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UG435.07: Energy Saving with Silicon Labs Connect v3.xThis chapter of the Connect v3.x User’s Guide discusses techni-ques to reduce power consumption of network applications based on the Silicon Labs Connect Stack. The Connect stack is delivered as part of the Silicon Labs Proprietary Flex SDK v3.0 and higher. The Connect v3.x User's Guide assumes that you have already installed the Simplicity Studio development environ-ment and the Flex SDK, and that you are familiar with the basics of configuring, compiling, and flashing Connect-based applica-tions. Refer to UG435.01: About the Connect v3.x User's Guide for an overview of the chapters in the Connect v3.x User's Guide. The Connect v3.x User's Guide is a series of documents that provides in-depth infor-mation for developers who are using the Silicon Labs Connect Stack for their applica-tion development. If you are new to Connect and the Proprietary Flex SDK, see QSG168: Proprietary Flex SDK v3.x Quick Start Guide.Proprietary is supported on all EFR32FG devices. For others, check the device's data sheet under Ordering Information > Protocol Stack to see if Proprietary is supported. In Proprietary SDK version 2.7.n, Connect is not supported on EFR32xG22.KEY POINTS•Discusses Silicon Labs Connect energy modes.•Describes the support for sending data to sleepy end devices.•Describes additional methods for reducing1. Introduction to Energy ModesIn battery-powered microcontroller applications, saving energy is essential. By reducing current consumption, the application's effective battery life can be significantly increased.The Wireless Gecko (EFR32™) portfolio supports five Energy Modes:•Run Mode (Energy Mode 0)•Sleep Mode (Energy Mode 1)•Deep Sleep Mode (Energy Mode 2)•Stop Mode (Energy Mode 3)•Hibernate Mode / Shut Off Mode (Energy Mode 4)Of these five energy modes, Silicon Labs Connect supports EM0, EM1, and EM2.1.1 Energy Mode 0This is the default mode. In this mode, the CPU fetches and executes instructions from flash or RAM, and all peripherals are available.1.2 Energy Mode 1In sleep mode, the clock to the CPU is disabled. All peripherals, as well as RAM and flash, remain available. By using the Peripheral Reflex System (PRS) and DMA, several operations can be performed autonomously. This helps save power by halting the main loop of the application but does not interfere with the timely handling of interrupts. For example, the radio can still receive packets in EM1.1.3 Energy Mode 2In deep sleep mode, no high-frequency oscillators run, which means that only asynchronous and low-frequency peripherals are availa-ble. This mode further improves energy efficiency while still allowing for a range of activities. In this mode, the radio is shut down and the node will not receive packets.1.4 Power Manager ComponentPower Manager is a platform-level software module that manages the system's energy modes. In case of the example applications, the Power Manager component is enabled by default. Silicon Labs recommends using Power Manager to control the energy modes of the applications.Figure 1.1. Silicon Labs Connect Power Manager ComponentThe application and the components can control the lowest allowed energy mode through the following power manager API calls:void sl_power_manager_add_em_requirement(sl_power_manager_em_t em);void sl_power_manager_remove_em_requirement(sl_power_manager_em_t em);1.5 Support for Sending Data to Sleepy End DevicesWhen a sleepy end device is in sleep mode, the MCU is stopped and the radio is turned off. As a result, the device is not able to re-ceive data from other parties. To overcome this issue, when a sleepy device wakes up it check whether messages are waiting to re-ceive. Silicon Labs Connect supports two ways to send data to sleepy end devices:•Indirect Queue•Mailbox (uses Indirect Queue)Note: If a device is configured as a sleepy end device, the radio is always in idle mode except when it transmits or during some limited period when it waits for specific message such as an acknowledge or pending frame. Conversely, non-sleepy devices are always in reception mode except during transmit periods.1.5.1 Indirect QueueIndirect queue is a component within parent support, which is implicitly enabled in coordinators (or range extenders) in star (or exten-ded star) topologies due to the Parent Support component. On the device side, the Poll component must be enabled to retrieve infor-mation from the coordinator—for example ,in cases when a request needs longer processing time, an end device may choose to sleep (to allow processing to complete) and retrieve the information when it wakes up later.The coordinator holds such data until it is requested by the relevant end device. In this case, to obtain data from the coordinator an end device must first poll the coordinator to determine whether any data is available. To achieve this, the device sends a data request which the coordinator acknowledges. Then, the coordinator determines whether it has any data for the requesting device. If it does, it sends a data packet which the receiving device may acknowledge.1.5.1.1 Coordinator/Extender SettingsThere are two parameters in the Parent Support component that modify the indirect queue behavior:•Indirect Queue Size determines how many packets can be in the queue at a time. If the queue is full, no additional items can be added to the queue until space in the queue is recovered—either by items being sent to the recipient device, or by items aging out (timeout reached).•The Indirect Transmission Timeout value is specified in milliseconds. Messages older than the specified timeout will be dropped by the coordinator.The following figure shows where to select the Silicon Labs Connect Parent Support component.Figure 1.2. Silicon Labs Connect Parent Support ComponentOn the coordinator side, no additional effort need be taken. In Connect, the stack handles the messages sent to a sleepy device.1.5.1.2 Sleepy End Device SettingsOn a sleepy end device, the Poll component should be enabled to receive stored messages from the coordinator. The following figure shows the available settings of the Poll component.Figure 1.3. Silicon Labs Connect Poll ComponentWhen the sleepy end device polls for messages, it sends a Data request to the coordinator and waits for the Acknowledge. If there is pending data addressed to the sleepy end device, the coordinator sets the Frame Pending bit in the Frame Control Field. Otherwise, that bit is not set. The sleepy end device checks the Frame Pending bit and waits for the next message from the coordinator. If the Frame Pending bit is not set, there is no pending message for the device and therefore it can return to sleep mode.The Poll component supports short and long poll intervals. Short poll is used to obtain data from the coordinator while long poll is used for "keep alive" purposes to make sure the sleepy end device is kept in the coordinator's child table.Switching between short and long polling is possible with the following Silicon Labs Connect API call:void emberAfPluginPollEnableShortPolling(bool enable);To poll for data the Poll component uses this API call:EmberStatus emberPollForData(void);which sends a data request command to the parent node.If there is a message waiting in the indirect queue, the device will receive it through this callback:void emberAfIncomingMessageCallback(EmberIncomingMessage *message)With a single poll, a device can retrieve only a single message. Therefore, to receive all pending messages, it is necessary to poll re-peatedly until no additional messages are received.1.5.2 MailboxThe Mailbox function is implemented at the application level. Mailbox is used to send information to a sleepy end device from the coor-dinator or from another device. In the case of sleepy devices, Mailbox uses the Indirect Queue feature of the stack to retrieve messag-es. Mailbox consists of two parts:•Mailbox Client•Mailbox ServerWith Mailbox, assignment of the client or server role is flexible. (For example, it is possible to add the server to an end device and the client to the coordinator.) Mailbox uses endpoints to transfer messages between clients and server. The endpoint selected for the proto-col is set in both the server and client component, and they must match. On the server side, two other parameters can be set: the maximum number of packets the server can store and their timeout. These values can be set in the Universal Configurator (see the following two figures).Figure 1.4. Silicon Labs Connect Mailbox Client ComponentFigure 1.5. Silicon Labs Connect Mailbox Server ComponentMailbox is not supported in MAC mode because it uses endpoints which are implemented in the Silicon Labs Connect Network layer. However, it works in Connect Direct mode where the application should implement sleep.The main advantage of using Mailbox is the server will notify clients that submit messages when a message was delivered or when it could not be delivered due to an error.1.5.2.1 Mailbox ClientThe Mailbox client can submit messages and check the inbox. In both cases, the result is delivered through callback functions.Check-related API calls:emberAfPluginMailboxClientCheckInbox()emberAfPluginMailboxClientCheckInboxCallback()Submit-related API calls:emberAfPluginMailboxClientMessageSubmit()emberAfPluginMailboxClientMessageSubmitCallback()emberAfPluginMailboxClientMessageDeliveredCallback()Note: The default value of the short poll interval is 4 quarter seconds (1s) while the Handshake timeout of the Mailbox Client is set to 250ms. Thus, it can happen that the Mailbox Client timeouts during waiting to poll for the pending message. Silicon Labs recommends setting these values to suit the application. This usually means that the Handshake timeout should be higher than the short poll interval.1.5.2.2 Mailbox ServerOn the server side, to set up the Mailbox system, you only need to enable the Connect Mailbox Server component. No additional code is necessary. However, if desired, there are available support functions that enable the server to add messages directly to the mailbox using these API calls:emberAfPluginMailboxServerAddMessage()emberAfPluginMailboxServerMessageDeliveredCallback()1.6 Additional Methods for Reducing Energy ConsumptionTo fully minimize power consumption, disable unnecessary features and unused peripherals.1.6.1 SPI FlashAll Silicon Labs EFR32 radio boards contain SPI Flash. Although these flash devices consume only 8-10µA in standby state, this con-stant drain will increase the apparent sleep current and reduce effective battery life. However, these flash devices have a deep power down mode which is accessed by issuing an SPI command. In the case of Silicon Labs radio boards, the default configuration is that the firmware puts the external SPI flash into deep power down mode through the MX25 Flash Shutdown component.1.6.2 Network Up LEDBy default, some Connect examples use an LED to show the network stack status. This LED is turned on when the stack is up.void emberAfTickCallback(void){if (emberStackIsUp()) {sl_led_turn_on(&sl_led_led0);} else {sl_led_turn_off(&sl_led_led0);}}To save energy, remove the sl_led_turn_on(&sl_led_led0); line or change it to sl_led_turn_off(&sl_led_led0);.As a rule of thumb, the aim is to spend as much time in sleep mode as possible and wake up only for short periods when necessary. 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This manual will provide unpacking, maintenance, and user guide for running the Techno HDS Seriesand HDS Plus Series CNC Routers.It is suggested that the operator keep this manual by the machine. This will provide the most importantinformation pertaining to the operation of this machine.WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE THIS MACHINE WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING! Improper or unsafe operation of the machine will result in personal injury and/or damage to the equipment.1.3 Correct Colleting:Spindle Warm-up:1.3.6 —HSD Spindle WarmupRead these instructions thoroughly BEFORE operating machine.AND ADJUSTMENTPREHEATINGuses high-precision angular contact bearing pairs,pre-loaded and lubricatedgrease for high speeds.machine is switched on for the first time every day,allow the electrospindle preheating cycle in order to allow the bearings to gradually attain a uniform and hence to obtain a uniform expansion of the bearing races and thefollowing cycle is recommended,without machining operations:%of the maximum rated speed for2minutes.%of the maximum rated speed for2minutes.%of the maximum rated speed for1minute.preheating cycle should also be performed every time that the machine is inoperative the electrospindle to cool down to room temperature.for HSK versions:forbidden to run the electrospindle without the tool-holder inserted.While the machine is operating,the spindle can reach high temperatures.Be to touch it without due precautions.1.4.2All the electronics for the HDS machine are located in the housing cabinet. Do not open these doors when power is applied to the machine.1.4.3There are two rounded connectors on the side of the controller, these connectors provide 220 volts for the vacuum pump starter contactors.Lead the cable for 3 phase 220 volts that will be used to power machine through the hole on the bottom of the cabinet.220V in forpoweringmachine220V Outfor Vacuum PumpNetworkConnectionMotor/EncoderFig 1.4.3.Hole for mouse andkeyboard cableImproper electrical connections can result inFig 1.4.4.bFig 1.4.5 Should read90 psiFig 1.4.6starter. electronic unit.Attach the silver connectorfrom the starter box here. Attach the hoses from the machine to theT-connectors and attach them to the pump.Turn on individual sections of the vacuum table by turning the manifoldVacuum on and off functions are controlled by the Osai controllerand can only be turned on fromthe computer screen.To test the motor, press thereset button on the starter boxonce all connections are made.2432.1.2The red light on the front of the machine will light up. This indicates that 220 volts is coming into the machine.The Power ON light will light up Power OffPower ON E-stop: Turns off controller, motor and spindleUSB Port1243Press the Power ON button to start the system.Terminal192.168.0.1If the Boot Controller does not start after a minute and the message CNC is waiting for a BOOT mode directive appears on the screen, then normal mode needs to be selected.192.168.0.1The Axis not referenced error will appear.Click on “Home All” and all the axes will move to their home position. If any errors remain on the screen (i.e. Low Air Pressure,) rectify the problem and click on “Reset Errors” or “RESET” to remove the message.The machine is now ready to be jogged.Home AllReset ErrorsABC D E FGHJKLAFBC D EABCA - Home All:Sends the machine to the home position. (Absolute XYZ = 0). The Z axis will first move up to its limit, then the X and Y axes will move simultaneously.B - SINGLE AXIS HOME:When this button is left clicked, each axis can be homed separately. When the button is active, the user then clicks on the arrow key for the axis to be homed to enable the operation. [Ex: click single axis home, click X-, machine will home the x-axis only]C- CLEARANCE POSITION:A B C DA - Shroud Up/ Down:This button will raise or lower the dust shroud on the spindle.B - Pins Up / Down:This button will raise or lower the pop-up pins on the sides of the table.C - Vacuum 1 On/Off:This button will turn Vacuum 1 on and off, if it is connected. D - Vacuum 2 On/Off:This button will turn Vacuum 2 on and off, if it is connected.Shroud Up / Down and Pins Up / Down will only function if 90 lbs. of compressed air connected to the Vacuum 1 on/off and Vacuum 2 on/off send 220 volts to the starter coil of the vacuum pump, thus DownUpDown UpABCA - Offsets:Opens the Offset Menu. In this menu the user can save multiple offsets/originsand apply them to the coordinate system.B - I/O:Opens the Input and Output screen diagnostics. These screens will show thestates of the inputs and outputs.C - Tool:Opens the Tool Menu. In this menu the user can store tool lengths and changetool numbers.ABCDA - XYZ Coordinates:This displays the location of the machine. If the Origin No is zero,the numbers displayed are the distance from the Home position (Absolute XYZ = 0). If there is an Origin Number active, the numbers displayed are the distance from that origins zero position.B - Tool:This displays the tool that is currently in the spindle. If the number reads a single digit then there is no offset applied to that tool at this time. When the Tool displays 1.1, or 2.2, or 5.5 etc then the Z-offset is active. The Z-offset needs to be active when setting the origin.C - Origin No:This displays the active origin/ coordinate system. When it reads 0, no origin is active and the coordinate system displayed is the from the Home position. The system is setup to accommodate 8 origins, but many more can be made available.A B CA BC DEFG HBAA-Spindle On/Off :If you press the button beside the ON switch, you will turn the spindle on. If you press the button beside the OFF switch, you will turn the spindle off.B-AUX (Coolant) On/Off :Pressing the button beside On will turn the AUX (coolant) on, pressing the button beside Off will turn the AUX (coolant) off (it will do nothing if the system does not have a coolant).I-Load G-Code FileAA B C DE F GHI JA B C DE FGHA - Tool Offset Preset:This section allows the user to manually enter tool offsets.B - CHANGE TOOL:Left clicking on one of these buttons will make the machine pick up the corresponding tool number.C - IDENTIFY TOOL:Left clicking on one of these buttons will change the tool number on the screen and apply the Z-Offset to that specific tool D - Jog Functions:This is a minimized version of the regular jog functions.E - Z-Offset Update:Pressing one of these buttons will cause the Tool to move down until it touches the Tool Calibration Block, and then it will store the Z-offset for that tool number.F - Pneumatic Controls:This section controls dust shroud, chuck control and pop up pins.G - HOLD:IJ KABC D EFGHClick on the box beside the mode name toselect it.Increase (+) or decrease (-) the Jog Speed by pressing the (+) or (-) box. Speed is shown in % of maximum speed. Actual speed is displayed when the machine is running. Increase or decrease the Jog Step by pressing the (+) or (-) box. Step size in inches will be shown.When this mode is selected a Test box will appear.G-code commands can be entered in this box, then clicking Cycle Start will run the command. Eg,G0 X10Y10 in the box then Cycle start will move the machine to X10 Y10M3 S18000 will turn on the spindle at a speed of 18000rpmM5 will turn off the spindle.(UAO,03) will activate Origin 3-Click Reset to remove any offsets.-Click OFST # . Where # is the number of the Tool you have in the chuck.The machine will go to Top of the Z travel, then slowly move down to the pad. It will touch the brass colored section of the pad, retract, and then move down again to confirm the value. Repeat this procedure for the other tools.Tool Lengths are now learned. Press “RESET” to remove Blue Notification Warning take note of the T.OFFSET3To set the Origin:Move the machine to the location on the table you want to set as XYZ. Use the handwheel for precision.XYZ zero position is the location point on a drawing in a CAD/CAM package where X,Y and Z all equal zero. Generally, XY zero is on the bottom left corner and Z zero is the top of the part. The letters to be cut are located away from the XY zero.Once in position switch to Continuous Jog Continuous must be active to save origin.1 023 Locate the File you want to load.Left click on the file.Manual Setup will allow the user to change the Jog step size.Checking Auto will mean the machine will jog the full step size when the jog arrow is pressed once. Checking Manual will mean the machine will only jog while the arrow is held down. When it reaches the step size, it will stop and the user will have to release the button and press again.All the other options on this window are disabled.Click on Browse and pick / create a suitable folder to save the backup, enter a suitable file name for the backup and click Save.To Restore a saved backup, just reboot in setup mode again, and select Restore to load the saved settings.Y axisX axisZ axis(Diagram 2. The current aggregate angle.)(Diagram 3. Loosen these screws to adjust the aggregate angle.)Diagram 1 illustrates how the aggregate must be seated in the ISO30 tool clip.Diagrams 2 and 3 illustrate how to adjust the angle of the aggregate cutting tools. It is essential that the pin (shown in Diagram 1) remains in the shown position so that it aligns with the aggregate tool ring and ISO30 tool clip.1312Wipe the linear rails and bearings once a day to assure smooth play free motion.Lubricate the rack and pinion and the ball screw drive once every week so as to ensure longer service life.When lubricating the z-axis screw,recommended to use Kluber TA 15/2 or PETAMOGY 193 or equivalent.Caution:Switch off the main power supply before servicing. If power supply needed, qualified personnel shall operate it.Clean the cabinet with dust collector once every week. Be careful not to damage or loosen any wire connections. Compressed air may be used but from at least 4 foot distance.Check the fan filters every month. Clean and / or replace if necessary.。

BG-PACKSHOT-C10X HD LIVE CAMERAUser ManualAttentionThis manual introduces functions, installation and operation for this live camera. Please read this manual carefully before installation and use.1. Caution1.1 Avoid damage to product caused by heavy pressure, strong vibration or immersion during transportation, storage and installation.1.2 Housing of this product is made of organic materials. Do not expose it to any liquid, gas or solids which may corrode the shell.1.3 Do not expose the product to rain or moisture.1.4 To prevent the risk of electric shock, do not open the case. Installation and maintenance should only be carried out by qualified technicians.1.5 Do not use the product beyond the specified temperature, humidity or power supply specifications.1.6 Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth when cleaning the camera lens. Wipe it gently with a mild detergent if needed. Do not use strong or corrosive detergents to avoid scratching the lens and affecting the image;1.7 This product contains no parts which can be maintained by users themselves. Any damage caused by dismantling the product by user without permission is not covered by warranty.2. Electrical SafetyInstallation and use of this product must strictly comply with local electrical safety standards.The power supply of the product is ±12V, the max electrical current is 2A.3.Install3.1Do not rotate the camera head violently, otherwise it may cause mechanical failure.3.2This product should be placed on a stable desktop or other horizontal surface. Do not install the productobliquely, otherwise it may display inclined image.3.3Ensure there are no obstacles within rotation range of the holder.3.4Do not power on before completely installation.4. Magnetic InterferenceElectromagnetic fields at specific frequencies may affect the video image. This product is Class A. It may cause radio interference in household application. Appropriate measure is required.Content1. CAMERA INSTALLA TION (3)1.1C AMERA I NTERFACES (3)1.2P OWER-ON I NITIAL C ONFIGURATION (3)1.3V IDEO O UTPUT (3)2.PRODUCT OVERVIEW (4)2.1P RODUCT I NTRODUCTION (4)2.1.1 Dimension (4)2.1.2 Accessories (4)2.2M AIN F EATURES (4)T ECHNICAL P ARAMETERS (5)2.3I NTERFACES AND C ONNECTION (6)3. APPLICA TION INSTRUCTION (7)3.1R EMOTE C ONTROL (7)3.1.1M A TCH C ODE FOR W IRELESS R EMOTE C ONTROL (7)3.1.2 Keys Introduction for IR Remote Control (7)3.2M ENU I NTRODUCTION (9)3.2.1 Main Menu (9)4. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING (15)4.1C AMERA M AINTENANCE (15)4.2T ROUBLESHOOTING (15)5. WARRANTY (16)6. MISSION STA TEMENT (16)1. Camera Installation1.1 Camera Interfaces1.1 Product Interfaces1. Built in pick-up 4. Screw Hole for Tripod 7. HDMI Interface2. Focusing aid 5. Tripod Screw Hole 8. USB3.0 Interface3. Lens 6. Power Switch 9. Image Orientation Switch1.2 Power-on Initial Configuration1) Power-on: Connect DC12V power supply adapter with power supply socket2) Initial Configuration: The movement first shrinks and then stretches after power on, finally returns to the front, and the camera is normally identified on the computer, indicating that the self-checking is completed.1.3 Video Output1) HDMI Video Outputa. HDMI video cable connection: as shown in Figure1.1 label 7b. Connect the camera and the monitor via HDMI video cable, and the video output is available after thecamera self-test.2) USB3.0 Video Outputa. USB 3.0 video cable connection: as shown in Figure1.1 label 8b. Connect the camera and the computer via USB3.0 video cable, open the video software and select theimage device to output the video.2.P roduct Overview2.1 Product Introduction2.1.1 DimensionsFigure 2.1 Product Dimension2.1.2 AccessoriesPlease check below standard accessories when unpacking the box.Standard AccessoriesWireless Remote ControlUSB3.0 CableUser Manual2.2 Main FeaturesThis product is a new HD camera for the live broadcasting industry. It features a unique image orientation switch, allowing the user to switch from landscape format to portrait format optimized for mobile devices. Equipped with advanced ISP processing algorithms it offers vivid and high resolution video with a strong sense of depth and fantastic color rendition. The camera is stable and reliable, and easy to operate and maintain. It is suitable for various live scene applications.Full HD Resolution: 1/2.8 inch high quality CMOS sensor. Resolution is up to 1920x1080 with frame rate up to 30fps.Optical Zoom Lens: 10X optical zoom lens and 68.8° wide angle lens.Multiple Video Interfaces: HDMI, USB3.0; Simultaneously output audio and video signalLeading Auto Focus Technology: Fast, accurate and stable auto focusing technology.Horizontal and Vertical Screen: Allows the user to switch formats from landscape to portrait to optimize for mobile devices.Professional Image Style: Supports beauty and jewelry style mode to tailor image to makeup and fashion applications.Built-in microphone: Dual microphone array with a 6 meter omnidirectional pickup pattern (optimal pickup distance is 3 meters), the noise suppression algorithm enhances voice capture.Multiple Audio/Video Compression Standards: Support YUY2/NV12/MJPG/H.264/H.265 videocompression format.Low Noise and High SNR: Super high SNR image is achieved with low noise CMOS. Advanced 2D/3D noise reduction technology further reduces the noise while ensuring high image clarity.Easy to use: No need to download drivers, USB output is plug and play with a convenient user experience. Technical ParametersCamera ParameterSensor1/2.8inch sensorEffective Pixels 2 megapixel, 16：9Video Format HDMI video format1080I@60fps, 1080I@50fps, 1080P@30fps, 1080P@25fps, 720P@60fps,720P@50fpsUSB3.0 interface video formatHorizontal screen: 1920×1080@30fps, 1280×720@30fps,1024×576@30fps, 960×540@30fps, 800×448@30fps, 640×360@30fps,640×480@30fps, 320×176P30fpsVertical screen: 1080×1920@30fps, 720×1280@30fps, 576×1024@30fps,540×960@30fps, 448×800@30fps, 480×720@30fps, 480×640@30fpsView Angle 8.8°～68°Focus Length f=4.34mm～41.66mmA V F1.85 ～F2.63Optical Zoom 10X0.1Lux(F1.8, AGC ON)MinimumIlluminationDNR 2D﹠3D DNROn/OffSuper Auto noisereductionWhite Balance Auto / Manual/ One Push/3000K/3500K/4000K/4500K/5000K/5500K/6000K/6500K/7000KFocus Auto/Manual/One Push FocusExposure Auto/ManualBLC On/OffSNR >50dBOn/OffV ertical ScreenSwitchFocus Assist On/Off10cm(W)～100cm(N)Minimum ObjectDistance2.3 Interfaces and ConnectionFigure 2.3 Wiring Diagram3. Application Instruction3.1 Remote Control3.1.1 Match Code for Wireless Remote ControlOne to One Code Matching:Press the "set" and "*" keys combined for 5 seconds, LED indicator starts flashing. Camera receive the signal and power on, LED indicator will go off if code matching successfully. The camera can be controlled by this wireless remote control only after one to one code pairing. Otherwise please clear the code matching of this remote control, or use other remote control to pair with the camera again.If one to one code matching failed, the red LED light flashes for 20 seconds and then goes off, camera will stop code match and turn on sleep mode; Press any key to wake up the camera and re-match code.Note: After code matching successfully, please select the camera address to control it.3.1.2 Keys Introduction for IR Remote Control1. Standby KeyThe camera enters standby mode if long press 3s on standby key;Long press 3s again on the standby key, the camera will self-check again and return to HOME position (If preset 0 position is set, the camera will return to preset 0 position).2. Camera SelectionSelect the camera address to control.3. Focus ControlAuto: auto focus modeManual: manual focus modeFocus + (near):Press【FOCUS +】key (V alid only inmanual focus mode)Focus - (far): Press【FOCUS -】key (V alid only inmanual focus mode)Press and hold the keys, the action of focus will keepcontinue and stop as soon as the key is released.4. Zoom ControlZOOM +: press【ZOOM +】key to zoom inZOOM - : press 【ZOOM -】key to zoom outPress and hold the keys, the action of focus will keepcontinue and stop as soon as the key is released.5. Set and Clear PresetsSet Preset: press 【SET PRESET】button, and thenpress the number key 0-9 to set preset positions.Note: 10 presets via remote control.Call Preset: Press a number key 0-9 directly to call apreset position.Clear Preset: press 【CLEAR PRESET】button, andthen press the number key 0-9 to clear preset positions.Note : press the【#】key three times continually toclear all presets.6. Direction ControlUp: pressDown: pressLeft: pressRight: pressBack to middle position: press“【HOME】”Press and hold the up/down/left/right key, the pan/tiltmovements will keep running, from slow to fast, until itruns to the endpoint; stop as soon as the key is released.7. Menu Setting【MENU】: Open / close the OSD menu【HOME】: Camera lens back to the middle position;Confirm button; Enter next menu【↑】【↓】：Choose item【←】【→】：Modify values【BLC ON/OFF】：Turn on or off the back lightcompensation3.2 Menu Introduction3.2.1 Main MenuIn normal working mode, press 【MENU】key to display the menu, using scroll arrow to point at or highlight the selected items.1) Language: Move the pointer to (Language) in the main menu, and press the [←→] key to modify language.2) Image Style: Move the pointer to (Image S tyle) in the main menu, and press the [←→] key to modify the style default / Beauty / Jewelry3) Anchor: Move the pointer to (Anchor) in the main menu, and press the [←→] key to modify the 1-4 host numbers; Image parameters can be modified manually under different host numbers, and can be saved after power failure.4) Exposure SettingMove the pointer to the (EXPOSURE) in the Main Menu, click the【HOME】key and enter into the (Exposure sub menu) as shown below,Mode: Auto, Manual, Shutter priority and Brightness priority.EV: On/Off (only available in auto mode)Compensation Level:-7~7 (only available in auto mode when EV is ON)BLC:ON/OFF for options (only available in auto mode)Dynamic Range: 1~8, closeAnti-Flicker: OFF/50Hz/60Hz for options (only available in Auto/Iris priority/Brightness priority modes) Gain limit: 0~15(only available in Auto/ Iris priority /Brightness priority mode)WDR: Off, 1~8ShutterPriority:1/25,1/30,1/50,1/60,1/90,1/100,1/120,1/180,1/250,1/350,1/500,1/1000,1/2000,1/3000,1/4000,1/ 6000, 1/10000 (only available in Manual and Shutter priority mode)Brightness: 0~23 (only available in Brightness priority mode)5) ColorMove the pointer to the (COLOR) in the Main Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (COLOR sub menu) as follow,WB Mode: Auto, Manual, One Push, Specified color temperatureSaturation: 60%,70%,80%,90%,100%,110%,120%,130%,140%,150%,160%,170%,180%,190%,200%Red fine-tuning:-10~10 (only available in automatic mode)Blue fine-tunable:-10~10 (only available in automatic mode)RED GAIN: 0~255(only available in Manual mode)BLUE GAIN: 0~255(only available in Manual mode)A WB Sensitivity: high/middle/lowChroma: 0~146) ImageMove the pointer to the (IMAGE) in the Menu, click the【HOME】and enter into the (IMAGE sub menu) as follow,Brightness: 0~14Contrast: 0~14Sharpness: 0~15Flip-H: On/OffFlip-V: On/OffB&W Mode: color, black/whiteGamma: Default/0.45/0.50/0.55/0.63DCI: Dynamic Contrast: Off/1～8Minimum Illumination: On/Off7) Noise ReductionMove the pointer to the (NOISE REDUCTION) in the Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (NOISE REDUCTION) as follow,2D Noise Reduction: Auto, close, 1~73D Noise Reduction: Close, 1~8Dynamic Hot Pixel: Close, 1~58) FocusMove the pointer to the (FOCUS) in the Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (FOCUS) as follow,Focus Mode: Auto/manualFocus Assist: On/OffAF-Zone: Up/middle/downAF-Sensitivity: High/middle/low9) Video FormatMove the pointer to the (Video Format) in the Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (Video Format) as follow,10) VersionMove the pointer to the (VERSION) in the Main Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (VERSION) as follow,11) Restore DefaultMove the pointer to the (RESTORE DEFAULT) in the Main Menu, click the【HOME】and enter the (RESTORE DEFAULT) as follow,Restore default: YES/NO.Restore factory default only restores the image parameters under the current host number (Color style and video format cannot be restored to factory default)4. Maintenance and Troubleshooting4.1 Camera Maintenance1) Please power off the camera and disconnect the power adapter and socket, if it’s not used for an extended period of time.2) Use soft cloth or tissue to clean the camera cover.3) Wipe with a soft dry cloth when cleaning the camera lens. Wipe it gently with a mild detergent if needed. Do not use strong or corrosive detergents to avoid scratching the lens and affecting the video quality.4.2 Troubleshooting1)No video outputa. Check whether the device is connected to the USB cable and whether the power indicator is onb. Check whether the device is in standby state, long press the power button for 3s to see whether it can be turned onc. Restart the computerd. Check the video output cablee. Check whether the device is recognized, unplug the device and reconnect when it is displayed in the device manager2)Remote control not workinga. Re-code the wireless remote control to the camerab. Remote control address is set to 1 (if the machine is set back to the factory defaults, remote control addresses need to be back to 1 too)c. Check whether the battery is installed on the remote controller or lowd, Check the camera working mode is the normal operating mode5. WarrantyBZBGEAR wants to assure you peace of mind. All BZBGEAR cameras and camera-related products include our Stress-Free Three-Y ear Warranty.For complete warranty information, please visit /warranty.Forquestions,**************************************************.6. Mission StatementBZBGEAR manifests from the competitive nature of the audiovisual industry to innovate while keeping the customer in mind. A V solutions can cost a pretty penny, and new technology only adds to it. We believe everyone deserves to see, hear, and feel the adva ncements made in today’s A V world without having to break the bank. BZBGEAR is the solution for small to medium-sized applications requiring the latest professional products in A V.We live in a DIY era where resources are abundant on the internet. With that in mind, our team offers system design consultation and expert tech support seven days a week for the products in our BZBGEAR catalog. You’ll notice comparably lower prices with BZBGEAR solutions, but the quality of the products is on par with the top brands in the industry. The unparalleled support from our team is our way of showing we care for every one of our customers. Whether you’re an integrator, home theater enthusiast, or a do-it-yourselfer, BZBGEAR offers the solutions to allow you to focus on your project and not your budget.All the contents in this manual and its copyright are owned by BZBGEAR. No one is allowed to imitate, copy, or translate this manual without BZBGEAR’s permission. This manual contains no guarantee, standpoint expression or other implies in any form. Product specification and information in this manual is for reference only and subject to change without notice.All rights reserved. No reproducing is allowed without acknowledgement.。

Serafim S1 遊戲手把使用說明書3 4 5 6 10 17 32 35 36 39 41 45 4648 51 59 61 65 66 68 70 77 78/zh-TW/serafim-s1/user-ma nual.html**********************產品保固本產品享有一年的碩擎科技保修服務，只有在以下情況下不再納入碩擎科技的保修服務範圍：1.本產品經過非碩擎科技授權之維修、修改、規格更改、零件替換或其他非碩擎科技書面授權之行為。

2.在所有情況下，保修服務的開始日期為自實際購買之日啓一年，依據在授權經銷商或分銷商提供給您開具的發票或收據上。

※因遊戲平台官方軟體升級或原始碼變更等不可抗拒因素造成部分遊戲與本產品無法連接操作時，碩擎科技不承擔責任，保留最終解釋權。

功能鍵、SELECT、HOME鍵(LS)，支援下壓數位LS鍵(RS)，支援下壓數位RS鍵、LT鍵，數位RB、RT鍵3，可按下鍵+X鍵3秒切換為通用手把模式，可支、Steam Link、Real Racing 3、Fortnite、8、9等遊戲（最高支援iOS 13.3版本）3325（最高支援iOS 13.3版本）打開「藍牙與1.2.:3.4.: 按下按鍵後，可在點位置周圍使用任5.:按下鍵後，觸發兩個位置。

6.127.:8.:按下按鍵後，會從標記1的按鍵滑動2的按鍵。

9.10.:從LB、LT、RB、RT鍵中選一個當1. 2. 3.4.5.進入主畫面，勾選右方的顯示自定義視窗，左上方自定義懸浮視窗即會出現，點擊左方自定義圖示即可開始自定義功能。

自定義功能操作Android - 新遊戲設定1.開啓要做設置的遊戲，進入遊戲按鍵配置畫面；或是使用手機截圖進入相簿裡做設置。

2.點擊自定義懸浮視窗左邊自定義圖示後進入自定義畫面。

3.按下Serafim S1上需要設定的按鍵，按鍵即會出現在自定義畫面的中間。

4.將設定按鍵按住並拖曳到需要對應的位置上。

M10V2Blu O S 串流綜合擴大機(帶前級模式)中文使用說明書一、安裝使用前說明應將M10V2串流擴大機放置於平穩的桌面或音響架上。

避免將本機放置於受到陽光炙曬、靠近熱源或潮濕的地方。

確保通風充足。

請勿將本機放置於地毯之類的封閉空間內，因為那樣可能會阻礙機器的通風槽的氣流。

對機器進行任何輸出入連接前，請確保機器已關機。

本機所採用隨附之電源線為符合安規檢驗之合格電源線，並為台灣電壓110Vac 規格，請勿私自改造電源規格或使用非合格之電源線，以確保安全。

如您在一段長期時間內不打算使用本機，請將關閉本機的電源，並將插頭從 AC 電源插座上拔出。

如果有水不慎進入您的機器內部，請切斷機器的供電，然後將電源插頭從 AC 插座上拔出。

機器必須經過合格的維修技術人員檢查方可被再次使用。

請勿擅自打開機器的機殼，本機器內沒有可供用戶自行維修的部件。

請使用柔軟的乾布清潔機器及喇叭表面。

在必要的情況下，也可以用略蘸肥皂水的布進行清潔。

請勿使用含苯的溶液或揮發性的溶劑清潔本機。

二、包裝內容物‧主機本體‧電源線 110V/ 220V‧BluOS 串流操作遙控器 (附 3V電池x2)‧空間校正系統 (收音麥克風/USB轉接線)‧資料隨身碟‧主機收納袋‧快速設定指南若以上包裝內容物有缺失，請聯絡您購買的經銷商或當地代理商。

為日後轉換環境使用或運輸安全用途，建議您保留包裝盒、主機收納袋與盒內所有配件以供日後移動使用。

三、機器安裝說明1.請取出內附的電源線，安裝於機背插座及插頭接上電源，頂部NAD 燈號亮紅。

2.接上各類預連接的訊源的訊號線、網路線(或WI-FI 連線)及喇叭線。

3.按壓機背電源開關(STANDBY)不放，直至頂部NAD 燈號閃爍變為白燈，正式開機運作。

4.下載安裝NAD 『BluOS Controller』APP 至手機、平板或電腦。

(BluOS APP 為免費下載，支援APPLE iOS 及Google Android 手機、平板及MAC、Windows 電腦)備註: 上述所有智慧裝置及電腦作業平台的BluOS Controller APP 的畫面皆配合各裝置及平台優化設計，畫面可能略有不同。

A——角度捕捉开关 B——切换到底视图C——切换到摄像机视图 D——封闭视窗E——切换到轨迹视图 F——切换到前视图G——切换到网格视图 H——显示通过名称选择对话框I——交互式平移 J——选择框显示切换K——切换到背视图 L——切换到左视图M——材质编辑对话框 N——动画模式开关O——自适应退化开关 P——切换到透视用户视图Q——显示选定物体三角形数目 R——切换到右视图S——捕捉开关 T——切换到顶视图U——切换到等角用户视图 V——旋转场景W——最大化视窗开关 X——坐标轴高亮显示开关Y——工具样界面转换 Z——缩放模式[——交互式移近 ]——交互式移远/——播放动画 F1——帮助文件F3——线框与光滑高亮显示切换 F4——DEGED FACES 显示切换F5——约束到X轴方向 F6——约束到Y轴方向F7——约束到Z轴方向 F8——约束轴面循环F9——快速渲染 F10——渲染对话框F11——MAX脚本程序编辑 F12——键盘输入变换一、主用户界面快捷键主用户界面命令快捷键Numeric Expression Evaluator（数字表达式求值）注：在用快捷键激活此命令之前，光标一定要在数字输入框中，这样才可以调出数字表达式求值窗口，且此快捷键不可以自定义。

CTRL+NAdaptive Degradation Toggle（显示自适应标记开关） O（字母）Lock User Interface Toggle（锁定用户界面开关） ALT+0（数字）Align（对齐） ALT+ANormal Align（法线对齐） ALT+NPlace Highlight（放置高光） CTRL+HSpacing Tool（间距工具） SHIFT+IAngle Snap Toggle（角度捕捉开关） ASnap Percent Toggle（百分比捕捉开关） SHIFT+CTRL+PSnap Toggle（捕捉开关） SSnaps Cycle（循环捕捉） ALT+SAnimate Mode ToggleAuto Key Toggle（自动添加关键帧动画模式开关） NGo to End Frame（到结束帧） ENDGo to Start Frame（到开始帧） HOMEBackup Time One Unit（向前移动一帧），Forward Time One Unit（向后移动一帧） .Set Key Mode（设置关键帧模式） 'Set Key（设置关键帧） KPlay Animation（播放动画） /Sound Toggle（声音开关） \Background Lock Toggle（背景锁定开关） ALT+CTRL+BBottom View（底视图） BCamera View（摄影机视图） CFront View（前视图） FLeft View（左视图） LDisable Viewport（非活动视图） DIsometric User View（用户视图） UPerspective User View（透视图） PTop View（顶视图） TSpot/Directional Light View（聚光灯/平行光灯视图） SHIFT+4 Delete Objects（删除物体） DELETEOpen File（打开文件） CTRL+O（字母）New Scene（新建场景） CTRL+NSave File（存储文件） CTRL+SHold（暂存） ALT+CTRL+HFetch（恢复至最后一次暂存状态） ALT+CTRL+FExpert Mode（专家模式） CTRL+XUndo Scene Operation（撤消场景操作） CTRL+ZRedo Scene Operation（重做场景操作） CTRL+YSmart Select（选择模式） Q注：当选择按钮被激活后再按Q键为循环选择Fence Selection Region （围栏式选择区域）方式。

USB Mass Storage Support ..............................................................................................Section 1 Introduction...........................................................................................1-11.References................................................................................................1-12.Abbreviations............................................................................................1-13.Supported Controllers...............................................................................1-14.Introduction...............................................................................................1-15.Operating Systems....................................................................................1-16.LUN support..............................................................................................1-27.Minimum size under windows...................................................................1-2Section 2Memory Targets....................................................................................2-31.Memories Supported.................................................................................2-32.Dataflash card...........................................................................................2-3Section 3Frequently Asked Questions.................................................................3-51.How to use my USB Mass Storage Device under Windows 98SE ?........3-52.How can I disconnect my Mass Storage Device ?....................................3-53.I can't see the "Safe Disconnect" icon in the System Tray !.....................3-54.My device is enumerated but I can't see it under Linux !..........................3-65.Procedure for support 40 Invalid block per 1024 block.............................3-6Section 1Introduction1. References Universal Serial Bus Specification, revision2.0Universal Serial Bus Class Definition for Communication Devices, version 1.1USB Mass Storage Overview, revision 1.2USB Mass Storage Bulk Only, revision 1.02. Abbreviations USB: Universal Serial BusVID: Vendor IdentifierPID: Product IdentifierLUN: Logical Unit Number3. SupportedControllersAT89C5130/31A & AT8xC5122D4. Introduction The aim of this document is to support the developer for Mass Storage Application.5. OperatingSystems The following OSs support the USB Mass Storage Device class:•Linux: USB mass storage is available in kernel 2.4 or later •USB mass storage is available in Mac OS 9/X or later •Windows XP: native driver•Windows 2000: native driver•Windows Me: native driver•Windows 98SE: Vendor specific driver requiredIntroductionsupport In order to support multiple LUN, please verify that you have correctly intalled the latest 6. LUNservice pack of your OS. Multiple LUN will works on:•Windows XP SP1 or more•Windows 2000 SP4 or moresize7. MinimumThe minimum number of sectors to declare in order to be recognized by windows is 8.under windowsSection 2Memory Targets1. MemoriesSupported2. Dataflash cardDo not remove card during read/write action Because of the low write speed in dataflash, the Operating System can report an error when writing a file, but the file is correctly written. In case of failure, format the data flash using the Operating System tools.3. DataflashBecause of the low write speed in dataflash, the Operating System can report an error when writing a file, but the file is correctly written. In case of failure, format the data flash using the Operating System tools.SupplierRefTypeManuf, Dev Code (hex)Capacity (MB)Supported bydriver Samsung MT29F2G08AACWG Nand Flash 2C, DA 2561x2KB,2x2KB Samsung K9K1G08U0A Nand Flash EC, 79, xx, C01281x512B Atmel AT45DB642DataFlash -81x512B Atmel AT45DB321DataFlash -41x512BAtmelAT45DB002 AT45DB004 AT45DB008DataFlash Card-Section 3 Frequently Asked Questions1.How to use myUSB MassStorage Deviceunder Windows98SE ?There is no native driver to support USB Mass Storage in Windows 98SE. Atmel pro-vides drivers derivated from the SDK/DDK Microsoft example. For ATMEL products, we deliver this driver. The mass_storage_driver_for_Win98SE.zip file is in \Atmel\c5131-mass-storage-complete-x_x_x\doc folder.This driver is composed of 3 files:•atusbms.inf file•atusbms.sys file•atusbms.pdr fileThe atusbms.sys and atusbms.pdr files are the system drivers for Windows 98SE.The .inf file describes the driver to load for your application. The application is recog-nized using the Vendor ID (VID) and Product ID (PID). Because you will use your own VID/PID in the final application, you have to modify the .inf file with the corresponding VID/PID. After driver installation :atusbms.inf is located in C:\windows\inf\atusbms.sys is located in c:\windows\system32\drivers\atusbpdr.pdr is located in c:\windows\system\iosubsys\2. How can Idisconnect myMass StorageDevice ?Under Windows, each Mass Storage device appears in the System Tray. Click on the corresponding icon in order to safely disconnect your USB device.3. I can't see the"SafeDisconnect" iconin the SystemTray !There are 2 conditions for that:•be under Windows 2000 Professional, server•use a composite Mass Storage device (mass storage + mouse for example)In such situation, no icon will appear in the System Tray. It's a bug from Microsoft. Please refers to this page:/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;841880&Product=win2000Frequently Asked QuestionsTo solve this problem, use the Hotfix from Microsoft.4.My device isenumerated but I can't see it under Linux !Check with the USBview tool that your device is correctly enumerated.The Linux kernel requires a Master Boot Record (MBR) and a Partition Boot Record (PBR). In root mode ("su" command), launch the fdisk tool for your device "fdisk /dev/sdx" (x is the number of your device), erase all existing partitions, and create a new partition. By default, this partition will use a Linux file system. You can change it to a FAT12 or FAT16 in order to be recognized by every OS.$ su Password:# fdisk /dev/sdx Command : dnumber of the partition (1-4) : 1Command : dnumber of the partition (1-4) : 2Command : dnumber of the partition (1-4) : 3Command : dnumber of the partition (1-4) : 4Command : n e Extendedp Primary partition pFirst cylinder ():Last cylinder():Command: tNumber of the partition: 1Code Hex : 6Command: w5. Procedure for support 40 Invalid block per1024 block1) You must modify the number of free blocks in the file "nf_drv.h" :/* Number maximum of free block per zone */ #define NB_FREE_MAX (24+20)This variable increases the size of XDATA, and this one must be less than 2048 bytes.Change the MAX_FILE_FRAGMENT_NUMBER variable in "nf_drv.h" to reduce the xdata size.#define MAX_FILE_FRAGMENT_NUMBER ((Byte)140) /* The maximum number authorized2) if the Nand Flash has been used with a firmware generated with other NB_FREE_MAX value, you must reinitialize the NF : - modify in "config.h" the option format at TRUE :#define NF_FULL_CHIP_ERASE TRUEFrequently Asked Questions- include the new value of NB_FREE_MAX- compile, load and start the firmware- format the NF via the player menuAt this step the NF correct, and you can change this option to FALSE.3) You must format the NFDisclaimer: The information in this document is provided in connection with Atmel products. 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添加至“萤石云视频”装箱清单用户指南（x1）设备（x1）电源适配器（x1）外观介绍长按7秒，设备重启并恢复出厂设置；短按一下，可以开启Mesh组网，或者对萤石摄像机进行一键配网，参见“Mesh组网”/“一键配网”章节。

RESET键*电源开关绿色闪烁：设备启动中（设备上电启动时，指示灯先绿色常亮几秒后绿色闪烁）蓝色常亮：未连网绿色常亮：正常工作（已连网）蓝色闪烁：处于萤石产品一键配网状态，或者MESH组网状态蓝色绿色交替闪烁：恢复出厂设置中指示灯熄灭：设备未上电或用户手动关闭灯光LED指示灯*背面RESET键*WAN口LED指示灯*1连接线路将手机连接上设备的网络（默认无线网络名称EZVIZ_XXXXX，默认无密码），打开浏览器，在地址栏输入 ，按“Enter”键，进入设备配置界面。

首次登录后，请您根据需要按配置向导进行操作：配置设备管理密码、Wi-Fi名称和密码等。

首次使用请先进行配置，您可以打开计算机或者手机的浏览器配置设备参数，本手册以手机浏览器为例。

122配置管理注册并登录“萤石云视频”客户端，选择添加设备，进入扫描二维码界面。

21扫描下面的二维码，下载并安装。

手机扫描二维码下载“萤石云视频”客户端下载“萤石云视频”正面3电源接口LAN口底部扫描二维码将设备水平放置在桌面上。

用网线（需自备）连接设备的WAN口和您的网络出口。

使用原装配套的电源适配器将设备连接电源，设备自动开启。

在设备详情页点击 按钮，进入设置页，可以查看设备信息、删除设备等。

设置页设备添加到“萤石云视频”客户端后，用户可在设备详情页查看设备的控制面板、终端管理、工具箱。

或者点击 图标，进入设置页。

交互界面会有不定时更新，具体以实际界面为准交互界面会有不定时更新，具体以实际界面为准设备详情页控制面板本用户指南中所有图片仅供参考，一切请以实物为准。

对设备进行路由管理（添加路由器进行Mesh组网等）、网络设置等、萤石摄像机快速配网等操作。

SVX Wireless SystemOnline user guide for SVX wireless system. Version: 1.0 (2022-A)Table of ContentsSVX Wireless System3安全事項3快速設定3 Shure SVX 無線系統4接收機4發射機 5系統組件6所有系統 6手持式發射機 6腰包式發射機 6電源6連接到音響系統 7頻道 7腰包增益 7 RF 水平 7靜噪 7電池電量過低指示燈 7顏色標識環 7獲得良好音質7正確放置麥克風 8佩戴頭戴式麥克風 8腰包式傳送器的佩戴 8可提高系統性能的無線使用提示9故障排除9選配附件10備件10 10頻率範圍10澳大利亞無線警告11規格 11SVXWireless System安全事項根據危險程度和損壞嚴重性的不同，使用“警告”和“小心”文字對未正確使用可能導致的後果做出標識。

警告：如果沒有遵循這些警告事項，在操作不正確的情況下可能會導致嚴重的人身傷亡事故。

小心：如果沒有遵循這些警告事項，在操作不正確的情況下可能會導致常見的人身傷害或財產損失。

警告如果有水或其他異物進入設備內部，可能會導致起火或觸電事故。

不要嘗試改裝本產品。

這樣做會導致人身傷害和/或產品故障。

小心不要拆開或改裝本設備，這樣可能會導致故障。

不要用力過大，不要拉扯線纜，否則會損壞線纜。

讓話筒保持乾燥，並避免暴露在極高溫度和濕度環境下。

快速設定Shure SVX 無線系統恭喜您購買了舒爾的 SVX 無線系統。

舒爾專業音響產品能夠提供出色的音響質量，在舞臺上經久耐用，讓您的演出輕鬆自如。

SVX 無線系統可與領夾式、手持式或頭戴式話筒一起使用，適用於演示、卡拉 OK 表演、增氧運動/健身教練或其它需要無線移動功能場合。

接收機KCX4KCX88①電源指示燈②音訊指示燈③無線電頻率密度指示燈④平衡輸出（XLR 接頭）⑤非平衡輸出（6.35 毫米接頭）⑥音訊輸出電平（線路/話筒）切換製⑦頻道選擇旋鈕⑧靜噪旋鈕⑨電源適配器輸入⑩天線發射機①電源按鈕••••••••••② 頻道選擇旋鈕③ 音訊輸入電平（線路/話筒）切換開關④ 電池艙⑤ 發射機增益旋鈕⑥ 皮帶夾⑦ 話筒輸入（CVL 領夾式或 PGA31 頭戴式）⑧ 無線電射頻 (RF) 電平切換開關⑨ 天線⑩ 顏色標識環⑪ 防滾環⑫ 電源 LED 指示燈系統組件所有系統SVX 接收機PS24 電源部件頻道選擇工具2 枚 AA 電池手持式發射機SVX2 手持式話筒發射機話筒底座轉接頭腰包式發射機SVX1 腰包式發射機話筒PG185 領夾式話筒或PG30 頭戴式話筒電源插上電源適配器，將接收機電源打開。