Key Digital ES381 manual Disassembling The Stack

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Start with the bottom counter. Hold it in one hand, and put the next counter on top of the 1st, the same way around. Align the stacking connectors and when the stacking connectors are partly mated engage the front “P” shaped clip (BNC end) on the 2nd counter into the “P” shaped slot on the 1st counter.

Now, bring the back edge “P” clip (USB end) of the 2nd counter down until it clicks into the 1st counter’s slot. These two counters are now mated.

Check that as you pushed the 2nd counter down, the stack connector has not been forced upward…if it has simply press it down until it seats correctly (see picture above for a guide as to the normal exposed connector depth after stacking). Repeat this for each remaining counter, adding each one on top of the previous one.

The counters are now stacked.

2.3.1.2 Disassembling The Stack

Start with the top counter in the stack. Grasp the stack in one hand and with the other hand’s thumb and forefinger, pinch between the interface between the top two counters, near the back “P” clip (USB end). With moderate force, the top counter will pop up and come free. Remove the stacking connector from the free counter.

Repeat this for all counters in the stack.

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Contents USER’S Guide Contents Software Page Overview General Figure below shows a simplified diagram of the USBcount50 Using More Than One USBcount50 This is a safety critical point so please note it carefully Disassembling The Stack USB Connections For Stacked Configurations USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Stacking Do’s And Don’ts USBcount50 /MISpc USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Input Control Counter Modes USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Frequency Mode Falling Falling Rising Falling Rising Rising USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Before plugging in the hardware 2 channel example is shown USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Windows 2K and XP10 13 a 1 channel example is shown USBcount50 USER’S Guide Iss1 Troubleshooting Power Requirements Performance Performance Software