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3.3. The appearance of the stress scanner with a
magnetic measuring unit is shown in Fig.3.2.
3.3.1. The IN-02 stress scanner consists of a magnetic
measuring unit 1 and an electronic unit 2, which are connected
by a flexible cable.
3.3.2. On the front panel of the electronic unit 2
(Fig.3.3) there is a graphic liquid crystal screen 3, a power
button 4, a screen backlight button 5, a button for switching
the measurement mode 6, a button for recording measurements
in electronic memory 7, and a button for holding
measurements on the screen 8.
3.3.3. The battery cover is located on the back of the
electronic unit 2 housing. In order to remove the batteries from
the battery compartment, you need to slightly press the latch of
the battery cover and pull it towards you.
3.3.4. In the upper part of the electronic unit housing,
there is a panel of connectors (Fig.3.3).
3.3.4.1. Connector 9 is used to connect the magnetic
measuring unit 1 to the electronic unit 2 of the IN-02 metal
stress scanner.
3.3.4.2. Connector 10 is used to connect a memory card
slot (uSD flash card) to the electronic unit of the IN-02 metal
stress scanner.
3.3.4.3. The mini-USB 11 connector is used for
transmitting measured data from the IN-02 stress scanner to a
personal computer and receiving service information from the
computer.
3.3.4.4. Connector 12 is used to connect the charger's
power adapter to the electronic unit 2 for recharging the
battery, which consists of 3x18650 batteries and is located
under the cover on the back of the electronic unit 2.
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Fig.3.3. Location of controls and connectors of the
electronic unit of IN-02 the metal stress scanner
3 – graphic liquid crystal display, 4 – power on button,
5 – screen backlight button, 6 – measurement mode switch
button, 7 – measurement recording button, 8 – measurement
hold on the screen button, 9 – connector for connecting the
magnetic measuring unit, 10 – memory card slot, 11 – mini-
USB connector, 12 – connector for charger network adapter.
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