Ceyear 1465 Series, Руководство по программированию

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5 Error Description
5.2 Repair Method
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5.2 Repair Method
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5.2.1 Contact us
If there is a problem with the 1465 vector signal generator, first observe and save the error message,
and proceed to solve the problem. Please contact our service center according to the contact information
below in the case of fault unsolved, and provide collected error information, so that we can help you to
solve your problem as early as possible.
Contact information:
Tel.: (86) 0532-86896691
E-mail: sales@ceyear.com
Website: www.ceyear.com
Postal code: 266555
Address: No.98, Xiangjiang Road, Qingdao City, China
5.2.2 Packaging and mailing
If you have any intricate problem with your signal generator, contact us by phone or fax. After necessary
repair is confirmed, pack the signal generator with original packaging materials and put it in a box before
the following steps.
1) A detailed description of fault symptom should be provided and attached to the signal generator.
2) The signal generator should be packed by the original packaging materials, so as to minimize
damages.
3) Four corners of external packaging box should be cushioned before the instrument is put in the box.
4) The packaging box should be sealed up by adhesive tape, and then fastened by nylon tape.
5)
Words ―Fragile
！
Do not touch
！
Handle with care
！
‖should be marked on the box.
6) The instrument should be consigned as a precise instrument.
7) The copies of all transport documents should be retained.
Precautions for packaging
Packaging the signal generator with other materials may damage the instrument. It is forbidden to use
polystyrene beads as the packaging material because they can't fully protect the instrument and may
damage the instrument after being sucked into the instrument fan by the static electricity.
CAUTION
NOTE