RF exposure info 4

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RF Exposure Info

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Schid & Panser Engrecing G p e a q Tesgmontamse 13004 2urch, Setzerind Prane »4t t 28 9700 Fax »a1 t ass ort9 intotispengcom, hn tronssponycom IMPORTANT NOTICE USAGE OF THE DAE 4 The DAE unt is a deleate,high preciion instument and requires careftratment by the user. There are no seniceable pats insidethe OAE. Spoca aterton shal be giventothe folowing points Battery Exchange: The batley cover ofthe DAEA un‘ is clased using a scrau., ovetightening the serow may cause the threads isidethe DAE t wear out Shipping of the DAE: Before shipping the DAE to SPEAG for caltration, remove the battries and pack the DAE in an antstac bag. This anstaie bay shathen be packed inta larger box or conainer which protectsthe DAE from impacts during transportaion. The package shall be maried to indale that a fragle insrument is inside E—Stop Fallures: Touch detection may be mallunctioning due o broken magnets in the Estop. Rough handing of he Eatop may lead to damage ofthese magnets. Touch and colison arrrsare oflen caused by dust and dit accumulated in the Estop. To prevent Estop falure, the customer shall abrays mount the probe to the ORE carefuly and keep the DAE unt n a non—dusty enviranmenti not used fr measurements ir: Minorrepairs are pararmed at o ectra cost during the ann‘ caltration. However, SPEAG reserves the ighttocharge for any repai especially i rough unprofessional hane caused the defect DASY Confiquration Files: Since the exact values of the DAE input reistances, as measured during the ealbration procedure of a DAE unit, arenot used by he DASY sofware, a nominl valueof 200 MObm is given in the corresponding contiguration fle Important Note: |Warranty and calibration is void if the DAE unitis disassembled partly or fully by the (Customer. Important Note: Never attempt to grease or oil the E—stop assembly. Cleaning and readjusting of the E— Istop assembly is allowed by cortified SPEAG personnel only andis part of the annual (callbration procedure. important Note: [To prevent damage of the DAE probe connector pins, use great care when installing the |probe to the DAE. Carefully connect the probe with the connector notch oriented in the Imating position. Avoid any rotational movement of the probe body versus the DAE lwhile turning the locking nut of the connector. The same care shall be used when (disconnocting the probe from the DAE. Schnid & Partner Engineemng n_eroi0s1¢0 Date.doe 11122000

Calibration Laboratory of «Un g. SchwelenischerKaltrlrtionst Schmid & Partner SI}TE_&{/E& g Sorven sulise datomnage Engineering AG 1acuR Sorvito svieeroi tatura Zoughavsstasse d3 8004 2uich, Suilsetand xw 5. suis catbratn Sarvice Accsudledby the Snias ccrodtalon Sar/ce (GAS) Acsredtatontto: SCS 0108 The Sviss ccredation Servicis one ofthesignatore o the EA Holtiteral Agreementforthecognton ofalbraton corifetes clem Intertek Coifcaten: DAE4—358_Nov17 CALIBRATION CERTIFICATE Obiea DaE4 — SD 000 Do4 BM — SN: as8 Citbatonpeceduet) OA CAL—06.429 Calibration procedure for the data acquistion electronics (DAE) Caitratondate November 07, 2017 This calratoncortfcai dacamnts h taceabty tnatanal standas utich eate tphyscal uns t measremnts (S0 The measuments and ho unceiaitesvih contdence prbabity e gven on thftouing pagosand are par ot cortfeate Alcatvraton hav bee conduta in ho closa laboto faci envronmenttonporave (2 2 )C and hunidty<70%c Caterton Eavormentused (HATE eitenforealtaton) Pimany Sunduds _______|1D# Cal it (Conteatotio) Sctoded Catraion Katty MatinteType 2001 |shcooioere arai7 Noztorm hopre Scondar Standads n« Gheske (ntooso) scradiedCrock Auo DE Citbaton Unt se Lits 0s3 A 1001 OsJartr n hovse ces Inroose chec Jin8 Caoiortonyes se uis 006A 1902. Os antr (nhousectey Intusechec dinto Hane Furcion Spratue Cattatty Doniigue Sten Latotey Tectrican @ Appromaby Sionkitn Doouty Managar \ V L¥ lesod: Nowwmer7, 2017 This catbrato corfal ahalno e rerodvend exentnfat vihout in ororlet Cortfcate No: DAE4aseNovt7 Page 1 o1

Calibration Laboratory of .. SetwelrschorKattrlrtionst Schmid & Partner Service sulse @ttonnage Engineering AG C Senviic wro dtastura ‘recghnusstaase 43, 6004 zarich, Ssnnd 8. Sss Cabraton Serice Accrodtod y thSuis AccrudtatonSerfce (GAS) Aceredtation N is orcs The AceredtantionService is onof e aignatores o the EA Mttitatera Agreemenfoh recogntoofcabratoncerifentes Glossary DAE data acquisition electronics Connector angle information used in DASY system to align probe sensor X to the robot coordinate system. Methods Applied and Interpretation of Parameters * DC Voltage Measurement: Calibration Factor assessed for use in DASY system by comparison with a callbrated instrument traceable to national standards. The figure given corresponds to the full scale rangeof the voltmeter in the respective range. * Gonnector angle: The angle of the connector is assessed measuring the angle mechanically by a tool inserted. Uncertainty is not required. + The following parameters as documented in the Appendix contain technical information as a result from the performancetest and require no uncertainty. * DC Vollage Measurement Linearity: Veriication of the Lineaity at +10%and —10% of the nominal callbration voltage. Influence of offset voltage is included in this measurement. * Gommon mode sensitvily: Influence of a positive or negative common mode voltage on the differential measurement. * Channe! separation: Influence of a vollage on the neighbor channels not subject to an input voltage. * AD Converter Values with inputs shorted: Values on the intermal AD converter corresponding to zero input votage + input Offset Measurement Oulput voltage and statistical results over a large number of zero voltage measurements. + Input Offset Current: Typical value for information; Maximum channelinput offset current, not considering the input resistance. * inputresistance: Typical value forinformation: DAE input resistanceat the connector, during internal auto—zeroing and during measurement. * Low Battery Alarm Voltage: Typical value for information. Below this vollage, a battery alarm signal is generated. + Powerconsumption: Typical value for information. Supply currents in various operating modes. Ceriicate No: DAE4:358. Novt Page2ets

DC Voltage Measurement A/D — Convertor Resolution nominal Figh Range: wse» SV fullrango = —100..300 m Low Range: iss« Stov. fulltange = 1.....+3m DASY measurement prameter: Auto Zero Tine: 3 ec; Measuringtme: 3 seo Calivration Factors x ® z High Range 404.142 + 0.02% (ke2) 408.701 x 0.02% (k=2) 409.056 2 0.02% (—2) Low Range a.o100 x 1.50%e (2) a.00007 + 1.50% (ke2) @.00174 2 1500 (ce2) Connector Angle Connector Angle to be used in DASY systen sesone1* Coriicate No: DAEA—958.Novt Pageacts

Appendix (Additional assessments outside the scope of SCS0108) 1. DC VoltageLinearity High Range Reading (¥)___|_Ditference (u) Eor (%) Channel X__ + Input 2o00s4.10 Ac8 oc0 Channel X _ _+ input 2oor0.19 aso oce Channel X_ _— input «2000009 aso oce Channel¥ + input 2000008 mss oc0 Channel¥ + input 2oooraa 183 oo1 Channel¥___— input «2000160 ose —oco Channel2.___ + input 2ooncer ose 000 Channel 2 + input 200052 oas aco Channel 2 _ — input 2000732 a1so oo1 Low Range Reading (x¥) bittrence (¥) Entor (%) ChannelX___+ input 200178 oor oco ChannelX + input moere aso o2s ChannelX —input roase ace 005 Channel¥ + input zoor.70 uze oo Channel¥ + input 20000 ore 03e Channel¥ Input ro0e7 oso oso ChannelZ + input 200101 o4s oce Channel 2 _ _+ input 20000 130 .oss Channel 2 <input «2o0se «183 oor 2. Common mode sensi DASY measurement parameter: Auto Zero Tire: 3 see; Measurng time: 3 see Common mode High Rango Low Range Input Voitage (m¥) Average Reading (u) Average Reading (1¥) ChannelX 200 zoo ces «200 see c ChannelY 200 sn Em +200 ass 2s0 Channel2 2o mai 1120 —200 1304 1380 3. Channel separation DASY measurement paramaters: Auto Zero Tire: 3 see; Measurig time: 3 se Input Voltage (m¥) ChannelX(s¥) Channel‘¥ (i¥) ChannelZ (@¥) Channel X 200 — 273 a2s ChannelY 200 7e — 195 Channel2 200 so1 sar — Ceriicate No: DAE4—358.Novt? PagedotS

4. AD—Converter Values with inputs shorted DASY measurement paramaters: Auta Zero Time: 3 see; Measuring tme:3 see High Range (LSB) Low Range (LSB) Channel X 16030 1seer Channel ¥ 1etze 1sour Channel 2 1sere 1se05 5. Input Offset Measurement DASY measurement paramotors: Asto Zero Time3 sec; Measuring time: 3 sec Insot 1ova min.Offset) mas. oftset y¥) 5* Z"‘;;‘“m Channeix 120 o2 220 o0 ChannelY oie 10e Ts on Ghannelz o0« ore 1e ose 6. Input Offset Current NominalInput circuly offet current on all channals: <25rA 7. Input Resistance (Typical values forifommation) Zeroing (kohm) Measuring (MOhm) Channel X 200 200 Channel¥ 200 200 Channel 2 2c 200 Low Battery Alarm Voltage (Typicalvavesforintormation) Typical values Alum Level (¥DC) Supply (+ Vee) «s Supply (Vee) z8 9. Power Consumption (Typicalvaluesfor nfomaton) Typical values Switched off (mA) Stand by (ma) |_Transmitting (mA) Supply (+ Vee) «o1 16 «n Supply (—Vee) —co1 s a Corifeate No: DAEt—358.Novt PageSots


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