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ShineMaster User ManualSHENZHEN ATESS POWER TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTDNo.28 Guangming Road, Shiyan Street, Bao’an District,Shenzhen, P.R.ChinaAbout the user manual1.1 Manual description 1.2 Copyright statement 1.3 Applicable personnel 1.4 Manual use3.1 ShineMaster installationenvironment3.2 ShineMaster installation method 3.3 Connect to the photovoltaic deviceInstallation and ConnectionCONTENTShineMaster built-in page parameter setting2.1 Device Overview 2.2 Unpacking2.3 ShineMaster Network IntroductionProduct description123 4 4.1 ShineMaster IP address query4.2 ShineMaster built-in page access 4.3 ShineMaster Status View4.4 ShineMaster Datalogger managing 4.5 Baud Rate Setting4.6 Server Address and Shine Master IP settingServer: Shineserver’s operation5.1 Registration and login 5.2 View monitoring data5.3 Add or Delete Monitoring devices, change the ShineMaster Baud rate7.1 ShineMaster specificationTechnical specificationsContact us6.1 Common faults and troubleshooting 6.2 MaintenanceDevice Maintenance56781 About the user manual1.1 Manual description1.4 Manual usagePlease read this manual carefully before using ShineMaster. At the same time, please keep this manual in a safe place so that operators and maintenance personnel can find out. The contents of the manual will be continuously updated and corrected. It is inevitable that there will be slight inaccuracies or errors in the actual contents. Users should refer to the actual product purchased. The latest user manuals can be downloaded from , and can also be obtained through ATESS's sales or service channels.1.2 Copyright statement1.3 Applicable personnelDear users, thank you very much for using the ShineMaster data logger (hereinafter referred to as ShineMaster) developed and produced by Shenzhen ATESSPowerTechnologyCo.,Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as ATESS). We sincerely hope that this product will meet your needs and expect you give more opinions on theperformance and function of the product. The purpose of this manual is to provideusers with detailed product information and instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance.The version of this manual is V1.1. ATESS owns the final interpretation right of this user manual. If there is any change in product parameters, appearance, packaging, etc., the latest information of the company shall prevail without notice.This user manual is copyrighted by ATESS. Any unit or individual may not excerpt or copy part or all of this user's manual without the written permission of the company. It may not be transmitted in any form, including materials and publications. Infringement must be investigated.This manual is for professional technicians who install, commission, and maintain the ShineMaster and for users who perform daily operations. This manual does notinclude electrical connections for inverters, combiner boxes, weather stations, smart meters, and anti-reflux devices, as well as related precautions. If necessary, refer toATESS's corresponding user manual or instruction.Product description 22.1 Device OverviewFig.2-12.1.1 InterfaceThe interface of ShineMaster, as shown in figure 2-1 above.The functional description of each interface is shown in table 2-1.Item Name FunctionA POWER Power supply portB KEY Reset button (temporarily unavailable)C LANRj45 port：Connect Shine ShineMaster to thelocal network area of Shine Server through RJ45D RS-485Two-way RS485 interface2.1.2 Indicator LedShineMaster is equipped with seven LED indicators. The status of the ShineMaster can be displayed by the LED indicator. As shown in figure 2-1 and table 2-2 above.Table 2-1Item Name FunctionGPower LEDPower indicator light, constant on means powersupply is normal H Network LED2: flashing means connecting to the server;3:on means connection to the server Network light:1: off means fail to obtain IP address;I Device LEDThe number of the LED continuously flashing means the device number connected to the ShineMasterJConfigurationLED Flashing when configuration , if successful , the LEDwill be off （temporarily unavailable ）K RF RF signal indicator （temporarily unavailable ）L WiFi WiFi signal indicator （temporarily unavailable ）M 2G/4G 2G/4G signal indicator （temporarily unavailable ）table 2-22.2 Unpacking 2.2.1 Packing ListShineMaster and accessories can be found as below figure 2-2：Fig 2-2Item Name Amount AShineMaster1 pcsB5V power adapter 1 pcs C Terminal RS485 1 pcs D Wall plastic column 4 pcs EM3.5*20 screw 4 pcs F ShineMaster user manual1 pcs GEthernet cable1 pcsTable 2-4AB CD E F G2.2.2 Serial No. and Check CodeThe ShineMaster serial No. （S/N ） and check code （C/C ）is ticked on the ShineMaster’s package box, which have 10 digits mixed up with letters and numbers. the serial No. and check code for each device are unique, to identify each ShineMaster. When you want to upload the data of ShineMaster to the server, you need the serial No. and ‘check code’ corresponding to register on the serverNote: The precondition of local access is that the address of PC and ShineMaster must be in the same domain, thereby building up a local monitoring system.ShineMaster supports network communication, which can be communicated via wired WLAN. Upload the monitored data to the server of ATESS, and then access the server's domain name. Realize industrial common communication mode RS485, also supports wired communication ways to monitor and set slave devices and perform online upgrades on devices. By accessing ShineMaster's internal IP address, you can enter the built-in page for parameter setting and device addition viewing (please refer to section 4.4 below).ShineMaster monitors the photovoltaic devices through RS485. The diagram below shows the schematic diagram of network monitoring through wired RS485.Fig 2-52.3 ShineMaster Network IntroductionShineMaster3.3.1 RS485 cable connection3 Installation and Connection3.1 ShineMaster installation(2) Cable RS485 in maximum 500m.The installation environment of ShineMaster and communication with other devices:(1) Indoor installation, temperature - 40 ~ 60℃ , avoid moisture and direct sunlight.3.2 ShineMaster installation 3.2.1 Installation Procedure(2) Connect cables between RS485 interface and RS485 interface on ShineMaster (please refer to 3.3.1 below for details)(1) Install ShineMaster on a vertical plane or horizontal plane.The installation steps are as follows :(3) Connect the network cable (insert the network line into the LAN interface on ShineMaster).(4) Connect the Power supply (connect the power cord to the Power interface on ShineMaster).3.3 Connect to the photovoltaic deviceShineMaster can communicate with the inverter, weather station, smart meter, combiner box and other photovoltaic devices to achieve the purpose of data collection.1.ShineMaster (master) communicates with slave devices via RS485 wiredconnection. 485A+ on the RS485 port of the slave device corresponds to A1+ or A2+ on the ShineMaster 485 port, 485B- and ShineMaster 485 on the RS485 port of the slave device. Corresponding to B1- or B2-. The following is a schematic diagram of the connection between the ShineMaster and the inverter:Note: the RS485 shielded wire must be ground (PE) for long distance communication, so as not to affect the communication stability.Fig 4-12. Note that the inverter also has an interface like the one below :3.The inverters are connected to the ShineMaster via RS485 serial connection. Using the RS485 wired communication connection, the ShineMaster can monitor up to 32 inverters stably.Note: The weather station, combiner, and smart meter manufacturers must be designated by ATESS, otherwise monitoring will not be possible.4.The ways of ShineMaster connection to Smart meter, combiner box andenvironmental monitor are similar to the connection of inverters. The weather station can be connected to the inverter in series, and the communication line of the smart meter can be directly connected to the ShineMaster RS485 port.4 ShineMaster Internal Page4.1 ShineMaster IP address query1. Connect the PC computer and the ShineMaster LAN port to the network port of the router through the network cable so that they are in the same LAN.3. Enter the ShineMaster IP address in the browser to enter the ShineMaster internal2. Go to the router's management page and check the "Internet host list" to query the IP address of the ShineMaster IP address with the serial number of the ShineMaster as the device name. This IP address is the IP address assigned by the router to theShineMaster. If you do not know how to do this, contact your network administrator to perform the operation.Note: The router needs to enable automatic IP assignment, that is, open the DHCP function4.2 ShineMaster built-in page access1.If the user successfully access the ShineMaster internal page, you can directly enter the built-in page login interface, as shown in Figure 4-1Before accessing, check whether the communication cable between the devices is securely connected.then you can enter the ShineMaster IP address in the IE browser to access the built-in page of ShineMaster. As long as the ShineMaster is on the same domain as the computer you are accessing, you can access the Shine WebBox built-in server.2．Enter the user name and password, the default login user name: admin password: admin, fill in and click on login to enter the ATESS ShineMaster system page.(3) In the third drop-down list, fill in the communication address of monitored device (4) Select "Add" and click Save.(5) After successfully saving, enter the "Device Status" page to confirm whether the device is added successfully.4.4.2 Remove device(3) Fill in the PV device communication address in the third drop-down list.(1) Select the monitoring method for monitoring PV devices in the first drop-down list of "Add or Remove Devices".(2) In the second drop-down list, select the type of PV plant being monitored.(4) Select "Del" and click Save to finish removing of the device.(5) After successfully saving, enter the "Device Status" page to confirm whether the device is successfully deleted.As shown in the picture:4.3 ShineMaster Status ViewClick the ShineMaster datalogger Status to view information such as the “System Status Information”, “Serial Number”, “Server Address”, “Number of Connected Devices”,etc. of the ShineMaster4.4 ShineMaster Datalogger managingDevices should be added in ‘ShineMaster datalogger setting’ interface in internal page prior to monitoring 4.4.1 Add device(1) Before ShineMaster monitors photovoltaic equipment, it is necessary to enter the “ShineMaster Data Collector Settings” page of the built-in page to add devices.(2) In the second drop-down list, select the type of monitored deviceDevice types parameter information:INVERTER: ATESS Inverter;SDM630: three phase meter;BatterBox: battery Box;SDM120: single phase meter;Surveymeter: Survey Meter.1. When you need delete a device, all the options should be the same with themomemet you add this device like: 485 channel, device type, address, if you are not sure about this you can check the device status first.2. When one address is occupied, you cannot just paste the new device, you have to delete the old device and use this address.Add and delete device:4.5 Baud Rate SettingThe Default two channels’ Baud Rate are both 9600, you can adjust the Baud Rate for different scenarios.(2) Choose the corresponding chanels RS485_1 or RS485_2.Set the Baud rate to 9600 as RS485_1(1) Choose the Baud rate at the “Baud rate setting ”Bar.4.6 Server Address and Shine Master IP setting 4.6.1 Data logger IP Setting(1) ShineMaster’s Default setting of the DHCP function is “ON” it will automatically get IP address.ShineMaster(2) If you need a fixed IP address you need following steps(2.1) Turn off the “Dynamic IP” to shut down the DHCP function(2.2) Put in the fixed IP, network management, net mask and DNS then click “Save”4.6.2 Server Address SettingThe Server Address will choose two methods, one is IP and one is domain name, you can only use one at a time.(1) When you are using Server IP to connect the server please turn off the “domainname analysis function”, set the server as 120.77.127.135.1617(2) when you are using the domain name to connect server you can choose on at “Domain Name Analysis Function” set the server as Server port name and data upgrade interval are fixed cannot be changed1 If you add a device, after saving there is no refreshment, please disconnect the data logger and restart it.Caustion:5 Server: Shineserver’s operation5.1Registration and login(1) Enter the address of the server on the computer browser to enter the ShineServer login page. If you are logging in for the first time, register the user name first. Enter the domain name access page, as shown in Figure 5-1.The overseas user server domain name is: 1819set up parameters by the server, you need to first add datalogger to the server, when Shinemaster added to the server, if the subsequent need to modify some parameters of If needed to the datalogger and all monitoring devices for data display, monitoring, andThe datalogger or enable, disable a function can be done through the server.Figure 5-1 Shine Server login page(2) Register the user name and input the user information according to the pop-up. After the information is completed, click “Register”.Note: “ShineMaster serial number” and “datalogger check code” seen on the package box.Fig 5-25.2 View monitoring data(1) After the registration is completed, it will automatically jump to the ShineServer main interface. Click "plant" → "plant data" , and the displayed information is the total power chart of the plant on the day. The drop-down list “Select collector” can be used to view the daily power chart of a single inverter in the power station.2021Fig 5-3(2) Click "plant" → "Device list" to see real-time data monitored by datalogger, "Inverter", "Weather station", "Smart Meter", and "Combined Box" "MAX" .22235.3 Add or Delete Monitoring devices, change the ShineMaster Baud rate5.3.1 Add or Delete Monitoring device(1) In the Server page click the “Device Management” and then click “Data Logger”. In this page click set the device updating icon.(2) Add one device, add one ATESS inverter set the 485 communication address is 1.(3) Delete one device, just like following figure.(4) Above adding or deleting devices if success following figure will pop out.5.3.2 Change ShineMaster Baud rate.(1) In the Server page click “Device Management” then click “Data Logger”, click the Baud rate setting icon.(2) Set chosen channel’s baud rate.(3) If success following figure will pop out.Note: The second channel of Baud rate setting would be the same as the fist channel. 2425ATESS inverterATESS inverter6 Device Maintenance6.2 Common faults and troubleshootingFaultCauseSuggestionCannot enter the ShineMaster internal page ShineMaster can not obtain the IP2.PC and the ShineMaster must be in 1.Enable Router DHCP Functionthe same domain.ShineMaster built-in page "System Status Information" shows not connectedUnable to connect to serverThe international user server domain is .1.Check whether the router network is connected to the Internet.2.Check if the "server address" is correctShineMaster is online, but the monitored device is disconnected after logging in to the accountequipment addressbuilt-in page to equipment address failed2.No access to the3.Inconsistent Photovoltaic1.Monitor connection add equipment and added4.Illegal PV device serial numberthe monitored PV equipment is 103.On the "Device Status" page of the illegal characters.letters and numbers, and there are no 1.Check the communication line is in contact with the stabilitysettings" to add photovoltaic devices device's communication address is 4.Check whether the serial number of built-in page, check whether the 2.Enter the built-in page "datalogger consistent with the added device. digits. It can only contain EnglishLong time no refresh interface after operationConfiguration page does not respondRefresh the page or login in again.6.3 Maintenance1. Avoid frequent switching of power supply, gently handle, to prevent damage;2. ShineMaster is a product for indoor use. Do not place ShineMaster in a humid environment or in direct sunlight.6.1 Reset ShineMasterIf you press the “reset” button for five seconds, it will erase all the registered device information. All the information for the server communication part will be kept.General specification7 Technical specifications7.1 ShineMaster specificationLength * width * height130mm*84mm*25mmNet Weight 180±g Protection gradeIP30Operating environmentAmbient temperature -40℃~ +60℃InstallationIndoor26278 Contact usCommunicationWireline communicationRS485 maximum stability monitoring 32invertersWirerless communicationNot supported temporarilyRS485 communication distance500 meters maximum (twisted shieldedcable)28SHENZHEN ATESS POWER TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTDNo.28 Guangming Road, Shiyan Street, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, P.R.China。

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及时发现土仓异物受限于勘探间距，盾构施工中异物、孤石等侵入开挖面的情况屡见不鲜，以往，仅能通过开仓勘验的方式进行检查，开仓对地层的稳定性要求较高，部分地层不具备开仓条件，或者需要进行加固后方具备开仓条件，开仓成本较高。

“珐玛通”土仓可视化系统，可以实时监测土仓内的情况，为操作手和施工管理提供第一手的视频资料。

另外，“珐玛通”土仓可视化系统可应用以往需要人工清洁的螺旋机出土口摄像机、皮带卸料口摄像机等恶劣工况的图像监控需求，采用“珐玛通”自清洁摄像系统，可以减少井下工人的工作量，并降低施工风险，尤其是螺旋机出土口摄像机，由于安装位置限制，采用人工清洁的安全风险较大。

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1.2 特点说明“珐玛通”土仓可视化监控系统针对土仓内恶劣的泥沙环境及砂石冲击进行了优化设计。

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EK-FT-11产品突出优势⏹高准确率——采用独有Vmin-EKF 算法（业界最精确的SOC 的估计算法），电池剩余容量估计SOC 精度已达到95%以上，业界领先；⏹高精确度——基于独有的D-Filter 算法高精度采集系统，系统参数（如单体电压）采集误差均在0.2%以内；温度采样误差±1℃（-20℃～85℃），电流采样误差±1A ；⏹高安全性——双重隔离电路及主动保护技术、强电安全、电磁兼容设计、多重主动保护技术（全面的安全管理和控制系统）；⏹高效均衡——领先的高频开关电路与温度保护技术（电池智能均衡技术）的使用，可同时控制多路电池均衡，总均衡电流可达到1A ，并通过温度监控、均衡失效等多重保护，确保均衡电路的稳定可靠；⏹强可靠性——创新优化结构设计；系统电路采用高冗余度设计，同时支持CAN 总线和高压继电器两种充放电控制方式；通过EMC 测试、高低温老化、防水防尘以及振动实验等，保证系统可靠运行；采用多重电源隔离方案，使得系统采样和通信的可靠性大大提高；BMUBMUBMUBMUBCU仪表Batterymodule 1Battery module 2Battery module 3Battery module nB U S电机控制器整车控制器⏹CAN 总线通讯功能——可通过多重隔离的CAN 总线实现与整车控制器/电机控制器、仪表及充电机之间的智能交互，实现各种信息的有效共享；EK-FT-11电池管理系统用户手册⏹绝缘监控功能——绝缘检测模块能够有效地检测电动汽车绝缘状况，实时显示绝缘故障等级，确保人身安全；⏹实时显示——通过RS485/CAN接口与上位机或显示屏进行通讯，实时显示电池组电压、温度、SOC、故障等信息；⏹强电控制——将强电控制系统和电池串管理单元独立设计，实现强弱电的有效隔离，避免串扰，提高电磁抗干扰能力，保证系统安全可靠运行；⏹系统上电自检——系统上电后对电压、温度、通讯、显示等功能进行自动检测，保证系统自身的工作正常。

USER MANUAL 嵌入式电源模块用户手册COMPACT SYSTEMAD-2U220S2430嵌入式通信电源模块——用户手册1前言欢迎您使用由本公司研发生产的嵌入式电源模块，模块为一体化设计，整机性能稳定，实用性强。

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安全守则高压 交流引入线为高压工作线路，操作过程一定要确保交流输入断电，操作过程中对不许动用的开关要加上临时禁止标识牌。

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严禁在雷雨天气下进行高压、交流电操作——用户手册2——用户手册4COMPACT SYSTEMAD-2U220S2430嵌入式通信电源模块——用户手册5七、其他特性项目 指标要求性能 机器噪音 输入电压和输出电压电流范围内，距离电源前、后、左、右1米，距离上、下1.5米，电源的噪音应小于55dB(A) 通过 MTBF 100,000H通过 振动 5～9Hz ，振幅3.5mm ，9～200 Hz ，加速度10m/s2,3轴向，每个方向扫频振动5次（3*50分钟），电源不损坏。

通过 冲击 半正弦波，加速度为20G ，脉冲宽度为11ms ，X 、Y 、Z 三方向，各三次 通过 防尘 有一定的防尘功能 通过 气味无异味或有害性气体通过第三章 外形图及接口定义、告警指示一、整机外形图整机尺寸：深（290mm ）*宽（482.6mm ）*高（89mm ）二、安装尺寸图COMPACT SYSTEMAD-2U220S2430嵌入式通信电源模块——用户手册6DISPLAY输出显示电源开关Power高频开关电源High frequency switching power supply并机信号及接点直 流 输 出 DC OUTPUT1路2路交流输入 C OUTPUT电 池 输 入 +电 池 输 入 - 直 流 输 出 +直 流 输 出 -后视图三、端子接口定义浮充:可旋转调节 均充:可旋转调节 Fail:故障时亮 Run:运行正常亮LED 显示 切换开关 拔码开关：均浮充转换 总开关COMPACT SYSTEMAD-2U220S2430嵌入式通信电源模块——用户手册7交流输入（L 、N 、E ） 干结点输出 负载输出保险空开 电池（+）电池（-）负载（+）负载（-）温馨提示 接线方式：可将电源输出正极（红色接线柱）接通信设备如交换机、光端机等GND 地线，电源输出负极（黑色接线柱）接通信设备负极。

AHRS模組USER MANUALARM ® Cortex ®-M 32-bit MicrocontrollerNuMicro ®Family AHRS 模組 User ManualThe information described in this document is the exclusive intellectual property ofNuvoton Technology Corporation and shall not be reproduced without permission from Nuvoton.Nuvoton is providing this document only for reference purposes of NuMicro microcontroller based systemdesign. Nuvoton assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.All data and specifications are subject to change without notice.For additional information or questions, please contact: Nuvoton Technology Corporation.AHRS模組 USER MANUAL 目錄1簡介 (5)特色 (5)1.1新唐姿態運算優勢 (6)1.22AHRS 模組硬體介紹 (7)模組分類 (7)2.12.1.1主控模組 (8)2.1.2通信模組 (11)3如何使用 AHRS 模組 (14)支援 IDE (14)3.1安裝 Nu-Link Mini 驅動程式 (14)3.2下載 AHRS 模組原始碼 (16)3.3連接 Nu-Link Mini (17)3.4在 Keil uVision® IDE 使用 Nu-Link Mini (18)3.54AHRS 模組資料運算庫 (20)姿態運算庫框圖 (21)4.1姿態運算庫應用架構 (22)4.2AHRS 模塊架構 (23)4.3AHRS 模塊應用框圖 (24)4.45AHRS 模組 Quick START (25)連接至 PC 主機 (25)5.1尋找藍牙模組 (25)5.2使用 AHRS AP 觀看姿態 (27)5.36AHRS 模組電路圖 (30)主控端感測器電路圖 (30)6.1主控端控制單元電路圖 (31)6.2通訊端充電電路圖 (32)6.3通訊端電源及通訊電路圖 (33)6.4AHRS 模組主控端 PCB 佈局 (34)6.5AHRS 模組 USER MANUALAHRS 模組通信端 PCB 佈局 (36)6.67 REVISION HISTORY (38)AHRS模組 USER MANUAL 圖目錄Figure 1-1 AHRS 模組 (5)Figure 2-1 AHRS 模組主控及通訊板全圖 (7)Figure 2-2 AHRS 模組主控端功能介紹圖 (8)Figure 2-3 AHRS 模組通信端藍牙與 USB 接口 (11)Figure 2-4 AHRS 模組通信端功能介紹圖 (12)Figure 3-1 Nu-Link Mini 連接示意圖 (17)Figure 4-1 姿態運算庫框圖 (21)Figure 4-2 姿態運算庫應用於無人機架構 (22)Figure 4-3 AHRS 資料庫模塊 (23)Figure 4-4 應用端框圖 (24)Figure 5-1 搜尋 ITON DM 字樣的藍牙模組 (25)Figure 5-2 與 ITON DM 配對成功 (26)Figure 5-3 Bluetooth 連結的標準序列埠 (26)Figure 5-4 AHRS 模組的初始資料 (27)Figure 5-5 AHRS AP 開啟位置 (28)Figure 5-6 AHRS AP 成功連結 (28)Figure 5-7 長方體方塊展現裝置目前姿態的狀況 (29)Figure 6-1 主控端感測器電路圖 (30)Figure 6-2 主控端控制單元電路圖 (31)Figure 6-3 通訊端充電電路圖 (32)Figure 6-4 通訊端電源及通訊電路圖 (33)Figure 6-5 AHRS 模組主控端正面 PCB 佈局 (34)Figure 6-6 AHRS 模組主控端反面 PCB 佈局 (35)Figure 6-7 AHRS 模組通信端正面 PCB 佈局 (36)Figure 6-8 AHRS 模組通信端反面 PCB 佈局 (37)AHRS 模組 USER MANUAL1 簡介AHRS (Attitude Heading Reference System) 模組姿態方向參考系統模組，搭載著新唐 NuMicro ®M452 系列 MCU ，內有強大的浮點運算單元，且擁有新唐獨家研發的姿態運算庫 (AHRS library)，是一種融合各種感測器且計算輸出尤拉角或是四元數，可給予後端開發輕鬆的獲取目前的姿態方向，可應用於無人機、VR 眼鏡、體感控制器、機器人、掃地機、相機雲台…等等；感測器有加速度計、陀螺儀、電子羅盤及高度計…等，模組上又整合了藍牙模組，可與手機或是電腦平台通訊，對於物聯網應用的開發者而言，可以帶來極大的便利性。

User ManualCONTENTSIntroduction (1)Box items and guidelines (2)Charging (2)Unpacking (3)Warning (3)The main parts of the Cashmaster (4)Keys and displayThekeypad (5)Thescreen (5)Thetray (5)Key identificationFastkeys (6)Getting started (7)What you can count (7)Switchingon (8)Setting date and time (9)Setting bank mode (10)Switching bank mode on/off (11)Switching auto-add on/off (12)Switching scroll on/off (13)Counting (14)Learning - bills only (14)Counting loose bills (15)Counting loose coins (16)Counting rolled coins (17)Totalling, clearing, and printing (18)Troubleshooting (19)FAQ (20)Technical specification (20)Global support (21)Copyright © 2017 Cashmaster International. All rights reserved. This document may not be copiedor reproduced in whole or in part, or transferred to any other media or language, by means withoutINTRODUCTIONThe Cashmaster Sigma 105 is an electronic weighing device which calculates the value of coins and bills. The Cashmaster Sigma 105 supports your domestic currency: bills and coins. The intuitive user friendly interface guides you through the cash counting process. The Cashmaster Sigma 105 is programmed to count the contents of a typical cash register:· Bills (loose)· Coins (loose, rolled)Using the Cashmaster you will notice some changes in the way you work:· Reduced paperwork· Streamlined working methods, makingthe business more competitive· More time to concentrate on key tasksChargingCharging takes approximately 3 hours.Only use the device with the factory supplied power adapter.When the LED is red this indicates that the battery is fast-charging. When the LED is green the battery is fully charged.When the LED is flashing the battery is very low and the unit is on slow charge.If the LED continues to flash for more than 3 hours the battery may have a fault (In event of this, switch off the power at the mains and contact Customer Support).To fully charge the battery, plug the Cashmaster machine into the mains. The LED on the front will show GREEN (for one second) then RED .Cashmaster Sigma 105BOX ITEMS & GUIDELINES1. Unpack your Cashmaster machine and check that you have a Cashmaster scale, a tray, a power adapter and a scoop.2. Place the Cashmaster scale on a firm even surface.3. Fit the tray into the top of the Cashmaster scale. Push down very firmly until it clicks into place. (To remove the tray, hold the Cashmaster machine firmly and twist the tray until it clicks, then lift the tray from the base).4. Plug the power adapter into the socket at the back of the Cashmaster scale.5. Ensure the tray is empty (the coin scoop/cup should NOT be placed on the tray before switching on).Push down VERY FIRMLY until you hear aclickUNPACKINGWarningEnsure power is switched off during cleaning.Clean machine with dry cloth only. Do not use cleaning products or damp material.Do not spill any liquids on device. If liquid is spilled on device, disconnect the power cable and contact your supplier.Do not leave any objects on the Cashmaster or tray when not in use.Do not use a damaged or wet power adapter.Do not connect power adapter with wet hands.Do not place weights over 1.5kg on the device.Do not disassemble the device, sensitive elements in the scale may be affected and this will affect your warranty.The Cashmaster Sigma 105 shown above is the device you are going to use. There are three main component parts:· the keypad · the screen · the trayThe Cashmaster is robust and will stand up to all normal Cash Office activities. Treat it with sensible care.ScreenKeypad TrayTHE MAIN PARTS OF THE CASHMASTERThe keypadTo keep counting as easy as possible, the number and layout of the keys on the keypad has been kept simple.They are designed to resist spills and increase durability.The screenThis is where you will see: - displays of the piece and value counts - messages related to Cashmaster functionsThe trayThe tray is designed to hold scoops, rolled coins and loose bills. To insert, place the trayon the Cashmaster and push down very frmly, until you hear a click.KEYS AND DISPLAYThe ON/OFF key. Press once to switch machine on. Press and hold down to switch machine off.The COINS/BILLS key. Used for selecting coins, bills or rolles of coins.The c/+ key. Used for clearing values and adding to totals.Fast keysFast key functions are controls that allow you to quickly access settings within the Cashmaster. To perform the fast key functions press both keys simultaneously.Set Bank Limit Bank on/off toggleAuto Scroll on/off toggleAuto Add on/off toggle Calibrate Scoop Switch CurrencyUP and DOWN arrow keys. Used to toggle between denominations.The PRINT key. Press once for a print out of the totals.The FUNCTION key. In combination with other keys is used to control various settings. (Please see ‘Fast keys’).KEY IDENTIFICATIONWhat you can countBills Rolled coins Loose coin counting Bill countingHow to count cash itemsGETTING STARTEDScoop - for counting loose coins that are on a scoop or other calibrated container.Loose coinsSwitching onPressWhen the Cashmaster is initially switched on, the display will show the following “Place empty scoop on scale”.You must now place the scoop provided on the tray. This scoop is now ready to be used with the machine. (Please note the scoop must only be used for counting coins).You are now in count mode.To recalibrate the scoop at any time (ensure the tray is empty):Currency Setting *IMPORTANT*Please ensure your Cashmaster is set to your domestic currency. The set currency is shown above the Total/Bank on the display. See table below for country and corresponding currency setting.stopping at the desired currency.Place EmptyScoop On ScaleCountryUSA Europe Currency USD EurGETTING STARTEDSetting date and timeTo change the date and time settings, you need to enter the supervisor menu.Date/Time Use the arrow keys to toggle between date and time.Power the machine off.GETTING STARTEDSetting bank modeThis function allows you to set the bank value on the Cashmaster.Change bank valueX on sreen.Floatx---.-- 0.00GETTING STARTEDBankGETTING STARTEDSwitching bank mode on/offOnce you have stored your default bank amount in memory, you can switch the bank mode on/off as required.The display will show the current bank amount stored and you may begin counting inbank mode.Indicates bank is offIndicates bank is onSwitching auto-add on/offAuto-add is a feature which allows the Cashmaster to automatically addthe value of any bill/coin amount (which is placed on the tray) to the total amount.If auto-add is off, the value displayed will not be automatically added to the totals,to add the value to the totals.Your device may already have auto-add set to on/off as default. See below:Indicates auto-add is onIndicates auto-add is offGETTING STARTEDSwitching scroll on/offAuto-scroll feature allows the Cashmaster to automatically advance to the next denomination when the value has been added to the total and the cash is removed from the tray.Your device may already have Auto scroll set to on/off as default. See below:Indicates auto-scroll is onGETTING STARTEDLearning - bills onlyAll Cashmaster machines are calibrated at our production facility to the average bill weights of your domestic currency. As bill weights vary slightly depending on age and usage and humidity of the environment, the following should be completed on receipt of your new machine.(Please ensure auto-add/scroll has been switched off before beginning “bill learning” - see page 12 and 13.)1. 2. Place 8 -10 bills of the chosen denomination on the tray.3. When the Cashmaster beeps add some more bills.4. Remove all bills from the tray.5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 several times each time increasing the number you can apply in one slice. After repeating a few times you will be able to apply 25 - 30 bills in one go.If the display shows :remove a few bills until you see a valid reading, then continue re-adding bills.COUNTINGToo Many Remove SomeCounting loose billsPlace bills of the selected denomination on the tray.Bills should be applied in slices of up to 30 bills at a time. The device is constantly learning, if too many bills are applied this message will be displayed.Simply remove a few bills until the message disappears, then continue adding bills to those already on the tray.Repeat above steps for each denomination of bill. To skip a denomination,Too Many Remove SomeCOUNTINGCounting loose coinsPlace the scoop of the selected coins on the tray; the Cashmaster will beep and the display will show the value of the coin and the number of coins in the scoop:If auto-add is on, the Cashmaster will automatically update the totals, and beep toconfirm the add. Remove the scoop from the tray and advance to the next denomination in the sequence.scoop from the tray and advance to the next denomination in the sequence.Note: If bank mode is on, the bank amount will decrease as more money is counted, it will be displayed at the bottom of the screen; once the bank amount has been reached your Cashmaster will signal with a double beep, the screen will show the total amount for the day; the bank value has already been taken into account.COUNTINGCounting rolled coinsPlace a roll of coins on the tray. If the roll is full the Cashmaster recognises the weight. The denomination, together with the value, is shown on the display. For certain denominations of rolls the display will show:If the machine does not recognise the weight as a “full roll” the following will be displayed.thenThe machine will then display the value together with the number of coins in the roll.* Suspect *Select Actual Denomination(2) Possible ResultsCOUNTINGClearing the sub-totalsClearing grand totalsconfirm”.Printing the totals(When using the printer it is always advisable to operate the machine with the mains adapter connected).TOTALLING, CLEARING & PRINTINGMode Message Description CoinsLoose/ Rolled Too much weighton scaleThis means there is too much weight on scale, simplyremove some. The Cashmaster will weigh up to amaximum of 1.5kg.Rolled* Suspect *Roll applied is suspect. User may leave roll on tray and select the correct denomination for an actual roll amount.NotesLoose PRESS ZEROKEY Cashmaster has drifted from zero (usually due to draft or vibration). Ensure the tray is empty, then press on/ off key momentarily.Loose Please removescoop/cup fromscalePlease remove scoop from the scale. User hasselected a bill denomination while the scoop is stillon the tray. Remove the scoop.Loose Too ManyRemove some Bills should be applied in amounts of up to 30 at a time. Simply remove a few bills until the message disappears then continue counting.MiscHigh vibration lockout Check that the Cashmaster is placed on a level surface and away from vibrations and drafts (e.g. air conditioning or fan).Battery low Plug machine into power supply to recharge battery.Print timeout Ensure that printer is switched on and properlyconnected to the scale before retrying.Scale is below minimum weight!Indicates that the tray has not been placed correctly. Ensure tray is pushed firmly into the Cashmaster.TROUBLESHOOTINGWeight1kg Dimension162mm (W) x 172mm (H) x 224mm (D)Load Capacity1.5kg Power SupplyMains adapter 12V 2.5A LED red:Battery charging LED Green:Battery fully charged LED flashing red/green:Very low battery and charging LED off:Power from battery only Battery Type LiPo 7.4V 1250mAhTECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FAQWhat is the maximum weight the machine can weigh?1.5kg.What do I do if my printer does not work?1. Ensure printer is connected to machine 2. Ensure printer has power 3. Ensure printer is loaded with correct paper 4. Ensure paper grip level is in downward positionNorth America t: +1 877 227 4627e:***************************Hong Kong and Asia t: +852 2157 9363e:****************************Germany t: +49 (0) 2463 999 339e:**********************UK and all other customers t: +44 (0) 1383 410 121e:**********************GLOBAL SUPPORT。

SMART AIR CONDITIONERUSER MANUALIMPORTANT NOTERead the manual carefully before installing orconnecting your air conditioner. Make sure tosave this manual for future reference.version A-09-2019mo c.e l y t s e f i l-a b i h s o t.s uPage 2User Manual User Manual 123748596DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ........................................................................... 4SPECIFICATION OF WIRELESS MODULE .............................................................. 4PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................ 4SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................... 5DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL THE APP ................................................................... 6CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT .......................................................................................... 7NETWORK CONFIGURATION ................................................................................... 9HOW TO USE THE APP ............................................................................................. 14SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................. 1810Amazon Alexa Instructions – Android and Toshiba AC NA App................ 2111Google Home Instructions – Android and Toshiba App. (30)CAUTION•This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS 210 of Industry & Science Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.•Only operate the device in accordance with the instructions supplied.This device complies with FCC and IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC and IC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 20cm (8 inches) during normal operation.responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitsfor a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Theselimits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation. This equipment generatesuses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installedand used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occurin a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmfulinterference to radio or television reception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user isencouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of thefollowing measures:•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. User Manual Page 3Page 4User Manual 1.DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY2.SPECIFICATION OF WIRELESS MODULE3.PRECAUTIONSWe hereby declare that this AC is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.Model : US-OSK103Standard : IEEE 802.11 b/g/nAntenna Type : External omnidirectional AntennaFrequency : 2.4 GHz (wireless)Maximum Transmitted Power : 15 dBm MaxDimensions : 41 x 24 x 5 (mm)Operation Temperature : 0°C ~ 45°C / 32°F ~ 113°F.Operation Humidity : 10% ~ 85%Power Input : DC 5V/300 mA1.Supports operating systems: iOS 7+ or Android 4+.2.In the event of a OS update, there may be a delay between the update of the OS and a related software update during which your OS may or may not be supported until a new version is released. Your specifi c mobile phone or problems in your network may prevent the system from working and Toshiba will not be responsible for any problems that could be caused by incompatibility or network issues.3.This Smart AC only supports WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (recommended) encryption.Please check the Toshiba Lifestyle website, , for updated information.4.To ensure proper scanning of the QR code, your smart phone must have at least a 5-megapixel camera.5.Due to unstable network connectivity, requests may time out. If this happens,re-run the network confi guration.User Manual Page 54. SYSTEM OVERVIEW 6. Due to unstable network connectivity, commands may time out. If this icting information. The information displayed on the actual product is always the most accurate available. Refresh the app to re-sync.Devices required to use the Smart AC:1. Smart Phone with compatible iOS or Android system.2. Wireless Router (a 2.4 GHz network is required to connect)3. Smart Air Conditioner12333Page 6User Manual 5. DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL THE APPAndroid QR code Apple QR codeScan to download app.• You can also go to Google Play or App Store and search for Toshiba Smart AC. For more information, please refer to Toshiba Lifestyle website: .User Manual Page 76.1 Press “Sign Up”. 6.2 Enter your email address and password.• Make sure your smartphone is connected to your wireless router and your • Make sure your smartphone is connected to your wireless router and your wireless router has a working 2.4GHz internet connection.wireless router has a working internet connection.• It is recommended to activate your account immediately to be able to recoveryour password by email.Page 8User Manual 6.3 Press “Registration”. 6.4 If you forget your password, press “Forgot password?” on the main menu and enter your email address. Then press “Reset Password”.NOTES• Make sure your smartphone is able to connect to the wireless network which will be used.• Make sure also that the device is not connecting to other networks inrange.User Manual Page 97.1Log in with your account.7.2 Use “+ Add Device” to add appliancesPage 10User Manual 7.3.1 Select your AC type.7.3.2 Turn the air conditioner on, then wait for 5 seconds before continuing.7.3 Connect your device to Wireless.90%90%7.3.3 Press and hold VENT ANGLE/SWING (on Portable AC) orCONNECT (on Window AC)buttons for 3-5 seconds. The unitwill enter Access Point mode andthe display will show “AP”.7.3.4 For Android devices, you maychoose to scan the QR code onthe air conditioner for setup. Ifnot using a QR code, or if youare using an iOS device, selectManual Setup.NOTEOn Portable AC, you can also use the remote controller by pressing the LED button 7 times.CONNECTPress and hold the "CONNECT" button for7.3.6 Return to the “Toshiba” App, select your preferred 2.4 GHz wireless network, and type in your password. Then press “Start Con guration”.Rednet Wireless7.3.5 Go to your phone’s wirelessnetwork settings, connect to the network named “net_ac_xxxx”, (where each x is some number, 0-9 or letter, A-F) and use the password “12345678”.7.3.7 The app will show you theprogress. If there is a failure,please check your networksettings and unit and try again. 7.3.8 Name your unit.NOTES• When fi nishing network confi guration, the app will indicate success by displaying a message.• In unstable network connections, the products may still appear on the app as “offl ine”. If this happens, wait for it to show up on the device list or turn the air conditioner’s power off. After 30 seconds, turn the unit back on and wait a few minutes before checking again. If the unit is still offl ine, try the pairing process again.8. HOW TO USE THE APPLog in and select your unit to control it from wherever you are, using your smart phone.USING THE APP BACK ARROW:Use this arrow to take you back to the main screen.1MODE:Use this button to switch between modes. Modes may include: AUTO, DRY, FAN, COOL, and HEAT.7UNIT NAME: This is the name of the unit you are currently controlling.2FAN SPEED:Use this button to switch between fan speeds. Fan speeds include: AUTO, LOW, MEDIUM, and HIGH.8SLEEP CURVE:Use this button to turn the SLEEP CURVE mode on.9Eco Mode: Use this button to turn Eco Mode on and o .10LED: Use this button to turn the display onor o .11FUNCTION:Use this button to access functions such as the timer and sleep curve.3TEMPERATUE AND MODE DISPLAY:This display shows what temperature and mode the air conditioner is set to.4POWER:Use this button to turn the unit on and o .6INDOORTEMPERATURE: This displayshows the current temperature indoors.5NOTEEvery function may not be supported by your model. Please refer to your product’s user manual for more details.172893465There are additional functions if you tap on the up arrow.1011172893465Auto mode Cool mode Dry modeFan mode Unit OFF9. SPECIAL FUNCTIONSFunctions on this page include: Timer On, Timer Off, Sleep Curve, and Check.With this function, you can manually select what time you would like the airconditioner to turn on/off. Additionally, you can select which days you would like the timer to apply to.Timer on / Timer off90%90%90%With this function, you can customize your air conditioner’s settings for each hour that you are asleep. Scroll left and right to adjust up to 8 hours of the sleep curve.With this function, you can run a self-diagnosis. The app will show a report on key items and their status.Self Diagnosis - “Check” FunctionNote: If you already have the skill installed, skip to steps 16-19 to connect your AC unit.1. Make sure your AC unitis connected to your Toshiba AC NA app.2. Download the Amazon Alexa app from the Google Play Store.3. Sign in or create your Amazon account.4. Follow the Amazon Alexa app’s instructions to setup the app.5. Select the side menu button in the top left-hand cornerof the screen.User Manual Page 216. On the side menu, select the “Skills and Games” button.7. Tap the search icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen.Page 22User Manual8. Search for “Toshiba AC NA Smart Home Skill” in the search bar.9. Select “Enable to Use”User Manual Page 23Page 24User Manual10. Enter your Toshiba AC NA credentials into the “Link Account” tab.11. Click the “Done” button in the top left-hand corner to begin searching for your AC.12. Click the “Discover Devices” button in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.13. On the “Setup” tab, you will see how many devices were discovered. Pick the AC you want to connect by clicking the “Choose Device” button at the bottomof the screen.User Manual Page 25Page 26User Manual14. Under the “What device do you want to set up?” tab, choose the desired AC and click the “Set up Device” button at the bottom of the screen.15. You can add the AC to a group if desired.16. Your AC can be found in the “Thermostats” section of the “Devices” tab.Note: Stop here if you did not have the skill installed on your Amazon Alexa app to start.17. Under “Devices” tab, click on the plus icon in the top right-hand corner.User Manual Page 2718. On the menu that pops up, click “Add Device”.19. Scroll to the bottom of the “What type of device are you setting up?” menu and select other.Page 28User Manual“Alexa, turn on (given name of AC).”“Alexa, set (given name of AC) mode to cool.”“Alexa, set (given name of AC) temperature to 70.”20. On the “Setup” tab, click “Discover Devices” on the bottom of your screen.Note: Return to steps 12-15 to learn how to add your AC to a group.To help get familiar with using your Amazon Alexa connected AC, here are some example commands to help get you started:Command Examples for your Amazon Alexa AC:.User Manual Page 291. Make sure your AC unit connected to your Toshiba AC NA app2. Download the Google Home app from the Google Play Store3. Sign in or create your Google account4. Under the “Home” tab, select “Add”Page 30User Manual11. Google Home Instructions – Android and Toshiba App5. Under “Add to Home”, select “Set up Device”6. Under “Works with Google”, select “Have something already set up?”User Manual Page 317. Select search option in top right-hand corner of the screen and search for Toshiba AC NA.8. Enter your credentials for the Toshiba AC NA app and authorize Google to access your device.Page 32User Manual9. Select device you want to add:10. You can choosehome and the speci croom to add device to:11. Once these are selected,you can close out of thehome/room selectionscreens and just connectit to your account.User Manual Page 3312. For future commands, you can nd your AC name directly below the appliance logo on the home menu screen:Command Examples for your Google Home AC:To help get familiar with using your Google Home connected AC, here are some example commands to help get you started:“Ok Google, turn on (given name of AC unit)”“Ok Google, change (given name of AC unit) mode to Auto”“Ok Google, change (given name of AC unit) temperature setting to 70 degrees”“Ok Google, set (given name of AC unit) to high”Tip: All commands work for multiple units if you say “all air conditioners” instead of the speci c name of one individual unitPageUser Manual 34。

使用说明书Usermanual感谢阁下信任本公司的产品，为了使您能更愉快地使用该设备，请在使用前务必仔细阅读此说明书。

Thank you for using the products,in order to make you more happy to use this equipment,please read this manual carefully before you use.产品功能图示Product function diagram电源输入孔The power input hole耗材导入口Import and exportLCD 显示屏LCD display调温开关Temperature control switch调速开关Speed control switch 退丝按键Wire back button 送丝按钮Wire forward button 喷嘴加热头Integrated nozzle heating head 挂钩Hook规格定义及电气参数Specifications and parameters:出料方式：热熔挤压堆积成型Discharging mode:hot melt extrusion molding 成型方式：三维成型Molding:three-dimensional molding打印范围：无限定Print range:Unlimited吐丝速度：可调Spinning speed:adjustable 温度：60℃-245℃可调T emperature:60℃-245℃adjustable 设备工作电压：12V2AWorking voltage:12V2A equipment喷嘴直径：0.7mmThe nozzle diameter:0.7mm耗材直径：1.75mmFilament diameter:1.75mm特征Characteristic:·LCD屏能显示耗材种类、速度、温度、警告信息LCD display can directly show the information like filament type,speed level,temperature, warning，more humanized display interface.·支持ABS和PLASupport shift between PLA and ABS·2A供电，能耗低Max working current is2A,lower energy consumption·人体工学设计，注重用户感受Human engineering design,Pay attention to the user experience·点触式调速调温，智能切换材料所需温度Smart program control,simplifies use,intelligent filament replacement are used for the first time,this makes the user more convenient,more secure to change and replace the filament.警告！Warning!1.此设备适用于8岁以上儿童和成人使用。

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电子书手册组件部件名称 内部及外部 字符输入键屏幕配置 书籍 音乐 录制 备忘录 日志347第 1 章 入门组件为改进产品性能或质量，组件内容可能会变更，恕不另行通知。

各部件名称部件的外表及所印刷或刻印的内容可随型号或各部件的名称而异。

产品的外部/内部产品的外部/内部字符输入键屏幕配置书籍书籍类型书籍列表当前时间/日期所选的书籍收藏书籍电池阅读进度屏幕配置备忘录备忘录列表所选的备忘录第 2 章 了解基本功能连接 连接耳机 插入/卸下 SD 卡 推荐使用的 SD 卡 连接计算机 将文件（文件夹）复制至产品 删除文件/文件夹 断开与计算机的连接17开机/关机 开机关机使用锁住和重置功能 使用锁住功能使用重置功能选择菜单选择想要的菜单充电 通过连接到电脑充电13141516开机/关机开机1. 将【锁住/电源】开关滑至右端，即可开机。

关机1. 产品开启后，将【锁住/电源开关】滑至右端，即可关闭电源。

使用锁住和重置功能使用锁住功能1. 将【锁住/电源开关】滑至左端，即可锁定该产品。

2. 将【锁住/电源开关】滑至右端，即可对该产品解锁。

使用重置功能1. 若程序暂停且按键不起作用，打开产品底部的护盖，并用带尖端的工具 按【重置孔】。

2. 将【锁住/电源】开关滑至右端，即可开机。

使用重置功能时，当前时间及存储于内存的数据不会删除。

在产品运行过程中切勿使用重置功能。

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选择菜单选择想要的菜单由于 EPD 的特征，可能会出现以下情况，但产品仍可正常运行。

- 在菜单间移动时屏幕闪烁且响应缓慢。

- 屏幕可能出现残影。

- 若在极冷或极热的环境下使用，残影现象可能更严重，屏幕切换可能非常缓慢。

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耳机必须另行购买。

插入/卸下 SD 卡1. 关闭电源，将 SD 卡（见下图）放入 SD 卡插槽，并轻轻按紧。

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X300Pro3User ManualStatementThis handbook is the manual of X300Pro3.Without the written permission from the manufacturer, any company or individual shall not copy or backup it in any form(electronic,mechanical, photocopying,recording or otherwise).This manual is only operating instructions for X300Pro3.If any result caused by using it on other equipment,the company does not assume any responsibility for it.If not quality problems of X300Pro3such as equipment failure caused by user abuse or misuse, unauthorized disassembly,repair equipment yourself,not operate or maintain by the instructions, lose it,the repair will not be free.Other product names mentioned in this manual are in order to describe how to use X300Pro3,and their copyrights are still observed by the original company.X300Pro3and files are used for normal vehicles maintenance.If used for illegal purposes,the company does not assume legal responsibility.ContentChapter1:Summary (1)1.1Features (1)1.1.1Advantages (1)1.1.2Durability (1)1.2Introduction of the device (2)1.2.1The main unit and accessories (2)1.3Hardware technical specification (3)1.4Functions Setting (3)1.4.1Functions Selection (4)1.4.2System Setting (4)1.4.2.1Language Selection (4)1.4.2.2Contrast Adjustment (5)1.4.2.3Font Setting (5)1.4.2.4Metric/Inch………………………………………………………………………..1.4.2.5Data Logging……………………………………………………………………..1.4.3System Information (5)1.4.4Device Self-test (6)Chapter2:How to update software for X300PRO3 (6)2.1Update Tool software Installation (7)2.2Software Updating (8)Chapter1:Summary1.1.Features1.1.1.AdvantagesMulti-language environment can be applied in different countries and regions.The main unit system adopts ARM high speed chip to keep it running fast,stable and anti-jamming.Updating via SD card at any moment.Modern design and high-definition true color screen realize the integration of automotive industry and electronic information technologies and make auto diagnosis and key programming easier,practical and economical.1.1.2DurabilityIntegrity structure design makes it crack resistance,shock resistance and durable.Industrial design ensures the tool work stably under tough environment, such as high and low temperatures.1.2Introduction of the device1.2.1The main unit and accessories(Picture as below)Name InstructionTesting cable port Connect to the main test cable for autokey programmingDisplay Screen Show informationF1Keyboard input option keyF2Keyboard input option keyEnter OKESC Exit or give upUp UpRight To rightDown DownLeft To leftTF card slot To keep diagnostic program or data1.3Hardware technical specificationDimension:23.9cm(L)*12cm(W)*3.6cm(H)CPU:ARM7Power Supply:DC12VOperation Power:DC12VOperation Temperature:-20~60Display Screen:320*240TFT Screen1.4Functions SettingPower on and then press ENTER on the screen then go to the function setting, setting information as shown below:1.4.1Function SelectionSelect different functions according to different requirements.Note:Software numbers and functions are different according to different product configuration.Further detailed information,please contact your distributor.1.4.2System SettingSelect System Setting,language and contrast can be adjusted,as shown below:1.4.2.1Language SelectionThis device supports simplified Chinese,traditional Chinese,English,Russia,Greek, Spanish,Italian.In the language directory,select required language by Up and Down and press ENTER to confirm it.1.4.2.2ContrastAccording to the environment,adjust the brightness of the screen by the left andright buttons,as shown below:1.4.2.3Font SettingAccording to requirement,select different font.1.4.2.4Metric/InchAccording to different requirements,select the Metric/Inch by the up and down keys, and press ENTER to confirm as show below,1.4.2.5Data LoggingAny problems during testing,please use the Data Logging function to record the test process and send the data to us.Select ON by the up and down keys and press ENTER to confirm,shown as below,Note:Every time you need to select ON if you want to record the data before testing car.1.4.3System InformationSystem information includes product serial number,hardware version,software version,release date,register password,etc.1.4.4Device Self-testDevice self-test includes screen display,keyboard testing.hardware self-testing,etc. If it cannot show enough pictures on the screen,keyboard not work,and hardware self-test not get through,please return this X300Pro3to the manufacturer.Chapter2:How to update software for X300Pro32.1Update Tool software installationDownload the update tool and diagnostic software on ,double click,then go to the next step:Step1Click“Next”Step2:Click“NextStep3:Click“Next”Step4:Click“Finish”2.2Software UpdatingAfter Update Tool installationcompleted,click the Update Toolsoftware icon on desktop to start the update tools.Operation steps asfollowing:Step1Open update toolStep2Click the source menu,choose theprogram you want to update,click it and confirmStep3:Click and select all the software then click“update”Step4:Wait for several minutes then the updating finishedNote For new update software and questions during updating,please contact your distributor.。

User Manual Abbreviations - How to Write Abbreviations are widely used in technical documentation, including user manuals, to simplify and standardize the writing process. They serve as a convenient way of conveying complex terms or phrases in a concise manner. In this user manual, we will provide a comprehensive guide on how to write and use abbreviations effectively.Why Use Abbreviations?Abbreviations are used to enhance readability, reduce word count, and provide a standardized approach to technical writing. By replacing long and repetitive terms with abbreviations, users can quickly grasp the meaning behind the concept without being overwhelmed by lengthy explanations. Additionally, abbreviations facilitate the process of translating documents into different languages, ensuring consistency across various language versions of a user manual.Guidelines for Creating AbbreviationsWhen creating and using abbreviations in user manuals, it is crucial to follow some guidelines to ensure consistency and clarity throughout the document. Here are some key guidelines to consider:1. Create Abbreviations When NecessaryOnly create an abbreviation when it offers a significant advantage in terms of readability and reducing word count. Avoid unnecessary abbreviations, particularly for terms that are already widely known and understood by the target audience.2. Full Term IntroductionIntroduce the full term or phrase before using an abbreviation for the first time in the document. This helps the readers understand the meaning of the abbreviation and ensures clarity.3. Consistency in UsageMaintain consistency in the usage of abbreviations throughout the entire user manual. Always use the same abbreviation for a specific term throughout the document.4. Avoid Acronyms ConfusionDifferentiate between abbreviations and acronyms. An abbreviation is formed by taking the initial letters of a term or phrase, while an acronym is an abbreviationformed from the initial letters of multiple words that can be pronounced as a word. Make sure to clarify the difference between both in the user manual.5. Use Abbreviation ListInclude an abbreviation list at the beginning or end of the user manual. This list will provide users with a quick reference for all the abbreviations used throughout the document.6. Limit the Number of AbbreviationsTo avoid confusion, limit the usage of abbreviations to a necessary minimum. Overuse of abbreviations can lead to comprehension difficulties and make the document harder to read and understand.Writing the AbbreviationWhen introducing the abbreviation for the first time, follow these steps:1.Write the full term or phrase, followed by the abbreviation inparentheses. For example, User Interface (UI).2.Make sure the abbreviation is capitalized if the full term or phrasestarts with capital letters.3.Place a comma after the abbreviation, and continue the text withoutany special formatting.Once the abbreviation has been explained, it can be used consistently throughout the user manual without the need to reiterate the full term or phrase.Using Abbreviations ResponsiblyWhile abbreviations can significantly improve readability and reduce word count, it is essential to use them responsibly. Consider the following points:1.Do not overuse abbreviations, especially in sections that requiredetailed explanations or when addressing novice users.2.Avoid using abbreviations in headings, titles, or section subheadingsto ensure clarity.3.Aim for maximum comprehension by choosing the most suitableabbreviations based on user familiarity and industry standards.ConclusionUsing abbreviations in user manuals is an effective way to enhance clarity, readability, and consistency. Following the guidelines provided in this manual will ensure that your document remains understandable and properly conveys information to the intended audience. Remember to use abbreviations responsibly and sparingly, keeping in mind the needs and knowledge level of your users.。

User Manual - Abbreviation in EnglishIntroductionThe User Manual, also known as the instruction manual, provides vital information on how to use a particular product or service effectively. It serves as a reference guide for users, helping them navigate through various features and functionalities. In this document, we will discuss the importance of abbreviations used in English user manuals and their significance in enhancing communication.Why Use Abbreviations?Abbreviations play a crucial role in user manuals as they provide concise and efficient communication. By condensing lengthy terms or phrases into shorter forms, abbreviations help save space and make the content more readable. Moreover, they facilitate easy comprehension, especially in instances where repeating a certain term multiple times may lead to redundancy and confusion.Consistency in AbbreviationsMaintaining consistency throughout the user manual is essential when using abbreviations. A consistent approach ensures clarity and avoids confusion among users. Here are some guidelines to follow:1.Define abbreviations: Every abbreviation used in the manual shouldbe defined clearly when first introduced. This helps users understand theirmeaning and facilitates better comprehension throughout the document.e standardized abbreviations: If there are standard abbreviationsrecognized within specific industries or fields, it is advisable to adhere to those conventions. This aids in establishing a common language and avoids ambiguity.3.Consistent formatting: Ensure that the formatting of theabbreviations remains consistent throughout the document. This includescapitalization, punctuation, and any additional styling used for emphasis.Abbreviation PlacementAbbreviations should be strategically placed within the user manual to maximize their effectiveness. Here are a few ways to achieve this:1.Headers and titles: Abbreviations can be used in headers and titlesto provide a concise overview of the section’s content. This allows users toquickly scan and locate the information they need.2.Paragraphs and bullet points: Within the body of the manual,abbreviations can be incorporated to condense lengthy explanations orrepetitive terms. This helps keep the content concise and focused.3.Tables and diagrams: When using tables or diagrams to present dataor instructions, abbreviations can be utilized to save space and enhancereadability. However, it is crucial to ensure that their meanings are clearlydefined in the accompanying text.Benefits of Using AbbreviationsUsing abbreviations in user manuals offers several benefits:1.Enhanced readability: Abbreviations help users navigate throughthe manual quickly and easily, by reducing the length and complexity of thecontent. This makes the overall reading experience more efficient and user-friendly.2.Space-saving: By condensing lengthy terms, abbreviations savevaluable space, especially in cases where there are limitations on documentlength or size. This is particularly advantageous in the digital space whereconcise content is preferred.3.Improved user experience: Abbreviations contribute to astreamlined user experience, as they allow users to find information morequickly and efficiently. This can lead to increased satisfaction and a positiveperception of the product or service.ConclusionAbbreviations are a valuable tool in user manuals as they contribute to effective communication, enhanced readability, and a streamlined user experience. By adhering to consistent formatting, defining abbreviations, and strategically placing them throughout the document, the user manual becomes a more concise and user-friendly reference guide. It is important to remember to avoid using excessive abbreviations, as this may lead to confusion. When used appropriately, abbreviations can greatly enhance the overall quality and effectiveness of a user manual.。