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PicoScope 4000 系列用户指南PC示波器ps4000.zhs r6目录1 欢迎　 (1)2 简介　 (2) (2)1 安全信息　 (2)1 符号　 (3)2 最大输入范围　 (4)3 接地　 (4)4 环境　 (4)5 仪器照管　 (5)2 一致性　 (5)1 FCC 声明　 (5)2 CE 声明　 (5)3 软件许可条款　 (6)4 商标　 (6)5 质保　 (6)6 公司详情　3 产品信息　 (7) (7)1 装箱物品　 (8)2 选件　 (9)3 最低　PC 要求　 (10)4 安装说明　 (11)5 PicoScope 4224 和　４４２４　的接口　 (12)6 PicoScope 4262 接口　 (13)7 PicoScope 4224 IEPE 接口　 (14)8 PicoScope 4824 接口　4 词汇表　 (15) (17)索引1欢迎谢谢购买　Pico Technology 产品！Pico Technology 提供的　PicoScope 4000 系列 PC 示波器为一系列紧凑型设备，这些设备用于取代耗费数倍价格的传统台式机型并提供更卓越的性能。

本指南介绍几种不同的　PicoScope 4000系列示波器。

下列机型属于　PicoScope 4000 系列范畴：PicoScope 4262 5MHz 16 位 2 通道示波器PicoScope 4224 20MHz 12 位 2 通道示波器PicoScope 4224 IEPE 20MHz 12 位　2 通道　IEPE 示波器PicoScope 4424 20MHz 12 位　4 通道示波器PicoScope 4824 20MHz 12 位　8 通道示波器有关每个型号的详细规格，请参见附带的数据表，可从　下载。

以下为您的新型　PicoScope 4000 系列　PC 示波器所提供的优点：便携性：设备随身携带，并可将其插入任何　Windows PC。

MTL4000 SERIES BACKPLANES, ACCESSORIES AND ENCLOSURES◆Standard 4-, 8-, 16- and 24-way backplaneswith screw-clamp or multiway safe-areaconnectors◆Backplane mounting accessories for installation on DIN-rail, flat surfaces or in 19-inch racks◆Customised backplanes option – designed andproduced without the need for IS certification◆Standard enclosures for 8-, 16-, or 2 x 16-way backplanes; rated IP65◆Hazardous-area plug-in screw-clamp or crimp connectorsCustomised backplanesSee 'System integration'for more details The MTL4000 Series backplanes, enclosures and other accessories provide comprehensive, flexible and remarkably compact mounting facilities for system vendors, original equipment manufacturers and end users alike.Standard MTL backplanes are available to accommodate 4, 8, 16, or 24 modules with either screw-clamp or multiway connectors for the safe-area circuits. On an individual backplane, any module can be plugged into any position and module types can be mixed.For 8-, 16- and 24-way backplanes, primary and secondary 24V dc power supplies are provided by screw-clamp connectors which plug into the backplanes. Power to several 8- or 16-way backplanes can be interconnected to reduce and simplify wiring – see instruction manual INM4000 for details.Optional accessories include colour coded tagging strip kits for all three sizes of backplane and earth rail kits for 8 and 16-way versions. Mounting accessories are available for surface (all backplanes), T-section and G-section DIN-rail (8- and 16-way versions), and a horizontal plate for mounting 24-way backplanes in 19-inch racks.Weatherproof enclosures are available for applications where separate safe-area enclosures are required for backplanes with modules. Available in three sizes to accommodate one 8-way, one 16-way or two 16-way backplanes, they are manufactured from GRP giving protection against dust and water to IE C529:IP65. The lids are made from transparent high-strength polycarbonate so that LEDs, switches, etc, on the tops of the modules are easy to see. Distribution of both safe- and hazardous-area cabling is taken care of by internal trunking.Other accessories include screw-clamp and crimp hazardous-area connectors and crimps and crimp tools for the latter.MTL4000 Series system integrationMTL provides a complete design and/or manufacturing service for system integration. This covers design considerations (including advice and engineering drawings for users who intend to produce their own backplanes) right through to manufacture. This service give vendors and users of process control and safety systems the opportunity to integrate MTL4000 (and MTL4840) Series modules directly into their system architectures. Since there are no hazardous-area circuits on the backplanes, customised versions can be designed and produced without the need for IS certification, so simplifyingdesign, reducing lead times and lowering costs.MTL BPM/BPS BACKPLANES SPECIFICATION AND DIMENSIONS SPECIFICATIONPower requirements, Vs21V dc to 35V dc through plug-in connectorsSafe-area connectionsBPM: Elco 8016 56-pin male connectors –one connector for each group of 8 modulesBPS: 2.5mm2 screw-clamp terminals – 6 positions per module Power senseBPM: Through Elco 8016 connectorsBPS: Through separate plug-in crimp connectorWeight (without modules or accessories)BPS04: 96gBPM08: 159gBPS08: 225gBPM16: 286gBPS16: 419gBPM24: 382gBPS24: 592gBACKPLANES – FEATURESDIMENSIONS (mm)BPS04 4-waybackplane (screw-clamp connectors)BPM08 8-way backplane(multiway connectors)BPS08 8-way backplane(screw-clamp connectors)BPS16 16-way backplane(screw-clamp connectors) BPS24 24-way backplane (screw-clamp connectors)BPM16 16-way backplane(screw-clamp connectors)。

©2019 Williams AV, LLC · All Rights Reserved.MAN 255B *******************/ 800-843-3544 / INTL: +1-952-943-2252Customer Service If you experience difficulty with your system, call T oll-Free for Customer Assistance:1-800-843-3544 (U.S.A.) or+1 952 943 2252 (Outside the U.S.A.)If it is necessary to return the system for service, your Customer Service Representative will give you a Return Authorization Number (RA) and shipping instructions.For Additional Information This manual is a quick start guide for getting your Digi-Wave system up-and-running. Most features and customization options are not documented in this manual.For additional information, feature instructions, commands, warranty information and more, please download the full user manual from the Digi-Wave 400 system's product page on Williams AV’s website.TerminologySome basic terminology is necessary to set up the Digi-Wave system correctly.Groups are used in every mode. A group is a selection of people communicating with one another. There may be up to four groups in one area.Channels are used in Interpretation mode. Users configure their device to listen to a certain channel based on what they need to hear, such as a specific language.Addresses are unique numbers given to each DLT 400 transceiver in a set up. DLR receivers do not have addresses. Addresses are automatically assigned but manual assignment may be necessary. Each address is unique; addresses between 0 and 1023 can be selected. Each of the 1024 addresses is available per group.Speaking PriorityCertain speakers can override others. There are 3 levels of priority.Master 1 has first priority, and also sets up a majority of the settings for the Digi-Wave system.Master 2 has second priority when speaking, but does not declare any settings for the Digi-Wave system, only for their personal device. This is not available in Interpretation mode.Guest units have third priority, and can only declare settings for their device.ModesTour mode is best suited when one or two people are leadinga large group. The group can be configured to only listen to the leader(s) of the group, or the configuration can allow up to 6 people with a transmitter to speak.Intercom mode is appropriate when a group of people all need to talk and hear one another.Hearing Assistance mode is appropriate when the using the device to amplify spoken communication between users. TheT one Control in Hearing Assistance mode is naturally elevated, allowing the user to hear more clearly. Users with transmitters can be allowed to speak, or only the Master can be allowed to speak. Interpretation mode is best suited when dealing with multiple, simultaneous audio feeds, such as multiple languages.In Interpretation Mode, Broadcast Type helps determine which channel the DL T transmitter will broadcast on.• Floor will broadcast on channel 0. This is intended to be the main audio for the event that is being interpreted.• Interpreter will broadcast on channel 1-14 depending on what is available. Each channel is able to be used by a dedicated interpreter. In Standard Mode, the user can hear the Floor on channel 0, and interpret on channels 1-14.·Bilingual Mode and Relay Mode allows the interpreter toquickly switch between channels when multiple interpretation languages are involved. See full manual for details.• Repeater is used to extend the range of the Digi-Wave 400 system by up to 50%. It will broadcast on one channel that needs to be extended.Digi-Wave 400 Series DL T 400 and DLR 400Controls and ConnectorsNote: The DLR 400 RCH does not have a talk button or accept a microphone.DLT 400 PicturedRecycling InstructionsHelp Williams AV protect the environment!Please do not dispose of equipment or used batteriesin the household trash. T ake the equipment to anelectronics recycling center or return to the factory.T ake batteries to a retail or community recyclinglocation.Getting StartedSelect the DL T Transceiver that will be the Master 1. A Master 1 device will declare a majority of the settings and can pass these settings to devices that connect with it.Menu Navigation Buttons• Power Button: Press and hold for power On/Off. Press quickly to navigate back a step when using the menu.• Talk Button: The talk button will need to be used in order to talk or stop talking. This button is only on the DLT 400 transceivers.• Up and Down Buttons: Navigate through menu items.• Menu/Select Button: Hold the menu button down for a few seconds to enter the settings menu. In the settings menu, press the menu button to select the highlighted option and move onto the next step.Initial Device SettingsNew Settings: T o start from the very beginning with your Digi-Wave settings, select New Settings. This will start you at the beginning of the set-up process where you can set Basic Settings.Load Profile: T o load an existing profile on the device, select this option and then select the profile to load. Y ou may either load a profile as it is, or adjust the settings once it is loaded. Join Group: If a Master 1 is already leading a Group or Channel, other devices can automatically search for the group and join it. The group or channel number could also be manually entered from this screen. Settings will be loaded from the Master 1 device, once a connection is established.If a group or channel is locked by a Encryption PIN, the device will prompt for the PIN at this time. The device cannot join the protected group or channel without this Encryption PIN. Basic Settings1. Select a Mode. This determines what other settings maybe available.2. Select Speaking Priority. If this is the first DLT transceiveryou are setting up, you will want to select Master 1.Typically, all other units will be Guest priority.3. Select the group number.4. If in Interpretation Mode, set the Broadcast Type.5. The Master 1 can select whether to display clock andwhether the clock is a 24-hour or 12-hour clock.6. If required, manually set the address. Automatic addressselection is recommended unless there is a need tooverride the address.7. Enter Advanced Settings if more customization is needed,otherwise the device is ready to be used. Advanced SettingsSome Advanced Settings may be missing from certain modes, or with certain configurations. Default values also may change depending on mode. Some settings include:• Number of Microphones: In modes where multiple speakers are available, the number of speakers at one time can be limited.• Tone Control: Using the up and down arrow buttons, adjust the tone up or down to your preference.• Side Tone Adjustment: Adjusts the volume of the speaker's voice as heard in the headset (side tone).• Microphone Gain and Line Gain: Gain can be used to increase the volume of the microphone or input sound. • Encryption: Extra security can be added to the transmitted signal via additional encryption. An 87-bit encryption is default, and is backwards compatible with the DLT 300 or DLR 360. 127 + 87 bit Encryption adds an additional layer of security, but is not backwards compatible.• Encryption PIN: When a group or channel has been set up with a PIN, transceivers and receivers without this PIN entered cannot listen in on the group. The same four digit code must be programmed into all of the Digi-Wave devices in the group.• Allow Join Group: other devices can be prevented from automatically joining the group. Disabling Join Group will prevent available groups from being listed under the Join Group menu. Devices will have to be manually set to the correct group or channel.• Save Profile: If the device will be used for multiple purposes, such as for tours and hearing assistance, the settings should be saved in a profile. Once saved, the settings can be easily re-loaded later by using the Load Profile option.。

Series 1, 3 and 4 Cv = .52 — 1.3 1/8" and 1/4" Ported Manually Operated Valves3-way/2-position, 5-way/2-position and 5-way/3-position Ports 1/8” and 1/4" NPTFThe Series 1 manual valves (1/8” & 1/4", 3-way/2-position and 5-way/2-position) and the Series 3 & 4 manual valves (1/8” & 1/4", 3-way/2-position, 5-way/2-position and 5-way/3-position) are available with actuators designed to satisfy different needs. For series 3 & 4, the 3-way/2-position valves are normally closed when P is the inlet; they can also be normally open when R is the inlet. They can be operated with vacuum down to -.9 bar (28" Hg). Additionally, the series 3 & 4 valves can be supplied with 2 different pressures into ports 3 and 5 if a cylinder requires different extend and retract forces. The series 1 valves offer a more rugged, compact design with steel operator interfaces.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSCv = .52 - .73mod. 474-900tf Cv = .52 - .73Button Color Black Green RedActuation Force at 87 psi = 7.9 lbfActuation Force at 87 psi = 7.9 lbf*buttons are anodized aluminumValves Mod. 358-895TF Valves Mod. 338-895TF Cv = .73Button Color BlackGreenRedMod.358-910TF 338-910TF Actuation Force at 87 psi = 1.35 lbf 338-915TF Actuation Force at 87 psi = 7.9 lbf*buttons are anodized aluminum Valves Mod. 338-910TF and Mod. 338-915TF Cv = .73Cv = .73338-900TFValves Mod. 368-900TF Cv = .73Cv = .73Mod.378-905TF Cv = .73Cv = .52Cv = .52Valve Mod. 134-900TFCv = 1.3Valve Mod. 154-900TFCv = 1.3Cv = 1.3SymbolVN03SymbolVN08VN11 Cv = 1.31/4 NPTF1/4 NPTFActuation Force at 87 psi = 2.25 lbfValves Mod. 464-905TF Cv = 1.3Valves Mod. 474-900TF Cv = 1.3Cv = 1.3。