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Tait Orca 5000 Handportable RadiosService ManualIssue 03September 2001IPN: M5000-00-102PrefaceEnquiries and CommentsIf you have any enquiries regarding this manual, or any comments, suggestions and notifications of errors, please contact Customer Support, Tait Electronics Ltd, Christchurch, New Zealand. Refer to / for more information.DisclaimerThere are no warranties extended or granted by this manual. Tait Electronics Ltd accepts no responsibility for damage arising from use of the information contained in the manual or of the equipment and software it describes. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that use of such information, equipment and software complies with the laws, rules and regulations of the applica-ble jurisdictions.Updating Equipment And ManualsIn the interests of improving performance, reliability or servicing, Tait Electronics Ltd reserve the right to update their equipment and/or manuals without prior notice.CopyrightAll information contained in this manual is the property of Tait Electronics Ltd. All rights are reserved. This manual may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translat-ed, stored, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, without prior written permission from Tait Electronics Limited. All trade names referenced are the service mark, trade-mark or registered trademark of the respective manufacturers.Publication HistoryIssue Publication Date Product Code Description01May 2001M5000-00-100First revision.02June 2001M5000-00-101New revision and cover.03September 2001M5000-00-102New revision (Section E).Contacting Tait Electronics LtdTo contact your nearest Tait Electronics regional office, refer to the Tait Website:/ii Preface09/01 IPN: M5000-00-10209/01 IPN: M5000-00-102iiiContentsPart A: IntroductionServicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables Servicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................A-3A-3WWW technical support .....................................................................................................................A-3What does this manual contain? ..........................................................................................................A-3What is included in the calibration service kit? ....................................................................................A-3Programming kit ..................................................................................................................................A-4Conventions .........................................................................................................................................A-4The Tait Orca 5000 series of handportables The Tait Orca 5000 series of handportables ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................A-5A-5The Tait Product Code Scheme ............................................................................................................A-5Operating instructions .........................................................................................................................A-6Accessories ...........................................................................................................................................A-6Important information ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................A-10A-10Basic servicing precautions ................................................................................................................A-10Programming .....................................................................................................................................A-10Calibrating .........................................................................................................................................A-11Test facilities ......................................................................................................................................A-11Basic maintenance .............................................................................................................................A-11Part B: Radio specifications and circuit descriptionsRadio specifications Radio specifications ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................B-3General specifications........................................................................................................................... B-3Receiver performance........................................................................................................................... B-3Transmitter performance..................................................................................................................... B-4Tait Orca 5000 66-88MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications...................................... B-5Tait Orca 5000 136-174MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications.................................. B-6Tait Orca 5000 174-225MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications.................................. B-7Tait Orca 5000 336-400MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications.................................. B-8Tait Orca 5000 400-470MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications.................................. B-9Tait Orca 5000 450-530MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications................................ B-10Tait Orca 5000 806-870MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications................................ B-11Tait Orca 5000 896-941MHz. Conventional and Trunked Radio Specifications................................ B-12iv 09/01 IPN: M5000-00-102Circuit descriptions Circuit descriptions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................B-13B-13Transmitter ........................................................................................................................................B-13Transmit (Tx) audio ...........................................................................................................................B-13Receiver ..............................................................................................................................................B-13Receive (Rx) audio ..............................................................................................................................B-13Synthesiser and VCO ..........................................................................................................................B-14Power supplies ...................................................................................................................................B-14Accessory connector interface ............................................................................................................B-15Universal band versus wideband IF filtering ......................................................................................B-15Part C: Diagnostics and fault findingTest facilities Test facilities ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................C-3C-3Error codes ...........................................................................................................................................C-3Test commands..................................................................................................................................... C-5Calculating the parameters required for test command 101................................................................. C-7Fault finding charts Fault finding charts ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................C-8C-8Fault finding – Radio cannot be switched on .......................................................................................C-9Fault finding – Cannot change channel ..............................................................................................C-10Fault finding – No serial communication ...........................................................................................C-11Fault finding – Receive faults ..............................................................................................................C-12Fault finding – Cannot transmit .........................................................................................................C-13Fault finding – No transmit audio ......................................................................................................C-14Part D: Servicing the radioServicing the radio Servicing the radio ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................D-3Screw head types ..................................................................................................................................D-3Disassembling the radio Disassembling the radio ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................D-4Removing the front panel from the chassis ..........................................................................................D-4Removing the shield sub-assembly from the chassis ............................................................................D-5Removing the PCB from the chassis .....................................................................................................D-6Removing the rear panel ......................................................................................................................D-7Replacing key mechanicaland ancillary devices and ancillary devices ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................D-8Replacing the lens (Orca 5020, Orca 5035 and Orca 5040) ..................................................................D-8Replacing the PTT keypad ....................................................................................................................D-8Replacing the speaker ...........................................................................................................................D-9Replacing the LCD display (Orca 5020, Orca 5035 and Orca 5040) .....................................................D-909/01 IPN: M5000-00-102vReplacing the shield, user interface PCB assembly and polyester dome(Orca 5020, Orca 5035 and Orca 5040) ..............................................................................................D-12Replacing the antenna connector, channel selector switch and volume control switch .....................D-12Replacing the microphone .................................................................................................................D-12Replacing the battery and speaker contacts .......................................................................................D-12Replacing the tact switch ....................................................................................................................D-12Reassembling the radio Reassembling the radio .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................D-13D-13Rear panel reassembly and replacing the auxiliary flexible PCB ........................................................D-13Fitting the PCB to the chassis and replacing the RF out assembly ......................................................D-14Fitting the shield to the chassis ..........................................................................................................D-14Fitting the front panel to the chassis ..................................................................................................D-15Spares kits Spares kits .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................D-16D-16Orca 5010/5030 spares kit (TOPA-SP-401)....................................................................................... D-17Orca 5035 spares kit (TOPA-SP-402)................................................................................................. D-18Orca 5020/5040 spares kit (TOPA-SP-403)....................................................................................... D-19Orca 5010/5030 Re-skinning kit (TOPA-SP-404).............................................................................. D-20Orca 5035 Re-skinning kit (TOPA-SP-405)........................................................................................ D-20Orca 5020/5040 Re-skinning kit (TOPA-SP-406).............................................................................. D-20Orca 5020/5035/5040 User Interface PCB and Shield (TOPA-SP-407)............................................. D-20Part E: Battery packs and chargersBattery packs Battery packs ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................E-3Battery shift life .....................................................................................................................................E-3Disposing of used nickel-cadmium batteries .........................................................................................E-4Battery chargers Battery chargers ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................E-5Desktop fast charger Desktop fast charger ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................E-6Fast charger operation ..........................................................................................................................E-6Using the fast charger ............................................................................................................................E-9Repairing the fast charger ...................................................................................................................E-10Desktop trickle charger Desktop trickle charger ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................E-12Trickle charger operation ....................................................................................................................E-12Using the trickle charger .....................................................................................................................E-13Repairing the trickle charger ...............................................................................................................E-13Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................E-14vi 09/01 IPN: M5000-00-102Multi-charger Multi-charger .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................E-15E-15Multi-charger operation ......................................................................................................................E-15Repairing the multi-charger ................................................................................................................E-15Fuse replacement ................................................................................................................................E-16Part F: AccessoriesTait Orca 5000 Accessory Connector Tait Orca 5000 Accessory Connector ..................................................................................................................................................................................F-3Connecting an Accessory ......................................................................................................................F-3Connecting a Headset ............................................................................................................................F-6Accessory Connector Signal Descriptions .............................................................................................F-77.5 mm Accessory Adaptor 7.5 mm Accessory Adaptor ................................................................................................................................................................................................................F-9Tait Orca Vehicle Kit ...............................................................................................................F-11Product Codes .....................................................................................................................................F-11Installing a Vehicle Kit ........................................................................................................................F-11Vehicle Kit Operation ..........................................................................................................................F-11Vehicle Kit Specifications ....................................................................................................................F-13Servicing the Vehicle Kit .....................................................................................................................F-14Spares Kits ...........................................................................................................................................F-15Vehicle kit spares kit (TOPA-SP-301).................................................................................................. F-16Vehicle kit reskinning kit (TOPA-SP-302)........................................................................................... F-17Custom Modifications .........................................................................................................................F-18Vehicle Kit Circuit Descriptions ..........................................................................................................F-20Part G: Additional informationGlossary Glossary ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................G-3Tait Electronics Limited Software Licence Agreement Tait Electronics Limited Software Licence Agreement ..........................................................................................................................G-7A P A R T IntroductionThis part provides an introduction to servicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables. It includes an outline of the Tait Orca 5000 handportable range of products and precautions that should be taken before servicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables.Detailed servicing instructions and information about spare parts are found in Part D: Servicing the radio .ContentsServicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables Servicing Tait Orca 5000 handportables .....................................................................................................................................................................A-3A-3WWW technical support ......................................................................................A-3What does this manual contain? ...........................................................................A-3What is included in the calibration service kit? .....................................................A-3Programming kit ...................................................................................................A-4Conventions ..........................................................................................................A-4The Tait Orca 5000 series of handportables The Tait Orca 5000 series of handportables ......................................................................................................................................................A-5A-5Product codes ........................................................................................................A-5The Tait Orca Product Naming Convention .........................................................A-5Operating Instructions ..........................................................................................A-6Accessories ............................................................................................................A-6Important information Important information ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................A-11A-11Basic servicing precautions .................................................................................A-11Programming ......................................................................................................A-11Calibrating ..........................................................................................................A-11Test facilities .......................................................................................................A-11Basic maintenance ...............................................................................................A-12。

使用说明书OPERATION MANUALTH2681/TH2681A绝缘电阻测试仪TH2681/TH2681A High Resistance Meter************目录第1章概述................................................................................................................................. 1-11.1产品概要 ......................................................................................................................... 1-11.2使用条件 ......................................................................................................................... 1-11.2.1 电源 ..................................................................................................................................................... 1-11.2.2 环境温度与湿度 .................................................................................................................................. 1-11.2.3 体积和总量............................................................................................................................................ 1-11.2.4 几点注意问题....................................................................................................................................... 1-21.3使用周围环境 .................................................................................................................. 1-21.4保险丝............................................................................................................................. 1-2第2章面板说明 ......................................................................................................................... 2-12.1前面板说明...................................................................................................................... 2-12.2后面板说明...................................................................................................................... 2-2第3章操作说明 ......................................................................................................................... 3-13.1待测物的测试方法基本操作 ............................................................................................ 3-13.2测试参数设定前须知 ....................................................................................................... 3-23.2.1 测试等效电路图 .................................................................................................................................. 3-23.2.2 调∞ ......................................................................................................................................................... 3-33.3测试参数设定 .................................................................................................................. 3-33.3.1 电压设定................................................................................................................................................ 3-33.3.2 倍率设定................................................................................................................................................ 3-43.3.3 上限设定................................................................................................................................................ 3-43.3.4 充电时间设定....................................................................................................................................... 3-43.3.5 举例说明................................................................................................................................................ 3-43.3.6 快速操作指南....................................................................................................................................... 3-1 第4章仪器的校准、检验与维修................................................................................................ 4-14.1直流极化电压的产生与检验 ............................................................................................ 4-14.2最大充电电流的检验 ....................................................................................................... 4-14.3绝缘电阻的检验 .............................................................................................................. 4-2第5章技术指标 ......................................................................................................................... 5-35.1测试电压 ......................................................................................................................... 5-35.2测试范围 ......................................................................................................................... 5-35.3电阻测试准确度：10% ± 0.5格 ................................................................................... 5-35.4充电时间 ......................................................................................................................... 5-35.5预置范围 ......................................................................................................................... 5-45.6分选功能 ......................................................................................................................... 5-45.7表头指示选择 .................................................................................................................. 5-45.8测试端测量/放电状态的选择 ........................................................................................... 5-4第6章保修................................................................................................................................. 6-1第7章附录................................................................................................................................. 7-17.1错误消息 ......................................................................................................................... 7-17.2开机默认值...................................................................................................................... 7-27.3手册更改说明 .................................................................................................................. 7-3第1章概述感谢您购买和使用我公司产品，在您使用本仪器前首先请根据说明书最后一章“成套和保修”的事项进行确认，若有不符请尽快与我公司联系，以维护您的权益。

胸腺激素概况及我国胸腺素制剂的生产现状及存在问题任雪;廖海明;杨洪淼;范慧红【摘要】胸腺激素是一类从机体内提取分离出的具有免疫活性的肽类激素,组成成分复杂,生物学功能多样,主要用于慢性乙型肝炎、恶性肿瘤辅助治疗、免疫功能低下、自身免疫疾病以及严重感染,效果显著.胸腺激素制剂应用广泛,需要对其在生产、运输、保存、应用及日常监管等环节进行严格控制.【期刊名称】《中国生化药物杂志》【年(卷),期】2012(033)002【总页数】3页(P204-206)【关键词】胸腺激素;胸腺素;胸腺生成素;胸腺肽;胸腺体液因子【作者】任雪;廖海明;杨洪淼;范慧红【作者单位】中国食品药品检定研究院,北京100050;中国食品药品检定研究院,北京100050;中国食品药品检定研究院,北京100050;中国食品药品检定研究院,北京100050【正文语种】中文【中图分类】R977.1;TQ467胸腺(thymus)是机体重要的中枢免疫器官，是T细胞分化、发育、成熟的主要场所。

胸腺实质中的胸腺上皮细胞是胸腺微环境最重要的组分，分泌多种肽类激素，促进胸腺细胞增殖、分化和发育，目前已确定的哺乳动物胸腺激素有4种，即胸腺素(thymosins)、胸腺生成素(thymopoietin)、胸腺肽(thymulin)和胸腺体液因子(thymic humoral factor)［1］。

1972年，从小牛胸腺提取出的胸腺组分5(TF5)［2］是一类对热稳定的肽类物质，相对分子质量(M r)为1 000～15 000，由10种主要肽类及至少30种次要肽类组成，呈现广泛的生物学活性，如引发T细胞分化、增强动物及人免疫功能;提升促肾上腺皮质激素(ACTH);释放β-内皮素及糖皮质激素;刺激单核细胞对转移因子(MIF)、人T细胞生长因子(TCGF)、白介素2(IL-2)、α干扰素、γ干扰素及其他淋巴因子生成等。

按照TF5在pH 3.5～9.5范围内的等电聚焦凝胶电泳结果对各组成成分命名，其中pI(等电点)＜5.0的部分为α 族，5.0＜pI＜7.0的部分为β 族，pI＞7.0的部分为γ 族，分别以α1，α2，…，β1，β2，…，γ1，γ2，…等依次命名。

birth to 15kg/(birth - 36 months) litetrax™3strollerAccessories (May not be included in purchase)GBContentsFigures 1-6WARNING 9Stroller Assembly11 Open Stroller 11 Assemble Front Wheel 11 Assemble Rear Wheels 11 Assemble Armbar 11 Stroller Operation 11 Adjust Backrest 11 Use Buckle12 Use Shoulder & Waist Harnesses 12 Adjust Calf Support 12 Use Front Swivel Lock 13 Use Brake 13 Use Hood13 Use Tether Strap 13 Fold Stroller13 Use Accessories 13Care and Maintenance14EmergencyIn case of emergency or accident, it is most important to have your child taken care of with first aid and medical treatment immediately.Product InformationRead all the instructions in this manual before using this product. If you have any further questions, please consult the retailer. Some features may vary depending on model.Product Litetrax StrollerSuitable for Child weighing under 15kg (birth - 36 months) Materials Plastics, metal, fabrics Patent No. Patents pendingMade in China Brand Name JoieWebsite Manufacturer Allison Baby UK Ltd! Never allow your child to stand on the stroller or sit in the stroller with head toward front of stroller.! Never place the stroller on roads or dangerous area.! The stroller is designed for use on flat or gently sloping surfaces and may be unstable on higher sloping and uneven surfaces, and users should be made aware of the possibility of the stroller tipping over.! Do make sure all parts are assembled and fastened properly before using the stroller.! To avoid strangulation, do not place items with a string around your child’s neck, suspend strings from this product, or attach strings to toys.! To prevent tipping, do not put anything on the handle. Always lift the child in and out of the stroller.! Do not lift stroller while child is in stroller.! Do not use storage basket as a child carrier.! To prevent tipping, never let child climb the stroller.! To avoid finger entrapment, use care when folding and unfolding the stroller.! Be sure the stroller is fully open or folded before allowing child near the stroller.! To ensure your child’s safety, please make sure all parts are assembled and fastened properly before using the stroller.! Check that the child restraint attachment device is correctly engaged before use.! To avoid strangulation, do make sure your child is clear from the hood.! Discontinue using your stroller if it is damaged or broken.! Stroller to be used only at walking speed. This product is not intended for use while jogging.! To avoid suffocation, remove plastic bag and packaging materials before using this product. The plastic bag and packaging materials should then be kept away from babies and children.! This product is not suitable for running or skating.! Pushchair designed to be used from birth shall recommend the use of the most reclined position for new born babies.! The parking device must be engaged when placing and removing children.! For child restraints used in conjunction with a chassis, this vehicle does not replace a cot or a bed. Should your child need to sleep, then it should be placed in a suitable pram body, cot, or bed.WARNING! TO AVOID INJURY OR DEATH: ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHENEVER THE STROLLER IS STATIONARY .! DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED. ALWAYS KEEP CHILD IN VIEW WHILE IN STROLLER.! ALWAYS USE THE CROTCH COMBINATION WITH THE WAIST BELT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT THE SHOULDER HARNESSES BE USED AS WELL.! DO NOT CARRY EXTRA CHILDREN OR BAGS ON THIS STROLLER.! MAKE SURE CHILDREN ARE CLEAR OF ANY MOVING PARTS IF YOU ADJUST THE STROLLER.! TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY FROM FALLING OR SLIDING OUT, ALWAYS USE SEAT BELT.! USE THIS TETHER STRAP TO STOP THE STROLLER ROLLING AWAY .! Ensure that all the locking devices are engaged before use.! Do not let your child play with this product.! A warning to never leave the harness buckled when not fitted to a child in the stroller because the harness can form loops which may pose a strangulation hazard.! It is unsafe to use accessories other than those approved by the vehicle manufacturer.! Adult assembly required.! Use of the stroller with a child weighing more than 15kg will cause dam-age to the stroller.! To prevent a hazardous, unstable condition, do not place more than 4.5kg in the storage basket.! Overloading, folding incorrectly, or using component parts from other manufacturers may cause the stroller to be damaged, broken or unsafe. Please read the instruction manual carefully.! Please read all the instructions in the manual before using the product. Please save instruction manual for future use. Failure to follow these warnings and instructions may result in serious injury or death.! Safety belts and restraint system must be used correctly.! Child may slip into leg openings and be strangled if the harness is not used.! Never use stroller on stairs or escalators.! The stroller not be used near an open fire or exposed flame.!Stroller AssemblyPlease read all the instructions in this manual before assembling and using this product.Open StrollerSeparate storage latch from storage mount 1, and then lift the handle upwards 2, a click sound means the stroller is open completely.! Check that the stroller is completely open before continuing.Assemble Front WheelAssemble front wheel to front leg. Check that the front wheel is securely attached by pulling on wheel assembly. 3T o disassemble front wheel, detach front wheel from front leg 4- 2 while pressing the release tabs outwards. 4- 1Assemble Rear WheelsAlign the axle of the rear wheel with the rear wheel mount, and then insert to assemble the rear wheel 5. Check that wheels are securely attached by pulling on wheel assemblies.T o disassemble rear wheel, detach rear wheel from rear wheel mount 6- 2 while pressing the release button. 6- 1Assemble ArmbarAlign the armbar end slider with matching fixing slot, and then insert to lock. 7T o disassemble armbar, press armbar release button 8 - 1, and then pull up the armbar. 8- 2The completely assembled stroller is shown as 9Stroller OperationAdjust BackrestRecline BackrestPull the backrest backwards, while pressing the button in the center of the angle adjuster. 10Raise BackrestPush the backrest forwards, while pulling the webbing at the end of the angle adjuster. 11!Make sure the recline is set properly for e BuckleRelease BucklePress the center button to release the buckle. 12Lock BuckleMatch the waist belt buckle with the shoulder buckle 13- 1, and click into the center buckle. 13- 2A “click” sound means the buckle is locked completely. 13- 3!To avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out, always secure your child with harness.!Make sure your child is snugly secured. The space between the child and the shoulder harness is about the thickness of one hand.!Do not cross the shoulder belts. This will cause pressure on child’s neck. Use Shoulder & Waist Harnesses!In order to protect your child from falling out, after your child is placed into the seat, check whether the shoulder and waist harnesses are at proper height and length.14- 1 Shoulder harness anchor A14- 2 Shoulder harness anchor B14- 3 Slide adjusterFor larger child, use shoulder harness anchor A and the highest shoulder slots. For smaller child, use shoulder harness anchor B and the lowest shoulder slots.To adjust the position of the shoulder harness anchor, turn the anchor to be level with the side facing forward. Thread it through the shoulder harness slot from back to front. 15Rethread it through the slot that is closest to child's shoulder height. 16 Use slide adjuster to change the harness length. 17- 1Press the button 17- 2, while pulling the waist harness to proper length. 17- 3Adjust Calf SupportThe calf support has 2 positions.Raise Calf SupportTo raise the calf support, just push it upwards. A "click" sound means the calf is locked completely.Lower Calf SupportPress the adjustment buttons on both sides of the calf support 18- 1, and rotate the calf support downwards. 18- 2Use Front Swivel LockPush down the front swivel locks to maintain the moving direction. 19 It is recommended to use swivel locks on uneven surfaces.Use BrakeTo lock wheels, step the brake lever downwards. 20To release wheels, just lift the brake lever upwards. 21Always apply brake when stroller is in stopped position.Use HoodThe hood can be opened or folded, pull it toward front or back.The hood can be opened completely to protect your child from the sun uttermostly, just unzip the hook 22-1, and then pull the hood toward front. There is a window on the hood, through which you can view your baby. Roll up the backward panel and stick the hook and loop fastener, then you can view your baby. 22-2Use T ether StrapUse the tether strap to prevent the stroller inadvertently rolling away.If you cannot easily control the stroller move the tether to a different position.1. To disassemble tether strap. Select a position high up on the handle and wrap the tether strap around the handle and thread the larger loopthrough the smaller loop, pull tight. 232. Check that when your hand is through the loop, the position selected allows you to easily control the stroller.Fold Stroller! Please fold the hood before folding the stroller.Pull the folding webbing upward, the frame will automatically fold backward. 25-1The storage latch will automatically hook onto the storage mount, then the stroller is folded and locked completely. 25-2Use AccessoriesAccessories may be sold separately or may not be available depending on e FootmuffThe soft footmuff can provide your child with a warm and comfortable environment.Assemble the footmuff by following these steps.1. Place the footmuff over the seat after unziping it, thread the shoulder harnesses, waist harnesses and crotch harness through respectiveslots. 272. Thread loop fastener on the top of the footmuff through the backrest, and then stick it to the hook fastener.283. Place baby into the footmuff, lock the safety buckle, and then rezip the footmuff.The assembled footmuff is shown as29Use Rain CoverTo assemble the rain cover, place it over the stroller, and then attach the 8 pairs of hook and loop fasteners on the rain cover. 30! Before using the rain cover, please make sure the backrest has beenadjusted to the lowest position and the infant child restraint has been fastened.! When using the rain cover, please always check its ventilation.! When not in use, please check that the rain cover has been cleaned and dried before folding.! Do not fold the stroller after assembling the rain cover.! Do not place your child into the stroller assembled with rain cover during hot weather.Care and Maintenance!Removable seat pad may be washed in cold water and drip-dried. No bleach.!To clean stroller frame, use only household soap and warm water. No bleach or detergent.!From time to time, check your stroller for loose screws, worn parts,torn material or stitching. Replace or repair the parts as needed.!Excessive exposure to sun or heat could cause fading or warping of parts.!If stroller becomes wet, open hood and allow to dry thoroughly before storing.!If wheels squeak, use a light oil (e.g., Silicon Spray, antirust oil, or sewing machine oil). It is important to get the oil into the axle and wheel assembly. 26!When using your stroller at the beach, completely clean your stroller after use to remove sand and salt from mechanisms and wheel assemblies.Allison Baby UK Ltd,Venture Point, Towers Business ParkRugeley, Staffordshire, WS15 1UZJK030_S1112$F Share the joy at joie 。

STM-Ⅳ型斯托默粘度计(升级版)使用说明书天津市世博伟业化玻仪器有限公司STM-Ⅳ斯托默粘度计(升级版)一、概述:STM-IV斯托默粘度计(升级版)是在原STM-IV斯托默粘度计的基础上进行了系统升级,包括了系统硬件的升级和系统软件的升级,增加了三大功能：⑴当机器遇到堵转时和超出最大测量值时能自动停机关闭马达电源,并发出声光报警。

前者是防止烧坏电机,后者防止损坏传感器造成测量的误差。

⑵具有“一键”恢复仪器参数出厂值的功能。

⑶本仪器能实现“粘度计+标准油+适配器=能实现自动校准（详见适配器操作说明书）”功能，它能始终确保仪器测量的准确度。

这一功能在国内所有粘度计和进口粘度计中是没有的，是该产品的创新点。

本仪器用于测定油漆和其他用KU值表示涂料粘度的一种测试仪器，可以显示表征被测样品粘度的KU值或与该KU值相关联的负荷值(单位:g)。

应用范围:油漆、涂料、油墨、胶粘剂、膏状物。

仪器采用了国外最新SOC技术由计算机控制,搅拌桨叶(又称转子)由恒转速马达带动以200r/min的速度转动,搅拌桨叶在被测样品中旋转受到的阻力矩由计算机转换以KU值表示(克雷布斯(Krebs)单位(KU)产生200r/min转速所需负荷的一种对数函数,一般用来表示用于刷涂和滚涂的粘度)。

操作者只需将搅拌桨叶进入被测样品到规定的深度,即可从本仪器上直接读取该样品的KU值或与之相关的负荷值,操作简单方便,数据稳定,重复性好。

在整个测量范围内不需要调换转子(转子是连接传感器的主要部件,安装不合理会影响测量精度),本仪器的设计依据为ASTM-D562标准及GB9269-88标准。

二、主要技术参数:⒈测量范围：40.2KU-141.0KU(KU值)32g-1099g(负荷值)⒉测量准确度：满量程的1.5%⒊测量重复性：满量程的1.5%⒋搅拌轴转速：200r/min±1r/min⒌容器容量：大约500ml⒍输入电压：220V50Hz⒎功率：10W⒏外形尺寸：210mmX180mmX500mm(长*宽*高)⒐重量：10kg三、试验环境:⒈本仪器应安放在远离强气流、强磁场、强电场、强电脉冲干扰的坚固而平整台面上。

Tait Orca Vehicle Kit User’s Guide2Radio cavity3Charger pins4Locating pegs5Locking mechanism6Radio interface7Lock8Release buttonInserting the Radionndown.ncavity (2).nand radio interface (6pop up.1Locking the Vehicle KitYou can use the supplied key to lock the radio into the vehicle kit when you leave the vehicle unattended.To lock the vehicle kit, insert the supplied key in the lock (7) and turn it clockwise. To unlock the vehicle kit, turn the key counterclockwise. Removing the RadioTo remove the radio from the vehicle kit:n Push the release button (8) down.n Remove the radio from the radio cavity (2).Charging the BatteryOnce the radio is inserted into the radio cavity, the charger status LED indicator will glow amber for three seconds, then red. When the LED glows green, the battery is charged to a minimum of 70 percent capacity. If the battery is too hot or too cold, the LED will glow amber until the battery temperature is within the safe range for recharging (0ºC to 50ºC). If the indicator remains amber, consider turning on your air condition-ing. Optimum battery charging performance will be obtained between 15ºC and 25ºC.Charge times when the radio is turned off are:n up to 1 1/2 hours for the 1100 mAh NiCd battery; andn up to 2 hours for the 1500 mAh NiCd battery.Do not charge NiMH batteries using the vehicle kit. A radio with a NiMH battery can be used in the vehicle kit, but the battery will not charge and the LED indicator will flash red as long the radio is seated in the vehicle kit.2You can still use the radio while the battery is being charged, but the charge times will vary, depending on how much the radio is being used. Using the Radio While in the Vehicle KitWhile the radio is seated in the vehicle kit, operation remains the same, except:n the radio’s microphone will be inoperative and an external micro-phone such as a mobile microphone must be used; andn the radio’s speaker will be inoperative when an external speaker has been installed. Volume can be adjusted from the radio’s volumecontrol.The standard installation results in the charger and external speaker being turned off when the ignition is off.If the vehicle kit determines that the vehicle’s battery is too low (less than 11 V), the vehicle kit will turn off.WARNING: The vehicle kit uses less than 30 mA from the vehicle’s battery when the ignition is off. For this reason, if you will be leaving your vehicle unattended for an extended period of time (for example, more than one month), the positive fuse should be removed.Basic Care and Safetyn It is essential to condition/analyse your battery weekly using the Tait Orca desktop fast charger.n Wipe the radio contacts and accessory interface with a dry, lint-free cloth to remove any dirt, oil or grease.n Do not allow the vehicle kit to come into contact with detergents, alcohols, aerosol sprays or petroleum-based products as they maypermanently damage the case.3Charger Status LED IndicatorLED MeaningSteady red Battery chargingSteady green Battery charged to a minimum of 70 percentcapacitySteady amber Charge suspended until battery temperature iswithin correct rangeFlashing red Battery not seated properly in the charger, contactsdirty, battery faulty or NiMH battery inserted About This User’s GuideTait Electronics Ltd has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in this User’s Guide. However, Tait Electronics Ltd reserves the right to update the vehicle kit and/or this User’s Guide without notice.For More InformationFor information on radio operation, preserving battery life, conditioning batteries and disposing of used NiCd batteries, see your radio User’s Manual.5/99 IPN: 459-40000-004。

UTE300系列数字功率计用户手册版本：REV.1日期：2024.08.30目录前言 (6)版权信息 (6)保固服务 (6)保证限制 (6)第一章安全须知 (7)1.1安全信息 (7)1.2使用环境条件 (9)第二章验货与安装 (10)2.1 包装清单检查 (10)2.2 手柄调节 (13)第三章产品介绍 (13)3.1 产品概述 (13)3.2 功能特性 (14)3.3 应用系统 (15)3.4 技术规格 (16)3.5 前面板介绍 (19)3.5.1 前板按键功能介绍 (19)3.5.2 按键组合功能介绍 (21)3.5.3 显示屏显示的内容及表示功能 (21)3.6 后面板介绍 (22)第四章操作准备与线路连接 (24)4.1 操作前准备 (24)4.1.1 确定仪器供电电源 (24)4.2 线路连接 (24)4.2.1 直接输入电压和电流的线路连接（○1） (25)4.2.2 直接输入电压与CT输入电流的线路连接（○2） (26)4.2.3 直接输入电压与EXT输入电流的线路连接（○3） (26)4.2.4 直接输入电压与（CT+EXT）输入电流的线路连接（○4） (27)4.2.5 VT输入电压与直接输入电流的线路连接（○5） (28)4.2.6 VT输入电压与CT输入电流的线路连接（○6） (28)4.2.7 VT输入电压与EXT输入电流的线路连接（○7） (29)4.2.8 VT输入电压与(CT+EXT)输入电流的线路连接（○8） (29)4.2.9 仪器供电连接 (30)第五章测量设置 (31)5.1 量程设置 (31)5.1.1 电压量程设置 (31)5.1.2 电流量程设置 (31)5.1.3 量程切换 (32)5.2 测量模式设置 (33)5.3 测量菜单及设置 (33)5.3.1 页面-1介绍及设置 (34)5.3.2 页面-2介绍及设置 (35)5.3.3 页面-3介绍及设置 (35)5.4 谐波测量 (36)5.4.1 柱状图显示谐波 (37)5.4.2 列表显示谐波 (37)5.4.3 谐波设置 (38)5.5 波形显示 (39)5.5.1 显示时间轴 (39)5.5.2 显示垂直轴 (39)5.6 积分 (40)5.6.1 标准积分 (40)5.6.2 循环积分 (41)5.6.3 积分模式对比 (42)5.6.4 积分的方法 (43)5.6.5 积分设置 (43)5.6.6 积分操作 (44)5.6.7 积分时的操作限制 (45)第六章功能设置 (46)6.1 设置 (46)6.1.1 同步源 (47)6.1.2 线路滤波器 (49)6.1.3 频率滤波器 (49)6.1.6 自动更新时间 (50)6.1.7 自动更新同步源 (51)6.1.8 恢复出厂设置 (51)6.2 平均滤波 (52)6.2.1 平均状态 (52)6.2.2 平均类型 (52)6.2.3 平均次数 (53)6.3 传感器 (53)6.3.1 选择外部电流传感器通道 (53)6.3.2 传感器通道1系数(mV/A) (53)6.3.3 传感器通道2系数(mV/A) (54)6.3.4 应用举例 (54)6.4 变比 (54)6.4.1 变比状态 (55)6.4.2 比例设置 (55)6.4.3 应用举例 (55)6.5 跳跃 (56)6.5.1 跳跃配置 (57)6.5.2 峰值跳跃 (57)6.5.3 应用举例 (57)6.6 D/A输出与控制 (57)6.6.1 格式 (58)6.6.2 量程模式 (58)6.6.3 远程控制信号 (60)6.6.4 接口引脚定义 (61)第七章系统 (62)7.1 系统信息 (62)7.2 系统设置 (63)7.2.1 背光亮度 (63)7.2.2 按键声音 (63)7.2.5 系统语言 (64)7.2.6 存储间隔 (64)7.2.7 系统时间 (65)7.3 串口 (65)7.3.1通信波特率 (66)7.4 GPIB设置 (66)7.5 网络 (66)7.5.1 IP模式 (67)7.5.2 IP地址 (67)7.5.3 子网掩码 (67)7.5.4 网关 (67)7.6 U盘 (67)第八章通信接口 (67)8.1 RS-232接口 (67)8.1.1 RS-232接口设置流程 (68)8.1.2 PC通过RS-232接口与功率计连接 (68)8.2 以太网接口 (69)8.2.1 网络设置流程 (69)8.2.2 PC通过以太网接口与功率计连接 (69)8.3 USB 接口 (70)8.3.1 PC通过USB接口与功率计连接 (70)8.4 GPIB接口(选配) (71)8.4.4 PC通过GPIB接口与功率计连接 (71)第九章存放与校准 (73)9.1 存放注意事项 (73)9.2 常见故障及排除 (73)9.3 校准注意事项 (73)第十章保险丝更换 (75)附录一测量功能的符号和求法 (76)附录二测量精度和测量误差 (77)前言感谢您购置优利德数字功率计，为了确保正确使用本仪器，在操作仪器之前请仔细阅读手册，特别是有关“安全事项”部分。

AM-333 3/4 DIGITS INTELLIGENT ONESWITCH AUTO DMMOPERATION MANUALSAFETY RULESλThis meter is designed and tested in accordance with IEC publication 1010, pollution degree II and installation category (overvoltage category) III 600V.λThis meter has been tested according to the following EC Directives♦89/336/EEC (EMC of Nov., 1992, Electromagnetic Compatibility)♦73/23/EEC (Product safety law of June 11, 1979, Low Voltage Directive of February 19, 1973)λThis meter is designed to be indoor use at temperature 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) and altitude up to 2,000m.λTo ensure that the meter is used safely, follow all safety and operating instructions in this operation manual. If the meter is not used as described in this operation manual, the safety features of this meter might be impaired.λDo not use the meter if the meter or test leads look damaged, or if you suspect that the meter is not operating properly.λWhen using the probes, keep your fingers behind the finger guards on the probes.λDisconnect the live test lead before disconnecting the common test lead.λMake sure power is off before cutting, unsoldering, or breaking the circuit. Small amount of current can be dangerous.λDo not apply more than 600Vdc or 600Vac rms between a terminal and earth ground.λTo avoid electrical shock, use CAUTION when working above 60Vdc or 25Vac rms.Such voltages pose a shock hazard.λNever make measurements with the battery cover or bottom case off.λTo avoid electrical shock or damage to the meter, do not exceed the input limits. INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLSImportant informationsee manual ContinuityAC GroundDC Double insulation FEATURESλOne switch operation.λAuto polarity with engineering units annunciator.λDC volt, AC volt, Resistance(4V threshold voltage to determine V or R function)λContinuity testλAuto power off with power resumeλData holdλFull range 600V overload protectionλConform to IEC1010-1 CAT III 600V3.1 General SpecificationsDisplay: 3 3/4 digit LCD, 3999 counts with decimal point andengineering units annunciator displayPolarity:Automatic, (-) negative polarity indication.Zero adjustment:Automatic.Measuring Method:Dual slop integration A to D converter system.Over range indication:Only the “OL” is displayed.Power:Single, standard 9 volt battery NEDA 1604, JIS 006P,IEC6F22.Dimension:70 (H) x 144 (W) x 40 (D) mm.Weight:Approx. 270gm. (including batteries and packaging)3.2 Electrical SpecificationsPANEL DESCRIPTIONS1) 3 3/4 digit LCD display2) Power resume button3) ON/OFF switch4) Data hold button5) Case6) Input and common terminals WARNINGOPERATION1) When measuring voltage ensure that the instrument is not connected. Always ensure thatthe correct terminals are used for the type of measurement to be made.2) Use extreme care when measuring voltage above 50V, especially from sources wherehigh energy exists.3) Avoid making connections to “live” circuits whenever possible.4) When making current measurements ensure that the circuit is not “live” before opening itin order to connect the test leads.5) Before making resistance measurements or continuity test, ensure that the circuit undertest is de-energised.6) Extreme care should be taken when using the instrument to conjunction with a currenttransformer connected to the terminals. High voltage may be produced at the terminals if an open circuit occurs.7) Ensure that the test leads and prods are in good condition with no damage to theinsulation.8) Take care not to exceed the over-load limits as given in the specifications.9) Fuse for replacement must be of the correct type and rating.5.1 DC and AC Voltage measurement1)Connect the black test lead to the “COM” socket and red test lead to the “ ” socket.2) Connect the test prods across the source or load under measurement.5.2 Resistance measurement1) Connect the black test lead to the “COM” socket and red test lead to the “ ” socket.2) Connect the prods across the circuit to be tested.CAUTION: Ensure that the circuit to be tested is “dead”.Max. input over-load : 600V rms < 30sec.5.3 Continuity test1) Connect the black test lead to the “COM” socket and red test lead to the “ ” socket.2) Connect the prods across the circuit to be tested, if the resistance less than approx. 47Ω,buzzer will be activated.5.4 Data holdA push switch is used to hold data during measurement. Pressing the key, reading is heldand “H” appears on display. Pressing the switch again to release the hold data.Note : In auto AC/DC voltage selection, if the source under test is AC, hold function willoperative only when source under test is in continuous contact with the test probes.5.5 Auto power offThe meter will turn off automatically to extend the battery life after approx. 30 minutes withoutoperation. Resume power by pressing “P. Resume” button.6. MAINTENANCECAUTIONBEFORE ATTEMPTING BATTERY AND FUSE REMOVAL OR REPLACEMENT,DISCONNECT TEST LEADS FROM ANY ENERGISED CIRCUITS TO AVOID SHOCKHAZARD.6.1 Fitting and replacing the battery1) Ensure that the instrument is not connected to any external circuit, switch off the meterand remove the test leads from the terminals.2) Remove the screw of the back case.3) Replace the spent battery with the same type.4) Reinstate the back case, tighten and securing screw.6.2 CleaningPeriodically wipe the case with a soft damp cloth and mild household cleanser. Do not useabrasives or solvents. Ensure that no water gets inside the equipment to prevent possibleshorts and damage.FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,PLEASE CONTACT:AMPROBETel : 305-423-7500Fax : 305-423-7554Technical Support : 800-327-5060!!!。

S E R I E S T M C U , T M V U , T M C O V A L V E SSeries TMCU, TMVU, TMCO flow control valvesUnidirectional and bidirectional banjo flow controllers with nominal diameter 2 - 3,8 - 5,8 - 8 mm Ports: G1/8, G1/4, G3/8, G1/2Series TMCU, TMVU, TMCO unidirectional and bidirectional flow controllers have been revised in order to decrease their dimensions and improve their flow rate characteristics. Their construction allows for easy assembly to cylinders and valvesand allows the regulation adjustment to be precise and gradual.GENERAL DATAConstruction needle - typeValve group unidirectional and bidirectional controller Materials brass - technopolymer - NBR Mounting by male threaded Threaded ports G1/8 - G1/4 - G3/8 - G1/2Installation in any position Operating temperature 0°C ÷ 60°C (with dry air -20°C)Operating pressure 0,5 ÷ 10 bar Nominal pressure 6 bar Nominal flow see graphNominal dia.Tube 4 Ø2 - Tube 6 Ø3,8 - Tube 8 Ø5,8 - Tube 10 and 12 Ø8Fluidfiltered air. If lubricated air is used, it is recommended to use ISOVG 32 oil. Once applied the lubrication should never be interrupted.S E R I E S T M C U , T M V U , T M C O V A L V E SCODING EXAMPLETo ensure the right choice of unidirectional flow controller, proceed as follows: calculate the quantity of air in Nl/min (see cylinder Table); determine the stroke time of the cylinder; referto graph to see which controller is the right type.S E R I E S T M C U , TMV U , T M C O V A L V ESTUBE Ø4Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller OPEN: 400 Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller CLOSED: 280Qn is determined with a supply pressure of 6 bar and with ΔP = 1 bar at the outletN° = number of screw turns.TUBE Ø6Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller OPEN: 550 Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller CLOSED: 280Qn is determined with a supply pressure of 6 bar and with ΔP = 1 bar at the outletN° = number of screw turns.UNIDIRECTIONAL AND BIDIRECTIONAL FLOW CONTROL REGULATORSTUBE Ø8Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller OPEN: 890 Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller CLOSED: 460Qn is determined with a supply pressure of 6 bar and with ΔP = 1 bar at the outletN° = number of screw turns.TUBE Ø10Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller OPEN: Ø 10- 1200/Ø12-1250Flow Qn (Nl/min.) from 2 → 1 with controller CLOSED: Ø 10-600/Ø12-600Qn is determined with a supply pressure of 6 bar and with ΔP = 1 bar at the outletN° = number of screw turns.UNIDIRECTIONAL AND BIDIRECTIONAL FLOW CONTROL REGULATORSS E R I E S T M C U , T M V U , T M C O V A L V ESSeries TMCU valvesUnidirectional flow controller for mounting on single-acting or double-acting cylinders.Adjustment of setting by a hexagonal male key or a manually operated knurled screw.Ports: G1/8, G1/4, G3/8, G1/2Series TMVU valvesUnidirectional flow controller for mounting on valves.Adjustment of setting by a hexagonal male key or a manually operated knurled screw.Ports: G1/8, G1/4, G3/8, G1/2Series TMCO valvesBidirectional flow controller.Adjustment of setting by a hexagonal male key or a manually operated knurled screw.Ports: G1/8, G1/4, G3/8, G1/2。