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ESB-1903 330 (h) x 220 (w) x 266 mm (d) | 4.4 kg ESB-1903-P299 (h) x 220 (w) x 266 mm (d) | 5.1 kg ESB-1302/ESB-1402 330 (h) x 220 (w) x 266 mm (d) | 4.0 kg ESB-1302-P/ESB-1402-P 299 (h) x 220 (w) x 266 mm (d) | 4.7 kg•ESB-1903A N T I MI C R O B I AL PR O T E C T • Los soportes en U y en B pueden equiparse con iluminadores anulares LE.1974 y LE.1973 con 72 ó 144 LED de potencia controlados por segmentos, respectivamente, ideales para crear o levantar sombras • L os soportes son de aleación de metal fundido con recubrimiento endurecido de color blanquecinoI L U M I N AC I ÓN• C on iluminación incidente y transmitida LED 3 W de intensidad regulable que pueden usarse simultáneamente o por separado• L os modelos ESB-3903 y ESB-3903-P vienen con un anillo de iluminación incidente de 30 LED e iluminación transmitida LED 3W• E SB-1902-U, ESB-1903-U, ESB-1902-By ESB-1903-B se suministran sin iluminación. Para estos modelos se recomiendan los iluminadores LED anulares modelos LE.1973 y LE.1974R A N U R A A N T I R R O B OEn la parte posterior del microscopio hay una ranura de seguridad Kensington que se puede utilizar para asegurar el instrumento del hurto (no en los modelos -U y -B)CO N T E N I D O I N C L U I D OL os modelos con iluminación incluida se suministran con cable de alimentación, funda para el polvo, protectores de goma para los oculares, un fusible de repuesto, placas de platina transparente y opaca blanca/negra de Ø 60 mm y manual del usuario. Todo embalado en una caja de poliestireno Los modelos -U y -B se suministran con funda para el polvo, protectores de goma para los oculares y manual de usuario•Iluminador LED anular integrado2/4S TE R E O B LU E || C I E N C I A D E L O S M A T E R I A L E S || C I E N C I A S D E L A V I D A || E D U C A C I ÓN |AUM EN TOS EN E Q U I P OS ZO O ME S P E C IF I C AC I O N E S D E D I S TA N C I A S D E T R A B A J O Y C A M P O S D E V I S I O N O C U L A R E S - 10X /21 M MAumentos con lente adicionalDistancia de trabajoAumento mínimoAumento máximoMáximo campo de visión (mm)Mínimo campo de visión (mm)0,5170,03,522,559,99,30,75114,05,333,840,06,2Estándar 100,07,045,030,04,61,548,010,567,519,93,1O C U L A R E S - 15X /15 M MAumentos con lente adicionalDistancia de trabajoAumento mínimoAumento máximoMáximo campo de visión (mm)Mínimo campo de visión (mm)0,5170,05,333,842,96,70,75114,07,950,628,64,4Estándar 100,010,567,521,43,31,548,015,8101,314,32,2O C U L A R E S - 20X /10 M MAumentos con lente adicionalDistancia de trabajoAumento mínimoAumento máximoMáximo campo de visión (mm)Mínimo campo de visión (mm)0,5170,07,045,028,64,40,75114,010,567,519,03,0Estándar 100,014,090,014,32,21,548,021,0135,09,51,5™A NT I MI C R O B I A L PR O T E C T I O NL A Y E R A P L (C A PA D E P R O T E CC I ÓN A N T I M I C R O B I A N O )Usando la misma tecnología que ya se usa ampliamente en todo el entorno de atención médica en revestimientos de paredes, iluminación de pacientes, estabilización de presión de aire y revestimientos de succión, APL evita el crecimiento de microbios no deseados que pueden causar degradación, decoloración, manchas u olores de los microscopios EuromexM ODE O SBino TrinoObjetivo 1x/3x Objetivo 2x/4x Zoom 0,7 - 4,5x Zoom (EVO) 0,5 - 5,5xSoporte piñón y cremallera 3W LED Soporte de columna 3 W LEDSoporte universal Soporte doble brazo con una base pesada Iluminador anular 30 LED Peso (kg)ESB-1302•••3.3ESB-1302-P •••4.2ESB-1402•••3.3ESB-1402-P •••4.2ESB-1902•••3.6ESB-1902-P •••4.4ESB-1902-U •••15.4ESB-1902-B •••21.9ESB-1903•••3.7ESB-1903-P •••4.5ESB-1903-U •••15.5ESB-1903-B •••22.0ESB-3903•••• 3.7ESB-3903-P ••••4.5ESB-1702•••3.6ESB-1702-P •••4.4ESB-1702-U •••15.4ESB-1702-B •••21.9ESB-1703•••3.7ESB-1703-P •••4.5ESB-1703-U •••15.5ESB-1703-B •••22.03/4•ESB-1302•ESB-1903-P•ESB-1402-P•ESB-1902-U•ESB-1902-U•ESB-3903•ESB-3903-P•ESB-1703-P|4/4Euromex Microscopen bv • Papenkamp 20 • 6836 BD Arnhem • The Netherlands • T +31 (0) 26 323 22 11 • info@ • v.331481S TE R E O B LU E |10025289220266| C I E N C I A D E L O S M A T E R I A L E S || C I E N C I A S D E L A V I D A || E D U C A C I ÓN |Todos los detalles técnicos pueden ser cambiados sin previo aviso D I M E N S I O N E S M I S C E L ÁN E AESB-8950 Filtro de protección para StereoBlueESB-9020 E stativo universal de un brazo en “T” y base pesada rectangular.Requiere de un mando de enfoque macrométrico opcional. Sin sistema de iluminaciónESB-9030 E stativo universal de doble brazo en “T” y base pesada rectangular.Requiere de un mando de enfoque macrométrico opcional (NZ.9090). Sin sistema de iluminaciónESB-9032 E stativo universal de doble brazo en “T” y con mordaza mesa.Requiere de un mando de enfoque macrométrico opcional (NZ.9090). Sin sistema de iluminaciónESB-9090 Soporte de cabezal para StereoBlueESB-9040 C ampo oscuro para StereoBlue, solo para modelos con iluminacióntransmitida incluidaESB-9045 A nillo de protección contra caídas para columna StereoBlue. Nota: Lossoportes de uno y dos brazos se suministran de serie con este anilloESB-9570 Pareja de pinzas sujeta muestrasESB-9952 Platina transparente Ø 60 mm ESB-9956 Platina blanca/negra Ø 60 mmESB-9983 Recambio LED 3W para iluminación incidente ESB-9983-R Recambio LED 3W para iluminación transmitidaEAE-1112 P orta-objetos de 76 x 26 mm. con escala micrométrica de 50mm/500 divisionesE Q U I P O D E P O L A R I Z AC I ÓNESB-9520 K it de polarización para StereoBlue: platina circular giratoria de360° con filtro de polarización incorporado (ESB-9524) + analizador en soporte para atornillar debajo del cabezal (ESB-9525)ESB-9524 P latina circular giratoria 360° con filtro de polarización incorporado ESB-9525 A nalizador en soporte girtatorio 360° para atornillar debajo delcabezalACC E S O R I O S D E C A M A R AESB-9850 A daptador de montura “C” con factor de corrección 0.5x paracámaras con sensor 1/2”. Solo para modelos trinocularesEAE-5130 A daptador a cámara SLR con factor de corrección 2x para tubos de23,2 mm. Requiere un adaptador T2EAE-5025 Adaptador T2 para cámaras digitales SLR Nikon D EAE-5040 Adaptador T2 para cámaras digitales SLR Canon EOS Otros adaptadores T2 disponibles bajo pedidoA R T ÍC U L O D E CO N S U M OEPB-5245 Papel de limpieza de lentes (paquete de 100 hojas)EPB-5274 Alcohol isopropílico 99% (200 ml.)EPB-5275 K it de limpieza compuesto por líquido de limpieza de lentes,gamuza, papel de limpieza de lentes, cepillo, pera de aire y bastoncillos de algodónACCE S O R I OS Y R E C A M B I OSO C U L A R E SESB-6210 Pareja de oculares HWF 10x/21 mm ESB-6210-C Ocular WF 10X/21 mm con retículo en cruz ESB-6210-M Ocular WF 10X/21 mm con retículo micrométrico ESB-6015 Pareja de oculares HWF 15x/15 mm ESB-6015-C Ocular WF 15X/15 mm con retículo en cruz ESB-6015-M Ocular WF 15X/15 mm con retículo micrométrico ESB-6020 Pareja de oculares HWF 20x/10 mm ESB-6020-C Ocular WF 20/10 mm con retículo en cruz ESB-6020-M Ocular WF 20/10 mm con retículo micrométrico ESB-6099 Pareja de protectores de gomaO B J E T I V O SESB-8903 L ente objetivo 0,3x, para modelos Zoom. Distancia de trabajo287 mm. Compatible para soporte universal doble brazo y soportes brazo articuladoESB-8905L ente objetivo 0,5x, para modelos Zoom. No apto para ESB-1X02, ESB-1X03, ESB-3903 y ESB-3903-PESB-8907 Lente objetivo 0.75x para modelos Zoom. DdT 105 mmESB-8915 L ente objetivo 1,5x, para modelos Zoom. DdT 53 mm. Compatiblecon los modelos ESB-1902, ESB-1903, ESB-1902-U, ESB-1903-U. No compatible con los modelos ESB-39xx。

– 1 –– 2 – – 3 –P/N: 1802071100114UC-7112 Plus/7112/7110 Quick Installation GuideFifth Edition, January 20141. OverviewThe Moxa UC-7112 Plus, UC-7112, and UC-7110 are mini size RISC-based ready-to-run embedded computers that feature dual 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports and two RS-232/422/485 serial ports in a built-in µClinux ARM9 box. In addition, the UC-7112 provides an internal SD socket for storage expansion, to offer highperformance communication and unlimited storage in a super compact, palm-size box. The UC-7112 Plus, UC-7112, andUC-7110 are the right solutions for embedded applications that use a lot of memory, but that must be housed in a small physical space without sacrificing performance.2. Package ChecklistBefore installing the UC-7112 Plus/7112/7110, verify that the package contains the following items: • 1 UC-7112 Plus, UC-7112,or UC-7110 • Quick Installation Guide • Document & Software CD• Cross-over Ethernet cable: RJ45 to RJ45, 100 cm • Console port cable: CBL-4PINDB9F-100(4-pin header to female DB9 cable, 100 cm) • Universal Power Adaptor•Product Warranty StatementOptional Accessories •DK-35ADIN-Rail Mounting Kit (35 mm)NOTE: Please notify your sales representative if any of the above items are missing or damaged.3. Hardware IntroductionLED IndicatorsThe following LED indicators are located on the top panel of the UC-7112 Plus/7112/7110.UC-7112 Plus/7112/7110 Top ViewThe top view of the UC-7112 is shown in the following figure. The UC-7112 Plus and UC-7110 look similar, except that the UC-7110 does not have an internal SD slot.UC-7112 Plus/7112/7110 DimensionsThe dimensions of the three products are shown in the following figure.4. Hardware Installation ProcedureSTEP 1: Remove the UC from the box and attach the poweradaptor.STEP 2: Connect the UC’s serial console cable to your PC’s RS-232COM port for initial setup through the console terminal.STEP 3: Connect the UC to a network. Use a standardstraight-through Ethernet cable to connect to a hub or switch. When setting up or testing the UC, you might find it convenient to connect directly to your computer’s Ethernet port. In this case, use a cross-over Ethernet cable.STEP 4: Install Secure Digital (SD) Memory Card (UC-7112and UC-7112 Plus only)To install an additional SD card, you must first remove the UC-7112’s outer cover to access the slot. The internal SD socket is located at the back side of the UC-7112 on the bottom board; you can find the SD socket on the right, a little lower than the cover screw. Plug the SD card directly into the socket. To remove the card, press it in first, and then remove your finger. The card will pop out enough to allow you to remove it.STEP 5: Placement OptionsIn addition to placing the UC on a desktop or other horizontal surface, you may also make use of the DIN-Rail or Wall Mount options, as illustrated here.Wall MountDIN-Rail5. Software Installation ProcedureSTEP 1: Insert the UC’s CD-ROM into your Windows or Linux PC,and then use Acrobat Reader to read the UC-7112/7110 Series User’s Manual.STEP 2: Install the UC’s tool chain, which is on the CD-ROM. Thetool chain consists of the following components:1. UC Finder: Broadcast search for the UC’s IP address on your LAN. The UC supports both Windows and Linux environments.2. Cross Compiler: Arm-elf-gcc for µClinux platforms (UC-7112/7110), and Arm-linux-gcc for embedded Linux platform (UC-7112 Plus). Both options are C/C++ PC cross compilers, which are gcc compilers that run on an x86 PC, but create an execution file for Arm-based platforms, such as the UC-7112/7110.– 4 – – 5 – – 6 –/supportThe Americas: +1-714-528-6777 (toll-free: 1-888-669-2872)Europe: +49-89-3 70 03 99-0 Asia-Pacific: +886-2-8919-1230China: +86-21-5258-9955 (toll-free: 800-820-5036)2014 Moxa Inc. All rights reserved.3. GNU C Library: The GNU standard POSIX C Library is supported for both the UC-7112 Plus’s Linux platform, and the UC-7112/7110’s uClinux platform. Glibc is for Linux and µClibc is for uClinux, which is an abbreviation for “microcontroller C library.” µClibc was created to support µClinux, a Linux port for MMU-lessmicrocontrollers, such as the ARM9 installed in the UC-7112/7110. For more information, visit .STEP 3: Edit source code on a Linux PC.STEP 4: Use the Cross Compiler to compile the source code, andthen use FTP to download the program to the UC.STEP 5: Run your program.6. System Commandsbusybox: Linux / µClinux normal command utility collection File manager cpcopy file ls list filelnmake symbolic link filemount mount and check file system rmdelete filechmod change file owner & group & user chown change file owner chgrp change file groupsync sync file system; save system file buffer to hardware mv move filepwd display active file directly df list active file system space du estimate file space usage mkdir make new directory rmdir delete directoryhead print the first 10 lines of each file to standard outputtail print the last 10 lines of each file to standard outputtouch update the access and modification times of each file to the current timeEditor vi text editorcat dump file contextgrep print lines matching a patterncut remove sections from each line of files find search for files in a directory hierarchy more dump file by one page test test if file exists or not echo echo stringProcess kill kill processkillall kill process by name ps report process statussleep suspend command on time (seconds)Networkping ping to test network route routing table manager netstat display network status ifconfig set network IP address tftp tftp protocoltelnet user interface to TELNET protocol ftpfile transfer protocoliptables-restore restore iptables configuration file to network iptablesiptables commandiptables-save save recent iptables configuration to file Otherdmesg dump kernel log message stty set serial portmknod make device nodefree display system memory usagedate print or set the system date and timeenv run a program in a modified environment clear clear the terminal screenreboot reboot / power off/on the server halthalt the servergzip, gunzip, zcatcompress or expand files hostname show system’s host name tartar archiving utilityMoxa special utilities cat /etc/version show user directory version upramdisk mount ramdisk downramdisk unmount ramdisk kversion show kernel versionfsversion show the root file system (firmware) version setinterface set UART interfaces program7. Pin AssignmentsDB9 MaleSerial Console Port*NC=Not Connected8. Environmental SpecificationsPower requirements 12 to 48 VDCOperating temp.-10 to 60°C (14 to 140°F), 5 to 95% RH Storage Temperature -20 to 80°C (-4 to 176°F), 5 to 95% RH Serial protection 15 KV ESD for serial port Magnetic isolation 1.5 KV for EthernetRegulatory approvals FCC Class A, CE Class A, UL, cUL, TÜV Warranty 5 years。

1981FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONSMOLYTEK 2702 AND 3702 RECORDERS27023702REV: 03302004Standard Specifications for Model 2702 and 3702INPUTSNUMBER OF INPUTSUp to 32 analog inputs plus the computer I/O described in "computer interface" section on Page 4.TYPES OF INPUTSAny combination of any of the following types of analog inputs can be selected by the operator:Millivolts and Volts: Any full-scale voltage from +/-1 millivolt to 10 volts can be programmed.Current: 4 to 20 mA or other current ranges such as 1 to 5 mA or 10 to 50 mA can be accommodated by simply installing a resistor across the input terminals.Thermocouples: Linearization to 0.2°C conformity with NBS reference monographs plus automatic cold junction compensation are provided for thermocouple types J, K, T, R, S, E, B, N, Plaintell II, W/W-26Re. In addition, linearization for special thermocouples such as Xk, XA, EU-2, LB-3 etc. can be entered by the operator. Cold junction temperature is continuously monitored and automatically compensated for in all TIC measurements, but can be disabled for specific channels when not required.Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs): Linearization is provided for Pt-1 00, both DIN 43760 (IEC 200385) and Alpha .003923; 120 ohm Nickel, Edison Electric Institute 120 ohm at 0°C; 10 ohm Copper, Edison Electric Institute 10 ohm at 0°C; 10 ohm Copper at 25°C. Any curve, such as PT -50 or JIS 2003916, can be entered by the operator.Relative Humidity: Relative humidity is calculated using dry and wet bulb temperatures as variables in a standard Rh algorithm.User Programmed Linearization: Room for 16 different customer entered linearizations for applications such as special TICs, RTDs, thermistors, humidity sensors, gas analyzers, load cells, flow meters, etc.This linearization may be entered as a look-up table with up to 40 break points, or with a slope/intercept using the equation y = Mx + b.T/C STANDARDIZATIONOne step software routine references up to 31 thermocouples of the same type to within +/-0.15°C. This routine will solve thermocouple reading inaccuracies due to unmatched T/Cs of the same type, different sensor lead lengths, or temperature gradients across the input terminals.SCAN CYCLE TIMEAll input signals and 2 alarm set points per channel are scanned every 2 seconds regardless of chart speeds or datalog intervals.ENGINEERING UNITSAny three character engineering unit can be created and assigned to correspond with any scaling factor on any channel. Units such as GPM, T/D, RPM, MIL, TON, KG, etc. can be assigned to channels. These units will be included in the computer output, digital display and printed on the chart when datalogging.SCIENTIFIC NOTATIONInput values exceeding five digits can be expressed in scientific notation on the chart, digital displaysand serial output. For example, 0.000061 TOR would be represented as 6.1 X 10-5.PROGRAMMABLE RESOLUTIONFor datalog, serial ASCII and digital displays; one or five places to the right of the decimal may be selected.Page 1 of 8ALARM OPERATIONALARM SET POINTSEach channel includes 2 set points that can be used to indicate high/low, high/higher, low/lower or rate of change alarms. Set points can be programmed along any range in any engineering units.ALARM TREND PRINTINGWhen any channel exceeds an alarm set point, the date and time are printed on the chart and brackets (< >) will appear around the ID number of the channel involved until the alarm condition ends. The date and time will also be printed when the alarm ends.ALARM DATALOGGINGOne normal and one fast rate can be programmed for datalog printing with the faster interval occurring during alarm conditions. An H for high alarm or an L for low alarm will follow the channel ID number of the channels in alarm.ALARM CHART SPEEDThe operator may select a slow chart speed for normal operating conditions and a second, faster speed for alarm conditions. The faster chart speed will automatically engage whenever one or more channels exceed a high or low alarm setting. The date and time will be printed when the recorder switches to alarm speed and when the alarm condition has cleared. The unit will return to the normal speed when the alarm has cleared.RATE OF CHANGE ALARMThe rate at which any input changes over a programmable period of time can be displayed on any channel. As with every other channel, this channel will have two programmable set points.ALARM BUZZERA built in alarm buzzer will beep every 2 seconds as long as any alarm condition continues or until silenced from the keyboard.ALARM SCAN FREQUENCYAll 64 alarm set points (2 per channel) are automatically scanned every 2 seconds.ALARM MESSAGES12 messages of 16 characters each can be composed and assigned to specific set points. A message can then be printed whenever its assigned set point is activated. These messages may contain instructions for the operator such as "CHECK COOLANT" or "CALL EXT. 9030" or the message may identify the nature of the alarm, such as "HI TEMP OVEN #3."ALARM RELAYS (OPTIONAL)The recorder is available with optional 12, 24, or 32 alarm relays. Relays are S.P.D. T. and can be assigned to any individual or group of set points using And/Or logic. Contacts can be programmed for N.O. or N.C. operation and are rated at 5.0A @ 24 VDC or 120 V AC for resistive loads; 0.1 A @ 120 VAC for inductive loads.AUTOMATIC/MANUAL PHONE DIALINGAny telephone number plus area and access codes (up to 18 digits) can be stored for automatic dialing and communication with a remote location via modem connection any time a channel goes into alarm (telephone modems are required). After a connection is made, data will be transmitted for 30 minutes or for the duration of the alarm before automatic disconnect.Page 2 of 8COMPUTER INTERFACEA complete two-way RS-232 and 20 mA current loop interface is standard in every 2702. The output is programmable and can contain date and time as well as alarm status, measured variable and engineering units. Data transmission can include all channels, selected channels or only channels in alarm. Data can be transmitted to a connected computer, printer, terminal or data storage device at any interval from continuous to once every 7 days (168 hours). A connected computer can also query instruments for data on demand in channel by channel or in binary block formats for use in computer or PLC controlled data acquisition applications. Parity and stop bits are programmable and 15 baud rates can be selected from 50 through 19.2K.SERIAL OUTPUT ON ALARMEach channel can be programmed to appear in the computer output: 1) continuously, 2) never; 3) only when that particular channel is in an alarm condition.TAGLINES IN COMPUTER OUTPUTInstruments can be programmed to include or exclude 6 character taglines for channel identification in the serial output. MATH CALCULATIONSFLOATING POINT ARITHMETICFloating point addition, subtraction, multiplication and division between any two channels can be displayed on athird (virtual) channel. This virtual channel can itself be a part of any calculation.DOUBLE INTERPOLATIONData values on real and virtual channels can be manipulated by feeding them through multiple linearization tables and/or math routines. This feature allows channels to accept the conditioned value of another input channel as a direct input.SQUARE ROOTThe square root of any input can be extracted and displayed. The unit can trend, log and/or transmit up to 32 square root extractions.TIME AVERAGINGThe averages of up to 8 different inputs over a programmed time interval from 24 minutes to 254 hours can be calculated with an automatic reset after the selected interval.GROUP AVERAGINGThe average of any group of 2 to 31 channels can be calculated and displayed as a separate channel. Two or more group averages can be determined simultaneously.INTEGRATIONSamples of any input taken once per second are added and displayed until the programmed reset value has been reached. Operator may select a threshold level for exclusion of lesser input values.RATE OF CHANGEMonitors, records and transmits the rate of change of an input over a specified time period from 1 min. to 254 hours.MASS FLOWMass flow is calculated using the algorithm shown below and displayed as a separate input.FOCalculates the lethality factor of a temperature input monitoring a steam sterilization process. Internally calculates the total equivalent time at a base temperature derived from the actual real time temperature.Page 3 of 8PRINTINGTREND PRINTINGThe unit plots a data point (representing the input value) for each active channel with every excursion of the print head over the chart. The continuous series of these points forms a trend line. A channel ID number or three-character tag will appear to the right of the trend lines.DATALOGGINGInput signal data including engineering units and alarm status for all active channels plus date and time will be printed in a column format. The unit prints data in five columns (3 columns if tags are printed).The frequency of printing is adjustable from once every 12 seconds to once every 5000 minutes.TREND RECORDING AND DATALOGGINGAny combination of channels can be trend recorded, datalogged or both with individual control over each channel. Printing can also be set up for automatic interruption of trend recording with a datalog print of all input signals and then a return to trend recording. Switch from trend recording to datalog can be programmed to occur from once every minute to once every 168 hours and/or whenever an alarm occurs on any channel.ALARM TREND RECORDING AND DATALOGGINGAs an alternative to continuous recording or logging each channel can be programmed to appear in the trend or datalog printing only when it is in alarm. For example, channels 1 to 15 may be programmed for continuous recording, with channels 16, 18 and 20 to be printed on the chart only when they exceed their alarm set points.PROGRAMMABLE PRINT DARKNESSOne of four keyboard settings can be selected for optimum print contrast.DOT FILLINGThe dot filling feature produces a continuous trend line even if an input signal changes 100% of full scale in a few seconds.MINIMUM / MAXIMUMA digital print-out of min. and max. input values for each active channel over a programmable time period can be selected with automatic reset after print.REPORT GENERATIONA single keystroke activates a printout of real time plus min/max values with units of measure for all channels programmed for datalog printing.MESSAGE PRINTINGMessages typed on the keyboard can be printed on the chart or sent to a peripheral computer, terminal or printer via the serial port. Single line message length can be up to 109 characters. Computer generated messages received via the ASCII port can also be printed on the chart.CHART SCALE PRINTINGA user designed measurement scale can be stored for printing at regular intervals. Scale can be made up of any numbers, symbols and/or characters.DATE/TIME REFERENCEThe day, month, year, hour, minute and second are printed on the chart at user programmed intervals while trending or at the beginning of each datalog print interval. The data and time print also occurs automatically at the onset and clearing of an alarm condition.CHART SPEEDSKeyboard selectable from 0.01 "/hour to 120"/hour or 0.02 cm/hour to 300 cm/hour in 0.01 increments.PRINT CYCLE TIME32 channels can be printed in less than six seconds. Channel ID or tag, chart scale, date and time are printed at all chart speeds.AUTO CHART DRIVE SHUT-OFFA paper counter will monitor the length of chart paper on the feed roll and automatically switch the chart drive to standby if the supply drops below 5 ft. The alarm buzzer will sound and a message will be shown on the digital displays indicating that replacement is necessary.Page 4 of 8FEATURES AND RELIABILITYACCURACYBetter than 0.1% of the amplifier full scale ranges for +/-1 0 mV, +/-100 mV, +/-1 V, + 10 V ranges; better than 0.5% for +/-1 mV. These accuracy figures are based on a percentage of the amplifier full scale, not on a percentage of the trend record display.WARRANTYFull 2 year warranty, parts and labor; F.O.B. factory.AUTOMATIC RESTARTIf power failure occurs, unit automatically resumes operation and computer communication when power is restored.SURGE WITHSTANDCertified for surge withstand capability to IEEE standard 472-1974.AUTOMATIC CALIBRATIONA built-in precision reference source automatically checks both zero and span (full scale) every 2 seconds and makes adjustments if needed.SEISMIC QUALIFIED2702 passed OBE and SSE tests.SECURITYA three-digit security code can be programmed to prevent any unauthorized entries from being made in program routines.MEMORY PROTECTIONAll programs and the clock are protected against power loss by internal battery and individual battery-backed chips. Recorder can be disconnected from the power line for 5 years without loss of memory or clock time.SIGNAL IDENTIFICATIONCHANNEL IDENTIFICATIONAny number from 0 to 99 may be used to identify input channels. The channel ID number is printed at intervals from 1/1 0" to 10" and to the right of the trend line it represents. This number will never be printed over another number where channels are intersecting or superimposed.TAGLINESUp to 32 taglines of 6 characters each can be created and assigned to channels for explicit identification. Taglines will appear after the engineering unit while datalogging and on the right section display if the channel is programmed for display. The first three characters of the taglines assigned to channels may be printed in place of channel ID number when trend recording.INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION CODEUp to 5 characters may be stored as an identification code. This ID code will appear after the date/time reference in the computer output and to the right of date/time reference on the chart.Page 5 of 8DIGITAL DISPLAYContinuous or sequential large character display on the front panel of time of day plus channel number, alarm status, up to 5 digits of data with + or -sign and engineering units of any channels.PROMPTINGRecorder is easy to program with prompted menu steps displayed in English on the digital displays.TAGLINES ON RIGHT DISPLAYAssigned taglines can be displayed on the right side display to correspond with associated channels programmed for automatic or manual display on the left section. The left section will show channel input level with the corresponding tagline shown on the right section.CLOCKContinuous digital display of the time of day. The battery backed up clock oscillator will maintain correct time during power outages of up to 5 years.ALARM DISPLAYWhen any channel exceeds one of its alarm set points the right section digital display will show the channel number, high or low alarm, up to 5 digits of data with + or -sign and the engineering unit such as C, F, LPM, GPM, etc. If several channels are in alarm at the same time the display will show each channel in turn for 2 seconds. The right display can be programmed to show either the alarm status of all channels turned on, or to present associated taglines of channels that are being displayed on the left section. If one of the optional alarm relays has been activated in either display format, that relay number will be displayed in far right of right digital display.Page 6 of 8COMMON MODE VOLTAGE170 VAC RMS channel to ground with optional high common mode input board. +/-15 volt maximum with standard input board.DIELECTRIC STRENGTH1,000 V power transformer primary ground; 1,000 V relay contacts to ground; 1,000 V power transformer primary to sensor input terminals.COMMON MODE REJECTION RATIOBetter than 120 db.INPUT IMPEDANCEGreater than 1 Megohm at DC.NORMAL MODE REJECTION RATIOBetter than 45 db at 60 Hz; 70 db at 1 KHz.POWER REQUIREMENTSLess than 100 watts peak power; 50 watts average power. Selector switch for 100, 115, 220 or 240 volts. Operates on either 50 or 60 Hz.OPERATING TEMPERATURE32°F to 140°F (0 to 60°C); 5% to 98% noncondensing relative humidity.MOUNTING2702 has rubber feet for bench top applications and flanges for 19" rack mounting. Jack screws for panel mounting are available as an option. Panel cutout dimensions are 10.125" H X 17.062" W (+0.06/- 0.0), metric: 25.72 cm H X 43.34 cm W (+ 1.5/-0.0).CHASSIS SLIDESEntire chassis slides out and removes for easy access. The rear panel is hinged and removable also.DIMENSIONS17.75" (45 cm) wide X 10.5" (26.7 cm) high X 15.5" (39.74 cm) front to back.WEIGHTNet 48 Ibs. (21.8 kg). Shipping weight 57 Ibs. (26 kg).Page 7 of 8COMMON MODE VOLTAGE170 VAC RMS channel to ground with optional high common mode input board. +/-15 maximum with standard input board.DIELECTRIC STRENGTH1000V power transformer primary to ground: 1000V relay contacts to ground; 1000V power transformer primary to sensor input terminals.COMMON MODE REJECTION RATIOBetter than 120db.INPUT IMPEDANCEGreater than 1 Megohm at DC.NORMAL MODE REJECTION RATIOBetter than 45db at 60 Hz; 70db at 1 KHz.POWER REQUIREMENTSLess than 100 watts peak power; 50 watts average power. Specify 110' 115, 220, or 240 V AC operating voltage when ordering. Operates on 50 or 60 Hz.OPERATING TEMPERATURE32°F to 140F (0 to 60°C); 5% to 98% noncondensing relative humidity.DIMENSIONS17" (43.2 cm) wide x 15.125" (38.4 cm) high x 11.35" (28.8 cm) front to back.WEIGHTNet 28.5Ibs. (12.9 kg). Shipping weight 41Ibs. (18.6 kg).Page 8 of 8。

使用说明书MV-600CD半球型摄像机安装和连接感谢您惠顾FOR.A 视频摄像机，为使您的新摄像机获得最佳的使用效果,使用之前请仔细阅读本说明书,并妥善保存以备将来查阅。

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SPRINKLER - UPRIGHT, PENDENT AND RECESSED PENDENT (K FACTOR - 8)TECHNICAL DATAStyle Upright, Pendent andRecessed PendentT emperature Standard Response - 5mm Response glass bulbQuick Response - 3mm glass bulb Coverage Standard CoverageK-Factor 8.0 US (115 metric) Nominal Thread Size 3/4” NPTMax. Working 175 PSI (12 Bar)PressureFactory Hydrostatic 500 PSI (35 Bar)T est PressureMin. Operating 7 PSI (0.5 Bar)PressureT emp. Rating 57°C (135° F), 68°C (155° F),79°C (175° F), 93°C (200° F) Approvals UL ListedFinish Brass, Chrome Plated,White Painted. White shade is RAL9010.For other shades, contactHD Sales.Ordering Style, T emperature Rating & Information Response, FinishSIN Number HD171 - SR, Pendent &Recessed PendentHD172 - SR, UprightHD271 - QR, Pendent &Recessed PendentHD272 - QR, Upright DESCRIPTIONPendent & Upright SprinklersHD Pendent and Upright Sprinklers are designed for use in light and ordinary hazards. The temperature response is standard response (5mm glass bulb) and quick response (3mm glass bulb). The sprinklers come with compact design, glass bulb type, available in several different finishes and temperature ratings. The pendent sprinklers must be installed in pendent position, and upright sprinklers are to be installed in the upright position.Pendent Recessed Sprinklers are installed with adjustable or non-adjustable Escutcheon plates (also termed as Rosette plates). These are intended to be installed with finished ceilings. Escutcheon plate adjustment provides convenience in Pendent Sprinkler installation in case of areas with finished ceilings or walls.Sprinkler OperationThe Sprinkler operating device is state of the art heat responsive frangible glass bulb supplied by a world leader in this innovative technology. The glass bulb contains fluid which expands when exposed to heat. When rated temperature is reached, the bulb shatters and water flows through the sprinkler and strikes deflector, forming a uniform water spray pattern to control or extinguish fire.Care and HandlingSprinklers must be handled with due care, they must be stored at ambient temprature for best results. Storage as well as any onward shipment is to be made in original packing only. Sprinklers must be visually inspected carefully before installation. Sprinklers visibly damaged, dropped or exposed to temperature in excess of the maximum ambient temperature permitted, should never be installed. Never install any glass blub sprinkler if the bulb is cracked or if there is a loss of liquid from the bulb. Sprinkler must be installed after the piping is in place to prevent mechanical damage.Use T eflon Tape or soft thread sealent on male thread of the Sprinkler for the leak tight Sprinkler joint. A leak-tight 3/4” NPT or BSPT sprinkler joint should be obtained by applying a maximum torque of 27 N-m. Excessive tightening torque may distort the Sprinkler inlet and cause leakage. Sprinkler must never be painted, plated or coated after they leave factory.The HD Sprinkler described herein must be installed and maintained in accordance with the latest edition of HD technical data, the latest standard of National Fire protection Association (NFPA) and Factory Mutual (FM) or to the standard of any other authorities having jurisdiction. The owner is solely responsible for maintaining their fire protection system and device in proper operating condition.Inspection Testing and MaintenanceRefer to NFPA 25 for inspection testing and maintenance requirement or to the authority having jurisdiction. For details of warranty, refer HD’s current price list, conditions of sale or contact HD directly. Exposure to ultraviolet or direct sunlight for extended period may cause the liquid dye in glass bulb to fade or lose colour . Colourless or faded coloured bulbs are not a problem, as long as the fluid level has not been affected. The loss of colour in the liquid will not effect sprinkler performance, as long as the bulb is intact and not damaged. The loss of colour may be an issue in identifying sprinkler temperature rating, but the temperature rating is still stamped on the sprinkler deflector .SPRINKLER RATINGSAs per Table 6.2.5.1 NFPA 13DIMENSIONS (FRAME & DEFLECTOR FINISH)SL.NO PART NAME 1FRAME 2DEFLECTOR 3CAP 4CAP SEAT 5LOAD SCREW 6SEAL 7BULB 8SPRINGHD 172HD 272HD 171HD 271RECESSED PENDENTPENDENT & UPRIGHT SPRINKLERMAXIMUM EXTENSION MAXIMUM RECES SPENDENTUPRIGHTTolerance for all dimensions ± 0.5 mmDISTRIBUTION PATTERNSDistribute the water distance (cm)M o u n t i n g h e i g h t (c m )305245185135753052451851357550100150200250300120230K8.0 UPRIGHT SPRINKLERDISTRIBUTION PA TTERNS - TRAJECTORYDistribute the water distance (cm)M o u n t i n g h e i g h t (c m )305245185135753052451851357550100150200250300120230K8.0 PENDENT SPRINKLERDISTRIBUTION PA TTERNS - TRAJECTORYDISCHARGE CURVETOOLSSPRINKLER WRENCH SPRINKLER KEYLIMITED WARRANTYHD FIRE PROTECT PVT. L TD. hereby referred to as HD FIRE warrants to the original purchaser of the fire protection products manufactured by HD FIRE and to any other person to whom such equipment is transferred, that such products will be free from defect in material and workmanship under normal use and care, for two (2) years from the date of shipment by HD FIRE. Products or Components supplied or used by HD FIRE, but manufactured by others, are warranted only to the extent of the manufacturer’s warranty. No warranty is given for product or components which have been subject to misuse, improper installation, corrosion, unauthorized repair , alteration or un-maintained. HD FIRE shall not be responsible for system design errors or improper installation or inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by buyer or buyer’s representatives.HD FIRE will repair or replace defective material free of charge, which is returned to our factory, transportation charge prepaid, provided after our inspection the material is found to have been defective at the time of initial shipment from our works. HD FIRE shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential loss, damage or expense arising directly or indirectly from the use of the product including damages for injury to person, damages to property and penalties resulting from any products and components manufactured by HD FIRE. HD FIRE shall not be liable for any damages or labour charges or expense in making repair or adjustment to the product. HD FIRE shall not be liable for any damages or charges sustained in the adaptation or use of its engineering data & services. In no event shall HD Fire’s product liability exceed an amount equal to the sale price.The foregoing warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties and representation whether expressed, implied, oral or written, including but not limited to, any implied warranties or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. All such other warranties and representations are hereby cancelled.NOTICE :The equipment presented in this bulletin is to be installed in accordance with the latest publication standards of NFPA or other similar organisations and also with the provision of government codes or ordinances wherever applicable.The information provided by us is to the best of our knowledge and belief, and consist of general guidelines only. Site handling and installation control is not in our scope. Hence we give no guarantee for result and take no liability for damages, loss or penalties whatsoever , resulting from our suggestion, information, recommendation or damages due to our product.Product development is a continuous programme of HD FIRE PROTECT PVT. L TD. and hence the right to modify any specification without prior notice is reserved with the company.D-6/2, ROAD NO. 34, WAGLE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, THANE 400 604, INDIA.• TEL: + (91) 22 2158 2600 • FAX: +(91) 22 2158 2602•EMAIL:***************• WEB: HD FIRE PROTECT PVT . LTD.Protecting What Matters Most to You。

N-25Programmable, Isolating Two-Wire Temperature TransmittersModels TX787 and TX788ߜProvides an Isolated,Linearized Current Loop in Proportion to a Thermocouple, RTD,Millivolt, Voltage,Milliamp, Potentiometer or Resistance InputߜUniversally Pre-Calibratedfrom the Factory ߜUser-FriendlyConfiguration viaWindows-Based Software ߜUnique CommunicationsAdapter AllowsConfiguration Without Bench Equipment ߜIn-Service Self-Calibration Ensures Long Term Stability Without Manual Recalibration ߜCast AluminumHousing for High EMI-RFI ImmunityModel TX787$325Basic UnitApplicationThe TX787 and TX788 are extremely versatile two-wire transmitters that may be used in any applicationrequiring an isolated 4-20 mA current loop proportional to a thermocouple,RTD, millivolt, milliamp, voltage, resistance or potentiometer input.Typical applications include providing accurate, stable signals to distributed control systems (DCS), supervisory control and data acquisition systems (SCADA), environmental monitoring and control systems (EMCS), dataacquisition and control systems (DACS)and custody transfer/pipeline systems.The output of the TX787 and TX788may also be used by an analog or digital display device.DescriptionThe TX787 and TX788 areprogrammable two-wire transmitters that are configured to provide an isolated 4-20 mA signal in proportion to the desired range of its input signal. The TX787 accepts thermocouple, 2-, 3-, or 4-wire RTD, potentiometer, and millivolt inputs. The TX788 accepts millivolt, voltage and milliamp inputs.Configuration is performed byconnecting the transmitter to a standard PC serial port (9-pin RS-232C) using an isolated interface adapter and running a user-friendly, Windows-basedprogram. Unique technology allows all configuration information to be defined and modified with only a PC, theinterface adapter, and the transmitter.No loop supply, input simulation, or meter on the output is required! The fully isolated adapter reduces the risk of expensive damage to the PC which can be caused by spikes and surges on field wiring entering the computer via its unprotected serial port.The TX787 and TX788 utilize state-of-the-art microprocessor technology, and yield higher accuracy and long-term stability with lower power consumptionthan prior generation transmitters.These devices automatically perform frequent self-testing and auto-calibration while in service, resulting in very stable long-term performance-stability greater than 0.1% of span over 12 months.To maximize traceability, each unit may be assigned a tag ID, a job or a project number, the purchase order anddate on which it was procured, and a message in addition to its serial number.This data, along with the selected input type and range, last calibration date, and serial number are stored in the transmitter. OperationEvery TX787 and TX788 is factory calibrated and may be simply configured to perform the desired function using the configuration software. Just fasten the DB-9 connector to the computer’s serial port and the keyed 5-pin connector to the port under the access cover on the top or the transmitter. There is no need to provide an external power supply and load to the TX787 and TX788’s output to configure the transmitter.USAShown larger than actualsize. See following page for protection head.The TX787 and TX788 are not longer available. Please see the TX1500 series as a possible substitute or contact our temperature engineering department.N-26NUnits previously placed in service may have their configuration “uploaded” to the PC. Their operating parameters may be reviewed and if necessary revised and downloaded again.After configuration, and at periodic intervals, the calibration may be verified by simulating and varying the input signal over the defined range and comparing the output signal to the ideal. If calibration is necessary, the PC software is used to adjust the transmitter’s digital references.Because of the self-calibratingtechnology utilized in the TX787 andTX788, the calibration verification interval may be significantly longer than for earlier technology transmitters.SpecificationsMinimum Span:T/C : 20°C if zero offset ≤650°C;50°C if zero offset > 650°C:125°C if zero offset > 1250°C;(type C thermocouple only)RTD:12°C zero if offset ≤75°C;20°C if zero offset ≤275°C;50°C if zero offset > 275°CmV:1 mV if zero offset ≤25 mV;5 mV if zero offset ≤150 mV;10 mV if zero offset > 150 mV mA:1 mA if zero offset ≤15 mA;3 mA if zero offset > 15 mA Volts:0.3 V if zero offset ≤5 V;0.5 V if zero offset > 5 V Input Impedance:Volts: 200 k ΩMillivolts: 10 m ΩMilliamps: 5ΩT/C Burnout Function:Programmable: upscale or downscale T/C Burnout Detection Current:<0.2 µARTD Excitation Current:0.3 mA (nominal)Long Term Stability:Better than 0.1% of span in 12 months Temperature Stability:<0.01% of span per°CIsolation:1000 Vdc input to output Minimum Output Current:3.85 mA Maximum Output Current:22.5 mA Loop Voltage Drop:≤9 Vdc at 20 mA Supply Voltage Range:9 to 36 Vdc Maximum Effect of Change in Supply Voltage:<0.002% of span per VoltEffect of Ambient Temperature Change on Cold Junction Compensation:0.02°C/°C CJC Accuracy:0.5°C Update Time:>3 Conversions per second Turn on Time:< 4 Seconds Filter Band:Programmable from 0 to 120%Damping:Programmable from 0.0 to 32.0 sec Common Mode Rejection:120 dB Operating Temperature Range:-20 to 70°C (-4 to 158°F)Dimensions: mm (inches)55.3 H x 77.7 W x 61.0 mm D (2.10 x 3.06 x 2.40")Weight:254 g (0.56 lb)(1) Accuracy includes input accuracy, output accuracy, and linearity for any 250°C span within the conformance range at a stable 25°C ambient temperature; minimum accuracy over entire conformance range is ±0.1% of full conformance span.(2) For other RTD Types, consult factory (3) ␣= .00385 and .00392(4) Percent of full scale rangeTX787Input Types and RangesTX788 Input Types and RangesTo Order (Specify Model Number)Model Number PriceDescriptionTX787$325Programmable transmitter with thermocouple, RTD,potentiometer or DC mV inputsTX788325Programmable transmitter with dc millivolt, milliamp or volt inputsTX780-SOFT 175Configuration, calibration software and cable TX-SCALED 45Scaling chargeHEP-TX7045Explosion resistant headTX70-RM15Mounting ring, for use with HEP-TX70Ordering Examples: TX787, programmable transmitter with TX780-SOFT configuration software $325 + 175 = $500Input TypeFull Scale RangeMinimum Span Accuracy (4)DC mV -30 to 300 mV 10 mV 0.1%DC Volts -1 to 10 V 300 mV 0.1%DC mA-5 to 50 mA2 mA0.1%¯Thermocouple InputsConformanceEnd to End Full Scale RangeAccuracy (1)InputIron-100 to 870°C±0.55°C-210 to 1200°C Constantan -346 to 2192°F CHROMEGA ®--100 to 1370°C ±0.65°C -270 to 1370°C ALOMEGA ®-454 to 2498°F Copper-0 to 400°C ±0.55°C -270 to 400°C Constantan -454 to 752°F CHROMEGA ®0 to 870°C ±0.55°C -270 to 1000°C Constantan -454 to 1832°F OMEGA-P ®--100 to 1300°C ±0.70°C -270 to 1300°C OMEGA-N ®-454 to 2372°F Pt/13%Rh-Pt 200 to 1300°C ±1.60°C -50 to 1770°C -46 to 3218°F Pt/10%Rh-Pt 200 to 1760°C ±1.60°C -50 to 1760°C -46 to 3200°F Pt/30%Rh-400 to 1820°C ±2.5°C 0 to 1820°C Pt6%Rh32 to 3308°F W/5%Re-W/26%Re400 to 1820°C±1.1°C0 to 2320°C 32 to 4172°FRTD Inputs (2)ConformanceEnd to End Full Scale RangeAccuracyInputPt-100 (3)-210 to 850°C ±0.30°C -210 to 850°C -346 to 1562°F Ni-110-110 to 310°C ±0.25°C -110 to 310°C -166 to 590°F Cu-10-80 to 160°C±1.50°C-80 to 160°C -112 to 320°FFull Scale Minimum Other InputsRangeSpanAccuracy (4)Ohms0 to 390 Ω10 Ω0.1%Potentiometer 100 to 10 k Ω-0.1%DC mV-10 to 120 mV10 mV0.1%J E B CS R N T K HEP-TX Protection Head.See Section B foradditional heads.T r a n s m i t t e ri n s i d e!CANADA www.omega.ca Laval(Quebec) 1-800-TC-OMEGA UNITED KINGDOM www. 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Touchpoint PlusDelivering reliable control• Honeywell reliability from the most trusted experts in gas detection• Built-in battery backup for constant uptime • Robust, shockproof housing for a wide range of industrial environmentsFlexible capabilities• Compatible with the full range of Honeywell gas detectors• Powered audiovisual alarms simplify field installation• Configuration includes easy grouping and voting alarm logic without specialist knowledge• Next-generation compatibilityProviding ease and efficiency• Quick and easy installation, configuration, commissioning and maintenance • Easy diagnostics, data and reporting • Minimised training time• Large colour touchscreen LCD • Multilingual capabilities•Green-yellow-red status at a glanceThe signature feature of the Touchpoint line is a user-friendly touchscreen interface, and the Touchpoint Plus takes it to a new level. With this unique interface, it’s easier than ever to see the status of your system at a glance - maximizing the time you have to make the right decisions. The intuitive, multilingual interface, simplifies operation and reduces training requirements. The full colour traffic light style status indication provides clarity from a distance too.Touchpoint Plus includes a comprehensive set of outputs as standard including common alarms and dedicated drives for remote audiovisual indicators. Its modularity enables you to customise your system to meet your specific application requirements. Selecting the rightdetector for use with your controller can deliver significant savings in startup costs and on-going operations. Our global partner network and dedicated application specialists are able to help make the right choices for your industry.With everything at your fingertips, you can take ownership of your system and operate it withconfidence, ensuring the safety of your people and productivity of your site.Touchpoint Plus brings a whole new control experience to your small system of gas detectors.Touchpoint Plus is an easily configurable, wall mounted control system that supports up to eight channels of gas detection. Its modular approach enables you to take control and configure what you need for a wide range of applications.Taking the user experience to a whole new levelBuilt for ease – so you can operate it with confidenceWant to fully utilise your controller?Wantcomplete peace of mind?Engineered to the highest standards of quality andreliabilityWant to know what’s going on?View real-time and historical data, analyse readings and much moreWant to make fast, informed decisions?System status at-a-glance when time is criticalWant a simple end-to-end solution?Easy ordering, installation and servicing from the gas detection expertsWant to simplify systemsetup?With the intuitive, ergonomictouchscreen, setup couldn’t be easierBuilt-in sounderLarge colour touchscreen LCD with multilingual optionsMute/resetsystem using Touchpoint PlusGas DetectorAudible &Visual Alarm1. Main module2. Input module3. Relay output module4. mA output module5. Power supply6. Display module7. Touchscreen8. Backup battery12345867Designed for speed and reliabilityMade of high-impact polymer plastic, Touchpoint Plus is versatile and durable. It’s dust-proof, water-proof and has been tested to withstand the toughest environments in which our customers operate - indoors and out. So you can count on the Touchpoint Plus to stand up to the challenges of industrialenvironments, from mechanical rooms to chemical plants.Touchpoint Plus is supplied with pre-drilled and sealed cable entriesand a unique tiered internal arrangementproviding ease of access to save installers time and money.System Configuration OptionsInhibit Reset2, 4 or 8 Inputs 2-Wire 4-20mA 3-Wire 4-20mA 3-Wire mV BridgeProvided as standard• Dedicated powered audiovisual alarm drives• Common alarm outputs, one for fault and two configurable • Datalogging to SD Card•Remote reset and inhibit inputsOptions• Choice of AC mains or DC supply voltage• Optional backup battery• Choice of 2, 4 or 8 mA or mV inputs • Optional expansion unit with up to 16 inputs*• Choice of 12 or 24 relay outputs • Choice of 4 or 8 mA outputs • Optional RS485 Modbus RTU*•Optional TCP/IP Modbus/HTTP**Contact Honeywell Analytics for availability*Contact Honeywell Analytics for availabilityOrdering InformationI/O Capacity continuedmV Input Catalytic type flammable gas detectors (Honeywell models). 2/4/8 channel modules Dual Input*2 channel mA + 2 channel mV module or 4 channel mA + 4 channel mV module Relay Output12 or 24 relay outputs,NO/C/NC changeover, 5A@30VDC/250VAC, user configurable - energised/de-energised, latching/non latching, time delay4-20mA Output 4 or 8 isolated repeated mA outputs, 0-22mA, 0-100%FSD = 4-20mA Common Inputs Remote reset, remote inhibitCommon Outputs Four powered A/V outputs for alarms and fault, three common alarm outputsApprovalsElectromagnetic Compatibility and Electrical SafetyEMC/RFI (EN 50270:2015) LVD (EN 61010-1:2010)CSA-C22.2 No. 61010-1-04 UL 61010-1 (3rd Edition) and 508Performance*Designed to meet -EN 50271:2010; EN 60079-29-1:2007;EN 45544-1 /-2 /-3:2015; EN 50104:2010C22.2 No. 152-M1984, ISA 12.13.01Safety Integrity*Designed to meet -IEC/EN 61508:2010 andEN 50402:2005+A1:2008 SIL2 certificationOthersBackup Battery 22.2V Lithium Ion Battery, 2600mAh capacity (>30 minutes for typical system)Data loggingConfiguration, logged events and dataTPPL B A W A8S 8B NNNFuture UseInput Option A2: 2ch mA Input A4: 4ch mA Input A8: 8ch mA Input V2: 2ch mV Input V4: 4ch mV Input V8: 8ch mV InputProduct NameRelay Option S: 12 Relays D: 24 Relays N: No RelaysUnit Type B: Base UnitPower A: AC D: DCOutput Option4: 4ch mA Output 8: 8ch mA Output N: No mA OutputMounting Type W: Wall MountBattery B: Backup BatteyN: None。

Hardware RequiredStandard Ethernet ConfigurationNote: See page 5 of this document for a full list of available accessories, numbered to correspond with this table and the diagrams below.HAWK MV-4000 Smart CameraConfiguration Guide61-9000132-01CAMERA EndPOWER End1547621415Power Supply (12-Pin Socket)Ethernet Configuration with Flying Leads15462158M12 to Flying Leads Cable, 3 m – 61-9000151-01Pin Signal Wire Color 1Trigger White 2Power Brown 3Input 2Green 4Input 1Yellow 5Output 1Grey 6Output 3Pink 7Ground Blue 8Input Common Red 9NC Black 10NC Violet 11Output 2Grey-Striped Pink 12Output Common Red-Striped BlueEthernet Configuration with QX-1 and NERLITE Smart Series Illuminator10911131547621415Power Supply (12-Pin Socket)Photo SensorNERLITE Smart Series IlluminatorEthernet Configuration with Y Cable for Illuminator Control and Camera Power154762121415Power Supply (12-Pin Socket)NERLITE Smart Series IlluminatorNERLITE Smart Series IlluminatorNERLITE Smart Series IlluminatorHAWK MV-4000 AccessoriesElectrical SpecificationsHAWK MV-4000-03, -03C, -13, -13C, -20, -20C, -50, -50COperating Voltage for the HAWK MV-4000 under Testing Conditions 24V Rated Current600 mA Operating Voltage Tolerance±10%See the HAWK MV-4000 Smart Camera Guide for full electrical specifications.+10-28VTriggerGround Trigger/New Master / Input 1 CommonQX-1 Interface Device – for use with the HAWK MV-4000 (Top View)QX-1 Trigger Connector (T) 4-pin SocketConnector T on the QX-1 Interface Device is the trigger connector.Connectors 1, 2, and 3 can be used to bus power and data as required by the application.PTVGA/USB Connector M12 12-Pin Plug10/1000 Base-T Connector M12 8-Pin X-Coded SocketDigital I/O and Power ConnectorM12 12-Pin SocketOutput 3Power TriggerInput CommonInput 2Input 3Input 1Output 1GroundOutput 2Output CommonAnalog OutputHAWK MV-4000 Part Number Structure HAWK MV-4000 part numbers follow the format 8ABS-LFFA-LPPP.8 = HAWK MV-4000 Smart Camera(A) Enclosure0 = No Lens Cover1 = 50 mm Lens Cover2 = 70 mm Lens Cover(B) Software = 1 (Machine Vision)(S) Sensor Type1 = VGA, Mono2 = 1.3 Megapixel, Mono3 = 2 Megapixel, Mono4 =5 Megapixel, Mono5 = VGA, Color6 = 1.3 Megapixel, Color7 = 2 Megapixel, Color8 = 5 Megapixel, Color(L) Lens (See table below)0 = No Lens1 = 2/3” Standard Def.2 = 2/3” High Def.3 = 1” High Def.(FF) Lens Focal Length00 = No LensXX = Focal Length (mm) (See Lens table below.)(A) Accessories = 0(L) Lighting = 0(PPP) License100 = AutoVISION Sensor101 = AutoVISION102 = AutoVISION + Visionscape103 = AutoVISION + Verification104 = AutoVISION + Visionscape + Verification。