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• Page 1 Anderson Instrument Co. Inc. Instruction 156 Auriesville Road Fultonville, NY 12072 1-800-833-0081 Fax 518-922-8997 Manual www.andinst.com Instrument Model Number _____________________________ Instrument Serial Number _________________________________ Model DA2 ELECTRODLESS Model DA2 ELECTRODLESS Model DA2 ELECTRODLESS Model DA2 ELECTRODLESS Model DA2 ELECTRODLESS CONDUCTIVITY TRANSMITTER..

• Page 2: Table Of Contents

  T T T T T able of Contents able of Contents able of Contents able of Contents able of Contents Section 1 - General Information ....4 1.1 Capability Highlights ......... 4 1.2 Transmitter Safety .........4 1.3 Retained Configuration Values .......5 1.4 Transmitter Serial Number ........
• Page 3 Section 7 - Transmitter Configuration ...24 7.1 Selecting Language to Operate Transmitter ..... 24 7.2 Configuring Sensor Characteristics ......24 7.3 Set °C OR °F (temperature display format) .....34 7.4 Configuring Analog Output .......34 7.5 SET Passcode (feature enabled or disabled) ....36 7.6 Configuration Setting Summary .......

• Page 4: Section 1 - General Information

  Section 1 - General Information Section 1 - General Information Section 1 - General Information Section 1 - General Information Section 1 - General Information 1.1 Capability Highlights 1.1 Capability Highlights 1.1 Capability Highlights 1.1 Capability Highlights 1.1 Capability Highlights Sensor Input The transmitter can be used with the Model HC1-Series electrodeless conductivity sensor.

• Page 5: Retained Configuration Values

  1.3 R 1.3 R 1.3 Retained Configuration V etained Configuration V etained Configuration V etained Configuration Values alues alues alues 1.3 R 1.3 R etained Configuration V alues All user-entered configuration values are retained indefinitely, even if power is lost or turned off. The non-volatile transmitter memory does not require battery backup.

• Page 6: Section 2 - Specifications

  Section 2 - Specifications Section 2 - Specifications Section 2 - Specifications Section 2 - Specifications Section 2 - Specifications 2.1 Operational 2.1 Operational 2.1 Operational 2.1 Operational 2.1 Operational Display Two-line by 16 character LCD NOTE: The measured value (conductivity, % concentration or TDS) and temperature can be displayed separately or shown together on a single screen.
• Page 7 Power Requirements (Class 2 Power Supply): Two-wire Hookup 16-30 VDC Three-wire Hookup 14-30 VDC Four-wire Hookup 12-30 VDC Calibration Methods: Sensor Zero With the dry sensor in air, press keys to initiate (all measurements) automatic system zeroing Conductivity Measurement: COND CAL Enter compensation reference temperature, and reference solution’s known linear % per °C slope and value SAMPLE CAL..

• Page 8: Transmitter Performance (electrical, Analog Outputs)

  2.2 T 2.2 Transmitter P 2.2 T ransmitter P ransmitter P ransmitter Performance (Electrical, Analog Outputs) erformance (Electrical, Analog Outputs) erformance (Electrical, Analog Outputs) erformance (Electrical, Analog Outputs) 2.2 T 2.2 T ransmitter P erformance (Electrical, Analog Outputs) Accuracy* ± 0.1% of span Sensitivity* ±..

• Page 9: Section 3 - Physical Installation

  Section 3 - Physical Installation Section 3 - Physical Installation Section 3 - Physical Installation Section 3 - Physical Installation Section 3 - Physical Installation Unpack and examine the equipment even if you do not use it immediately. If there is evidence of damage, notify the transit carrier immediately.

• Page 10: Panel Mounting (da201a)

  3.2 P 3.2 Panel Mounting (DA201A) 3.2 P anel Mounting (DA201A) anel Mounting (DA201A) anel Mounting (DA201A) 3.2 P 3.2 P anel Mounting (DA201A) Figure 3-1 illustrates how to panel mount the transmitter using the supplied panel mount hardware kit. Cut a 3.30-inch (84 mm) square cutout hole in panel.

• Page 11: Wall And Pipe Mounting (da202a)

  3.3 W 3.3 W 3.3 Wall and Pipe Mounting (DA202A) all and Pipe Mounting (DA202A) all and Pipe Mounting (DA202A) all and Pipe Mounting (DA202A) 3.3 W 3.3 W all and Pipe Mounting (DA202A) Figure 3-2 illustrates how to wall or pipe mount the transmitter using the supplied hardware kit. Determine the mounting method, and attach the hardware as shown.

• Page 12: Integral Sensor Mounting (da202a With Hc1012000 Only)

  3.4 Integral Sensor Mounting (DA202A with HC1012000 only) 3.4 Integral Sensor Mounting (DA202A with HC1012000 only) 3.4 Integral Sensor Mounting (DA202A with HC1012000 only) 3.4 Integral Sensor Mounting (DA202A with HC1012000 only) 3.4 Integral Sensor Mounting (DA202A with HC1012000 only) Figure 3-3 illustrates how to integrally mount the transmitter onto a sensor using the supplied mounting hardware kit.

• Page 13: Section 4 - Electrical Connections

  Section 4 - Electrical Connections Section 4 - Electrical Connections Section 4 - Electrical Connections Section 4 - Electrical Connections Section 4 - Electrical Connections Figure 4-1 shows the terminal block arrangement and terminal designations for the transmitter. NOTE: All terminals are suitable for single wires up to 14 AWG (2.5 mm2). Wiring Tip! To comply with European Community (CE) electromagnetic compatibility requirements, follow these general wiring guidelines: Locate transmitter as far as possible from motors and other non-CE certified devices..

• Page 14: Hc1 Series Electrodless Conductivity Sensor Wiring

  4.1 HC1 Series Electrodeless Conductivity Sensor Wiring Depending on how transmitter is mounted, route the sensor (or interconnect) cable into the transmitter as follows: • Wall/Pipe-mounted Transmitter: Route cable through left side cable entry knockout hole in the back cover. •..

• Page 15: Two-wire Hookup

  4.2 T 4.2 T 4.2 Two wo- - - - - Wire Hookup Wire Hookup Wire Hookup Wire Hookup 4.2 T 4.2 T Wire Hookup In a two-wire hookup, at least 16 VDC is required for operation. A load device can be connected in the current loop (see Figure 4-3 for details).

• Page 16: Three-wire Hookup

  4.3 Three 4.3 Three- - - - - Wire Hookup 4.3 Three Wire Hookup Wire Hookup Wire Hookup 4.3 Three 4.3 Three Wire Hookup In a three-wire hookup, the transmitter can be wired two ways depending on load “sinking” or “sourcing”.

• Page 17: Four-wire Hookup

  4.4 Four 4.4 Four 4.4 Four- - - - - Wire Hookup Wire Hookup Wire Hookup Wire Hookup 4.4 Four 4.4 Four Wire Hookup In a four-wire hookup, at least 12 VDC is required for operation. Depending on how the transmitter is mounted, route the DC power, analog output wiring into the transmitter as follows: •..

• Page 18: Section 5 - Operation

  Section 5 - Operation Section 5 - Operation Section 5 - Operation Section 5 - Operation Section 5 - Operation The user interface consists of a two-line LCD display and a keypad with MENU, ENTER, ESC, , and keys. 5.1 Display 5.1 Display 5.1 Display 5.1 Display..
• Page 19 • MEASURE Screen: These keys are non-functional. • Menu Screens: Moves up or down respectively between other same-level menu screens. • Edit/Selection Screens: Adjusts selected digit value up or down, or moves up or down between choices. FIGURE 5-1 Transmitter Keypad..

• Page 20: Measure Screen (normal Display Mode)

  5.3 MEASURE Screen (normal display mode) 5.3 MEASURE Screen (normal display mode) 5.3 MEASURE Screen (normal display mode) 5.3 MEASURE Screen (normal display mode) 5.3 MEASURE Screen (normal display mode) The MEASURE screen is normally displayed. Pressing the MENU key temporarily replaces the MEASURE screen with the top-level “MAIN MENU CALIBRATE”..

• Page 21: Section 6 - Menu Structure

  Section 6 - Menu Structure Section 6 - Menu Structure Section 6 - Menu Structure Section 6 - Menu Structure Section 6 - Menu Structure The transmitter menu tree is divided into three main branches: CALIBRATE, CONFIGURE, and TEST/MAINT. Each main branch is structured similarly in layers with top-level screens, related lower-level submenu screens and, in many cases, sub-submenu screens.

• Page 22: Displaying Top-level Menu Screens

  6.2 Displaying T 6.2 Displaying Top 6.2 Displaying T op op op op-Level Menu Screens -Level Menu Screens -Level Menu Screens -Level Menu Screens 6.2 Displaying T 6.2 Displaying T -Level Menu Screens With the first top-level menu screen of the desired main branch displayed, use the keys to scroll through other top-level screens to access a desired screen.

• Page 23: Displaying Submenu Screens

  6.3 Displaying Submenu Screens 6.3 Displaying Submenu Screens 6.3 Displaying Submenu Screens 6.3 Displaying Submenu Screens 6.3 Displaying Submenu Screens After selecting a top-level menu screen, press the ENTER key to display a related submenu or edit/selection screen: • Submenu Screens are usually linked to other related same-level screens. Pressing key displays these other related submenu screens.

• Page 24: Section 7 - Transmitter Configuration

  Section 7 - T Section 7 - T ransmitter Configuration ransmitter Configuration Section 7 - T Section 7 - Transmitter Configuration Section 7 - T ransmitter Configuration ransmitter Configuration NOTE: When the passcode feature is enabled (Section 7.5), you must successfully enter the passcode before attempting to enter a configuration setting.
• Page 25 WARNING: CHANGING THE MEASUREMENT AUTOMATICALLY REPLACES ALL USER-ENTERED CONFIGURATION VALUES WITH FACTORY-DEFAULTS. Select DISPLAY FORMAT After choosing the measurement, select the desired display format for the MEASURE screen. The selected units and resolution will also appear on all applicable edit/selection menu screens. With the screen displayed, press key once to display..
• Page 26 LINEAR: Recommended for most aqueous solutions • NATURAL WATER (not available for TDS measurement): Built-in temperature • properties table only for special applications — consult factory) • TEMP TABLE: User-defined temperature table NONE: Measurement values are not compensated • NOTE: LINEAR is the factory default for temperature compensation with a 2.00% per °C slope and 25.0°C reference temperature.
• Page 27 TABLE A -- BUILT-IN Chemical Concentration Tables Solution Concentration °C Range Solution Concentration °C Range NaOH 0-16% 40-80% 0-100°C 0-115°C CaCl 0-22% 15-55°C 93-99% 0-115°C 0-28% 0-40% 0-50°C 0-75°C 36-96% 0-18% 0-50°C 0-65°C 0-30% 22-36% 0-115°C 0-65°C Creating USER-DEFINED Concentration TABLE If the solution being measured does not match any BUILT-IN chemical table, create a USER- DEFINED table to convert measured conductivity into displayed % concentration.
• Page 28 NOTE: If the transmitter is calibrated, you can use the uncompensated conductivity MEASURE screen to determine corresponding conductivity values. With the screen displayed, press key once to display Press ENTER key to display Press ENTER key again to display . Use key to select “USER-DEFINED,”..
• Page 29 NOTE: If the table contains unacceptable coordinate values, the display shows a “CONFIRM FAILURE” message. Pressing ENTER key displays the unacceptable coordinate(s) TDS Measurement Setup Define the conductivity-to-TDS conversion factor: With the screen displayed, press key once to display Press ENTER key to display Press ENTER key again to display .
• Page 30 Press ENTER key again to display a screen like . Use arrow keys to adjust to a desired slope, and press ENTER key to enter it. After the screen re-appears, press key once to display Press ENTER key to display a screen like .
• Page 31 Recommendation: Before entering values, plan ahead and determine the temperature and ratio values for each data point in your table. Use TABLE C to conveniently organize and note your specific table entry values: TABLE C -- Values for TEMP TABLE °C Temp.
• Page 32 G. Press ENTER key to display H. Press ENTER key again to save the table. NOTE: If the table contains unacceptable coordinate values, the display shows a “CONFIRM FAILURE” message. Pressing ENTER key displays the unacceptable coordinate(s). Set FILTER time A time constant (in seconds) can be set to filter or “smooth out”..
• Page 33 NOTE: When “PT1000” is selected but the element is not connected to the transmitter, a “WARNING: CHECK STATUS” message will appear. To prevent or clear this message, connect the element or select “MANUAL.” To configure the transmitter for fixed MANUAL temperature compensation you must select “MANUAL”..

• Page 34: Set °c Or °f (temperature Display Format)

  SPECIAL CASE — ALTERED SENSOR CABLE LENGTH Changing the standard 20 ft. (6 m) sensor cable length, by shortening it or adding an interconnect cable, affects temperature measuring accuracy. The factory-certified T factor is based on standard cable length. To compensate for altered cable length measuring error, change the certified T factor entry: Shortened Sensor Cable: To increase the transmitter temperature reading to match the known solution temperature, decrease the T factor by 3.85 ohms for..
• Page 35 Press ENTER key to display Press ENTER key again to display . Use keys to select the parameter the output will represent, and press ENTER key to enter it. SET 4mA and 20 mA VALUES (range expand) Parameter values can be set to define the endpoints at which the 4 mA and 20 mA analog output values are desired.

• Page 36: Set Passcode (feature Enabled Or Disabled)

  SET FAIL LEVEL Mode (off, 4 mA or 20 mA) When a “WARNING CHECK STATUS” message appears, indicating that a system problem may exist, the analog output can be set to respond in one of three ways: • OFF: Output remains active. •..
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• Page 38: Configuration Setting Summary

  7.6 Configuration Setting Summary 7.6 Configuration Setting Summary 7.6 Configuration Setting Summary 7.6 Configuration Setting Summary 7.6 Configuration Setting Summary TABLE D lists all configuration settings and their entry ranges/choices and factory defaults, categorized by basic functions. TABLE D -- Transmitter Configuration Settings (Ranges/Choices and Defaults) Displayed Screen Title Entry Range or Choices (where applicable) Factory Default..
• Page 39 TABLE D -- Transmitter Configuration Settings (Ranges/Choices and Defaults) -- continued Displayed Screen Title Entry Range or Choices (where applicable) Factory Default Your Setting SENSOR Settings (continued) TEMP ELEMENT: 950-1050 ohms 1000 ohms SET T FACTOR? TEMP ELEMENT: 0.0-200.0°C 25.0°C SET MANUAL? TEMPERATURE Display Setting SET °C OR °F?

• Page 40: Section 8 - Transmitter Calibration

  Section 8 - T Section 8 - T ransmitter Calibration ransmitter Calibration Section 8 - T Section 8 - Transmitter Calibration Section 8 - T ransmitter Calibration ransmitter Calibration 8.1 Important Information 8.1 Important Information 8.1 Important Information 8.1 Important Information 8.1 Important Information Each electrodeless conductivity sensor has a unique zero point and span.

• Page 41: Zero Procedure (first-time Sensor Calibration Only)

  8.2 ZERO ZERO ZERO ZERO Procedure (first-time sensor calibration only) Procedure (first-time sensor calibration only) Procedure (first-time sensor calibration only) Procedure (first-time sensor calibration only) ZERO Procedure (first-time sensor calibration only) Zero the sensor if it is being calibrated for the first time. If not, disregard this subsection and proceed with calibrating the sensor span (Section 4.3, 4.4 or 4.5).
• Page 42 COND CAL Method Prepare the conductivity reference solution using your normal method. Its value should be near the typical measured process value for best accuracy. When the value is relatively low (between 200 and 100,000 microSiemens/cm), the data in TABLE E on the next page can be used to prepare the reference solution.
• Page 43 NOTE: During calibration, the analog output is automatically “held” at the last measured value. After a screen like appears, use arrow keys to adjust the slope value to match the known slope of the reference solution, and press ENTER key to enter the value.
• Page 44 Press key once to display Press ENTER key to display . With the sensor in the process, press ENTER key again to confirm. This active screen appears showing the measurement reading. NOTE: During calibration, the analog output is automatically “held” at the last measured value.

• Page 45: Concentration Calibration

  Press ENTER key to display . With the decade box connected, press ENTER key again to confirm. This active screen appears showing the measurement reading. NOTE: During calibration, the analog output is automatically “held” at the last measured value. Wait for the reading to stabilize which may take up to 30 minutes. Then press ENTER key.
• Page 46 Thoroughly rinse the clean sensor in de-ionized water. Then immerse the sensor in the prepared reference solution. Important: Allow the sensor and solution temperatures to equalize. Depending on their temperature differences, this may take up to 30 minutes. NOTE: Suspend the sensor to prevent it from touching the container. Simply laying it into the container will produce calibration error.

• Page 47: Tds Calibration

  8.4 TDS Calibration 8.4 TDS Calibration 8.4 TDS Calibration 8.4 TDS Calibration 8.4 TDS Calibration When the transmitter is set to measure % concentration but you want to calibrate using a conductivity reference solution, please refer to Section 8.3, subsection “COND CAL Method” and follow steps 1 through 13.
• Page 48 the reading has stabilized, this static screen appears showing the “last measured” value. Use arrow keys to adjust the displayed value to exactly match the known value of the process sample (or TDS reference solution). Press ENTER key to enter the value and complete calibration (“CONFIRM CAL OK?” screen appears).

• Page 49: Analog Output Calibration

  8.6 Analog Output Calibration 8.6 Analog Output Calibration 8.6 Analog Output Calibration 8.6 Analog Output Calibration 8.6 Analog Output Calibration The transmitter analog output is factory-calibrated. However, it can be re-calibrated if desired. NOTE: When the passcode feature is enabled (Section 7.5), you must successfully enter the passcode before attempting to calibrate the analog output.

• Page 50: Section 9 - Testing & Maintenance

  Section 9 - T Section 9 - T esting & Maintenance esting & Maintenance Section 9 - T Section 9 - Testing & Maintenance Section 9 - T esting & Maintenance esting & Maintenance The transmitter has TEST/MAINT menu screens to: •..

• Page 51: Hold Output

  9.2 HOLD OUTPUT 9.2 HOLD OUTPUT 9.2 HOLD OUTPUT 9.2 HOLD OUTPUT 9.2 HOLD OUTPUT The HOLD OUTPUT function conveniently holds the analog output at its last measured value for up to 30 minutes to suspend operation of any connected device. With the screen displayed, press key once to display..

• Page 52: Select Sim Measurment

  9.5 SELECT SIM Measurment 9.5 SELECT SIM Measurment 9.5 SELECT SIM Measurment 9.5 SELECT SIM Measurment 9.5 SELECT SIM Measurment The SELECT SIM function selects a type of simulated measurement. It is used in conjunction with the SIM SENSOR function (Section 9.6) to simulate a measured value, making the analog output respond accordingly.

• Page 53: Reset Configure Values To Factory Defaults

  9.7 RESET CONFIGURE V 9.7 RESET CONFIGURE V 9.7 RESET CONFIGURE Values to F alues to F alues to F alues to Factory Defaults actory Defaults actory Defaults actory Defaults 9.7 RESET CONFIGURE V 9.7 RESET CONFIGURE V alues to F actory Defaults The RESET CONFIGURE function resets stored configuration settings (all at the same time) —..

• Page 54: Section 10 - Troubleshooting

  Section 10 - T Section 10 - T roubleshooting roubleshooting Section 10 - T Section 10 - Troubleshooting Section 10 - T roubleshooting roubleshooting 10.1 K 10.1 K 10.1 Keeping the T 10.1 K 10.1 K eeping the T eeping the T eeping the Transmitter Calibrated eeping the T ransmitter Calibrated..

• Page 55: Verifying Interconnect Cable Integrity

  10.6 V 10.6 V 10.6 Verifying Interconnect Cable Integrity erifying Interconnect Cable Integrity erifying Interconnect Cable Integrity erifying Interconnect Cable Integrity 10.6 V 10.6 V erifying Interconnect Cable Integrity Disconnect DC power from the transmitter. Reconnect the sensor directly to the transmitter (purposely bypassing the interconnect cable and junction box, if used).

• Page 56: Section 12 - Warranty And Return Statement

  These products are warranted to be free from functional defects in materials and workmanship at the time the products leave the Anderson factory and to conform at that time to the specifications set forth in the relevant Anderson instruction manual or manuals, sheet or sheets, for such products for a period of one year.

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Icom Ic R1 Manual Pdf

• Page 1: User Manual

  User manual English Svenska Norsk..

• Page 3: Table Of Contents

  Contents. Innehållsförteckning. Register English Svenska Warning Varning Chapter 1: Product components Kapitel 1: Produktkomponenter Chapter 2: Getting started Kapitel 2: Komma igång Chapter 3: Buttons and Screen Icons Kapitel 3: Knappar och skärmikoner Chapter 4: Operation 9-11 Kapitel 4: Inspelning 23-25 Chapter 5: Playback Kapitel 5: Uppspelning..
• Page 4 Contents. Innehållsförteckning. Register Norsk Advarsel Kapittel 1: Produktkomponenter Kapittel 2: Komme i gang Kapittel 3: Knapper og symboler Kapittel 4: Opptaksfunksjon 37-39 Kapittel 5: Avspillingsfunksjon Kapittel 6: Innstillinger Kapittel 7: Tilkoblinger Kapittel 8: Feilsøking Kapittel 9: Spesifikasjoner..

• Page 5: Warning

  Warning Do not drop, puncture or disassemble the camera. Use the camera with care. Rough handling may dam- age the internal components. REMOTE CONTROL Do not expose the camera to high temperature. Avoid Tele Video contact with water. Pause Wide Please notice that the camera body may become Photo warm when operating it for an extended period.

• Page 6: Chapter 1: Product Components

  Chapter 1: Product components Photo button FRONT VIEW SIDE/REAR VIEW Tele/Wide button Indicator light External lens/ filter mount Lens LCD Touch panel Video button Microphone Light Mini USB 2.0 Speaker connection BOTTOM VIEW Power button Battery/SD card cover HDMI connection Digital light button Pause button Tripod socket..

• Page 7: Chapter 2: Getting Started

  Chapter 2: Getting started Loading the battery Configuring the Initial Date and Time Setup Before using the camera, you must load the Lithium- The time setting screen appears to allow you to set ion rechargeable battery. Insert the battery according date and time: to the correct polarity marks ( + or -).

• Page 8: Chapter 3: Buttons And Screen Icons

  Chapter 3: Buttons and Screen Icons Screen Icons and list of explanations: Video button: 1. Press to record 2. Press again to stop Photo button: 1. Press to take photo 2. In video mode to capture the image Tele button/Wide button: 1.
• Page 9 Smile Detection Photo Resolution (Photo Recording Only) 16MP Pre-Record On (Video Recording Only) Time Lapse (Video Recording Only) Digital Light On (10) Light On Video recording time that 00:06:30 can still be taken at current (11) SD card inserted resoultion Number of images that can Zoom meter: still be taken at current..

• Page 10: Chapter 4: Operation

  Chapter 4: Operation Video recording RECORD MODE Press the Video button to start recording. When a 1. Touch to see the menu on the screen. video is being recorded, a time indicator will be dis- 2. Sweep your finger do see the options: , o t and Setting.
• Page 11 Chapter 4: Operation Scene 1. In the Video menu, touch on the screen. You can select the mode according to the conditions. 2. Touch the slider to select on or off. - Auto: No special effects on the image. 3. Touch to exit.
• Page 12 Chapter 4: Operation 1. In the Video menu, touch on the screen. Date Printing 2. Touch to select the desired option. Imprint the date and time on the video and photo. 3. Touch the OK icon to validate and to exit. 1.

• Page 13: Chapter 5: Playback

  Chapter 5: Playback 3. To navigate the magnified photo, press on the OPERATIONS FOR PLAYBACK MODE 1. Press the Playback button or touch on the screen and move as well. screen to switch to the Playback mode. 4. Press the Wide button to zoom out or exit the mag- 2.

• Page 14: Chapter 6: Settings

  Chapter 6: Settings SETTINGS MENU 1. In the Setting menu, touch on the screen. 1. Touch to see the menu on the screen. 2. Touch to select the desired option. 2. Swipe on the menu screen to change the page. 3.

• Page 15: Chapter 7: Connections

  Chapter 7: Connections Connecting to a High-Definition TV Connecting to a TV without HDMI 1. Connect the HDMI cable to the camera’s HDMI Out 1. Connect one end of the AV cable to your camera’s connection. AV out port. 2. Connect the other end of the cable to a TV. 2.

• Page 16: Chapter 8: Trouble Shooting

  Chapter 8: Trouble shooting The LCD shows the “!” symbol Click on [Extras] on the title bar and select [Help] to - The “!” means that the SD card is of low speed or is open the instruction manual. having wrong content. The way to solve this is to for- mat the SD card in the camera instead of a PC.

• Page 17: Chapter 9: Specifications

  Chapter 9: Specifications Image sensor 5 Mega pixel CMOS sensor File format Photo: JPG Video: AVI Operation modes Video recording, Photography Image play Single image/Slide show Lens Auto Focus Lens (F2.8~F3.1) PC interface Mini USB 2.0 port Focus range Macro Mode: 1cm~100cm Normal Mode: 1 cm~infinite TV out HDMI..
• Page 18 Copyright This manual is the copyright of CI no 556520-4137. No part of this manual may be revised, copied or transmit- ted in any way without written permission from CI no 556520-4137. Statement This manual does not provide any warranty or related declarations.

• Page 19: Varning

  Varning Tappa eller skruva aldrig isär kameran. Använd kameran varsamt. Om du är oaktsam kan inre komponenter skadas. FJÄRRKONTROLL Utsätt inte kameran för höga temperaturer. Undvik Tele zoom Video kontakt med vatten. Pausa Vidvinkel zoom Kamerahuset kan bli varmt vid långvarig användning. Foto Digitalt ljus Testa kameran och dess inställningar före användn-..

• Page 20: Kapitel 1: Produktkomponenter

  Kapitel 1: Produktkomponenter Fotografera FRAMIFRÅN FRÅN SIDAN Tele/Vidvinkel zoom Lampa för inspelning Fäste för extern lins/filter Lins LCD Touch skärm Videoknapp Mikrofon Ljus Mini Högtalare USB-utgång BOTTEN Strömknapp Batterilucka/SD-kort HDMI-utgång Digitalt ljus Pausknapp Fäste för stativ..

• Page 21: Kapitel 2: Komma Igång

  Kapitel 2: Komma igång Sätta i batteriet Ställa in datum och tid Innan du använder kameran måste du sätta i det Tidinställningsmenyn låter dig ställa in datum och tid: uppladdningsbara batteriet. Sätt i batteriet enligt 1. Tryck på Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, och AM/ polaritetsmärkningen ( + och -).

• Page 22: Kapitel 3: Knappar Och Skärmikoner

  Kapitel 3: Knappar och skärmikoner Skärmikoner och lista med förklaringar Videoknapp: 1. Tryck för att spela in 2. Tryck igen för att stoppa inspelning Fotoknapp: 1. Tryck för att ta ett foto 2. Tryck i videoläge för att ta ett foto Tele zoom/Vidvinkel zoom: 1.
• Page 23 Leendeigenkänning Fotoupplösning (Endast foto) 16MP För-inspelning (Endast video) Tidsförlopp (Endast video) Digitalt ljus på (10) Ljus på Videoinspelningsutrymme 00:06:30 kvar med nuvarande (11) SD-kort i upplösning Antal bilder som kan tas Zoom : 1000 med nuvarande 1×~50× (10× Optisk zoom upplösning och 5×..

• Page 24: Kapitel 4: Inspelning

  Kapitel 4: Inspelning Videoinspelning INSPELNINGSLÄGE Tryck på videoknappen för att påbörja inspelningen. 1. Tryck på för att se menyn. När en video spelas in, kommer en tidsindikator att 2. Svep med fingret för att se alternativen: Video (vi- deo), Photo (foto) och Setting (inställningar). visas på..
• Page 25 Kapitel 4: Inspelning Miljö 1. I videomenyn, tryck på skärmen. Du kan välja läge efter den miljö du är i. 2. Tryck på (på eller av) för att välja. - Auto: Inga specialeffekter. 3. Tryck för att avsluta. - Skin: Gör hudtoner mer naturliga. - Night: Använd vid fotografering i mörker.

• Page 26: Kapitel 4: Inspelning

  Kapitel 4: Inspelning 1. I videomenyn, tryck på skärmen. Datumavtryck 2. Tryck för att välja ett alternativ. Visar datum och tid på fotot eller i videon. 3. Tryck OK för att bekräfta valet. 4. Tryck för att avsluta. 1. I fotomenyn, tryck på datumikonen på skärmen. 2.

• Page 27: Kapitel 5: Uppspelning

  Kapitel 5: Uppspelning UPPSPELNINGSLÄGE FOTOUPPSPELNING Uppspelningsläget är till för att se och sköta video- 1. Svep fingret till höger eller tryck för att se före- och fotofiler. gående foto; svep till vänster eller tryck för att se 1. Tryck på uppspelningsknappen eller tryck på..

• Page 28: Kapitel 6: Inställningar

  Kapitel 6: Inställningar MENYN FÖR INSTÄLLNINGAR 1. I inställningsmenyn tryck på skärmen. 1. Tryck på skärmen för att se menyn. 2. Tryck för att välja ett alternativ. 2. Svep fingret över skärmen för att se alternativen: 3. Tryck OK för att bekräfta och för att avsluta.

• Page 29: Kapitel 7: Kopplingar

  Kapitel 7: Kopplingar Koppla till en TV med HDMI-ingång Koppla till en TV utan HDMI-ingång 1. Koppla HDMI-kabeln till kamerans HDMI-utgång. 1. Koppla AV-kabeln till kamerans AV-utgång (AV Out). 2. Koppla kabelns andra ände till en TV. 2. Koppla kabelns andra ände till en TV. 3.

• Page 30: Kapitel 8: Problemlösning

  Kapitel 8: Problemlösning Skärmen visar “!” Att installera mjukvaran: - Utropstecknet visar att SD-kortet är långsamt eller 1. Sätt i CD-skivan i datorns skivläsare. Installations- att har fel innehåll. Detta kan lösas genom att for- fönstret kommer att poppa upp automatiskt. matera SD-kortet i kameran eller byta SD-kort till en 2.

• Page 31: Kapitel 9: Specifikationer

  Kapitel 9: Specifikationer Bildsensor 5 megapixel CMOS sensor Filformat Foto: JPG Video: AVI Lägen Videoinspelning, Fotografering Bilduppvisning Enkel bild/Bildspel Lins Auto Focus Lens (F2.8~F3.1) Datorkontakt Mini USB 2.0 Fokusomfång Makroläge: 1cm~100cm Normalt läge: 1 cm~infinite TV-utgång HDMI Zoom 1X~50X (10X optisk zoom och Batteri Lithium-ion 5X digital zoom)
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• Page 33: Advarsel

  Advarsel Ikke slipp kameraet i bakken, stikk hull på det eller ta det fra hverandre. Vær forsiktig med kameraet. Hard håndtering kan FJERNKONTROLL ødelegge de innvendige komponentene. Ikke utsett kameraet for høye temperaturer. Unngå Tele zoom Video kontakt med vann. Pause Vid zoom Foto..

• Page 34: Kapittel 1: Produktkomponenter

  Kapittel 1: Produktkomponenter Fotoknapp SETT FORFRA SETT FRA SIDEN Tele-/vid-knapp Avspillingslys Linse- fatning Linse Videoknapp Mikrofon Mini USB 2.0- Høyttaler tilkobling SETT NEDENFRA Av/på-knapp Batteri-/SD-kortdeksel HDMI-tilkobling Lysknapp Pauseknapp Stativfatning..

• Page 35: Kapittel 2: Komme I Gang

  Kapittel 2: Komme i gang Sette inn batteriet Konfigurere dato og klokkeslett Før du begynner å bruke kameraet må du sette inn Tidsinnstillingsskjermen vises, slik at du kan angi det oppladbare litium-ionbatteriet. Sett inn batteriet dato og klokkeslett: i henhold til de riktige polmerkene ( + eller -). Lukk 1.

• Page 36: Kapittel 3: Knapper Og Symboler

  Kapittel 3: Knapper og symboler på skjermen Skjermsymboler og liste med forklaringer: Videoknapp: 1. Trykk på knappen for å ta opp 2. Trykk en gang til for å stoppe opptaket Fotoknapp: 1. Trykk for å ta bilde 2. I videomodus for å ta bildet Tele-/vid-knapp: 1.
• Page 37 Smile deteksjon Bildeoppløsning (Kun foto) 16MP Forhåndsopptak (Kun video) Tidsforløp (Kun video) Digitalt lys på (10) Lys på Gjenværende videoopptaks 00:06:30 tid med gjeldende (11) SD-kort i oppløsning Antall bilder som fortsatt kan Zoommåler: 1000 tas med gjeldende 1×~50× (10× Optical zoom oppløsning and 5×..

• Page 38: Kapittel 4: Opptaksfunksjon

  Kapittel 4: Opptaksfunksjon Videoopptak OPPTAKSMODUS Trykk på videoknappen for å starte opptaket. Under 1. Berør for å se menyen. videoopptak vises en tidsindikator på LCD-skjermen. 2. Stryk fingeren overskjermen for å se alternativer: Video, foto og innstilling. Trykk på videoknappen igjen for å stoppe opptaket. Trykk på..
• Page 39 Kapittel 4: Opptaksfunksjon 1. Berør skjermen i videomenyen. Scene Du kan velge innstilling avhengig av forholdene. 2. Berør (på eller av) for å velge. - Auto: Ingen spesialeffekter på bildet. 3. Berør OK og for å avslutte. - Hud: Gir en mer naturlig hudfarge. - Natt: Brukes til nattscener/under dårlige lysforhold.
• Page 40 Kapittel 4: Opptaksfunksjon 1. Berør tidsforløpssymbolet i videomenyen. Datoutskrift 2. Velg ønsket alternativ ved å berøre skjermen. Trykk dato og klokkeslett på videoene og bildene. 3. Berør OK og for å avslutte. 1. I fotomenyen berører du datoutskrift. 2. Berør (på..

• Page 41: Kapittel 5: Avspillingsfunksjon

  Kapittel 5: Avspillingsfunksjon OPERAJONER I AVSPILLINGSMODUS BILDEVISNING Avspillingsmodus er beregnet på visning og adminis- 1. Stryk fingeren mot høyre eller berør for å se trering av videoer og fotoer. forrige bilde, stryk fingeren mot venstre eller berør for å se neste bilde. 1.

• Page 42: Kapittel 6: Innstillinger

  Kapittel 6: Innstillinger INNSTILLINGSMENY 3. Berør OK og for å avslutte. 1. Berør for å se menyen. 2. Stryk fingeren overskjermen for å se alternativer: Språk Makro, lyd (driftslyd), TV, Anti-Glare, språk, tidsinnstil- Velg språk for brukergrensesnittet. ling, format og standardinnstilling. 1.

• Page 43: Kapittel 7: Tilkoblinger

  Kapittel 7: Tilkoblinger Koble til en HD-TV Koble til en TV uten HDMI 1. Koble HDMI-kabelen til kameraets HDMI-utgang. 1. Koble den ene enden av AV-kabelen til AV-utgan- 2. Koble den andre enden av kabelen til en TV. gen på kameraet. 3.

• Page 44: Kapittel 8: Feilsøking

  Kapittel 8: Feilsøking LCD-skjermen viser symbolet “!” Klikk på [Ekstra] på tittellinjen og velg [Hjelp] for å åpne - “!” betyr at SD-kortet har lav hastighet eller feil inn- bruksanvisningen. hold. Problemet løses ved å formatere SD-kortet i ka- meraet i stedet for å bruke PC. Installere den buntede programvaren: - Eller bytt SD-kort til et med høyere hastighet.

• Page 45: Kapittel 9: Spesifikasjoner

  Kapittel 9: Spesifikasjoner Bildesensor 5 megapiksel CMOS-sensor Filformat Bilde: JPG Video: AVI Funksjoner Videoopptak, fotografering Bildeavspilling Enkeltbilde/lysbildefremvisning Linse Autofokuslinse (F2.8~F3.1) PC-grensesnitt Mini USB 2.0-port Fokusområde Makro: 1cm~100cm Normal: 1 cm~uendelig TV ut HDMI Zoom 1X~50X (10X optisk zoom og Batteri Litium-ionbatteri, oppladbart 5X digital zoom) Mål..
• Page 46 Opphavsrett Org.nr 556520-4137 har opphavsretten til denne håndbo- ken. Ingen deler av denne håndboken skal revideres, kop- ieres eller overføres på noen måte uten skriftlig samtykke fra org.nr 556520-4137. Erklæring Denne håndboken gir ingen garanti eller tilhørende for- sikringer. All informasjon i denne håndboken, inklusiv produktspesifikasjon, bilder og tekst, er bare ment som referanse.