QUICK GUIDE (快速入门)

Volkswagen Passat GTE quick start guide STARTING THE CAR:1. Make sure the gear stick is in P-position.2. Press down the break pedal and push the button.In case the car won’t start and the following message appears on theconsole, simply take out the car’s remote key and push the”open doors” button. After that the car will start normally.(The message is due to a power saving feature of the wireless key reader.)AUTOMATIC GEARBOX:Volkswagen Passat GTE has a highly sophisticated automatic DSG-gearbox with the following positions.PARKING:Set gear stick to P-position, turn on the electronic parking brake using the liftswitch, and turn off power by pushing the START/STOP button.ATTENTION!The car has an electric trunk door. You can open the trunk using the switch on the driver’s door or from the VW logo on the trunk door.Always make sure there’s enough room behind the car for the door to open before opening the trunk!FILLING UP THE TANK:Open the fuel door using the lift switch on the driver’s door.Only use 95 E10 petrol for this car.In case you have further questions, you can reach our customer service at 0440 24 24 24.。

使用说明书英文简写是什么在日常生活中，我们经常会接触到各种各样的使用说明书。

无论是购买电子产品、家具、厨房用具还是化妆品，使用说明书都起着非常重要的作用，它们帮助我们更好地了解和使用这些产品。

尽管使用说明书在不同的国家和地区可能会有所差异，但它们通常都有一个共同的特点：使用说明书都有英文简写。

那么，使用说明书英文简写是什么呢？实际上，根据不同的上下文和产品类型，使用说明书英文简写可能会有所不同。

下面是一些常见的使用说明书英文简写：1.UM（User Manual）：这是最常见且普遍使用的使用说明书英文简写形式。

许多产品的使用说明书都会使用这个简写形式，包括电子设备、家用电器、机械设备等。

2.IB（Instruction Booklet）：这个简写形式主要出现在一些小型产品的使用说明书中，例如一些家居用品、办公用品等。

3.IFU（Instructions for Use）：这个简写形式通常用于一些医疗器械、药品或者健康产品的使用说明书中，因为对于这些产品的使用要求更加严格和复杂。

4.SDS（Safety Data Sheet）：这个简写形式主要用于化学品和危险物品的使用说明书中，以提供详细的安全信息和操作指南。

除了以上的几个常见简写形式外，还有许多其他可能的使用说明书英文简写，如：Ops manual（操作手册）、Quick start guide（快速入门指南）、FAQ （Frequently Asked Questions）等等。

这些简写形式都是为了方便用户快速查找和阅读使用说明书，以更好地了解和使用产品。

当我们购买新产品时，使用说明书是我们必不可少的参考资料之一。

它们不仅提供了产品的基本信息和技术规格，还详细说明了产品的使用方法、注意事项和维护保养等。

通过仔细阅读和遵循使用说明书上的指导，我们可以更好地使用产品，避免不必要的损坏和操作错误。

此外，使用说明书还可以帮助我们解决一些常见问题。

例如，当我们遇到故障或者困惑时，通过使用说明书，我们可以查找相关的疑难解答和故障排除方法。

(1) Input knob – Adjust the input gain so thatthe adjacent LED lights green while you sing,and occasionally lights orange during theloudest peaks.(2) Tone button – A single press activatesor deactivates AdaptiveTone to make yourvoice smoother and brighter, indicated bya solid LED when engaged. A double clickactivates or deactivates auto-chromatic pitchcorrection to provide subtle pitch support,indicated by a periodic flash of the LED whenengaged. When both effects are engaged,the LED will light solid except for periodicallyflashing off.(3) Guitar knob – Controls the guitar volumewhen the THRU jack is not used. The far left‘Auto’ position automatically balanced yourguitar volume with your voice. Just above the‘Auto’ setting is an ‘Off’ setting that mutesthe guitar.(4) FX knob – Adjusts the mix level of the effectselected with the FX button.(5) Harmony knob – Adjusts the mix level ofthe harmony and double effects. (6) Preset button – Press to cycle throughthe 5 presets shown in the display. Hold thePreset button to save changes made to thecurrent preset.(7) 48V LED – Hold the Manual and Doublebuttons for 2 seconds to engage phantompower for use with condenser microphones.(8) Manual button – Press to allow the guitarsignal to dictate the harmonies. Details of thisfunction are discussed in the full manual. (9) Double button – Press to simulate thesound of two of you singing in unison. (10) Voice 1/2 buttons – Press either of theVoice buttons to select a harmony interval.Details of this function are discussed in thefull manual. Hold both buttons to selectstereo or mono operation.(11) FX button – Press to cycle through theavailable effect styles for the currentpreset. When no LEDs are lit, the effects arebypassed.(1)(3)(4)(5)(2)LEGAL DISCLAIMERMusic Tribe accepts no liability for any loss which may be suffered by any person who relies either wholly or in part upon any description, photograph, or statement contained herein. Technical specifications, appearances and other information are subject to change without notice. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Midas, Klark Teknik, Lab Gruppen, Lake, Tannoy, Turbosound, TC Electronic, TC Helicon, Behringer, Bugera and Coolaudio are trademarks or registered trademarks of Music Tribe Global Brands Ltd. © Music Tribe Global Brands Ltd. 2019 All rights reserved.LIMITED WARRANTYFor the applicable warranty terms and conditions and additional information regarding Music Tribe’s Limited Warranty, please see complete details online at /warranty.Zhongshan Eurotec Electronics LimitedNo. 10 Wanmei Road, South China Modern Chinese Medicine Park, Nanlang Town, 528451, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, China(12) Preset A/B footswitch – Tapping thefootswitch will toggle between the presets assigned to slot A and B. Hold the footswitch to enter Preset Select mode for the current slot (A or B), which allows the footswitch to cycle through all 5 saved presets. (13) On/Bypass footswitch – Tapping thefootswitch engages or disengages the doubling and harmony effects in the current preset, leaving the reverb/delay effects active. Holding the footswitch will enter Tuner/Bypass mode, which mutes the guitar signal and bypasses all vocal effects except for Tone. (14) USB port – Connect to a computer forfirmware updates and support. (15) Power input – Connect the included poweradapter. (12 V DC, 300 mA, tip negative)(16) OUTPUTS – Connect to a mixervia XLR cables.(17) INST IN/THRU – Connect your guitar to theIN jack, then connect the THRU to other guitar pedals or an amplifier. (18) MIC INPUT – Connect your microphone viaXLR cable.(19) GND – If you hear a buzz when you plugin a cable from the THRU to your amp or PA, press this button in. If the THRU jack is not used and your guitar sound is routed internally, the Ground Lift switch should be left out.Visit to download the full manual。

Quick Start GuideWelcome to your MacBook AirLet’s begin. Press the power button to start up your Mac, and Setup Assistant guides you through a few simple steps to get you up and running. It walks you through connecting to your Wi-Fi network and creating a user account. And it can transfer your documents, photos, music, and more to your new Mac from another Mac or PC.You can sign in with your Apple ID in Setup Assistant. This sets up your account in the Mac App Store and the iTunes Store, and in apps like Messages and FaceTime. It also sets up iCloud, so apps such as Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and Safari all have your latest information. If you don’t have an Apple ID, you can create one in Setup Assistant.Multi-Touch trackpadFaceTime HD camera Power buttonThunderbolt 2Connect external displays and high-performance devicesUSB 3Charge devices, connect external storage, and more MagSafe 2Magnetically attach the power cordHelp menu Menu barFinder Dock System PreferencesGet to know your desktopYour Mac desktop lets you find everything and do anything. Keep theapps you use most in the Dock at the bottom of the screen. Open System Preferences to customize your desktop and other settings. Click the Finder icon to get to all your files and folders.The menu bar at the top provides useful information about your Mac. To check the status of your wireless Internet connection, click the Wi-Fi icon. Spotlight lets you find anything on your Mac or look up information online. It can also open your favorite apps.Control your Mac with Multi-Touch gesturesYou can do a lot on your MacBook Air using simple gestures on the trackpad. Here are some popular gestures. To learn more, choose System Preferences in the Dock, and then click Trackpad.ClickPress anywhere on the trackpad.Secondary click (right click)Click with two fingers to open shortcut menus.Two-finger scrollBrush two fingers along the trackpad to scroll up,down, or sideways.Swipe to navigateSwipe with two fingers to flip through webpages,documents, and more.Back up your dataYou can wirelessly back up your MacBook Air using Time Machine withan AirPort Time Capsule (sold separately). Open System Preferences and click the Time Machine icon to get started.An important notePlease read this document and the safety information in the Important Product Information guide carefully before you first use your computer. Learn moreTo view the MacBook Air Essentials guide in iBooks, open iBooks, then search for “MacBook Air Essentials” in the iBooks Store. You can also find information, watch demos, and learn about MacBook Air features at /macbook-air.HelpYou can find answers to your questions, as well as instructions and troubleshooting information, in Mac Help. Click the Finder icon, clickHelp in the menu bar, and choose Mac Help or “Get to know your Mac.”OS X UtilitiesIf you have a problem with your Mac, OS X Utilities can help you restore your software and data from a Time Machine backup or reinstall OS Xand Apple apps. If your Mac detects a problem, open OS X Utilities by restarting your computer while holding down the Command and R keys. SupportVisit /support/macbookair for MacBook Air technical support. Or call 1-800-275-2273. In Canada, call 1-800-263-3394.Not all features are available in all areas.TM and © 2015 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Designed by Apple in California.Printed in XXXX. 034-00961-A。

Brett’sX‐Ways Forensics (v15.4) QuickStart GuideThis is a quick guide to getting up and running using X‐Ways Forensics (XWF). There are many features documented in the manual, plus more that may not seem to be documented, but are there in more detail. I suggest signing up for the XWF Support Forum where you will have access for more help and be able to ask questions directly to the XWF community. I do not profess to be an XWF expert and hope that this guide does some justice to what XWF can do. If you truly only had one forensic tool to choose, X‐Ways Forensics would be that one tool.XWF is constantly updated. Each update is typically something that you will find to be a valuable new feature, not just bug fixes. I have not yet seen any forensic program so constantly updated, maintained, and supported directly by a developer that is quickly and personally responsive. There are few forensic software companies that will read your wishlist or request, consider it, and either tell you ‘no thank you’ or ‘implement it’ almost immediately.Some of the features that I find to be ‘neat’….XWF can run from an external device, such as a flashdrive or external drive. It requires the dongle to be plugged into the machine, but the dongle is recognized only as a HID (human interface device), so minimal walking over the system. Because XWF can run from an external device, it does not need to be installed to run. This makes it easy to take an image in an XWF folder that can be run on another machine without having to install XWF on every machine you may move your image for examinations. Simply, on an external drive, your image and complete XWF operating program files can be on the same drive and run on any of your forensic machines without installing XWF everywhere. This also makes it possible to work on a live machine, if need be. If there is cause to work on the live machine, using an external drive, with a XWF programs folder, you have full access to XWF on your live suspect machine and do to it as your wish (image it, examine it, export files, etc…).This QuickStart Guide does not do XWF justice in using the features or capability. However, this will show you how to start up XWF, acquire an image, and run the initial processes so you can begin your examination. It’s not quite ‘push button forensics’, but after a while, you will always find yourself going back to XWF and wondered why you did without it for so long. And yes, you can do an entire exam in XWF and validate findings with another tool.Some of the topics this QuickStart doesn’t go into are that of looking at the MFT, hex views of files, and some other intensive analysis that would not be adequately covered in a QuickStart Guide. XWF is much much more than a “hex editor” and has come a long way since when it was just that.For topics that I do brush upon, a search of that topic in the XWF manual will give more information. Sometimes all you need to know is that a feature exists, then you can figure it out or look it up. Not knowing will cause you to not use XWF for what it can do, because you just may not know. The XWF Manual, is in‐depth, detailed, and can be overwhelming if you skim it. But, it does cover every function you’ll come across.I would highly suggest, that the XWF user acquaint him/herself with the terminology as used by XWF to be better prepared to answer terms such as an “Existing File” as compared to a “Previously Existing File” in the manner that it is meant with XWF, among other terms.As side note to how well XWF works…I was at FLETC sitting between a FTK (v1.x) user and longtime Encase (v5) user. Data carving the same image, XWF (v13) came up with literally hundreds of additional images (photos) than did either FTK or Encase. I don’t know why that happened; only that no one else could explain how XWF could do what neither FTK nor Encase could, at least with those versions.The initial, no case, nothing started, XWF. From here, let’s see how one workflow option can work.Set up your Options‐General so XWF behaves like you want it to behave.Something I also do is to create folders for files I export for specific reasons. A folder for “Docs” or “User Files” and XWF can be directed to put your files in the folder of your choice. Not unlike any other program. XWF will by default export files to its respective case folder.When dealing with lots of various time zones, UTC/GMT can save you some headaches of figuring out what happened when and on which machine. Those are the basic settings, now for a real (test) case…Create a case (File‐Create New Case). This will automatically store in the folder you previously created above. In this example, it will be under my XWF Quick Start folder, Case sub‐folder.Most of these options are self‐explanatory. The logging includes screen captures of your dialog boxes, which is a nice feature to see exactly what your dialog box was set to, just when you hit ‘enter’.You can modify your report settings now, or you can do it later when you are ready to create a report. Simply, choose the fields you want displayed on the report and how you want it to look (3 files per line, more or less?, etc…).To add media or an image (or file), choose File – Add _ _ _.I’m going to add a small flashdrive and choose the Physical Media. Pretend this is a write blocked drive…Now we are getting into XWF. This is where some might get scared away to go back to the easy (and maybe not so detailed) other tools.The legend is very important to look at, especially if you don’t know what a particular color or symbol means.To create an image, XWF is as easy as any other forensic application, but it seems to run a bit faster than others. XWF is a very reliable forensic imager.Easy enough: File – Create Disk ImageSame settings as you see on most forensic tools, choose your format type, compression, hash, encryption, etc…The default location for the image is the sub‐folder you created in the beginning. This keeps it nice and neat to have everything in one place. Don’t forget, you can even have your XWF Program Folder in the same place and run XWF from that folder on an external drive.XWF spins away…Hashes…And is done…Now for the processing.The key factor in XWF is the Snapshot! This button is about the most powerful button in the entire program. If nothing else, remember the Refine Volume Snapshot.Indexing can be configured to what your needs are, which is different from other indexing engines where you may not have that much control. Some configurations will make indexing go faster, or take longer (such as choosing word lengths of 2 and 24).Ok, we let the Snapshot run….Most is done at this point, but if you choose indexing, it will continue some more as seen below.The Directory Browser (Options‐Directory Browser or F5) is another need to know feature of XWF. With this feature, you can control what you see as you examine your files. Some may be important in a case, but not in another, therefore, you can control how much and what you see. As you work in the case, you will be tagging files (responsive/evidence) or hiding others (irrelevant files). In this dialog box, you can choose whether to keep seeing files you tagged or you can choose that tagged files be hidden, at least for the time of the examination, but included in the report later.Oh yes, XWF will pull out eml files from your PST files. You can view the emails individually, but will need Outlook installed on your forensic machine.Ok, maybe the Snapshot and Directory Browser weren’t the only great features…XWF allows you to filter by most of the header columns. In this screenshot, choosing to filter by Type allows you to pick those files types of importance in your case. If you are only looking for Email, you can hide everything and XWF will only show you email files. If you want more specificity, you can even choose the individual file types listing under each Type Folder. This is very fast and very neat. As an example, when used in conjunction with the Directory Browser, you could choose to only look at MS Word documents that are previously existing and nothing else. That list can be quickly exported to a spreadsheet.If you are looking at a live machine, with XWF running on your external drive, you can quickly and easier filter files by file type and export them directly to a folder on your external along with an exported spreadsheet of your selected files and a log file of your actions. In a civil ediscovery case, where you may only need to grab user files on a machine that can’t be shutdown (or isn’t a need to be shut down or allowed to be imaged), you can use the filter feature, select those files of agreed upon relevance (docs, pdfs, email, etc…) and have them exported in mere minutes, logged, metadata intact. Who needs a super duper, fancy pancy, file copying utility when you already have the best thing in your kit?Filtering by Date includes any or all of the above, including Record Update and Initial Creation dates. Not all forensic tools give this ability to filter by every date field.Files can be tagged one at a time or in mass selections by using the Shift of Ctrl keys.“Edit Comment” adds your comment to a file or files of interest. This is very helpful as reminders to either reexamine a file or make notes of your thoughts for later reporting. The comments feature is also a header, so you can create specific comments in which you can sort your data later.As you go through and find files that need to go to your report, just add them using the Report Table Association (right click on the file).Another nice feature about the “right clicking” in XWF is that you can hide files you do not want to see again. Just right click, “Hide” and done. This doesn’t remove the files from the image, just hides them from your view until you want to see them again.If there are files of interest and you want to create a hash set of thesefiles…just “right click” again and Create Hash Set. Using files of interest in oneimage, a hash set can be created and run against a different image.With the “Right Click” of a mouse, you canexport selected files to your location and inthe manner you need.When exporting files, select your target folder (ifusing XWF default case settings, the location willbe in the case folder you created). You canchoose to recover the file(s) using any of theoptions seen. Copy logical or slack, or both, withdirectory structure or not. Extremely simple andquick.The Tools‐Hash Database function allows you to import other hash sets into XWF. This can be NSRL hash sets, or sets created with XWF or other tools (such as a FTK Imager exported hash set). After importing your hash set, such as a set of known files you are looking for, run the Snapshot again to check your files against your new hash set.Searching in XWF is straightforward. The options are simple and multiple terms can be entered for searching at the same time.The results are output in a dialog box.And the file hits are highlighted as surrounded by their context. Any of these can be “tagged” as previously mentioned, or viewed or exported.In this test case, I indexed the image, and therefore, I can search the index, which is much faster than searching the image without indexing. But of course, you have to choose to index first if you know you will be keyword searching, or you index later. Either way, your investigative plan will determine if you need to find specific data fast and first, to keyword search later, or if you can afford to have the image index while you wait.After the index is complete, you can also export your word list that was created.XWF can reconstruct RAIDS. I’ve had nearly 100% success with reconstructing RAIDs with XWF.Under the Options – Security, you have several choices to make. For one example, a Strict drive letter protection will not let you save case data outside of where you chose to store initially (at least not on another drive). If you want to be able to save data outside the defaults, uncheck the Strict drive letter protection box.So your case is done (well, they are never really ever done, but at some point, you need a report). From File‐Create Report, here you go. By this point, you should have been tagging and marking your evidence files to the report, or else, you need to go back and do that now or you won’t have anything in your report.Choose the metadata you want included,whether your want your logo, case log, andother details. Once you hit “Ok”, you’ll get aneditable html report (basic).Here is a report, with 3 files showing on each line. The metadata selected is below each file. Also, a link to the file exists to where the file can be opened if clicked. If the file was a graphic, the graphic would be seen. This entire report can beeasily edited to your liking for ease of review.The activity log, which you can choose to have included or not in your report, contains not only the date and time entries of your work, but also screen shots of every dialog box in which you clicked, “OK”. This is really nice to see just what your settings were when you submitted an action with XWF. In this screen shot above, you can see that I choose the Physical Media of RM4 and pushed “OK”.XWF can really dig into your data. From basic file recovery, data runs, MFT records, and flying from offset to offset, XWF can be used by beginners and the most advanced examiners. With RAM analysis being able to be examined, there really isn’t much that XWF can’t do. And when I thought XWF was at the limit of what was possible, when you throw a tool like F‐Response to work with XWF, you have so much more because you can then touch drives remotely for analysis with two tools to leave you wondering again, “why have I have gone so long without XWF…?” For any tip of the iceberg I touched upon, there are substantial details in the XWF Manual. Stefan does an excellent job at keeping the manual updated and XWF updated to the types of media and operating systems available.Two other fantastic features of XWF are the Registry Viewer and X‐Ways Trace. The Registry Viewer, along with its report, has been greatly enhanced over the past years as well as X‐Ways Trace. However, both of those would also be well fitted with their own “QuickStart Guides”…..And to Stefan, thanks for your forensic tool and also for giving the first U.S. class in Seattle ;)。

Dell Wyse 3010/3050 (T Class Thin Clients, Model Tx0)Quick-Start GuideProduct: T10, T50See accompanying documents in the shipping carton for License Agreement and Warranty information.To find the latest Quick-Start Guide, go to /wyse/manuals, and select your product.NOTE:A printed copy of the End User License Agreement is included in theshipping box and provided for your reference. The license at /wyse/licensesas of the purchase date is the controlling licensing agreement. By copying, using,or installing the software or the product, you agree to be bound by those terms.NOTE:If you use Wyse Device Manager server software for managing this product,download the latest version to ensure compatibility at /wyse/downloads.CAUTION: Improper connection, mounting, or use of this product could resultin component failure or undesired interference. Read Safety Guidelines beforesetting up and operating this product.CAUTION: There is a risk of explosion if an incorrect battery type is installed. Always disposeoff used batteries according to the instructions accompanying the battery.Dell Wyse 3010/3050 (T Class 精簡型用戶端，型號 Tx0)快速啟動指南產品：T10、T50授權合約與保固資訊請參閱裝運箱內隨附文件。

PX-SPD quick start guideDevice informationFeatures and benefits• Surge protective device (SPD)Designed to protect against damaging transientvoltage events• Surge counterCaptures surge events on each phase, whichare categorized as low, medium, and highaccording to the IEEE T standard C62.41 andlogs up to 5000 events• Time-and-date stamped surge logLogs transient surge events from your system,records and saves in an event log with timeand date stamp viewable on a local display andwebpage, as well as a downloadable .csv file• AlarmWhen an audible alarm is produced, an alarmmessage is viewable on the display as well asthe web interface; an activated alarm can besilenced locally• LED indicatorsThe tricolored (green/red/yellow) LEDprotection status indicators are standard foreach phase and for neutral-ground protectionmode, when applicable• Percentage protection statusIndicates the amount of surge protectionactive per phase and for neutral-ground,when applicable• ConnectivityThe RJ45 Ethernet port providescommunication between the Power Xpert™SPD and webpage, Modbus T TCP/IP, orBACnet/IP communications• Form C relay contactProvides remote SPD status; the NO and NCcontacts change states when any phase detectsa total loss of protectionRemote monitoring capabilities• Onboard webpage• BACnet/IP• Modbus TCP/IP• PXG900 Gateway• Power Xpert Dashboard2Instruction Leaflet IL158006ENEffective December 2020PX-SPD quick start guideEATON Configuring your LCD displayUp and Down buttonsUse these to move between options in the menu and select an alphanumeric character where appropriate in the menus.Back and Enter buttonsUse these to make menu selections, navigate to other menus, and exit or edit/save your selection.1. Apply power to the product.2. Press the Enter button (>) to navigate from the home screen tothe next menu.3. Select the Setting menu and press Enter.a. Enter a 6-digit numeric password for the LCDb. Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll through the numbersc. Press Enter to skip to the next digitd. Press Enter at the end of the 6th digit to save the password4. Select Set Date and Time under the Settings menu andpress Enter.a. Set the date and time using the navigation buttonsb. Scroll to the end of the seconds in time settingrow to save the date and timeTime will initially be read as UTC time on the webpage and can be changed later through the webpage 5. Select Set Device Name under the Settings menu andpress Enter.a. Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll through thealphanumeric characters b. Press enter to skip to the next characterThere is a selection to enter a blank space; it is located between the number 0 and character Zote: N Y ou must enter a blank space in between words to separate them.c. When finished entering the name and to save the results,keep pressing the Enter button until the cursor reaches end of the row, and then press the Enter (>) button one moretime to save the entry3Instruction Leaflet IL158006ENEffective December 2020PX-SPD quick start guide EATON Communications setupConfiguration of Ethernet communicationDevice default IP Address (192.168.1.254)Connect Cat 5, or better, Ethernet cable between product and PC.ote: N Configuring Modbus and BACnet/IP communication settings can be found in the instruction manual.Changes to Windows T PC Ethernet adapter settings for IPv41. Search for Change Adapter Settings in your Control PanelNetwork Settings.2. Right click on Local Area Connection.3. Click on Properties.4. Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).5. Click on Properties.6. On General Tab, select Use the Following IP Address:a. Enter 192.168.1.10 for the IP Addressb. Enter 255.255.255.0 for the Subnet Maskc. Enter 192.168.1.1 for Default Gateway7. Click on OK button and then exit out of all these open windows.ote: N Configuration of IPv4 was done with Windows 10 in this guide.Eaton1000 Eaton Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44122United States © 2020 EatonAll Rights Reserved Printed in USAPublication No. IL158006EN / Z24678December 2020Eaton is a registered trademark.All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.PX-SPD quick start guideInstruction Leaflet IL158006ENEffective December 2020Accessing the PX-SPD webpage1. Open a web browser (e.g., Chrome).2. Type in the Stored IP Address (e.g., 192.168.1.254) into a web browser search field.ote: N When directed to unsecure site warning page, click advanced and proceed to site.3. Log on to PX-SPD webpage with the following default parameters:a. Username: adminb. Password: Admin*14. Change password when prompted.a. Make a note of the new admin password for future webpage access5. Now you can view the status of the PX-SPD remotely. View the instruction manual forsteps to download the site security certificate to avoid the warning page in the future.ote: N For more detailed instructions, refer to the integrated or side-mounted instruction manuals, IM01005019E and IM01005031E, respectively.For more information, visit/PXSPDSid e-mounted instruction manualSCAN MEIntegra tedinstruct ion manualSCAN MESide-mounted tec hnical dataSCAN MEIntegrated technical dataSCAN MECy bersecurity gui deSCAN ME。

2Finish Windows setup完成 Windows 设置 | 完成 Windows 設定Selesaikan penataan Windows | Windows セットアップを終了する3Explore resources浏览资源 | 探索資源Jelajahi sumber daya | リソースを検索するShortcut keys快捷键 | 捷徑鍵Tombol pintasan |ショートカットキーMute audio静音音频 | 靜音Mematikan audio |消音するDecrease volume 降低音量 | 降低音量Menurunkan volume |音量を下げるIncrease volume 提高音量 | 提高音量Meningkatkan volume |音量を上げるPlay/Pause播放/暂停 | 播放/暫停Memutar/Menjeda | 再生/一時停止Open Search charm打开“搜索”超级按钮 | 開啟搜尋快速鍵Buka tombol Pencarian |検索チャームを開くOpen Share charm打开“共享”超级按钮 | 開啟分享快速鍵Buka tombol Berbagi |共有チャームを開くOpen Devices Charm打开“设备”超级按钮 | 開啟裝置快速鍵Buka Tombol Perangkat |デバイスチャームを開くOpen Settings Charm打开“设置”超级按钮 | 開啟設定快速鍵Buka Tombol Pengaturan |設定チャームを開くList recently-used apps 列出最近使用的应用程序 列出最新使用的應用程式Daftar aplikasi yang terakhir dipakai最近使用したアプリケーションをリストアップするToogle keyboard backlight 切换键盘背光 切換鍵盤背光Hidupkan/matikan lampu latar keyboardキーボードバックライトを切り替えるDecrease brightness 降低亮度 | 降低亮度Menurunkan kecerahan |輝度を下げるIncrease brightness 提高亮度 | 增加亮度Meningkatkan kecerahan |輝度を上げるTurn off/on wireless打开/关闭无线功能 | 啟動/關閉無線功能Mengaktifkan/menonaktifkan nirkabel | ワイヤレスをオン/オフにするFor more information, see Specifications at /support . 有关详细信息，请参见 /support 上的规范。