2.2供电电源及后备电池 (8)§2.3 传感器接线 (8)§2.4 安装传感器 (9)§2.4.1传感器安装距离 (10)§2.4.2传感器安装方式 (10)§2.4.2.1V法 (10)§2.4.2.2Z法 (11)§2.4.2.3 W法 (12)§2.4.2.4 N法 (12)§2.5 通电 (12)§2.6键盘 (13)§2.7怎样操作 (13)§2.8窗口简介 (15)§2.9快速输入管道参数和步骤 (16)§2.10怎样判断传感器是否正常工作 (16)§2.10.1信号强度 (17)§2.10.2 信号质量(Q值) (17)§2.10.3传输时间比 (17)§2.10.4总传输时间、时差 (17)§2.10.5安装后检查事项 (18)三. 操作使用 (18)§3.1怎样判断流量计是否工作正常 (18)§3.2怎样辨别管道中流体的流向 (19)§3.3怎样选择流量单位制 (19)§3.4怎样选择瞬时流量单位、累积流量单位 (19)§3.5怎样选择累积器倍乘因子 (19)§3.6怎样打开或关闭流量累积器 (20)§3.7怎样实现流量累积器清零 (20)§3.8怎样恢复出厂设置 (20)§3.9怎样使用阻尼器稳定流量显示 (20)§3.10怎样使用零点切除避免无效累积 (20)§3.11设置零点提高测量精度 (21)§3.12修改仪表系数（标尺因子）进行标定校正 (21)§3.13密码保护（加锁与开锁） (21)§3.14怎样使用打印机 (22)§3.15 怎样修改日期时间 (22)§3.16怎样调整LCD显示器 (22)§3.17怎样使用RS-485通信接口 (23)§3.18怎样查看每日、每月、每年流量 (23)§3.19 怎样实现断电时间段内流量的自动补加 (23)§3.20怎样使用工作计时器 (23)§3.21怎样使用手动累积器 (24)§3.22查看电子序列号和其他细节 (24)四.菜单窗口详解 (24)五. 故障解析 (30)表1.硬件上电自检信息及原因对策 (30)表2.工作时错误代码（状态代码）原因及解决办法 (31)其它常见问题问答 (32)六.质量保证及服务维修支持 (34)§6.1质量保证 (34)§6.2公司服务 (34)§6.3技术咨询 (34)七. 附录 (35)§7.1 常用液体声速和粘度 (35)§7.2常用材料声速 (35)§7.3 水中声速表（1标准大气压下） (36)一. 概述§1.1引言欢迎您选择使用大连宏峰仪表有限公司生产的性能更优异、功能更强大、采用了专利技术制造的HF3000系列新版超声波流量计。

TMSM•High Security• 12/24 VDC/VAC• One Piece Housing• FasTrak Mounting• Lifetime Warranty3000S e r i e s1500L b s.H o l d i n g F o r c eE l e c t r o m a g n e t i c L o c k sDescriptionThe 3000 Series is a full size 1500 lbs. holdingforce electromagnet. It is designed for lifesafety and high security on rated or nonrateddoors and frames. Specify for commercial,industrial, or institutional openings wheremaximum security and durability is required.All 3000 Series locks are designed for ease ofinstallation with DynaLock’s exclusive FasTrakmounting system, field selectable voltage, andconvenient wiring compartments. Optionalintegrated door and lock status sensors allowremote monitoring without the need to installseparate “door contacts”.The 3000 Series is offered in single, double, andsplit armature models for both outswinging andinswinging doors. The coil and housingassembly mounts rigidly to the door frame whilethe armature mounts to the door in a mannerthat allows it to pivot slightly to compensate fordoor irregularities. When the door is closed andthe lock is energized the armature ismagnetically bonded to the lock face, thussecuring the door without utilizing any movingparts.Standard Features• One Piece Housing made from high strengthaluminum. A seamless housing means maximumresistance to weather and tampering.• FasTrak Mounting: Speed up installation by mountingthe FasTrak channel to the frame first. Lock can then beattached and removed with ease.• Universal Design: Lock handing can easily be reversedin the field, allowing placement of the coil adjacent to thevertical jamb where it will exert the most efficient force.• Low power consumption conserves energy, reducesoperation cost, and extends battery backup time.• A totally plated coil and armature provides protectionagainst corrosion.• A narrow backset of 1-1/2” may mean the eliminationof other mounting brackets or filler plates.• No residual magnetism - the door releases withoutdelay when lock is de-energized.• Built-in spike suppression protects other solid statecomponents within the system from damage when the lockis de-energized.•Lifetime Warranty - American Made in the USA byDynaLock, with over 20 years experience in themanufacture of electromagnetic locks.NYC Mea #23-92-ECSFM23000 Single Outswinging DoorSingle coil. Mounts to the underside of the frame header .1500 Lbs. Holding Force.3001 Double Outswinging DoorSingle coil with double (split) armature. Mounts to the underside of the frame header . Recommended for traffic control only. 750 Lbs. holding force per leaf.3002Double Outswinging DoorDouble coil. Mounts to the underside of the frame header .1500 Lbs. holding force per leaf.3002-TJ32 Double Inswinging DoorDouble coil. Mounts to the face of the frame header .1500 Lbs. holding force per leaf.3000-TJ30 Single Inswinging DoorSingle coil. Mounts to the face of the frame header .1500 Lbs. holding force.3001-TJ31 Double Inswinging DoorSingle coil with double (split) armature. Mounts to the face of the frame header . Recommended for traffic control only.750 Lbs. holding force per leaf.TM SM3Options23/4”SEXNUT LOCK11/2”23/16”MountingINSWINGING DOOR SIDE VIEW OUTSWINGING DOOR SIDE VIEWARMATURELOCK11/2”SEX NUT27/16”ADJUSTABLE23/4”ARMATUREMOUNTINGBRACKET WiringConnectionsShown with all options.CLHDSMDSM2HSMHSM2VOPVOP2LCLCBLEDLED2LPLP2OFAS FCUSTOM LENGTH HOUSING - See back page.DOOR STATUS SWITCH - Signals door closed or ajar. SPDT contacts.DOOR STATUS SWITCH - For the 3002 models.HIGH SECURITY MONITOR - Includes the following:HIGH SECURITY MONITOR - For the 3002 models.VALUE OPTION PACKAGE - Includes the following:VALUE OPTION PACKAGE - For the 3002 models.A 3000 Series coil assembly supplied in a 2000 Series multi-piece housing.BASIC LOCK LESS CIRCUIT BOARD - Coil and housing with flying leads.BI-COLOR LED - For local signaling of lock status. (Requires HSM or VOP option)BI-COLOR LED’S(2) - For the 3002 models. (Requires HSM2 or VOP2 option)*****************************(SingleLock)******************************(DoubleLock)OFFSET ARMATURE - For aluminum storefront doors. Mounting hole is higher to avoid top rail drilling problems.SPECIAL FINISH - Standard finish is US28 Satin Aluminum. Special anodized finishes, see price book. Notes: DSM, HSM, VOP and LED options not available on 3001 split armature models or with LCB option.5”DOOR STATUS SWITCH - Signals door closed or ajar. SPDT contacts.DYNASTAT FORCE SENSOR - Indicates efficient magnetic bond. SPDT contacts.DOOR STATUS SWITCH - Signals door closed or ajar. SPDT contacts.DYNASTAT FORCE SENSOR - Indicates efficient magnetic bond. SPDT contacts.ANTI-TAMPER SWITCH - Signals removal of the housing cover. SPDT contacts.RELOCK TIME DELAY - Adjustable 1-80 seconds.ARMATURESpecifications3000S e r i e s E l e c t r o m a g n e t i c L o c kHolding Force:Lock Size:3002, 3002TJ32 All othersArmature Size:3001, 3001TJ31 All othersLock Weight:1500 Lbs. Each Coil11/2”D x 23/4”H x 22”L11/2”D x 23/4”H x 11”L1/2”D x 23/8”H x 35/8”L1/2”D x 23/8”H x 73/8”L3000, 3001 10Lbs. / 3002 19Lbs. 3000TJ30, 3001TJ31 12Lbs. 3002TJ32 23Lbs.MECHANICALInput Voltage: Current Draw:Contact Ratings: Coil Resistance:12 or 24 VDC/VAC (Field Selectable)0.42A @ 12V Each Coil0.21A @ 24V Each CoilDSM - 0.25A @ 24VDC/VACDYN - 1A @ 24VDC/VACATS - 0.5A @ 24VDC/VAC53.2 Ohms (+/- 10%) Wht/Wht, Blk/BlkFeaturingDyna LifeLifetime WarrantyAccessories• 4000 Series Installation AccessoriesFiller Plates: Extend the door stopAngle Brackets: Extend the header• 5000 Series Power SuppliesSolid state power supplies provide propervoltage, time delay and battery backup ifrequired.• 6000 Series Exit ControlsPush-buttons in a variety of switchingconfigurations and exit sensor bars.• 7000 Series Keyswitches and KeypadsKeyswitches accept most mortise cylinders for controlled access.Rugged digital entry keypads.• 8000 Series ConsolesDesktop, slope front and rack mount fabricated to customer specifications.Custom Length HousingsOptional custom length housings are ordered in addition to the lock itself. They are used to provide an unbroken sight line across the header or vertical jamb, for a less conspicuous installation.3500 Single door. One horizontal lock LHR 30” to 48”.3600 Single door. One horizontal lock RHR 30” to 48”.3700 Single door. Two vertical locks up to 96”.3800 Double door. Two horizontal locks up to 96”.ELECTRICALFinish:US28 Satin Aluminum with clear anodizeOther Finishes AvailableELECTRICAL3500360038003700。

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修订历史目录安全和环保声明7合规信息9符合性声明9引言14欢迎14 3000设备概述14装运箱内容物15术语15将3000设备安装于机架16设备物理规格16设备通风口16配置3000设备18启动设备18可用软件映像18初始配置18创建网络对象18高级配置18连接至3000设备CLI19 3000设备硬件20前面板20后面板22在3100/3200设备中安装电源配适器固定夹22双冗余BIOS25更换和升级组件26恢复出厂默认设置27通过Gaia门户进行恢复27通过启动菜单恢复27通过Gaia Clish进行恢复28注册和支持29注册29支持29如何进阶？29安全和环保声明请在设置或使用设备前阅读以下警告。

NFC-3000C户外高压电容器自动控制装置操作手册NFC-3000C高压无功调节监控器（以下简称NFC-3000C）在安装、接线及调试时应按照本手册所规定的方式和步骤进行，同时须注意NFC-3000C的接线图和NFC-3000C端子图标号。

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NFC-3000C端子有危害人身安全的高电压，在操作时应小心，严格遵守用电安全操作规程。

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二．产品简介NFC-3000C系列高压无功调节监控器是为满足高压线路无功补偿的需要而精心开发设计的，是由微处理器技术实现的自动控制装置。

同过控制装置有效、合理地控制电容器组的投切，达到提高功率因数，降低线损、改善电压质量。

NFC-3000C系列高压无功调节监控器可根据电容电流、母线电压和电压谐波对电容器实现保护。

三．型号说明/高压无功调节监控器C壁挂式系列序号企业类别代码四．技术参数六． 接线 1：接线图2：端子说明七．显示和操作7．1:上电显示界面图1装置上电后显示如图1，按上下键可以选择自动控制或参数设置或手动控制，当自动反显按确认键进入自动控制，当参数反显按确认键进入参数设置，当手动反显按确认键进入手动控制。

（注：不按任何键20秒进入自动控制）7．2：自动控制界面电压 220.0 (V)电流 250.0 (A) COS 1.000分闸有功 0055.0(KW)无功 0000.0( )频率 050.0(Hz)分闸Kvar电容电流IA 000.0 (A)IB 000.0 (A)IC 000.0 (A)总谐波电压(%) 000.0总谐波电流(%) 000.0电容投切次数0000电容运行时间(h)0000系统时间2005年11月04日15:36:49图2图3图4图5图6图7进入自动控制界面后，自动控制可显示7幅界面，按上下键选择显示相应界面，按菜单键退出自动控制。

®如有更改☆恕不通知目 录目 录 (1)第一章 FC3000串行电梯控制系统功能介绍 (7)1.1 FC3000系统基本功能列表 (7)1.2 FC3000系统特殊功能列表 (9)1.3 FC3000系统选配功能列表 (10)1.4 FC3000系统安全保护功能列表 (11)第二章FC3000串行控制系统控制板产品型号 (12)2.1产品型号命名规则 (12)1．命名基本规则 (12)2．主控微机板、轿厢控制板、外呼控制板、内呼扩展控制板等命名 (12)2.2产品型号列表 (12)第三章 FC3000串行控制系统构成与部件介绍 (13)3.1 FC3000系统结构框图 (13)3.2系统主要指标 (14)3.2.1性能特点 (14)3.2.2系统适用范围 (14)3.2.3参照标准 (14)3.2.4电源规格 (14)3.2.5适用环境 (14)3.3系统主要部件分类介绍 (15)3.3.1主控制板FC3000-MB-VE1介绍 (15)3.3.2轿厢控制板FC3000-CB-VE1介绍 (20)3.3.3内呼扩展板FC3000-CEB-VE1介绍 (23)3.3.4外呼控制板和轿内显示板介绍 (26)3.3.4.1外呼控制板FC3000-HC-VE1介绍 (27)3.3.4.2外呼控制板FC3000-HC-VE2介绍 (30)3.3.4.3外呼控制板FC3000-HC-VE3介绍 (31)3.3.5电梯专用语音报站FB-MP3介绍 (33)3.3.6电梯称重仪LD-I介绍 (34)第四章 FC3000串行控制系统的安装 (35)4.1重要提示 (35)4.2产品到货检查 (35)4.3系统安装 (35)4.3.1安装技术要求 (35)4.3.2 FC3000系列部件安装 (35)4.3.3系统其他部件安装 (36)4.4.4控制系统接地 (37)第五章 FC3000串行控制系统参数设置 (38)5.1概述 (38)5.2菜单结构 (39)5.2.1主页菜单介绍 (39)5.2.2分级菜单介绍 (40)5.3菜单使用说明 (46)5.3.2.2二级菜单和三级菜单介绍 (47)5.4菜单详细说明 (48)5.4.1基本参数说明 (48)5.4.1.1变频器类型 (48)5.4.1.2门机类型 (50)5.4.1.3速度段数 (50)5.4.1.4起停速度 (50)5.4.1.5 S点速度 (50)5.4.1.6检修速度 (50)5.4.1.7运行速度 1 (50)5.4.1.8运行速度 2 (51)5.4.1.9运行速度 3 (51)5.4.1.10运行速度 4 (51)5.4.1.11绳轮节径 (51)5.4.1.12曳引机速比 (51)5.4.1.13编码器RPM (52)5.4.1.14分频比 (52)5.4.1.15最高停靠层 (52)5.4.1.16最低停靠层 (52)5.4.1.17主停靠站 (52)5.4.1.18锁梯基站 (53)5.4.1.19消防基站 (53)5.4.2控制参数说明 (53)5.4.2.1控制模式 (53)5.4.2.2联梯模式 (54)5.4.2.3监控功能 (54)5.4.2.4自动返基站 (54)5.4.2.5防捣乱 (54)5.4.2.6消防使能 (55)5.4.2.7内呼信号清除 (55)5.4.2.8联梯ID (55)5.4.2.9监控ID (56)5.4.2.10主板开梯 (56)5.4.3减速距离参数说明 (56)5.4.3.1减速距离 1 (56)5.4.3.2减速距离 2 (56)5.4.3.3减速距离 3 (56)5.4.3.4减速距离 4 (56)5.4.3.5报站距离 (57)5.4.4时间参数说明 (58)5.4.4.1 MC2吸合延时 (58)5.4.4.2 BC1吸合延时 (58)5.4.4.3速度输出延时 (59)5.4.4.7关门延时1 (59)5.4.4.8关门延时2 (60)5.4.4.9开关门限时 (60)5.4.4.10强迫关门时间 (60)5.4.4.11开门延长 (60)5.4.4.12返基站时间 (60)5.4.4.13轿内熄灯延时 (61)5.4.4.14最大运行时间 (61)5.4.4.15 VF恢复时间 (61)5.4.4.16 BC2释放延时 (61)5.4.4.17抱闸释放时间 (61)5.4.5输入设定说明 (62)5.4.6停靠层设定说明 (63)5.4.7楼层显示说明 (64)5.4.8平层补偿说明 (64)5.4.9呼梯设置说明 (65)5.4.10开门方式说明 (66)5.4.11故障记录说明 (67)5.4.12井道学习说明 (67)5.4.13语言说明 (68)5.4.14关于说明 (68)5.4.15系统时间说明 (68)第六章 FC3000串行控制系统调试与运行 (69)6.1重要提示 (69)6.2安全注意事项 (69)6.2.1搬运 (69)6.2.2安装 (69)6.2.3配线 (70)6.2.4维护 (70)6.3 慢车调试 (70)6.3.1 调试之前的检查 (70)6.3.1.1 现场机械装配检查及确认 (70)6.3.1.2 电气装配检查及确认 (70)6.3.1.3 编码器装配的检查 (71)6.3.2 上电和检查 (72)6.3.2.1 上电后的进一步检查和确认 (72)6.3.3 学习电机参数 (72)6.3.3.1 使用安川变频器（616G5）的电机参数学习 (72)6.3.3.2 使用富士变频器（G11UD）的电机参数学习 (74)6.3.4 机房检修运行 (75)6.3.5 轿顶检修操作 (75)6.4 快车调试 (75)6.4.1 检查和确认 (75)6.4.1.2 电气装配检查和确认 (76)6.4.2 上电和检查 (76)6.4.3 快车运行调试 (76)6.4.3.1 按照前面第六部分（参数设定）中的说明设置主板参数 (76)6.4.3.2 按照变频器使用手册设置变频器控制参数 (76)6.4.3.3 井道位置自学习 (76)6.4.3.4 单层运行 (77)6.4.3.5 双层运行 (77)6.4.3.6 全程运行 (77)6.4.3.7 开、关门运行的确认 (77)6.4.3.8 光幕功能的确认 (77)6.4.3.9 关门力矩的确认 (77)6.4.3.10 轿厢选层按钮的功能确认 (77)6.4.3.11 确认其它功能开关 (77)6.4.4 井道串行通讯系统的调试 (78)6.4.4.1 检查和确认 (78)6.4.4.2 上电及确认 (78)6.4.4.3 各层外呼控制板的调试 (78)6.4.5 平层精度调整 (78)6.4.6 消防功能的调试 (78)第七章FC3000系列串行控制系统群控说明 (79)7.1 FC3000系列串行控制系统群控说明 (79)7.2群控系统的调试步骤 (80)7.3 FC3000系列串行控制系统并联控制说明 (80)7.3.1并联控制简述 (80)7.3.2并联运行管理逻辑 (80)7.4 FC3000系列串行控制系统群控说明 (80)7.4.1群控基本特点 (80)7.4.2群控的主要功能 (81)7.4.3功能确认 (81)第八章FC3000串行控制系统故障分析 (82)8.1检修运行条件 (82)8.2检修运行速度低、电流大 (82)8.3主控制板液晶显示器显示的速度不正确 (82)8.4通讯不正常检查 (82)8.5开关电源DC24V异常 (83)8.6电梯不关门 (83)8.7电梯不能向上运行，只能向下运行 (83)8.8电梯不能向下运行，只能向上运行 (83)8.9电梯运行过程中突然紧急停车 (83)8.10某些楼层的外呼,虽然可以登记但不能召到电梯 (83)8.11串行通讯偶尔中断或故障，层楼显示信号不正常 (83)8.12井道学习后不能走快车 (84)8.13电梯运行过程中的失速故障 (84)8.14电梯学习后，不能运行高速 (84)附录1 电梯调试时特别需要注意的问题 (85)附录2故障代码定义及故障处理 (87)附录3异步电机控制选配变频器连接图与参数设置表 (91)1.安川G7变频器连接图与参数设置表 (91)2．富士G11UD变频器接线图与参数设置表 (94)附录4同步电机控制选配变频器连接图与参数设置表 (98)1.安川L7B同步变频器连接图与参数设置表 (98)联络方式 (102)第一章:FC3000串行电梯控制系统功能介绍 1.1 FC3000系统基本功能列表：序号功能名称用途动作说明备注1 自动运行1、到站自动开门；2、自动延时关门；3、手动提前关门（门开未到延时关门时间时）；4、内选自动登记（防捣乱、误操作消除）；5、外呼顺向自动截车；6、外呼反向最高（或最低）自动截车。