How do i check the field for ok - Saws

measure the contacts over the 2 coils of the electric field sometimes if there was a faltering powercable the pulsation from the coils was to heavy and then by the field the winding wire can also be broken important by broken wire on electric field , test in all cases always the power cord to stretch test

1. If you check on generators output and you have voltage there, your circuit breakers may have dropped.
2. If there is no voltage there, you may have:

• Bad slip rings, brushes, wires to field winding;
• Bad field supply rectifier;
• If the field circuit is OK, the magnetic field may need to be recharged

In order to build the magnetic field up again you can connect for a short time (1 - 3 seconds) by a working motor, a 12 V battery to the field terminals, + and - respected. A series diode 10 - 25A to battery can stop the built up field voltage to overcharge the battery.

my generator has lost it's field. How do I recharge it? there are 5 wire from the generator: red, black, yellow/green and two green. I assume that the two green wires are the field. as the red black and yellow.green goes to the output plug.

Check the Following

1) Wireless Switch of the Laptop is off (Wifi is Off)
it is located somewhere on the edge of the laptops
or Fn+F2 might turn the switch ON and OFF
2) The setting required to configure wireless connection

Check the following steps


Windows XP
1. Click on the Start Menu, and click on Control Panel.
2.Find and double-click “Network Connections” to open up the list ofconnections that your 3. computer uses to connect to the internet.
4. Right click “Wireless Network Connection” and select “Properties”.
5. Go to the “Wireless Networks” Tab
6. Check “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings”, if it isn't already.
7. Click “Add” to add a wireless profile.
* Enter in the Network name (SSID). (It was your desired SSID from Step 6 ).
* Uncheck the box “The key is provided for me automatically”.
* Put in the “Key 1” code from Step 7 into “Network key” and “Confirm network key”.
* Push “OK”
# Open Internet Explorer (with the computer connected to the Router)
# Enter 192.168.1.1 into the Address Bar, push Enter
# Leave the User Name field blank
# Under the password field enter “admin”
# Click “OK”

# Click “Wireless”
# Click “Basic Wireless Settings”
# Enter a desired name into the “Wireless Network Name (SSID)” field
# Write down your Wireless Network SSID, it will be used for later.
# Click “Save Settings”

For WEP:

* Click “Wireless”
* Click “Wireless Security”
* Select “WEP” in the “Security Mode” field
* Bubble “1” under the “Default Transmit Key” field
* Select “128 bits 26 hex digits”
* Enter a desired passphrase into the “Passphrase” field
* Click “Generate”
* Carefully write down the code generated in the “Key 1” field onpaper, and store it in a safe place. THIS IS YOUR WEP KEY, it will beneeded later on.
* Click “Save Settings”

Check the Following

1) Wireless Switch of the Laptop is off (Wifi is Off)
it is located somewhere on the edge of the laptops
or Fn+F2 might turn the switch ON and OFF
2) The setting required to configure wireless connection

Check the following steps


Windows XP
1. Click on the Start Menu, and click on Control Panel.
2.Find and double-click “Network Connections” to open up the list ofconnections that your 3. computer uses to connect to the internet.
4. Right click “Wireless Network Connection” and select “Properties”.
5. Go to the “Wireless Networks” Tab
6. Check “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings”, if it isn't already.
7. Click “Add” to add a wireless profile.
* Enter in the Network name (SSID). (It was your desired SSID from Step 6 ).
* Uncheck the box “The key is provided for me automatically”.
* Put in the “Key 1” code from Step 7 into “Network key” and “Confirm network key”.
* Push “OK”
# Open Internet Explorer (with the computer connected to the Router)
# Enter 192.168.1.1 into the Address Bar, push Enter
# Leave the User Name field blank
# Under the password field enter “admin”
# Click “OK”

# Click “Wireless”
# Click “Basic Wireless Settings”
# Enter a desired name into the “Wireless Network Name (SSID)” field
# Write down your Wireless Network SSID, it will be used for later.
# Click “Save Settings”

For WEP:

* Click “Wireless”
* Click “Wireless Security”
* Select “WEP” in the “Security Mode” field
* Bubble “1” under the “Default Transmit Key” field
* Select “128 bits 26 hex digits”
* Enter a desired passphrase into the “Passphrase” field
* Click “Generate”
* Carefully write down the code generated in the “Key 1” field on paper, and store it in a safe place. THIS IS YOUR WEP KEY, it will be needed later on.
* Click “Save Settings”

1. Create a new document and set the size to 400 x 300 ("Frame" > "Frame Size")
2. Set "Frame 1" to "Stop" ("Frame" > "Frame Delay" and check "Stop", click OK)
3. Draw 2 edit fields with the "Edit field" tool, they will appear as Edit1 and Edit2. Double click each field and make sure HTML is not checked, uncheck if necessary.
4. Draw a button, double-click it and rename it to "OK".
5. Draw edit field labels "Phone" and "Email" with the text tool. Double click each field and make sure HTML is not checked, uncheck if necessary.
6. Draw "ErrorMessage" field with the "Text Paragraph" tool. Choose "Item" > "Text Color" and change it to red. Choose "Item" > "Placement Properties" and rename the field to "ErrorMessage"
7. 1. Select the button, choose "Item" > "Actions" > "OnClick". Select "ActionScript" and paste the following code:
   
   // reset error message
   ErrorMessage = "";
   
   // validate phone field
   phone = Edit1;
   if(phone=="") ErrorMessage = "Enter your phone";
   
   // validate email field
   email = Edit2;
   if(email=="") ErrorMessage = "Enter your email";
   if(email.indexOf("@",0)<0) ErrorMessage = "Enter valid email";
   if(email.indexOf(".",0)<0) ErrorMessage = "Enter valid email";
   
   // build message string
   message = "mailto:[email protected]?subject=Title&body=Form contents%0A";
   message = message + "phone: " + phone + "%0A";
   message = message + "email: " + email;
   
   // execute form if errormessage is empty
   if(ErrorMessage=="") getURL(message,"_self");
   
   

Hit F9 to preview. The form will not work until you export Flash file and HTML page. Choose "File" > "Export HTML Page" to create HTML page and test the form in a browser. This form is using very basic validation. Use "%0A" as line separator.
Use the following functions or attributes of the string:

• length returns the number of characters
• charAt(x) returns zero-based character at position x
• indexOf(substring,startindex) returns the position of the first occurrence of the specified substring or -1.
• lastIndexOf(substring,startindex) returns the position of the last occurrence of the specified substring or -1.
• substr(start,n) returns n characters string starting at specified position
• toLowerCase(), toUpperCase() converts the string to lower or upper case

Position the mouse on insertion point where you want to insert the value of the custom property.

Select Field from the Insert menu. Word displays the Field dialog box.

In the list of Categories, choose Document Information.

In the list of Field Names, choose DocProperty.

If you are using Word 97 or Word 2000, click the Options button.

Word displays the Field Options dialog box.

In the Property list, choose the custom property you created (MyProp).
In Word 97 or Word 2000, click on Add to Field.

Select OK to close the Field Options dialog box.

Select OK. Word inserts the value of MyProp in your document.

Is it OK?