yellow jacket Refrigerant Management System User manual

GETTING STARTED
1. Unpacking
The Automotive Recovery Unit has been shipped to
you in a highly-protective shipping container. Stan-
dard accessories and the tablet are included in this
shipment. Other options may also be included or may
be shipped separately.
Remove all protective packaging on and around the
machine and remove any additional boxes of acces-
sories. Remove the tank and the wooden support from
under the tank.
To enable the recovery machine to be removed from
the pallet, unscrew two lag bolts identied with red
tape located behind the scale uisng a 3/8” extended
length ratchet. With an assistant, remove the recovery
unit from the pallet and replace the tank.
Connect the grounding clip to an exposed metal area
of the tank.
Install the tablet and identier (optional) on the top
blue surface of the machine and feed the power cable
of each device down through the slot and plug each
device into the outlet on the back of the machine.
NOTE: The outlet is only powered when the overall
unit is plugged into a 110V power suppply and the
machine is turned on.
Install magnets, side hooks, oil drain bottle, and any
other assessories/options.
Take note of where the unit’s on/off switch is located
on the side of the unit.
2. Machine Operation
Please reference the enclosed User Manual for thor-
ough instructions on how to operate this machine.
3. General Tablet Use
3.1 Overview.
The Yellow Jacket Automotive Recovery System
utilizes a computer tablet to operate the machine and it
is important that users are aware of the general tech-
niques and features of a tablet so that they can
properly use the machine but also to capitalize on the
signicant capabilities a tablet can bring to the user
beyond machine control.
This quick-start guide is intended to provide custom-
ers that are unfamiliar with tablets with a high-level
overview of how to operate the tablet and to navigate
within a Windows tablet structure in order to begin
operating the Yellow Jacket machine. This is not a
functional tutorial on how to use a tablet or Windows
operating system - customers can utilize a variety of
resources available in the market to become highly
procient in the full use of these computing devices.
3.2. Assembly
The tablet is supplied with a protective case includ-
ing a built-in screen protector over the touch screen.
If desired, this case can be replaced and removed by
starting at one of the corners of the tablet and working
around the perimeter of the tablet.
The power cord of the tablet connects to the right side
as shown. The power connection of the cord is to be
fed down through the slot in the top of the machine
and is to be plugged into one of two outlets on the
back of the machine above the tank. It is recom-
mended to charge the tablet a minimum of eight hours
before rst use.
3.3. Utilizing the Tablet Screen
The tablet is not equipped with a separate keyboard,
therefore all functions of the tablet are performed
using a nger to select and swipe. When elds are
displayed for entering values, point to the eld and
a keyboard will appear for you to enter values. If
desired, a keyboard for the tablet can be purchased
separately from retail outlets.
Refrigerant Management System
Automatic for R-134a and R-1234yf
Designed and assembled in the U.S.A
QUICK START GUIDE
99 Washington Street
Melrose, MA 02176
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Toll Free 1-800-517-8431
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3.5. Proceeding to the Desktop
The following sequence establishes desktop and oper-
ating APP on the tablet screen.
On/Off Button Power
cord
attached
here
3-5 seconds
3-5 seconds
3.4. Turning ON the Tablet
The tablet turns ON by pushing and holding the button
on the upper left side of the tablet for 4-5 seconds until
the screen begins to power up (light blue color).
Swipe up
Password
screen
Password: yj
(lower case,
no space)
Main desktop
with the
machine
operating
app
“Slide to shut down your PC”
▼
3.6. Powering the Unit OFF. IMPORTANT!
The tablet has a “sleep mode” to conserve battery
power when not plugged in. In the sleep mode, the
tablet will continue to consume battery power and will
eventually drain the battery. There are several ways
the tablet can be put in sleep mode and a common
method is to push the On/Off button quickly, which
will make the screen go black. This is NOT power-
ing off the tablet. A primary way to POWER DOWN
the tablet is to push and hold the On/Off button for ve
seconds and the following screen will be displayed.
3.7. Utilizing the Tablet and Keyboard
Using your nger on the touchscreen, navigate
throughout the various functions of the computer.
Below are several of the basic areas on the desktop
that users may frequently access.
Using your nger, swipe down on the screen and the tablet will
begin its power down sequence.
Note: After powering down the tablet, wait 10-15 seconds before
attempting to power up again.
YELLOW JACKET icons on desktop operate
recovery machine (see instruction manual)
Either Windows icon opens full
computer menu
Connects
to wireless
network
Operates
the keyboard
Shows
battery life
Switches from letters to
numbers/symbols
Enter/
Return
Closes
keyboard
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