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hangerless

brace.

Do

not

route

the

cable

through

the

stem

or

any

other

mounts

or

cable

stops!

The

cable

should

m

ake

a

direct

route

from

the

brake

lever

to

the

RockShox

fork

brace

m

ount

and

be

able

to

freely

move

up

and

down

with

the

suspension

movement.

It

maybe

necessary

to

install

a

whole

new

cable.

uportant:

The

distancefromthe

top

ofthe

brake

cable

hanger

to

thebottoiuofthe

brace

cable

housing

stop

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BRAKES

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/OR

FATALINJURIES.

,

Adjust

thetront

wheel

quick

releaseto

clear

the

dropout's

counter

bore.

The

quick

release

nut

must

be

tightened

after

the

wheel

isproperly

seated

into

thedropoutscounter

bore.

Make

sure

four

or

more

threadsare

engaged

in

the

quick

release

nut

when

it

isclosed.

Orient

the

quick

release

lever

in

front

of

and

parallel

to

the

lower

tube

in

the

locked

position,

.

Keep

in

mind

tire

clearance

as

you

choose

tires.

Maximum

tire

size

is2.2'wide

or

342mm

radius.

Be

sure

to

check

this

radius

w

henever

you

change

tires.

To

do

this,

rem

ove

the

spring

stack

(per

the

instructions

on

following

pages),and

compress

fork

completely

to

make

sure

at

least

5

mm

of

clearance

exists

betw

een

the

top

of

the

tire

and

the

bottom

of

the

crown.

Exceeding

this

m

axim

urn

will

cause

the

tire

to

jam

against

the

crown

when

the

forks

are

fully

compressed.

The

upper

tubes

must

alw

aysbe

fully

engaged

in

thecrown.

The

upper

tubes,

on

clamp

type

crowns,

must

not

extend

above

the

crown

more

than

1

m

and

m

ust

alw

ays

be

engaged

in

the

crown.

Judy

XL/XLC

Installation

Instructions

Removethe

existing

fork

and

lower

headset

race

from

the

bicycle.

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4.

Install

the

headset

race

firm

ly

against

the

top

of

the

fork

crown

once

the

steerer

tube

hasbeencut

to

proper

length.

5.

Install

the

upper

tubesinto

the

lower

crown

and

locate

the

lower

crown

so

that

170mm

of

upper

tubes

extends

above

thelower

crown.

Torque

the

lower

crow

n

bolts

to

60in-lb.

IMPORTANT:

DO

NOT

EXCEED

170MM

OF

EXPOSE)

UPPER

TUBES

ABOVE

THE

LOWER

CROWN,

DOING

THIS

CAN

CAUSE

THE

BOTTOM

OF

THE

LOWER

CROWN

TO

HIT

THE

FRONT

TIRE

RESULTINGINTHELOSSOFOONTROLOFTHEBICVCLE

WITH

POSSIBLESERIOUSAND/OR

FATALINJURIES

6.

Assemble

the

headset,

upper

crown

and

stem

on

thebicycle.

Adjust

the

headset

so

you

feel

no

play

or

drag.

Complete

the

installation

of

the

headset

and

stem

according

to

the

manufacturer

^instructions.

Torque

all

the

upper

crow

n

bolts

to

60in-lb.

7.

Completethe

rest

of

the

XL/XLCinstallation

by

following

steps

three

through

seven

under

'Installation

Instructions

(Judy

XC/SL),”

page

5.

Tuning

Your

Fork

RockShox

(JUDY)

forks

can

be

tuned

to

your

particular

weight,

riding

style,

and

terrain.

Our

forks

are

set

u|

for

the

160

to

1801b

(65

to

80Kg),

all-around

rider

who

spends

equal

time

riding

every

off-road

terrair

imaginable.

Because

you’re

probably

not

that

rider,you

can

benefit

by

making

tuning

adjustments

to

sui

your

specific

needs.

For

maxim

urn

tuning

flexibility,

purchase

a

RockShox

Type

3

Tuning

Kit

(includes

primary

and

secondary

coil

springs).

When

tuning

suspension,

alwaysmake

one

change

at

atime

and

write

it

down.

Keeping

a

record

letsyoi

know

what

changes

you

have

tried

and

suggests

w

hat

changes

you

m

ight

try.

Ask

a

shop

or

local

riders

wha

they

have

found

works

well.

These

resources

are

typically

your

best

bet,

but

don’t

hesitate

to

call

RockShox

about

specifictuning

needs.

Alist

of

phone

numbers

ison

Page

19.

RideHeightand

Spring

Preload

Adjustment

J

udy

is

designed

to

compress

(sag)

when

you

are

sitting

on

the

bike.

This

sag

allowsthe

front

wheel

to

stay

in

contact

with

theground

when

braking

and

cornering

over

rough

and

uneven

terrain.

The

optimum

setting

are

7

to

15mm

sag

for

63mm

travel;13

to

20mm

for

80mm

traveled

18

to

25mm

for

100mm

travel.

Ch

anging

thepreload

altersthe

sag

and

firm

ness

of

the

initial

forkmovem

ent.To

measure

sag,install

azip

til

on

the

upper

tube

so

that

it

is

flush

against

the

Resi-wiper

seal;sit

on

the

bike

with

normal

riding

apparel

then

step

off

your

bike

and

measurethe

bottom

of

theziptieto

thetop

ol

the

wiper.

This

measurement

isthi

amount

ol

sag.

For

exam

pie,

heavier,

more

aggressive

ridersneed

more

spring

preload

to

maintain

proper

ridi

5-Port

10/100/1000Mbps

Gigabit

Ethernet

Switch

User

Guide

amount

of

time.

Switching

Technology

Another

key

development

pushing

the

limits

of

Ethernet

technology

is

in

the

field

of

switching

technology.

A

switch

bridges

Ethernet

packets

at

the

MAC

address

level

of

the

Ethernet

protocol

transmitting

among

connected

Ethernet

or

fast

Ethernet

LAN

segments.

Switching

is

a

cost-effective

way

of

increasing

the

total

network

capacity

available

to

users

on

a

local

area

network.

A

switch

increases

capacity

and

decreases

network

loading

by

making

it

possible

for

a

local

area

network

to

be

divided

into

different

segments

which

don't

compete

with

each

other

for

network

transmission

capacity,

giving

a

decreased

load

on

each.

The

switch

acts

as

a

high-speed

selective

bridge

between

the

individual

segments.

Traffic

that

needs

to

go

from

one

segment

to

another

is

automatically

forwarded

by

the

switch,

without

interfering

with

any

other

segments.

This

allows

the

total

network

capacity

to

be

multiplied,

while

still

maintaining

the

same

network

cabling

and

adapter

cards.

Switching

LAN

technology

is

a

marked

improvement

over

the

of

network

bridges,

which

were

characterized

by

higher

latencies.

Routers

have

also

been

used

to

segment

local

area

networks,

but

the

cost

of

a

router

and

the

setup

and

maintenance

required

make

routers

relatively

impractical.

Today's

switches

are

an

ideal

solution

to

most

kinds

of

local

area

network

congestion

problems.

AirLink+

&

Technology

Brief,

b

ProLiant

2500

tower

model

also

includes

a

Compaq-designed

security

system

for

the

server

ver

switch.

The

power

switch

is

mounted

on

the

chassis,

behind

the

front

bezel.

When

the

PRESETTING

STATIONS

You

can

manually

preset

stations

that

have

not

been

selected

by

auto

memory.

1

3

4

2

1

Press

PWR

to

turn

the

unit

on.

2

Press

BAND

to

select

the

band

from

among

FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AMI,

and

AM2.

3

Tune

in

the

station

that

you

wish

to

preset

with

TUNE

▼

or

TUNE

A.

4

Press

one

of

the

preset

station

buttons

1

to

6

for

approximately

2

seconds.

While

the

station

you

are

presetting

is

being

registered

in

memory,

the

sound

is

momentarily

muted.

The

number

of

the

pressed

preset

station

button

appears

the

frequency

indication.

"'

JjGns

i

Repeat

these

procedures

to

preset

up

to

6

stations

each

for

FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AMI,

and

AM2.

•

If

you

try

to

preset

a

station

on

a

preset

station

button

on

which

another

station

of

the

same

band

has

already

been

preset,

the

previously

preset

station

will

be

erased.

3

2

Press

PWR

to

turn

the

unit

on.

2

Press

BAND

to

select

a

desired

band

from

among

FM1,

FM2,

FM3,

AMI,

and

AM2.

3

Pressthedesired

preset

station

button.

The

number

of

the

pressed

preset

station

button

appears

the

frequency

indication.

Active

tuning

reception

control

(ATRC)

This

unit

automatically

suppresses

FM

noise

caused

by

varying

signal

strength

resulting

from

movement

of

the

car.

•

The

built-in

automatic

blending

circuit

mixes

the

left

and

right

channel

signals

according

to

the

strength

of

the

reception.

At

the

same

time,

the

high-cut

circuit

activates

to

maintain

the

sound

quality.

•

If

the

reception

becomes

even

weaker,

the

unit

automatically

switches

to

Monaural

mode,

to

7

ENGLISH

E.

MANUAL

SKIP

Selection

2.

Press

the

control

+

or

—

button

to

select

the

M-SKIP

mode.

4.

P

ressthe

control

+

button

to

select

YES

to

skip

If

you

wish

to

skip

other

channel,

press

the

CHANNEL

<

or

>

button

to

select

the

desire

channel

and

repeat

step

4

as

above.

If

not

proceed

to

step

5.

P

ressthe

install

button

to

exit.

F.

Adding

Skipped

Channels

This

feature

enables

you

to

add

those

channels

which

you

2.

Press

the

control

+

or

—

button

to

select

the

M-SKIP

mode.

button

to

activate

the

M-SKIP

+

or

—

button

to

select

the

select

NO

to

add

6.

P

ressthe

install

button

to

exit.

9

Step

3

Click

Next.

Step

4

Select

a

printer

that

is

connected

to

the

print

server

and

click

Next.

Note:

If

you

have

more

than

one

printer

connected

to

the

print

server,

you'll

need

to

re-run

the

PS

Wizard

again

to

setup

the

other

printers.

3.

Configuring

the

Adapter

3.1

Windows

2000/XP

Configuration

This

section

describes

how

to

connect

your

wireless

adapter

to

a

wireless

network.

Note

to

Windows

XP

Users:

You

must

disable

the

Wireless

Zero

Configuration

Utility

in

order

to

use

the

bundled

Wireless

Utility.

Please

follow

the

steps

below

to

disable

XP’s

wireless

utility.

Double-click

on

the

Wireless

Network

Connection

Icon

in

the

system

tray

and

then

click

on

Properties

or

Advanced.

When

the

new

wireless

network

connection

properties

window

appears,

go

to

the

Wireless

Networks

tab,

uncheck

the

“Use

Windows

to

configure

my

wireless

network

settings”

check

box

and

click

OK.

PRECAUCIONES

•

Utilice

solo

el

sistema

electrico

de

cc

de

12

voltios

con

•

Desconecte

el

terminal

negativo

de

la

baterla

cuando

monte

y

conecte

la

unidad.

•

Cuando

cambie

el

fusible,

asegurese

de

utilizar

uno

con

una

capacidad

de

amperaje

identica.

El

uso

de

un

fusible

con

una

capacidad

de

amperaje

mayor

puede

provocar

danos

graves

en

la

unidad.

•

NO

intente

desmontar

el

aparato.

Los

rayos

laser

de

la

captacion

optica

son

peligrosos

para

los

ojos.

•

Tenga

cuidado

de

que

no

se

metan

alfileres

u

otros

objetos

dentrodel

aparato:

podrlan

causardesperfectos

o

generar

peligros

como

descargas

electricas

o

exposiciones

a

rayos

laser.

expuesto

a

los

rayos

directos

del

sol,

puede

subir

mucho

la

temperatura

del

interior

y

es

necesario

enfriar

la

unidad

antes

de

utilizarla.

•

Mantenga

el

volumen

a

un

nivel

en

el

que

pueda

escuchar

los

sonidos

de

advertencia

del

exterior

(bocinas,

sirenas,

etc.).

NOTA

Este

equipo

ha

sido

probado

y

verificado

para

cumplir

con

los

llmites

para

un

equipo

digital

de

Clase

B,

en

conformidad

con

la

parte

15

de

las

reglas

FCC.

Estos

llmites

estan

disenados

para

proveer

proteccion

razonable

en

contra

de

interferencias

perjudiciales

en

una

instalacion

residencial.

Este

equipo

genera,

usa,

y

puede

irradiar

energla

de

radiofrecuencia

y,

si

no

se

instala

ni

usa

de

acuerdo

con

las

instrucciones,

puede

causarperjudicial

interference

en

radiocomunicaciones.

Sin

embargo,

no

hay

ninguna

garantfa

que

no

se

produzca

interference

en

una

instalacion

particular.

Si

este

equipo

causa

interference

perjudicial

en

la

recepcion

de

radio

o

television,

la

cual

puede

ser

determinada

apagando

y

encendiendo

el

equipo,

el

usuariodebe

atratardecorregirlainterferencia

mediante

una

o

mas

de

las

siguientes

medidas:

-

Reoriente

o

relocalice

la

antena

receptora.

-

Incremente

laseparacion

entre

el

equipo

y

el

receptor.

del

cual

el

receptor

esta

conectado.

-

Consulte

por

ayuda

a

su

vendedor

o

a

un

tecnico

especializado

en

radioTTV.

Precaution

El

uso

de

instrumentos

opticos

con

este

producto

aumentara

el

peligro

de

danar

los

ojos.

CUIDADO

Las

modificaciones

y

ajustes

de

este

producto,

no

autorizados

a

tftulo

expreso

por

el

fabricante

pueden

cancelar

el

derecho

de

uso

o

la

autoridad

para

hacer

funcionar

este

producto.

tecnologias

de

proteccion

de

los

derechos

de

autor

Este

producto

se

ha

disenado

para

reproducir

discos

que

cumplen

con

el

estandar

Compact

Disc

(CD).

Recientemente,

algunas

companlas

discograficas

comercializan

discos

de

musica

codificados

mediante

tecnologfas

de

proteccion

de

derechos

de

autor.

Tenga

en

cuenta

que,

entre

estos

discos,

algunos

no

cumplen

con

el

estandar

CD,

por

lo

que

no

podran

reproducirse

mediante

este

producto.

Para

conocer

mas

detalles

sobre

la

instalacion

y

las

conexiones,

consulte

el

documento

separado

“INSTALACION

Y

CONEXIONES”.

Notas

acerca

del

CD

•

LareproducciondeunCDdefectuoso

o

con

polvo

puede

ocasionar

interrupciones

en

el

sonido.

•

Sujete

los

CDs

como

se

ilustra

en

la

imagen.

•

NO

toque

la

cara

no

etiquetada.

•

NO

pegue

ningun

sello,

etiqueta

u

hoja

de

proteccion

•

NO

deje

que

el

CD

sea

expuesto

a

la

luz

directa

del

sol

o

al

calor

excesivo.

•

Para

limpiar

un

CD

sucio,

hagalo

con

un

trapo

de

adentro

hacia

fuera.

Nunca

utilice

disolventes

como

benceno

o

alcohol.

•

Este

aparato

no

puede

reproducir

CDs

de

8

cm.

•

NUNCA

inserte

CDs

de

8

cm

recubiertos

por

el

adaptador,

ni

CDs

de

formas

irregulares.

El

aparato

puede

no

ser

capaz

de

expulsarlo,

y

puede

haber

problemas.

1

ESPANOL

WHERE

TO

GET

WARRANTY

SER¬

VICE:

Warranty

sen/ices

or

repairs

shall

be

provided

at

all

Sears

Service

Cen¬

ters.

Call

1

-800-469-4663.

MAINTE¬

NANCE,

REPLACEMENT

AND

RE¬

PAIR

OF

EMISSION

Any

Sears

approved

replace¬

ment

part

used

in

the

performance

of

any

warranty

maintenance

or

repair

on

emission

will

be

provided

Example:

(Year)

EPA

Phase

i

or

Phase

II

and/or

CALIFORNIA.

without

charge

to

the

owner

if

the

part

is

under

warranty.

EMISSION

CONTROL

WARRANTY

PARTS

LIST:

Carburetor,

Ignition

System:

Spark

Plug

(covered

up

to

maintenance

schedule),

Ignition

Module,

Muffler

including

catalyst.

MAINTENANCE

STATEMENT:

The

owner

is

responsible

for

the

perfor¬

mance

of

all

required

maintenance

as

defined

in

the

instruction

manual.

This

engine

is

certified

to

be

emissions

53

Moderate

(50

hours)

I~1

Intermediate

(125

hours)

l~l

Extended

(300

hours)

;

compliant

for

the

following

t

Total

Access

600R

■

Interface

Guide

(UIG)

1.

NAVIGATING

THE

TERMINAL

MENU

Terminal

Menu

Window

and

data

fields

display

in

the

terminal

menu

window

(see

Figure

1),

through

which

you

have

complete

control

of

the

Total

Access

600R.

Menu

Path

The

first

line

of

the

terminal

menu

window

(the

menu

path)

shows

the

session’s

current

position

(path)

in

the

menu

structure.

For

example.

Figure

1

shows

the

top-level

menu

with

the

cursor

on

the

SYSTEM

INFO

submenu;

therefore,

the

menu

path

reads

TA

600R/System

Info.

64200600L1#T-31A

3.

Time

Shifting

Function

The

Time

Shifting

function

allows

you

to

record

and

playback

videos

at

the

same

ti

„Q.c

Live

mode,

you

can

perform

time

shifting

by

clicking

on

the

time-shifting

button

MH.

Once

you

are

in

time-shifting

mode,

you

need

to

wait

at

least

10

seconds

before

you

can

playback

the

play

button

.

If

you

want

I

the

recorded

video

by

clicking

01

click

the

stop

button

During

ti

e-shifting,

you

c<

e-shifting,

switch

between

the

current

of

the

display

video

and

the

recorded

video

by

selecting

Real

Screen

from

the

popup

window.

5.3

Schedule

Function

Click

on

the

Schedule

button

®.

to

configure

the

Scheduled

Recording

Agent.

Click

OK

when

you

are

done

configuring.

Capture

Source:

Select

the

video

input

source

(Antenna,

Cable,

Memory,

Composite,

or

S-Video).

Channel:

Select

the

channel

that

you

want

to

record.

Capture

format

(profile):

Select

the

video

format

you

want

to

use.

Note:

If

you

want

to

burn

your

captured

videos

to

DVD,

be

sure

to

set

the

capture

format

to

DVD

(NTSC)

and

not

MPEG

2.

Capture

size:

Set

the

video

capture

size.

Bit

rate

(Kbps):

Set

the

capture

bit

rate.

Capture

quality:

Set

the

capture

quality.

Frame

rate:

Select

the

frame

rate.

Capture

audio

option:

Select

from

“Capture

audio”,

“Capture

audio

only,

No

video”,

c

“No

audio”.

Operating

Instructions

151

Defrost

To

begin

to

thaw

and

to

defrost

such

items

as

flan,

butter,

bread,

fruit

or

other

frozen

foods.

For

this

function

the

fan

operates

without

heating.

0

Grill

For

grilling

flat

foods

placed

on

the

middle

of

the

shelf

such

as

steaks,

escalopes

or

fish,

or

for

toasting.

The

grill

heating

element

is

in

use.

§

Dual

grill

For

grilling

larger

quantities

of

flat

foods

such

as

steaks,

escalopes

or

fish,

or

for

toasting.

Top

heat

and

the

grill

heating

element

are

in

use.

|T]

Rotitherm

For

roasting

larger

pieces

of

meat

or

poultry

on

one

level.

This

function

is

also

suited

to

cooking

foods

au

gratin

and

browning.

The

grill

heating

element

and

fan

operate

alternately.

17

Idle

display

couldi

Fri,

Dec

9

10202

2:45

PM

Jane

;h

“y

y

simply

press

the

line

key

directly

opposite

the

number

on

the

display.

To

quickly

view

a

complete

list

of

as

speed

dial

entries,

press

£)

from

tht

display.

Dial

directly

from

a

selecte

?

idle

15

Drying

Empty

the

condensate

container

A

Caution!

The

condensate

is

not

suitable

for

drinking

or

for

use

with

foodstuffs.

Make

it

a

habit

to

empty

the

condensate

container

after

every

drying

process.

This

avoids

automatic

interruption

of

the

drying

process

when

the

condensate

container

is

full.

B®”

Grasp

the

handle

flap

of

the

condensate

container

and

pull-out

the

latter

completely.

Push

the

cover

of

the

condensate

container

to

the

side

and

pour-out

the

condensed

water.

Re-insert

the

condensate

container

into

the

operator

control

mask.

Information

on

illumination

of

the

EMPTY

WATER

display:

The

&>

EMPTY

WATER

display

remains

illu¬

minated

for

a

few

seconds

more

after

the

condensation

container

is

emptied.

If

the

drying

cycle

has

not

yet

ended:

B®”

Press

the

<j>

START

button

to

continue

the

drying

cycle.

The

condensate

container

has

a

capacity

of

approx.

3.8

litres.

This

is

—

sufficient

for

a

laundry

fill

of

5kg

which

has

been

centrifuged

at

800

revolutions

per

minute.

115

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