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Chapter 1 SCJ Annotations User Manual Last edited by Ales Plsek Date 2011 07 25 15 19 15 This document provides a simplified description of the metadata annotation system defined for Safety Critical Java Further the document describes the use of the Checker to verify annotated SCJ applications The key concepts of the annotation system and the checker are 1 Annotation Restating A user class method that extends overrides infrastruc ture or user code must restate a
Chapter 14 Developer Terminal User Manual Now that we ve learned enough serial communications C and VB programming we are ready to create a Developer Terminal with most of the features that a developer might need to communicate between a PC and a microcontroller I have to assume that by now you don t need the cookbook format for writing this program so the C and the VB source code is posted in Appendix TODO By using the code comments and referring to the prior chapter
Chapter 18 Macro User s Manual This document is the user s manual of macro module which describes syntax usage and programming methods of macro commands The document includes the following chapters Macro Description Macro Usage Description Value operation and data transform function Use macro command to control external device Macro Commands and PLC Communication Local Bit Local Word Macro Operation Instruction Notes about Using Macro Compiling Error Messa
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M Tool Manual 3 1 Chapter 3 Creating Controller Applications Introduction This chapter describes how to create controller applications in the standalone mode of M Pro The same instructions apply when saving controller applications to be downloaded later via the LNS plug in Note For special instructions on configuring and downloading controller applications through the LNS plug in see the chapter Using M Pro as an LNS Plug In in this document This chapter describes
User Manual DVR Server v2 0 Digital CCTV System DVR Server 2 0 oafety Precaution e Make sure switching the power off before you install the DVR board There is possibility of electric shock inside of the DVR please avoid opening the unit if you are not qualified service personnel e While the DVR is under removing storing or using please avoid any vibration or strike e not store under the direct sunlight or near by heating Avoid humid dusty or
AA f Ja Ti XQ t f 2 9 AV g d je OHAL 7A AVASRORPS E274 4 7 2V AJ WOU arsine JT IE Jos A WE Id ANYNOILD Turnitin Instructor User Manual Chapter 3 PeerMark Updated January 25 2011 Copyright 1998 2011 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Instructor Handbook 59 Chapter 3 PeerMark Section Introduction Introduction PeerMark is the new peer review assignment tool Instructors can create
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Chapter4 User Manual KAORI lt 77 81g LX ARIF 78 KAORI HEAT TREATMENT CO LTD BRAZED PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER User Manual pe 5 Working Principle Application Advantage Specification amp BPHE Dimension Design Condition for Copper Brazed PHE Standardized Connections Installation Guide Anti Freezing Protection Methods for BPHE Soldering Instruction 10 Cleaning 11 Warning 12 Warranty Terms Sener Sent
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Chapter 6 User manual of EDiff A unit cell determination and indexing software EDiff is a scientific software package to determine the unit cell of nano crystals from the randomly oriented electron diffraction data EDiff is used to index the reflections in the electron diffraction images and is the first step in reconstructing the 3D atomic structure of organic and inorganic molecules and proteins EDiff includes the data processing program AMP which cleans up diff
Chapter 9 NDSR Utilities NDSR utilities include various backup and restore features ways to generate output files and methods of importing and exporting Header tab information This chapter describes How to create backup files How to restore backup files How to create command line utilities for backup restore and output files How to import and export Header tab information Creating Backup Files Create NDSR backup files regularly to ensure project and record data
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Using Notifications Cisco Unified Operations Manager Operations Manager generates alerts in response to events that occur in the IP Telephony environment and the IP fabric You can view alerts on Operations Manager dashboards such as the Alerts and Events display In addition you can configure notifications to forward information about alerts and events to SNMP trap daemons on other hosts syslog daemons and users The following topics explain notifications concepts and provid
DESS Demonstration Expert System Shell User Manual Chapter 1 Introduction DESS is an expert system shell written to demonstrate some of the basic concepts of expert system technology including forward chaining backward chaining tracing information explanations frames with subclass hierarchies reasoning with uncertainty using a certainty factor model Getting started Ensure that the DESS program is executable e g chmod 755 dess
Chapter 5 Vehicles 103 104 Create a New Vehicle Click Vehicles at top bar of buttons on the main FleetMinder screen Ed FleetMinder Build No 3 2 0 Update Version 6 File System Customers Suppliers YE Vehicles Section To enter a new vehicle on the system click New Vehicles in the Vehicles section Vehicle Record Vehicles New Vehicle This will bring up the Vehicle Wizard screen which must be filled in with all the basic details regard
Chapter 6 Stock 139 140 Create a New Stock Item Click Stock on top bar of buttons on main screen i FleetMinder Build No 3 20 Update Version 86 amp w i Customers Suppliers Vehicles Stock Stock Section To enter a new stock item onto the system click New Record New Stock Item This will open the Stock Wizard fleetminder Welcome Fart No Descnption More Info Purchase 5 ales Suppliers Welcome to the Stock Wizard This Wizard wil
Chapter 8 Job Cards 199 200 Create a New Job Card Click Job Cards at top bar of buttons on main screen iM FleetMinder Build No 3 2 0 Update Version 86 File System Workshop Help Customers Suppliers Vehicles Job Cards Section To enter a new Job Card on the system click New from the Job Card section New Job Card This will bring you to the Job Card setup screen New Job Card TNEGA et aed aig i me Cancel Continue
FACILITY WEB MANUAL June 2011 CHAPTER 9 REASON CODES UTILIZED BY ADJUSTERS WHAT ARE REASON CODES SERIES 1 ADJUSTER DECISION SERIES 2 ADJUSTER DECISION UPDATE SERIES 3 PENDING SERIES 4 WITHDRAWN SERIES 5 INFORMATION fs AS CP Ce a CHAPTER 9 Reason Codes Utilized by Adjusters What Are Reason Codes When insurance adjusters make an adjudication decision they must specify the reason behind the decision The list of approval reason codes used
Chapter 2 Installation This chapter describes System requirements Installation requirements How to install NDSR non networked How to register NDSR How to start NDSR How to transfer NDSR registration How to unregister NDSR How to uninstall NDSR How to install NDSR networked How to install additional setups System Requirements NDSR 2015 is supported on Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows 8 NDSR adds the following to the system requirements that are published by M
WGO Health Claims for Auto Insurance INSURER USER MANUAL Chapter 3 Sign in to HCAI DGO Health Claims for Auto Insurance Chapter 3 Signing into HCAI OVERVIEW This chapter describes the Sign in process for HCAI SIGNING IN FOR THE FIRST TIME seciccceevacenrccacevincenctvencentaetsCostarasccavaucecvexdssn dead sensdudedendedsddenedetdbanadeedeonndeceaaesdeette 2 GENERAL PASSWORD RULES igs cece exisaannccsiatie dds wenasten aden tase badd ssilauandatudonndauide
WGO Health Claims for Auto Insurance INSURER USER MANUAL Chapter 6 Claim amp Claimant Management HICIA i T AE EE Chapter 6 Claim amp Claimant Management OVERVIEW HCAI delivers a standard solution for collecting and processing Claims data for the automotive insurance industry HCAI manages the basic Claim data and the associated Claimant information to ensure plans invoices and Adjusters are associated with the correct Claimant Both the Facility and In
Health Claims for Auto Insurance INSURER USER MANUAL Chapter 9 Insurer Management July 2012 HICIA sii a iis Chapter 9 Insurer Management OVERVIEW Insurer Management involves the setup and maintenance of Insurer organization structures within the HCAI system INSURER MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE 0ccccccccsseeeeecceeeeeeeeceaeeeeeeeseeseceeeseeaeeeeeesseeeeeeeesseaseeeeesseaeeeeesseeeenensas 2 GENERAL BUSINESS WEES oa A EA E E 2 INSURER BRANCH MANAGEMENT
WGO Health Claims for Auto Insurance INSURER USER MANUAL Chapter 10 Insurer User Management HICIA Health Claims for Auto Insurance Chapter 10 Insurer User Management OVERVIEW User Management involves the setup and maintenance of individual Users within HCAI Users are assigned roles and domains within HCAI that define what a User can do and where they can do it Roles are defined as a set of tasks that a User can perform Each task represents a User s interacti
HICIANL Health Claims for Auto Insurance INSURER USER MANUAL Chapter 11 Security amp Privacy 2660 Health Claims for Auto Insurance Chapter 11 Security 8 Privacy OVERVIEW This chapter discusses security and privacy in the HCAI system PRIVACY AND SECURITY IN HCAI 000000 lltteeeeeeeoooooooaeeeeooeoeoooosoeeeseeeooooouoeoaseooooeoooouoeoeeseoeoeooooooeseoeeoeoooooonsaeooeen 2 SECUREHOSTING FACILIT YE str s aso ai p alos saw ala l p dele dik a dot ki aa
M Trend User s Manual 3 1 Chapter 3 Getting Started Introduction M Trend can be run as a standalone program or in an ActiveX document container This chapter describes how to get started using M Trend as a standalone program This chapter describes how to e start M Trend e create anew M Trend file e open an M Trend file e zoom in on part of an M Trend Graphic View e view detailed Trend sample information e save an M Trend file e save an M Trend file with a n
M Trend User s Manual 6 1 Chapter 6 M Trend ActiveX Control Introduction The M Trend ActiveX control allows you to create M Trend graphs in ActiveX compliant programs Although there is a separate procedure for inserting the ActiveX control the control object is connected to a database defined and edited in the same manner described in the rest of this manual This chapter describes how to e insert the M Trend ActiveX control in an M Graphics display e navigate to
Chapter 5 M Trend Users Manual 5 1 Defining M Trend Documents Introduction M Trend documents are defined subsections or views of the default database A saved M Trend document saves the settings used in a particular view so that they may be recalled at a later time See the Getting Started chapter in this manual for further details This chapter describes M Trend definition which determines the data sources to be displayed and how they appear This chapter describes how
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Chapter 11 N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 11 1 Working with Printer Objects Introduction The Printer object allows printed alarms summaries and reports from within the N30 system to be generated A Printer object needs to be added for each piece of printer hardware that exists on the system Each N30 allows for a maximum of two printers to be attached to it IMPORTANT Do not do a serial download of an N30 from Project Builder through a port for which a direc
Chapter 14 N30 Supervisory Controller User s Manual 14 1 Working with Interlock Objects Introduction The Interlock object establishes conditional control over one or more other objects Based on the results of some conditional checks a series of commands can control other objects This chapter describes how to add an Interlock object edit an Interlock object add sources to an Interlock object delete sources from an Interlock object add action table entries to
N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 19 1 Working with Demand Limiting Load Rolling DLLR Objects Introduction The Demand Limiting Load Rolling DLLR object selectively sheds loads to assure that the total energy consumed during one interval never exceeds a certain limit This chapter describes how to e adda DLLR object e edit a DLLR object e command a DLLR object e delete a DLLR object November 01 2001 Johnson Controls Inc www johnsoncontrols com Code
Chapter 20 N30 Supervisory Controller User s Manual 20 1 Working with Load Objects Introduction Load objects identify pieces of equipment corresponding to an N2 Binary Output Binary Value BV Multistate Output MSO Multistate Value MSV or Multiple Command MC object that consumes a certain noticeable amount of energy Load objects register with the DLLR Demand Limiting Load Rolling object meaning they let the DLLR know they exist and can be shed to save ene
N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 23 1 Working with Analog Totalization Objects Introduction An Analog Totalization object maintains a total for the data recorded at an analog sensor It answers the question How much and is typically used to measure the consumption of a supply such as steam electricity or chilled water The input sensor provides a value corresponding to the amount of consumption or flow This chapter describes how to e add an Analog Total
N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 24 1 Working with Event Totalization Objects Introduction The Event Totalization object tracks the number of events or pulses over time meaning it counts the number of transitions in an object s value This chapter describes how to e add an Event Totalization object e edit an Event Totalization object e command an Event Totalization object e delete an Event Totalization object November 01 2001 Johnson Controls Inc
N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 25 1 Working with Runtime Totalization Objects Introduction The Runtime Totalization object tracks the number of one minute time intervals that elapse while a designated input such as a binary or multistate value has matched a specified state This chapter describes how to e adda Runtime Totalization object e edit a Runtime Totalization object e command a Runtime Totalization object e delete a Runtime Totalization object
N30 Supervisory Controller User s Manual 26 1 Working with Analog Alarm Objects Introduction The Analog Alarm object adds the alarming capability for a floating point attribute of any object such as the Present Value of an Analog Input object Note The Input Reference of an Analog Alarm object should refer to an analog attribute type in order to perform as intended Analog Alarm objects referencing other attribute data types e g Boolean yield unusual results thoug
Chapter 27 N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 27 1 Working with Multistate Alarm Objects Introduction The Multistate Alarm object provides the alarming capability for a Boolean or multistate attribute for any object such as the Present Value of a Binary Input object Note The Input Reference of a Multistate Alarm object should refer to enumeration or Boolean based attributes in order to perform as intended Multistate Alarm objects referencing other attribute
Chapter 30 N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 30 1 Working with Remote Destination Objects Introduction The Remote Destination object ensures delivery of Status Notification Reports SNRs to a workstation via a modem It also makes and maintains a connection with the workstation allowing the workstation to make a connection permanent or to deny a connection This chapter describes how to e adda Remote Destination object e edit a Remote Destination object e
N30 Supervisory Controller User s Manual 31 1 Chapter 31 Working with E mail Objects Introduction The E mail object provides alarm notification through electronic mail e mail to personnel at a remote location The E mail object translates alarm messages into the correct e mail format and sends the message via the local mail gateway Simple Mail Transfer Protocol SMTP server Note In order to function the E mail object must have access via Ethernet to an SMTP ser
N30 Supervisory Controller User s Manual 7 1 Chapter 7 Working with Schedule Objects Introduction A Schedule object allows you to automate routine functions For example you can schedule a fan to start every weekday Monday through Friday at 7 00 a m and stop at 5 00 p m This chapter describes how to e create a new Schedule object e edit a Schedule object e delete a Schedule object e command a Schedule object For information on creating and editing Schedule o
N30 Supervisory Controller Users Manual 9 1 Chapter 9 Working with Optimal Start Objects Introduction The Optimal Start OST feature reduces energy consumption by keeping a facility in its unoccupied mode for as long as possible for example in the morning and putting it in unoccupied mode as soon as possible for example at night without sacrificing comfort This chapter describes how to e add an Optimal Start object e edit an Optimal Start object e command
American Tug 34 Owner Experiences Chapter 10 Galley Refrigerator Manufacturer Nova Kool Manufacturing Inc Website http www novakool com Phone 604 523 6515 This is an International eall from the US FAX 604 523 6674 Email sales novakool com support novakool com purchasing novakool com Address 1578 Hartley Avenue Coquitlam BC Canada V3K7A1 The model and serial number is located on a silver sticker on the inside of the refrigerator on the left hand side
Chapter 2 Operator Workstation User s Manual 2 1 Using the Network Map Introduction This chapter explains how to use the Network Map The chapter describes how to filter the Network Map display the expanded IDs set window options activate a network November 1 2001 Johnson Controls Inc www johnsoncontrols com Code No LIT 120166 2 2 Operator Workstation User s Manual Key Concepts System Peek The System Peek option is unique to the Network Map
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The Cellphone client of user manual Thank you for choosing our network ip camera The Manual can help you to use the camera correctly Chapter 1 Preparation 1 1 Please connect the camera with the network cable then connect the power adapter Connect the power al Connected wireless E Connect Ethernet cable 1 2 Please make sure that the roter s power indicator is on green and the network light is flashing yellow Please use the provi
The EnviroMon System User Manual R5 06 General Information Chapter 1 Introduction Essential reading for new users Chapter 2 Configuration planning what to buy what features to use Chapter 3 Equipment the modules that make up a system Chapter 4 Getting started how to set up a starter kit EnviroMon for Windows software Chapter 5 Views Displaying current and recorded data Chapter 6 Configuration dialogs user input during configuration Chapter 7 Normal dialogs u
urnitin anual Turnitin Student User Started Chapter 1 Updated October 24 2007 Copyright 1998 2007 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Student Handbook Chapter 1 1 Chapter 1 Getting Started Section Contents Contents Getting Started 1 Creating a Nevv User Profile 5 Resetting Your Password 8 Enrolling in a Class 9 Submitting a Paper 10 User Info Preferences Messages and Assistance 16
Turnitin Student User Manual Chapter 1 Getting Started Version 2 1 2 Updated January 24 2011 Copyright 1998 2011 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Student Handbook 1 Contents Chapter 1 Getting Started 1 Creating a New User Profile 4 Resetting Your Password 7 Enrolling in a Class 8 Submitting a Paper 9 User Info Preferences Messages and Assistance 15
Turnitin Student User Manual Chapter 1 Getting Started Version 2 1 3 Updated August 1 2011 Copyright 1998 2011 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Student Handbook 1 Contents Chapter 1 Getting Started 1 Creating a New User Profile Resetting Your Password 7 Enrolling in a Class 8 Submitting a Paper 9 User Info Preferences Messages and Assist
turnitin anual Turnitin Student User Started 1 Gettin Updated November 5 2008 Copyright 1998 2008 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Student Handbook 1 Contents Chapter 1 Getting Started 1 Creating a New User Profile 4 Resetting Your Password 7 Enrolling in a Class 8 Submitting a Paper 9 User Info Preferences Messages and Assistance
urnitin anual Turnitin Student User Started Version 2 1 1 Updated February 25 2010 Copyright 1998 2010 iParadigms LLC All rights reserved Turnitin Student Handbook 1 Contents Chapter 1 Getting Started 1 Creating a New User Profile 4 Resetting Your Password 7 Enrolling in a Class 8 Submitting a Paper 9 User Info Preferences Messages and Assi
GE Healthcare Life Sciences UNICORN 5 31 User Reference Manual Chapter 1 to 11 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Introducing UNICORN lammeyierpiiet pee lire leer iplnit ener iti naets trae pene nere rerreterreresienrnr ener tit 9 1 1 About UNICORN Ss 10 1 2 About this manual on eeccccccsccssssessseesesseescccssseensee D 14 1 3 About the UNICORN user documentation weceecccssccsssssssseesessssscsssssssssussssessesssssssssssssesssscees
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Volume CIVILDESIGN INC VisualDesign Software Version 5 9 April 2006 Complete User s Manual VISUALDESIGN SOFTWARE Disclaimer CivilDesign inc Engineering Software 1995 2006 All rights reserved VisualDesign is a trademark of CivilDesign inc Engineering Software All rights reserved Windows NT 2000 Xp and 95 98 Me are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation The software described in this document is furnished under a license agree
Volume CIVILDESIGN INC VisualDesign Software Version 5 9 April 2006 Complete User s Manual VISUALDESIGN SOFTWARE Disclaimer CivilDesign inc Engineering Software 1995 2006 All rights reserved VisualDesign is a trademark of CivilDesign inc Engineering Software All rights reserved Windows NT 2000 Xp and 95 98 Me are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation The software described in this document is furnished under a license agre
Assembly manual for the POSaM THE ISB Piezoelelctric Oligonucleotide Synthesizer and Microarrayer Version 1 4 10 May 2005 The Institute for Systems Biology O 2005 1441 North 34 Street Seattle WA 98103 8904 The Hood Laboratory Group Inkjet Microarrayer Manual version 1 4 Table of Contents EEE A CD C ap 1 Inkjet Microarrayer Manual version 1 4 enne enne 2 Introduce lo
User Manual for Ordering Background Checks through the Chapter Management System BACK GROWING SCREENING amp WERIFICATHONS National A L L A NI Cc 2 In Partnership with 2050 Vista Parkway 18946 N Dale Mabry Suite 101 West Palm Beach FL 33411 Lutz FL 33548 Step 1 Setting up an account e Once you have viewed your price options and are ready to proceed you should select the Online Signup Link e The Signup page will then be displayed You should fill in all t
User Manual for Stand alone DVR 4ch 8ch 16ch Chapter 1 Product Description 1 1 Product Overview The equipment is a security surveillance product which is designed specifically for the security field which adopts embedded processor and embedded operating systems combined with latest technologies in the IT field such as video and audio compression decompression high capacity hard disk recording TCP IP network technology and the codes are solidated in the FLASH which make