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- Operating Instructions X-10 High Security Electronic Lock
X-10 loCK seTUP Setting up the X-10 lock for operation involves selecting both the operating mode and the combination(s) Note: The lock is shipped preset to operate in the Single Combination Mode with a factory combination of 50-25-50 Before you can set a new combination, you must select and set a mode of operation The X-10 has three modes of
- Quick Reference Guide X-10 - Lockmasters
Document Number 540 0512 Rev B 10 13 continued If selection 2 or 3, Dual or Super Sub Mode: 8 Dial right until C1 appears 9 Dial left-right-left to dial the first new combination (Supervisory if Super Sub Mode) as if dialing the combination to open the lock 10 Dial right briskly The new combination will be
- First Steps Owner’s Manual Basic Photography and Playback
DIGITAL CAMERA X10 Owner’s Manual Thank you for your purchase of this product This manual describes how to use your FUJIFILM digital camera and
- Essentials of Operating the X-09 X-10 Combination Lock
• Firmware level and date (X-10 ONLY) o Allow the lock to power down (After 40 seconds, the display will go blank) o Once the audit count is displayed, you may continue to Dial to the Right (CW) to determine the Firmware Level and Date FL prompt (Firmware Level) will be followed by the six-digit firmware identification Example: 00 01 18
- Changing the Combination OF the X-10 Electromechanical . . .
OF the X-10 Electromechanical Combination Lock The X-10 is an electromechanical combination lock A large majority of the insides of the lock are very sensitive electronics Under no circumstances should the owner user remove the back plate of these locks • Dial LEFT (counterclockwise) to “power” the lock
- X10 OC Extension Device - Priax
The X-10 was originally conceived as a safe and useful tool used during cell extractions After more than three years’ fi eld operations, the X-10 has been improved to incorporate the features re-quested by correctional offi cers At times inmates may become belligerent and barricade themselves in a cell A barricade typically consists of mat-
- Propagation of Errors—Basic Rules - University of Washington
Problem: If you measure x as 100 § 6, what should you report for p x, with its uncertainty? Solution: Use rule 3 with f(x) = p x, f0(x) = 1=(2 p x), so the uncertainty in p x is –x 2 p x = 6 2£10 = 0:3 and we would report p x = 10:0§0:3 We cannot solve this problem by indirect use of rule 2 You might have thought of using x = p x£ p x
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