MRIX灯光控制系统软件中文说明书优选稿

ControlsAuto High-BeamThe front sensor camera detects the light sources ahead of the vehicle such as the lights of a preceding or oncoming vehicle, or street lights. When you are driving at night, the system automatically switches the headlights between low beam and high beam depending on the situation.When all of the following conditions have been met, the auto high-beam indicator comes on and the auto high-beam is activated.•The power mode is in ON.•The light switch is in AUTO .•The lever is in the low beam position.•The headlights have been automatically activated.•It is dark outside the vehicle.If the auto high-beam indicator does not come on even when all the conditions have been met, carry out the following procedure and the indicator will come on.•Pull the lever toward you for flashing the high beams then release it while driving.1Auto High-BeamThe auto high-beam system does not always operate in every situation. This system is just for assisting the driver. Always observe your surroundings and switch the headlights between high beam and low beam manually if necessary.If you find the timing of beam changes inconvenient for driving, change the headlight beams manually.The range and the distance at which the camera can recognize varies depending on conditions surrounding your vehicle.Regarding the handling of the camera mounted to the inside of the windshield, refer to the following.2Front Sensor Camera For the auto high-beam to work properly:•Do not place an object that reflects light on the dashboard.•Keep the windshield around the camera clean.•When cleaning the windshield, be careful not to apply the windshield cleanser to the camera lens.•Do not attach an object, sticker or film to the area around the camera.•Do not touch the camera lens.If the camera receives a strong impact, or repairing of the area near the camera is required, consult a dealer.■How to Use the Auto High-BeamAuto High-BeamIndicatorLight SwitchControls ■Automatic switching between high-beam and low-beamWhen auto high-beam is active, the headlights switch between high beam and lowbeam based on the following conditions.■Manual switching between high-beam and low-beamIf you want to manually switch the headlights between high beam and low beam,follow either of the procedures below. Note that when you do this, the auto high-beam indicator will turn off and the auto high-beam will be deactivated.Using the lever:Pull the lever toward you for flashing the high beams then release it within aboutone second while driving.u To reactivate the auto high-beam, pull the lever toward you for flashing thehigh beams then release it while driving. The auto high-beam indicator willcome on.Using the light switch:Turn the light switch to .u To reactivate the auto high-beam, turn the light switch to AUTO when thelever is in the low beam position, the auto high-beam indicator will come on.Switching to high beam:Switching to low beam:All of the following conditions mustbe met before the high beams turnon.●Your vehicle speed is 45mph(72 km/h) or more.●There are no preceding oroncoming vehicle with headlightsor taillights turned on.●There are few street lights on theroad ahead.One of the following conditionsmust be met before the low beamsturn on.●Your vehicle speed is 30 mph(48 km/h) or less.●There is a preceding or oncomingvehicle with headlights ortaillights turned on.●There are many street lights onthe road ahead.1How to Use the Auto High-BeamIn the following cases, the auto high-beam systemmay not switch the headlights properly or theswitching timing may be changed. In case of theautomatic switching operation does not fit for yourdriving habits, please switch the headlights manually.•The brightness of the lights from the preceding oroncoming vehicle is intense or poor.•Visibility is poor due to the weather (rain, snow,fog, windshield frost, etc.).•Surrounding light sources, such as street lights,electric billboards and traffic lights are illuminatingthe road ahead.•The brightness level of the road ahead constantlychanges.•The road is bumpy or has many curves.•A vehicle suddenly appears in front of you, or avehicle in front of you is not in the preceding oroncoming direction.•Your vehicle is tilted with a heavy load in the rear.•A traffic sign, mirror, or other reflective objectahead is reflecting strong light toward the vehicle.•The oncoming vehicle frequently disappears underroadside trees or behind median barriers.•The preceding or oncoming vehicle is a motorcycle,bicycle, mobility scooter, or other small vehicle.The auto high-beam system keeps the headlight lowbeam when:•Windshield wipers are operating.•The camera has been detected a dense fog.ControlsYou can turn the auto high-beam system off. If you want to turn the system off or on, set the power mode to ON, then carry out the following procedures while the vehicle is stationary.To turn the system off:With the light switch is in AUTO , pull the levertoward you and hold it for at least 40 seconds. After the auto high-beam indicator light blinks twice, release the lever.To turn the system on:With the light switch is in AUTO , pull the lever toward you and hold it for at least 30 seconds. After the auto high-beam indicator light blinks once, release the lever.■How to Turn Off the Auto High-Beam1How to Use the Auto High-BeamIf the Some Driver Assist Systems CannotOperate: Camera Temperature Too High message appears:•Use the climate control system to cool down the interior and, if necessary, also use defroster mode with the airflow directed toward the camera.•Start driving the vehicle to lower the windshield temperature, which cools down the area around the camera.If the Some Driver Assist Systems CannotOperate: Clean Front Windshield or Auto High-Beam Cannot Operate: Clean Windshield message appears:•Park your vehicle in a safe place, and clean thewindshield. If the message does not disappear afteryou have cleaned the windshield and driven for a while, have your vehicle checked by a dealer.1How to Turn Off the Auto High-BeamIf you turn the auto high-beam system off, the system does not operate until you turn the system on.Park in a safe place before turning the system off or on.AUTO Position。

目录第一章软件概述 (2)一、软件功能概述 (2)二、软件应用 (2)1、如何寻找中心频率 (2)2、如何确定所需要的硬脉冲脉宽 (4)3、如何进行电子匀场 (5)4、如何确定所需要的软脉冲幅度 (6)三、注意事项 (7)第二章软件介绍 (8)一、软件的界面 (8)二、菜单栏与工具栏 (9)1、菜单栏 (9)2、工具栏 (10)三、功能选项卡 (10)1、采样模块 (11)2、处理模块 (14)第三章脉冲序列 (16)一、硬脉冲FID序列 (16)二、软脉冲FID序列 (17)三、多层自旋回波序列 (18)四、多层梯度回波序列 (19)五、三维梯度回波序列 (21)第一章软件概述一、软件功能概述MicroMR的成像软件功能强大、设计开放、使用灵活，能够满足不同层次人群对核磁共振成像的需求，是目前低场核磁共振成像领域中最为强大的成像软件之一。

该软件提供了多种不同的脉冲序列，可以满足用户核磁成像的不同需求；预留了多路控制通道，使软件的升级更加简单；设计了可调节的脉冲宽度、脉冲幅度以及触发时间，真正的让用户来控制脉冲序列。

二、软件应用使用MicroMR的成像软件进行实验是一个操作相对复杂、顺序十分灵活的过程。

无论是仪器参数的设置还是脉冲序列的使用都需要操作者对核磁共振成像理论有着比较深入的理解。

如果您现在还只是初学者，相信下面的范例可以指导您顺利完成对MicroMR的成像软件的常用操作。

1、如何寻找中心频率MicroMR使用的磁体是永磁体，而永磁体具有固有频率。

只有在射频脉冲频率与永磁体固有频率相同的条件下，放在磁体内的样品才会发生核磁共振现象，而该固有频率就被称作共振频率，也称作中心频率。

因为磁体频率随时间的推移，可能会产生微小漂移，所以需要调整射频脉冲频率使其达到与磁体频率一致，也就是寻找中心频率，在实验中是经常会用到的，其具体步骤如下：(1) 放入标准油样，一般不含杂质的植物油即可；(2) 双击桌面上的，运行MicroMR的成像软件，打开Demo文件夹里的硬脉冲自由感应衰减(Free Induction Decay, FID)序列(File->Open->D:\MicroMR\Data\Demo\FID_V2.fid)；注：Demo文件夹在安装目录的Data文件夹下面。

Victory 1灯光控制台使用说明书VVVeerer.r.1.1.11..0206.64221顾德电子有限公司CODE ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. 目录1. 控台设置.................................................................................................................................................................................1 1.1. 控台操作界面.............................................................................................................................................................1 1.1.1. 触摸屏操作界面.............................................................................................................................................1 1.1.2. 控制面板.........................................................................................................................................................3 1.1.3. 控台背面装置.................................................................................................................................................4 1.2. 清除控台全部数据.....................................................................................................................................................4 1.3. 保存和读取 Show........................................................................................................................................................52. 配接灯具.................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.1. 配接新的设备.............................................................................................................................................................6 2.1.1. 配接调光光路.................................................................................................................................................6 2.1.2. 配接电脑灯.....................................................................................................................................................7 2.2. 配接选择的类型.........................................................................................................................................................8 2.3. 删除配接.....................................................................................................................................................................8 2.4. 重新配接.....................................................................................................................................................................8 2.5. 设置 RDM 设备...........................................................................................................................................................10 2.5.1. 远程设置设备...............................................................................................................................................10 2.5.2. 匹配 RDM 设备...............................................................................................................................................11 2.6. 灯具参数设置...........................................................................................................................................................123. 手动控制灯具.......................................................................................................................................................................13 3.1. 灯位布局设置...........................................................................................................................................................14 3.2. 灯具的选择...............................................................................................................................................................15 3.3. 手动控制灯具...........................................................................................................................................................16 3.3.1. 点亮灯具.......................................................................................................................................................16 3.3.2. 修改灯具的属性值 .......................................................................................................................................16 3.3.3. 独特的通道属性调用 ...................................................................................................................................16 3.3.4. 找灯模式.......................................................................................................................................................17 3.3.5. 灯具宏功能...................................................................................................................................................17 3.3.6. 扇形模式.......................................................................................................................................................17 3.3.7. 清除手动控制...............................................................................................................................................18 3.4. 灯光设备编组和选择...............................................................................................................................................18 3.4.1. 组的编程.......................................................................................................................................................18 3.4.2. 组的管理.......................................................................................................................................................19 3.4.2.1. 设置灯具顺序...........................................................................................................................................194. 素材.......................................................................................................................................................................................20 4.1. 编辑素材数据...........................................................................................................................................................20 4.2. 素材的管理...............................................................................................................................................................21 4.3. 使用预置素材...........................................................................................................................................................225. 图形效果...............................................................................................................................................................................23 5.1. 图形效果发生器如何工作.......................................................................................................................................23 5.2. 调用图形效果...........................................................................................................................................................23 5.3. 图形参数设置...........................................................................................................................................................24 5.3.1. 图形的大小、速度和展开...........................................................................................................................24Victory 1 控台说明书5.3.2. 图形的速度组、分区组和宽度 ...................................................................................................................24 5.3.3. 图形的速度组、分区组和宽度 ...................................................................................................................24 5.3.4. 图形效果的方向...........................................................................................................................................24 5.3.5. 图形效果运行模式 .......................................................................................................................................25 5.3.6. 图形灯具顺序...............................................................................................................................................25 5.3.7. 同步...............................................................................................................................................................25 5.3.8. 图形循环运行...............................................................................................................................................25 5.3.9. 删除图形.......................................................................................................................................................25 5.4. 用户图形...................................................................................................................................................................26 5.4.1. 新建用户图形...............................................................................................................................................26 5.4.2. 保存用户图形...............................................................................................................................................27 5.4.3. 用图形命名...................................................................................................................................................27 5.4.4. 删除用户图形...............................................................................................................................................27 6. 重演程序...............................................................................................................................................................................28 6.1. 重演程序和重演页...................................................................................................................................................28 6.2. 表演程序编辑菜单...................................................................................................................................................28 6.3. Cue 程序....................................................................................................................................................................28 6.3.1. Cue 的保存模式............................................................................................................................................28 6.3.2. Cue 的运行模式............................................................................................................................................28 6.3.3. 保存 Cue 程序...............................................................................................................................................28 6.4. 多步程序...................................................................................................................................................................29 6.4.1. 创建一个多步程序 .......................................................................................................................................29 6.4.2. 多步程序的编辑...........................................................................................................................................30 6.5. 程序时间编辑...........................................................................................................................................................33 6.5.1. 设置程序全局时间 .......................................................................................................................................33 6.5.2. 设置属性时间...............................................................................................................................................34 6.5.3. 瞬变通道触发设置 .......................................................................................................................................34 6.5.4. Chase 程序的时间........................................................................................................................................35 6.5.5. Cue-lists 程序的即时时间设置................................................................................................................35 6.6. 重演程序高级设置...................................................................................................................................................35 6.6.1. 程序优先级...................................................................................................................................................35 6.6.2. 内部 LINK 模式.............................................................................................................................................36 6.6.3. 程序开始时间设置 .......................................................................................................................................36 6.6.4. 推杆效果设置...............................................................................................................................................36 6.6.5. 重演推杆页锁定...........................................................................................................................................36 6.6.6. Chase 模式....................................................................................................................................................36 6.6.7. Flash 模式....................................................................................................................................................36 6.6.8. 程序重命名...................................................................................................................................................36 6.7. 运行重演程序...........................................................................................................................................................37 6.8. 表演程序参数...........................................................................................................................................................37 6.8.1. 加载 Cue 到编辑区.......................................................................................................................................37 6.8.2. 表演程序的其他参数 ...................................................................................................................................38 7. 辅助高级功能.......................................................................................................................................................................39 7.1. 复制功能...................................................................................................................................................................39Victory 1 控台说明书7.2. 删除功能...................................................................................................................................................................39 7.3. 移动功能...................................................................................................................................................................39 7.4. 锁定控台...................................................................................................................................................................39 7.5. 命名管理...................................................................................................................................................................40 8. 宏表演的记录.......................................................................................................................................................................41 8.1. 控台的音乐播放器...................................................................................................................................................41 8.2. 记录宏表演...............................................................................................................................................................418.2.1. 编辑修改宏表演...........................................................................................................................................43 9. 控台设置...............................................................................................................................................................................459.1. 控台选项设置...........................................................................................................................................................45 9.1.1. 控台设置.......................................................................................................................................................45 9.1.2. 日期和时间设置...........................................................................................................................................46 9.1.3. MIDI 设置......................................................................................................................................................46 9.1.4. 触摸屏校对设置...........................................................................................................................................47 9.1.5. 按键背光设置...............................................................................................................................................47 9.1.6. 选择语言.......................................................................................................................................................479.2. 系统管理设置...........................................................................................................................................................47 9.2.1. 更新设置菜单...............................................................................................................................................47 9.2.2. 灯库管理.......................................................................................................................................................489.3. DMX 网络设置............................................................................................................................................................51 9.3.1. 网络设置.......................................................................................................................................................51 9.3.2. 网络设置.......................................................................................................................................................5110. 技术规格.............................................................................................................................................................................52Victory 1 控台说明书欢迎使用 Victory 1 灯光控制台为了方便用户获得更好的使用知识，本手册在重要内容部分均以带底纹加以表示。

X光源简易操作说明一、交流输入电源检查和保护1．检查输入电源目的提醒和建议客户在使用光机前，测量交流输入电源的漏电情况，检测供电电源环境，确保设备使用的输入电源稳定、可靠、漏电小，减小供电电源对X光机的干扰，从而保障X 光机在客户端稳定运行。

2. 不良电源的介绍• 交流输入电源没有地线或者地线接触不良。

当使用万用表测量零线和地线之间的漏电时，万用表显示0V。

正常情况下，零线和地线之间会存在较小的交流电压。

这种不良的电源环境会使光机控制部分的开关元件受到外接干扰影响。

• 输入电源被隔离（浮空）。

当使用万用表测量零线和地线之间的漏电时，万用表显示110VAC 或其它较大的电压值. 电压浮空有可能导致输入电源产生较大波动，这会使光机控制部分的开关元件受到影响• 输入电源漏电较大。

电源零线和地线之间的交流电压超过1VAC。

电源漏电较大会使光机容易受到电磁干扰。

• 光机周围存在大功率用电设备的使用，不稳定电源，受污染情况较严重的电网都会产生较大的浪涌干扰，这种浪涌干扰会通过输入电源直接影响到光机的内部信号和内部元件正常工作。

• 同一个设备使用不同的接地点，会产生较大的电磁干扰，这种干扰严重时会影响光机正常工作。

3. 输入电源的检查以下数据为正常电源环境检测数据：位置 火线-零线 零线-地线 火线-地线电压值（VAC） 220±10% <1 220±10%关键点:1. 零线和地线之间漏电小于1VAC.2.良好接地3.电源稳定4. 低干扰4. 不良输入电源的推荐解决对策• 确保输入电源有地线，并且接触良好，同时确保控制盒外壳，射线箱体外壳，操作电脑和设备系统地线都连接于一点，并连接到电源地；如若使用现场没有电源地，则需要制作接地桩，然后将控制盒外壳，射线箱体外壳，操作电脑和整套设备系统地线都连接到接地桩。

• 推荐使用隔离变压器，滤波器和压敏电阻组合电路保护光机。

请参考下一页保护电路图。

目 录1. 概述1.1分区1.2 接线1.3 启动和关闭1.4 观测器Avolites Visualiser1.5 控台模拟器The Pearl simulator1.6 准备工作2. 配置2.1 总清除2.2 配置常规灯2.3 配置摇头灯2.4 标记2.5 调节灯具的地址码2.6 重置灯具地址码2.7 辅助功能2.8 完成配置2.9 保存程序2.10 范例3. 手动控制灯具3.1 控制常规灯通道3.2 控制灯具3.3 修改灯具属性3.4 选色器3.5 使用灯具组群3.6 复制其他灯具上的设置 – Align 3.7 发散模式3.8 范例4. 素材4.1 使用素材4.2 创建素材4.3 储存素材4.4 共享素材和独立素材4.5 范例5. 图形5.1 何为图形5.2 选择图形5.3 修改图形大小和速度5.4 修改图形位置5.5 多台灯如何展示同一图形?5.6 范例6. 场景6.1 HTP和LTP通道6.2 编程时控台是如何运作的6.3 储存场景6.4 场景重放6.5 滚筒翻页6.6 标记滚筒6.7 复制场景6.8 删除场景6.9 编辑场景6.10 Include剪贴功能6.11 设置场景的转换时间6.12 灯具或通道储存6.13 调用场景中的图形6.14 范例7. 程序7.1 何为程序7.2 储存程序7.3 运行程序7.4 设置速度和交叉换场7.5 为程序取名7.6 编辑程序7.7 复制程序7.8 删除程序7.9 校时、剧本程序和场景控制7.10 音乐同步7.11 范例8. 剧场叠加8.1 设置剧本模式8.2 剧场控制8.3 编辑剧目8.4 剧目取名8.5 设置转换时间8.6 剧目转换8.7 运行9. 运行演出程序9.1 演出时间9.2 暂时锁住控台9.3 运行模式9.4 运行中手动控制9.5 主推杆9.6 通道模拟物10. 高级功能11. 与老控台的区别11.1 本机新特性11.2 转轮控制数值11.3 Preset Focuses改为素材键Palettes 11.4 “程序”包含“图形”11.5智能属性显示11.6 标记11.7 其他特性1. 概述本手册是为了让您最有效地使用我们的控制台而设计的，共分两部分。

XRS-4X-RAY SOURCEOPERATOR’S MANUALCONTENTSITEM PAGE1.0 INTRODUCTION (2)2.0 WARNINGS (2)DUTY CYCLE (2)3.0 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION (3)HIGH VOLTAGE PULSER/TUBEHEAD (3)BASE (3)BATTERY PACK (3)BATTERY CHARGER (3)CONTROL MODULE (4)CABLE CONNE CTOR DIAGRAM (5)4.0 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION (6)BLOCK DIAGRAM (6)5.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (7)OPERATING PRECAUTIONS (7)EXCLUSION ZONE (7)PULSE SELE CTION (7)REMOTE CABLE OPTION (8)DELAY MODE OPTION (8)REAL TIME IMAGING OPTION (8)PULSE SETTINGS (8)6.0 SOFTWARE (9)7.0 MAINTENANCE (9)DOSE MEASUREMENT (9)TUBE RE PLACEMENT (9)8.0 TROUBLE-SHOOTING (10)9.0 INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPAIR (10)FUSE REPLACEMENT (10)REMOVING BOARDS (10)BOARD INSTAL LATION (11)BATTE RY DISPOSAL (11)10.0 WARRANTY (13)RETURNING REPAIR INSTRUCTIO NS (13)11.0 SPECIFICATIONS (14)PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS (14)X-RAY OUTPUT (14)ELECTRICAL & THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS (14)12.0 SPAR E PARTS (14)1.0 INTRODUCTIONThe XRS-4 produces high levels of radiation and must be operated by qualified personnel who have read the Warning and Operations section of the manual before operating the device.The XRS-4 is a small, lightweight x-ray generator that operates on its own removable battery pack. The XRS-4 is a pulsed x-ray device that produces x-ray pulses of very short duration (50 nanoseconds). It produces a relatively low dose rate comparable to a 0.25 ma constant potential machine. The energy produced by the XRS-4 is up to 370KVP, which makes it possible to radiograph up to one (1.5) inch (3.81 cm) of steel.XRS-4 standard accessories are two keys, two battery packs, and one battery charger. Remote cable, carrying case, and film developing equipment are also common accessories.2.0 WARNINGSThe XRS-4 is a pulsed X-ray generator that emits hazardous ionizing radiation when pulsing. The XRS-4 should only be operated by authorized personnel who are properly trained to safely operate the generator. The XRS-4 must be registered with proper authorities prior to use and should not be used to intentionally expose humans.Develop and closely follow a safe operating system for using the XRS-4. The safe operating system must ensure that no one is exposed to radiation above the permissible limits which are 2 mR (0.02 mSv) per hour for a member of the public. The safe operating system must ensure the XRS-4 is used within federal and state guidelines.All operators and users of the XRS-4 x-ray machine must wear a personal radiation monitoring device, such as a TLD (thermo luminescent dosimeter), film badge, and/or a pocket dosimeter consistent with the appropriate federal, territorial or provincial standards (note: an electronic dosimeter will not detect the XRS-4 radiation pulses).Due to the short pulse width of the XRS-4, survey meters of the Geiger-Mueller and scintillator type do not accurately detect the radiation emitted from the x-ray source.Survey meters should be of the ionization type and should be used in the integration mode. Survey meters must not be used in the rate mode because the XRS-4 does not produce constant radiation. The XRS-4 produces very high rates of radiation for very short periods of time resulting in either unrealistically high readings or no readings for a survey meter in rate mode.The XRS-4 has no explosion proof rating and should not be used in an explosive atmosphere. The Spark Gap is vented to the air and could be a source of ignition.DUTY CYCLE WARNING.The XRS-4 is a light duty machine that is not made to pulse continuously. The maximum duty cycle for the XRS-4 is 200 pulses every four minutes (3000 pulses per hour). Two consecutive pulse trains of 99 pulses can be fired then the unit should rest at least four minutes. Exceeding the duty cycle will shorten the life of the tube and head.3.0 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONFigure 1: XRS-4 X-ray UnitHIGH VOLTAGE PULSER/TUBEHEAD. The main body of the XRS-4 is the tube head which contains the tube cavity, cold cathode type X-ray tube, spark gap, high voltage capacitor, and transformer. The standard collimator located on the front of the head limits the X-ray beam to 40 degrees. Special order collimators up to 85 degrees are available.BASE . The base of the XRS-4 contains the identification label and a threaded ¼-20 insert that can be attached to any standard camera tripod. Identification label indicates the model, manufacturer, and serial number is located on the bottom of the XRS-4 base.BATTERY PACK . The standard battery pack is a DeWalt 18V nickel-cadmium battery. Optional battery chemistry or voltage may be available.BATTERY CHARGER : The standard battery charger is the DeWalt DW9116 110V charger or DE9108 220V charger. Battery charge time is one hour. See battery charger manual for additional instructions and warnings.BATTERYCONTROL MODULEHANDLEBASEHEADCOLLIMATORKEYBEAM ANGLE LABELRADIATION WARNING LABEL3.5 CONTROL MODULEFigure 3: Control ModulePOWER ON LIGHT: Illuminates when battery voltage is applied to control module.RED X-RAY PULSING LIGHT: Blinks after time delay button or remote cable button is pressed to warn that the XRS-4 is going to pulse. The light stays on continuously while the XRS-4 is pulsing. This is a failsafe warning light. If the light does not work the X-ray unit will not pulse .LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD): Two digit LCD displays selected pulse, time before unit pulses, software version, and total number of pulses on the unit.RANGE SWITCH: Used to alternate LCD between tens digit and ones digit.UNITS SWITCH: Used to change the value of the tens digit or units digit from 0 to 9. The UNITS SWITCH is also used with the EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH to alter the default pulse setting.DELAY SWITCH: Initiates delay mode.EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH: Stops the unit before it begins pulsing or stops the unit in the middle of a pulse train. This switch can also be pressed with the UNITS SWITCH to alter the default pulse setting when the XRS-4 is first powered up.CABLE CONNECTOR: Lemo connector located on the back of the control module beneath the battery receives the remote cable or imaging system cable. See Rear View Diagram on page 5 for details.BACK PLATE: Covers the Oscillator board and contains battery terminal connectors.XRS-4 REAR VIEW/CABLE CONNECTORREMOTE CONNECTOR: LEMO EPG.0B.305.HLN MATING CABLE PLUG: L EMO FGG.0B.305.CLAD 56Z5 432 14.0 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONThe block diagram below illustrates how the XRS-4 functions. The following sequence of events takes place each time the XRS-4 is fired:1. User initiates operation of the machine.2. The control section sends a signal to the converter section to begin oscillating.3. Once oscillating, the converter section changes the 18 volts DC to 22Khz AC.4. The transformer charges the High Voltage Capacitor to about 9000 volts.5. The spark gap arcs after the High Voltage Capacitor reaches proper voltage.6. The pulse detector signals the control block that the unit has pulsed.7. As the High Voltage Switch is closed, a high voltage transient of approximately 270,000 volts and50 nanoseconds in duration is applied across the x-ray tube generating x-rays.The closing of the High Voltage Switch produces an audible pulsing sound. The XRS-4 cannot produce x-rays without the pulsing sound so it serves as an additional warning the XRS-4 is functioning.This unit generates x-rays through high voltage bombardment of a tungsten target. The XRS-4 does not contain radioactive materials. All the high voltage is contained within the aluminum canister and as long as the canister is not punctured the operator is not exposed to dangerous voltages.BLOCK DIAGRAM5.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSOPERATING PRECAUTIONS: The operator should always stand at least 20 feet behind the X-ray unit and clear all personnel at least 20 feet behind the unit or at least 100 ft. from the front of the unit before pulsing. The exclusion zone (below) should be a controlled area free of all personnel while X-ray pulses.Figure 4: Exclusion ZonePULSE SELECTION1. Attach a charged battery and turn on the X-ray generator.2. Press the RANGE BUTTON. The one’s digit of the LCD will blink twice and then goblank.3. Press the UNITS BUTTON to adjust the ones digit from 0 to 9.4. Press the RANGE BUTTON again and the tens digit of the LCD will blink twice and go blank.5. Press the UNITS BUTTON to change the tens digit from 0 to 9.6. Press the RANGE or UNITS BUTTON again to accept the new pulse setting.7. Both tens digit and units digit will blink to indicate acceptance of the new pulse setting. (IfRANGE or UNITS BUTTON is not selected after entering the pulse count the generator will automatically accept the entered pulse setting after six seconds).8. Press the UNITS BUTTON and EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON simultaneously to lock in pulsesetting. XRS-4 will retain locked in pulse setting until it is changed.Select ones digit Enter ones value(0-9) Enter tens value (0-9)Change pulse default(optional)DELAY MODE OPTION1. Press Green DELAY BUTTON on top of the control module.2. LCD displays 60 and X-ray begins 60 second time delay.3. Hold DELAY BUTTON down for 1.5 seconds and time delay goes from 60 to 15 seconds.4. X-ray makes audible beep and red pulsing light blinks as generator counts down to pulse.5. Audible warning and red warning light stay on while X-ray generator pulses.REMOTE CABLE OPTION1. Attach remote cable to back of control module.2. Retreat distance of the cable behind the unit.3. Press and hold down button on the end of the remote cable until generator completes pulsetrain.4. There is 5 second safety delay before generator begins pulsing. Audible beep and red pulsinglight blink.5. Audible warning and red pulsing light stay on while X-ray generator pulses.REAL TIME IMAGING OPTION1. Change pulse setting default to 99 pulses if it is not already set to 99 pulses.2. Attach imager cable to back of the control module unless using wireless option.3. Refer to imaging system operating instructions for details on pulse setting and pulsing thegenerator.4. There is no delay in this mode so the X-ray generator pulses immediately unless there is a timedelay on the imaging system.SUGGESTED PULSE SETTINGSThe chart below lists approximate pulses necessary to penetrate various materials. Settings vary greatly depending on imaging system used. Refer to imaging system instructions for moreThe following is true when using film or digital systems that generate a positive image. If the radiograph is too dark, the film is underexposed. If the radiograph is too light the film is overexposed. Underexposure can be corrected by increasing the number of pulses and/or decreasing the distance between the imaging medium and the XRS-4. Overexposure can be corrected by reducing the number of pulses and/or increasing the distance between the imaging medium and XRS-4.Underexposed Overexposed Correct exposure (pulse setting)6.0 SOFTWAREThe software program that controls the microcontroller can be identified by turning the key switch onwhile both push button switches (RANGE & UNITS) below the LCD are depressed. The LCD displaysthe software version “65”. After “65” is displayed the total number of pulses on the XRS-4 will bedisplayed in the LCD. Each digit represents 10,000 pulses. Example: If the LCD reads “04” the totalnumber of pulses on the XRS-4 is between 40,000 and 50,000 pulses. After the total number of pulsesis displayed the LCD will read “00” or the default pulse setting that was last stored on the unit.The software program is capable of determining the state of battery charge based on the time betweeneach pulse. As the battery loses charge the XRS-4 pulse rate slows, with more time between eachpulse. If there is more than 0.33 seconds between two consecutive pulses the following will occur: The XRS-4 continues the current pulse train to “00”.After the XRS-4 stops pulsing. The LCD goes back to the original pulse setting. The left and right digits blink alternately.The condition indicates a low battery.The XRS-4 will be inoperable until the key switch is turned off and on, or the battery is replaced.If there is more than one second between two consecutive pulses.The XRS-4 stops pulsing immediately and the LCD displays 00.This function prevents XRS-4 from pulsing continuously if there is a failure in detecting circuitry.This condition may indicate a low battery, electrical noise, or failure in detecting circuitry.The operator may need to replace the battery pack, turn key switch off and on, or send the XRS-4 back for repair.7.0 MAINTENANCEX-RAY DOSE MEASUREMENT Using a dosimeter, the average X-ray dose for new tube can be established.With the dosimeter located 1 foot from the front of the case and in line with the center of the beam angle label, the reading for 10 pulses should be 26 mR to 36 mR.The leakage sheet illustrates the X-ray dose and maximum allowable radiation leakage levels for each X-ray unit. A completed copy of this form accompanies each X-ray.TUBE REPLACEMENT If you have a tube replacement kit refer to instructional disk included with thekit. If you do not have a kit the unit must be sent back to Golden Engineering or an AuthorizedDistributor for tube replacement.Tube life is approximately 50,000 pulses. Under normal conditions the tube’s output will decrease slowly with use. If the tube is broken or the glass cracks the tube output willcease immediately.8.0 TROUBLESHOOTING9.0 INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPAIRFUSE REPLACEMENT Requires T-10 Torx driver & needle nose pliers.1. Remove the back plate. Remove the 5 screws in the back plate then pull the back plate off slowlymaneuvering the battery terminal connecting wires through the opening in the oscillator board.2. The 15 amp fuse is the white one inch long fuse on the left side of the oscillator board. The 2amp fuse is a small green fuse just to the right of the 15 amp fuse. See diagram on page 12.The 15 amp fuse can be removed with fingers. The 2 amp fuse may require needle nose pliers to pull it out of the board. It should be pulled in a downward direction to remove from the board. REMOVING THE BOARDS Refer to the diagram on page 12 for steps 1-4.1. Remove the back plate (see FUSE REPLACEMENT step 1). After the terminals are through theoscillator board, disconnect the red and black battery wires.2. There are three terminals on the lower left side of the oscillator board and one on the lower right.Disconnect the two blue wires, one red wire, and one green signal wire using Philips driver.3. There are three socket head cap screws holding the oscillator board in place. Two are in themiddle of the board and one is at the bottom. Remove these three screws.4. Disconnect the oscillator board from the counter board by pulling the bottom of the oscillatorboard up and away from the counter board. Disconnect the two pin white key switch connector, white three pin remote connector and black touch pad connector.5. Tilt the back of the counter board down until the LED clears the housing then pull the board out ofthe housing.6. Remove the top plate of the control module.7. The counter board is located on the bottom of the top plate.8. Disconnect the key switch connector and ribbon connector from the bottom of the counter board.BOARD INSTALLATION1. Slide counter board back into the top of the Control Module housing just below the screwreceptacles.2. Push the counter board up so LED goes through the appropriate hole in the control modulehousing.3. Connect the three white and one black connector.4. Screw the LED cover back on.5. Put the three cap screws through the oscillator board and then put the ½” offsets on the back ofthe screws.6. Plug the oscillator board back into the counter board and push it in position.7. Tighten the three screws holding the board in place.8. Insert the flat head screw in upper left corner of the oscillator board.9. Attach the two blue wires, one red wire, and green signal line.10. Reinstall the back plate.INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY DISPOSAL Follow all federal, state, and local laws for disposal of nickel-cadmium batteries. Batteries may be returned to Golden Engineering for disposal.Figure 7:Oscillator BoardCounter Board10.0 WARRANTYGolden Engineering, Inc. warrants XRS-4 X-ray unit made and sold by it or its authorized representatives to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of shipment to the end user. Warranty does not cover maintenance required due to life. To make a claim under this limited warranty, customer must ship the entire unit (or the component believed to be defective) to Golden Engineering, post-paid. Golden Engineering, Inc. assumes no liability for units or components shipped until they are actually in the custody of Golden Engineering, Inc. Provided Golden Engineering, Inc. in its sole discretion, is satisfied that the failure is not the result of excessive use, abuse, misuse, accident, modification or improper disassembly or repair, Golden Engineering will provide parts and labor required to repair the unit. Golden Engineering reserves the right to use reconditioned and remanufactured components that meet original specifications. The unit or component will be return shipped to customer at customer's expense. THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OR CREATED BY OPERATION OF LAW.THE XRS-4 X-Ray Source is manufactured by:GOLDEN ENGINEERING, INC.PO BOX 185CENTERVILLE, IN 47330 USAPhone: 1-765/855-3493Fax: 1-765/855-3492WEB: RETURNING UNIT FOR REPAIRComplete the repair form at /technical.html and include a copy of the printed form with the repair. If you do not have internet access prior to sending repair theninclude a letter containing a brief description of the problem, contact name, phone number, and return address.Remove battery before shipping the unit.Accessories are not necessary with units shipped back for repair.Be sure the unit is securely packaged for shipment and wrap in plastic bag if there is an oil leak.Ship to address:Golden Engineering6364 Means Road,Centerville, IN 47330 USAPhone: 1-765-855-3493EMAIL: *****************************11.0 SPECIFICATIONS12.0 SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE XRS-4。

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Leviton Mfg. Co., Inc. Lighting & Energy Solutions20497 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062 1-800-736-6682 Tech Line: 1-800-959-6004 Fax: 503-404-5594 /les© 2013 Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice.E n l i g h t e n L i g h t i n g C o n t r o l S o f t w a r eDESCRIPTIONEnlighten DMX lighting control software is specifically designed for house of worship and stage lighting control when the preference is for a PC-based computer running the Windows operating systems. Enlighten provides power and flexibility with an easy-to-use system that allows users to create unlimited buttons as looks or sequences. Program Enlighten to a PC or pair Enlighten with a control wing for unparalleled stage control.APPLICATIONS • Theaters• Convention centers • Ballrooms• Houses of worshipFEATURES• Multiple views to arrange fixtures graphically in different rooms or areas• Direct fader control with virtual wheel controls • Color coded button groups, allowing for multiple fixture types on a single page • Move any button to any position on-screen • Keyboard shortcuts • Password protection• Touch screen compatible• Expandable up to 24 universes (CPU and USB dependent)• Assign scene names to buttons for direct scene access • 3D visualization • GOBO visualizationSETUP• Patch fixtures from a list of available profiles or create your own • Auto start• Step by step wizard to create a look or sequence• Printable patch list • Offline editing• Live control override at any time • Backup and restore for entire shows • Full automated light support• Conventional lighting support; multiple views for conventional and intelligent lighting management• Lock look or sequence for house or ambient lighting• Full screen video can be played with lighting scenes• Adjustable DMX refresh rate • 3D studio import • Help featuresPLAYBACK• Effects generation• Unlimited playbacks and concurrent playbacks• Multiple masters • MP3, AVI, WAV syncEnlighten Lighting Control SoftwareEnlighten 512 Channel Splitter & USB InterfaceEnlighten Control WingEnlighten 512 Channel USB InterfacePRODUCT DATAEDITING FEATURES• Program looks at scenes step-by-step without the wizard with ease• Palette presets (foundation of the programming system; position presets)• Palettes automatically created on Patching or custom• Absolute and relative movement• Step-shift and shape-shift• Shape generator for movements with offsets • Shape library features an easy-to-use present effects lab• Macros• LED matrix engine and LED macros• MIDI, AVI, MPEG and WAV event sequencing and programming• Unlimited assignment of the following:- Fixtures- Buttons- Support fixtures- Button groups- Fixture groups• Unlimited pages of button triggers:- Still looks- Sequences- Multiple buttons- Timeline schedules• Spotlight mode: lock a button/look; once locked it cannot be released or overwritten • SOLO fixture modeINPUT/OUTPUT• DMX Outputs—up to 12,288 DMX channels • Ethernet—Artnet output• Optically isolated outputs• MIDI In/Output:- Assignable MIDI command for eachbutton and submaster for externalhardware control- MIDI input will trigger looks CONTROL WING• 8 high-quality sliders• 1 grand master• 1 manual crossfader• 11 job wheels for attributes and function control• 8 bump buttons• 32 assignable or preset direct access buttons with dry erase area• LED backlit button shows user interaction • Programming and playback function in one unit• USB <-> DMX Interface built in, 2 universe, 1024 channels• USB connector and LED indicatorSPLITTER• Enlighten DMX to USB interface built-in• Front and rear DMX input• 4 outputs• 3-pin and 5-pin XLR connectors on each output• Power and DMX status LEDs• Selectable DMX terminator• Rack or wall mountable• Opto isolated outputsE n l i g h t e n L i g h t i n g C o n t r o l S o f t w a r eLeviton Mfg. Co., Inc. Lighting & Energy Solutions20497 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062 1-800-736-6682 Tech Line: 1-800-959-6004 Fax: 503-404-5594 /les© 2013 Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice.SPECIFICATIONSPRODUCT DATAG-9005/C13-tbLeviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Global Headquarters201 N. Service Rd. Melville, NY 11747-3138 • Tech Line: 1-800-824-3005 • Fax: 1-800-832-9538Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Lighting & Energy Solutions20497 SW Teton Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062 • Tel: 1-800-736-6682 • FAX: 503-404-5594 • Tech Line (6:00AM-4:00PM P.S.T. Mon-Fri): 1-800-959-6004Leviton Manufacturing of Canada, Ltd.165 Hymus Boulevard, Pointe Claire, Quebec H9R 1E9 • Telephone: 1-800-469-7890 • FAX: 1-800-563-1853Leviton S. de R.L. de C.V.Lago Tana 43, Mexico DF, Mexico CP 11290 • Tel. (+52) 55-5082-1040 • FAX: (+52) 5386-1797 • .mxVisit our Website at: /les© 2013 Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice.ENLIGHTEN SCREENSHOTSAdd New Page Screen MFX SelectionMaster Fader Screen。