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FUTABA

FUTABA R7108SB Istruzioni per l'installazione

SONY.

7-953-14(1)

Remote

Commander

Operating

Instructions

RM-LF204

RM-LP204M

)

2000

by

Sony

Corporation

2

CE

Declaration

of

Conformity

Acer

Computer

(Shanghai)

Limited

Contact

person:

Mr.

Easy

Lai

Tel:

886-2-8691-3089,

Fax:

886-2-8691-3120

Email:

[email protected]

C€®

Model

number:

MS2235

Machine

type:

Aspire

5730Z/5330

SKU

number:

Aspire

5730Z/5330-xxxxx

("x"

=

0-9,

a

-

z,

or

A

-

Z)

Is

compliant

with

the

essential

requirements

and

other

relevant

provisions

of

the

following

EC

directives,

and

that

all

the

necessary

steps

have

been

taken

and

are

in

force

to

assure

EMC

Directive

2004/108/EC

as

attested

by

conformity

with

the

following

harmonized

standards:

-.EN55022:1998

+

A1:2000

+

A2:2003,

AS/NZS

CISPR22:2002,

Class

B

-EN55024:1998

+

A1:2001

+

A2:2003

-EN55013:2001

+

A1:2003

+

A2:2006

(For

AV

products)

-EN55020:2007

(For

AV

products)

-.EN61000-3-2:2006,

Class

D

-.EN61000-3-3:1995

+

A1:2001

+

A2:2005

Low

Voltage

Directive

2006/95/EC

as

attested

by

conformity

with

the

following

harmonized

standard:

-EN60950-1:2001

+A11:2004

-EN60065:2002

(For

AV

products)

Council

Decision

98/482/EC

(CTR21)

for

pan-European

single

terminal

connection

to

the

Public

Switched

Telephone

Network

(PSTN).

RoHS

Directive

2002/95/EC

on

the

Restriction

of

the

Use

of

certain

Hazardous

Substances

in

Electrical

and

Electronic

Equipment.

R&TTE

Directive

1999/5/EC

as

attested

by

conformity

with

the

following

harmonized

-EN300

328

VI.7.1

Important

safety

information

•

When

removing

from

the

socket,

never

pull

the

mains

plug

by

the

cable,

instead

take

a

hold

of

the

plug.

•

The

height

adjustable

screw

feet

must

never

be

removed.

•

The

plug

must

be

accessible

after

installing

the

machine

•

Manifold

plugs,

couplings

and

extension

cables

must

not

be

used.

Risk

of

fire

from

over¬

heating!

•

Do

not

spray

down

the

appliance

with

jets

of

water.

Risk

of

electric

shock!

•

Do

not

lean

on

the

open

door.

The

appliance

may

tip

over.

•

Once

the

drying

cycle

or

ProSteam

programme

has

been

interrupted,

the

laundry

and

drum

may

be

hot.

Risk

of

burns!

Take

care

when

removing

the

laundry.

•

Take

care

when

interrupting

the

ProSteam

programme:

Do

not

open

the

machine

door

during

the

steam

phase.

Hot

steam

may

result

in

burns.

The

display

shows

a

message

to

indicate

the

steam

phase.

•

The

final

part

of

a

drying

cycle

occurs

without

heat

(cool

down

cycle)

to

ensure

that

the

items

are

left

at

a

temperature

that

ensures

that

the

items

will

not

be

damaged.

•

A

Caution

-

Hot

surface:

Do

not

touch

the

back

of

the

appliance

while

it

is

operating.

A

WARNING!

Never

stop

a

tumble

dry

before

the

end

of

the

drying

cycle

unless

all

items

are

quickly

removed

and

spread

out

so

that

the

heat

is

dissipated.

Risk

of

fire!

•

Risk

of

electric

shock!

Do

not

spray

down

the

appliance

with

jets

of

water.

Installation

•

Note

the

"Installation"

instructions.

•

Important!

Appliance

must

be

moved

in

vertical

position

for

transport.

•

This

appliance

is

heavy.

Care

should

be

taken

when

moving

it.

•

When

unpacking

the

appliance,

check

that

it

is

not

damaged.

If

in

doubt,

do

not

use

it

and

contact

the

Service

Centre.

•

All

packing

must

be

removed

before

use..Serious

damage

can

occur

to

the

product

and

to

property

if

this

is

not

adhered

to.

See

relevant

section

in

the

user

manual.

•

Any

electrical

work

required

to

install

this

appliance

should

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

electrician

or

competent

person.

•

Care

must

be

taken

to

ensure

that

the

appliance

does

not

stand

on

the

electrical

supply

cable.

•

If

the

machine

is

situated

on

a

carpeted

floor,

please

adjust

the

feet

in

order

to

allow

air

to

circulate

freely

under

the

appliance.

•

After

having

installed

the

appliance,

check

that

it

is

not

pressing

or

standing

on

its

electrical

supply

cable.

•

If

the

tumble

dryer

is

placed

on

top

of

a

washing

machine,

it

is

compulsory

to

use

the

stacking

kit

(optional

accessory).

Use

•

The

appliance

is

intended

for

drying

and

steam

treatment

of

standard

laundry

in

do¬

mestic

applications.

•

This

appliance

is

designed

for

domestic

use.

It

must

not

be

used

for

purposes

other

than

those

for

which

it

was

designed.

•

Only

wash

fabrics

which

are

designed

to

be

machine

dried.

Follow

the

instructions

on

each

garment

label.

GETTING

TO

KNOW

YOUR

APPLIANCE

THE

CONTROL

PANEL

O

On/Off

Switch

Second

Oven

and

Main

Oven

Cavity

Selector

Function

Selector

Speedcook

Time/Temperature

Decrease

Selector

Time/Temperature

Increase

Selector

Timer

Selector

Control

Timer

Indicators

Operating

Time

Keep

Warm

Indicator

Temperature/Time

Light/Defrost

Indicators

Cavity

Indicator

0ven

Light

i

Dual

a

x

A

A

f

—

m

Ventitherm

®

Precision

Fan

Cooking

Hot

Air

Fan

Baking

Conventional

Cooking

Rotitherm

Roasting

Fan

Controlled

Defrosting

Keep

Warm

Chapter

4:

Service

Information

Theory

of

Operation.

25

Z-80A

System

Operation.

26

Select

Code

Recognition.

26

Interrupt

System.

27

Interface

Reset.

27

Shared

Memory

Controller.

28

Addressing.

28

Read/Write

Control.

28

Clock

Circuits.

28

Memory

Access

Select

Timing.

29

Memory

Cycle

Timing.

29

Hardware

Registers.

31

Shared

RAM.

32

Default

Switches.

33

Baud

Rate

Multiplexer.

33

Line

Drivers

and

Receivers.

33

Replacement

Parts.

34

Industry

Canada

statement:

This

device

complies

with

RSS-210

of

the

Industry

Canada

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

Ce

dispositif

est

conforme

a

la

norme

CNR-210

d'lndustrie

Canada

applicable

aux

appareils

radio

exempts

de

licence.

Son

fonctionnement

est

sujet

aux

deux

conditions

suivantes:

(1)

le

dispositif

ne

doit

pas

produire

de

brouillage

prejudiciable,

et

(2)

ce

dispositif

doit

accepter

tout

brouillage

regu,

y

compris

un

brouillage

susceptible

de

provoquer

un

fonctionnement

indesirable.

Caution:

(i)

the

device

for

operation

in

the

band

5150-5250

MHz

is

only

for

indoor

use

to

reduce

the

potential

for

harmful

interference

to

co-channel

mobile

satellite

systems;

(ii)

high-power

radars

are

allocated

as

primary

users

(i.e.

priority

users)

of

the

bands

5250-5350

MHz

and

5650-5850

MHz

and

that

these

radars

could

cause

interference

and/or

damage

to

LE-LAN

devices.

Avertissement

(i)

les

dispositifs

fonctionnant

dans

la

bande

5

150-5

250

MHz

sont

reserves

uniquement

pour

une

utilisation

a

I’interieur

afin

de

reduire

les

risques

de

brouillage

prejudiciable

aux

systemes

de

satellites

mobiles

utilisant

les

memes

canaux;

(ii)

De

plus,

les

utilisateurs

devraient

aussi

etre

avises

que

les

utilisateurs

de

radars

de

haute

puissance

sont

designes

utilisateurs

principaux

(c.-a-d.,

qu'ils

ont

la

priorite)

pour

les

bandes

5

250-5

350

MHz

et

5

650-5

850

MHz

et

que

ces

radars

pourraient

causer

du

brouillage

et/ou

des

dommages

aux

dispositifs

LAN-EL.

Radiation

Exposure

Statement

m

distance

20

cm

between

the

radiator

&

your

Declaration

d'exposition

aux

radiations:

Cet

equipement

est

conforme

aux

limites

d'exposition

aux

rayonnements

1C

etablies

pour

un

environnement

non

controle.

Cet

equipement

doit

etre

installe

et

utilise

avec

un

minimum

de

20

cm

de

distance

entre

la

source

de

rayonnement

et

votre

corps.

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1

Battery

bay

0

Houses

the

computer's

battery

pack.

2

Battery

release

latch

Releases

the

battery

for

removal.

3

g

Hard

disk

bay

Houses

the

computer's

hard

disk

(secured

with

screws).

4

^

Memory

compartment

Houses

the

computer's

main

memory.

5

Battery

lock

a

Locks

the

battery

in

position.

6

Ventilation

slots

and

cooling

fan

Enable

the

computer

to

stay

cool,

even

after

prolonged

use.

Note:

Do

not

cover

or

obstruct

the

opening

of

the

fan.

5

MOUNTING

-

■

Mounting

MY-CU

and

MYH-CU

To

mount

the

MY(H)-CU

monitor,

separate

the

terminals-

mounted

chassis

from

front

case.

1.

Loosen

a

screw

on

top

of

front

case.

Press

on

bottom,

right

hand,

and

the

front

case

slightly

moves

up.

2.

Then,

press

on

center

of

left

side,

which

unlocks

from

3.

Lift

gently

front

case,

then

it

separates.

4.

Disconnect

video-monitor.

Pull

off

the

holder

and

set

monitor

aside.

5.

Attach

chassis

to

wall

at

4

points.

6.

Make

wire

terminations

directly

on

6

screw

terminals.

7.

On

MY-CU

only,

wire

with

jumpers

on

audio

terminals

D1,

D2&E.

8.

Pin

the

holder,

reconnect

and

mount

front

case,

justly

aligning

to

lock.

★

Do

not

connect

any

wires

at

any

other

point

than

on

terminals.

I

Mounting

with

intercom

For

IE-1GD(U),

IE-2AD(U)

or

TD-H/A

or

B

Attacr

template:

For

IE-8MD

and

IE-8HD

Before

actually

mounting

the

unit,

attach

the

supplied

template

to

wall.

For

MY-CU/IE-8MD

combination,

attach

two

chassis

to

wall.

First,

mount

the

intercom

chassis

(or

bracket)

to

wall

or

single¬

gang

box,

and

MY-monitor

chassis

can

adjustably

be

mounted

to

its

right

side.

l|?

”

•

For

MYH-CU

and

LEF-5,10,10S

Mount

MYH-CU

to

the

left

of

LEF-5,

10,10S

intercom,

keeping

a

space

of

3

-

5

cm

(1-1/4"

~

2”)

for

brightness/

contrast

adjustment.

-10-