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  • Page 1 TLC2100-S16 Operating Instructions...
  • Page 2 Les renseignements contenus dans ce document change without notice. peuvent être modifiés sans préavis. sujeta a cambio sin previo aviso. GYYR® es una GYYR® is a registered trademark of Gyyr, Inc. marca comercial registrada de Gyyr, Inc. GYYR® est une marque déposée de Gyyr, Inc.
  • Page 3 See "Tape Adjustment Controls: System Reset" for further information. Note: A SYSTEM RESET may also be performed for Mecha Lock, Cyl Lock & Reel Lock. For more information, contact factory. RESET HOLES TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 5: Important Safeguards

    GYYR BASF MAXELL TDK points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never • READ INSTRUCTIONS - Read all of the safety and operating spill liquid of any kind on the video product.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Encoding Options Submenu ..................25 Tape Management Overview ..................26 Tape Management Submenu ................27 TMS Interaction with Other VCR Features ............29 System Options Submenu ....................30 7-Day Timer Program Submenu ..................31 Copy/Repeat All Days Submenu ................32 TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 8 System Data Submenu ....................60 APPENDICES Appendix A: External Interface: 15-Pin “D” Connector Pinout ..........61 Appendix B: Remote Control Feature ...................63 Appendix C: Warning Codes ....................64 Appendix D: Periodic Maintenance ..................66 Appendix E: Troubleshooting ....................67 Appendix F: Specifications ....................69 TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 9 For detailed installation and rear panel interface information, see with ATM the "Rear Panel Functions"and "Installation" sections of this document. Monitor Video Camera Video Out AUDIO SPOT MP PORT RS-232 REMOTE EXTERNAL FUNCTIONS ALARMS Alarm Port Video In Alarm Panel EZ Bank ATM Automated Teller Machine TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
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  • Page 11: Introduction

    • analog monitor (VCR Out) and a spot monitor • cables for the camera and monitor (typically these are coax cables with BNC connectors) • a T-120 or T-130 VHS video tape. We recommend Gyyr, BASF, Maxell, and TDK tapes.

  • Page 12: Controls Introduction

    COUNTER REC / PLAY TIMER DAYLIGHT PROG. PREV. NEXT DOWN SHARPNESS 2-A24HR SLOW VLOCK V-POS H-POS ALARM ALARM RESET HOURS SAVINGS TRACKING TRACKING INDEX RESET Gently pull forward here to open panel Front Panel with Control Compartment Closed TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 13: Front Panel Controls

    Adjust to optimize the picture quality during slow playback speeds, that is, speeds of 24 hours and over for normal play and speeds of 30 hours and over in the HD mode. V-LOCK Adjust this control to reduce vertical jitter in the STILL mode. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 14: Play/Record Operation Controls

    240, 360, 480, 600, 720, and 960 hours. The Play button is also used for the Record Check function. See the “Record Check” section of this manual for more informa- tion. RECORD Press to start recording. RECORD speeds are 02, 18, 24, 48, 72, 120, 180, 240, 360, 480, 600, 720, and 960 hours. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 15: Programming Operation Controls

    Press to clear all ALARM and POWER LOSS information. Press once to clear “PL” in the Time/Date stamp (if this condition exists). Press twice (press only once if there is no Power Loss) to clear the Alarm Memory List. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 16: Timer And Miscellaneous Controls

    This function may also be set with the on-screen menus. See the “Spot Mode” section of this manual for more information. B, C Spares, not currently in use. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 17: Digital Display

    ALARM Lights during alarm recording. Indicator flashes when alarm ends. (TAPE-IN) Lights when a video cassette is loaded in the Cassette Compartment. INDEX Lights when the Alarm Index button is pressed and the Index Mode is on. See “Alarm Index Operation” and “Alarm Index Button #25“. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 18 TAPE SPEED INDICATOR (000), SPEED ANNUNCIATOR Displays the selected Tape Speed. The Speed annunciator will light in conjunction with the Tape Speed Indicator. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 19: Rear Panel Functions

    Connect to 120 VAC power supply (normally a typical wall socket). 25-PIN MULTI PROTOCOL PORT Connect to ATMs. The following pins are supported: 1. GND 7. GND 2. TX/RX 15. RCLK (IN) 3. RX/TX 17. TCLK (IN) 4. RTS/CTS 20. DTR (IN) 5. CTS/RTS TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 20 However, this monitor may be programmed to display its own Time/Date stamp and text. See the “Spot Display Options Submenu” section of this manual for more information. Text displayed on this monitor is pro- grammed independently from the VCR Out monitor. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 21: Installation

    Monitor Connect up to 16 Video Cameras Video Video AUDIO SPOT MP PORT RS-232 REMOTE EXTERNAL FUNCTIONS ALARMS Connect to Alarm Switch, Alarm Panel, Door Sensor, etc. Alarm Panel Connect to ATMs, ECRs, Scales, etc. EZ Bank ATM TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 22: Audio Installation

    To record audio, choose audio recording speed with RECORD HOURS (#28 or #29) button(s). Then press REC (#17) button. Press STOP to end recording. To playback audio recording, first choose appropriate tape speed: 02, A18, A24 with the PLAY/RECORD HOURS button(s). Then press PLAY (#16) button. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 23: Record Check Function

    The Table below shows the relationship between Record/Playback speeds and the tape operate when the Security rate (pictures/second) for applications where the record rate is required. Lock is functioning. REC Time Norm Norm (Hours) Mode Mode Fields/Sec Sec/Fields 0.016 6.66 0.15 1.66 0.60 0.666 0.33 0.25 0.166 0.125 TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 24: Alarm Index Operation

    However, the unit will still drop into the PLAY mode when it recognizes the alarm. V-POS H-POS ALARM ALARM INDEX RESET ALARM TAPE END LOCK SPEED TIMER INDEX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Index Annunciator TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 25: Menus Menu Tree

    MEMORY SEQUENCING MEMORY INPUTS RECORD OPTIONS BROWSE DAY [NIGHT] DAY [NIGHT] DAY [NIGHT] CAMERA DAY [NIGHT] RECORD SPOT TITLES SEQUENCE ALARM SEQUENCE SEQUENCE PRIORITY MULTILINK/ REMOTE PORT PORT ADDRESS CONFIGURE SYNC TO TEXT SELECT SERIAL ATM TIME FORMATTER TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 26: To Move And Edit In The Menus

    • If a line has a “>” at the rightmost position, the line has a submenu. When you press PROG. when the cursor is at a line with a “>“, the submenu will be displayed. A detailed example of programming a menu will be presented in the Time/Date submenu. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 27: Main Menu

    • dd-mmm-yy (day-month abbreviation-year; e.g., 26-Feb-97) • dd-mm-yy (day-month-year; e.g., 26-02-97) • mmm-dd-yy (month abbreviation-day-year; e.g., Feb-26-97) • yy-dd-mmm (year-day-month abbreviation; e.g., 97-26-Feb) • yy-dd-mm (year-day-month; e.g., 97-26-02) • yy-mmm-dd (year-month abbreviation-day; e.g., 97-Feb-26) • yy-mm-dd (year-month-day; e.g., 97-02-26) TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 28: Example Of Setting The Clock And Navigating A Menu

    Note: The letters “PL” may appear before “A0“. “PL” stands for power loss - it is displayed when the power is interrupted. It often appears when the unit is first switched on. “PL” may be turned off by pressing the Alarm Reset Button (Button #26). TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 29: Display Options Submenu

    Use the UP or DOWN buttons to select the new character. Use the PREV or NEXT buttons to move to the next character position you wish to edit or enter. • When you have entered all the desired characters, press PROG. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 30: Record Display Options Submenu

    Char Color lets you choose black or white characters for the on screen Time/Date stamp. If Black is selected, the characters will be displayed with a white border. If White is selected, the characters will be displayed with a black border. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 31: Record Text Positions Submenu

    Also use the Text Position set- camera as a group in the horizontal direction. ting to set the individual positions of the Date, Time, and System Code lines, whereas V-POS and H-POS move these three lines as a group. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 32: Spot Display Options Submenu

    If they are not, an error message will be displayed. Preview is available with this menu. Figure B above displays an example of the Preview mode. The Time/Date is set to line 1 and the Camera Titles to lines 11 and 12. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 33: Tape Search/Management Submenu

    The TMS also lets you assign a group number to identify the originating point of the tape. The following menu allows access to the Tape Search/Management submenus: Tape Search/Management Exit Time/Date Search > Transaction Search > T/D and Trans. Search > Encoding Options > Tape Management > TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 34: Time/Date Search Submenu

    Transaction, enter the PLAY mode for a few moments, and finally enter the STILL mode when it has reached the desired location. You must specify the search direction, because the transaction numbers may not be in numerical order. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 35: T/D And Trans. Search Submenu

    This menu allows the user to set the transaction number character length. The Code Pos line is typically set to DigiScan. Only set to Normal if you do not wish to encode a camera # for reviewing with a DigiScan multiplexer. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 36: Tape Management Overview

    • If criteria is not met, the following message will be displayed: Invalid, Press Stop Then you must press the Stop button and decide if you wish to override the Validation process. See the “Tape Management Submenu: Enable Override” section of this manual for more information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 37: Tape Management Submenu

    Passes line of the Tape Management submenu has been exceeded, and if Enable Override is set to “No”, the following message will be displayed in the center of the screen: Tape Mgmt Validation Group: 1 Passes: 20 (or number set) TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 38 If you want to override, and record onto the tape anyway, press REC. The unit will begin rewinding and display the message “Tape Mgmt Prepare Tape”. When the tape reaches BOT, you will see the message “Tape Mgmt Control Track”. 10. The unit will then write new validation information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 39: Tms Interaction With Other Vcr Features

    “Invalid, Press REC/STOP”. If you leave the unit unattended with this message on the screen, after 5 minutes the unit will automatically go into the Record Mode, just as if you had pressed the REC button. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 40: System Options Submenu

    Normal is automatically selected for recording. Contact factory for more information about brown and red heads. Search Speed allows selection of the playback speed during Rewind/Search and Fast Forward/Search. You may choose 3X, 5X, 7X or 9X. See “Play/Record Operations Controls: Rewind/Search, Fast Forward/Search” for more information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 41: 7-Day Timer Program Submenu

    24-hour speed, with the output signal deactivated. And so forth. Note that the 4th event is a “Stop” event. The unit will remain in STOP mode until it encounters another Timer event. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 42: Copy/Repeat All Days Submenu

    • In the “Copy From” line, choose “Monday“. • In the “Copy To” line, choose “Mon to Fri“. • In the “Copy Now” line, choose “Yes“. • Press the PROG button. • The message “Copy Complete” will be displayed in the menu. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 43: Alarms Submenu

    Enter “Yes” in the Search to Alarm line and then press the PROG. button. After a “Clear Alarm Memory” is performed, both “Clear Alarm Memory” and “Search to Alarm” are reset to ‘“No”. The menu above depicts a typical menu display after 8 alarms have been received. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 44: Alarm Memory Browse Submenu

    Alarm inputs 1-18: normally open or normally closed. Notes: This menu sets alarm inputs to open or closed position. Each input is individually selectable. Set the parameter of each device connected to an alarm input to its “normal” state. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 45: Alarm Sequencing Submenu

    Priority, cameras and sequencing may not be assigned to the Homing Switch mode. Manual, bypass, and dwell functions may be assigned to the Homing Switch mode. See the “Day (Night) Sequence Alarm” section in this manual for additional information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 46: Day (Night) Alarm Function Submenu

    Scan Count: Enter the number of times that a sequence is to be repeated, up to 255 times. When the Alarm Sequencing menu is set to “Homing Sw.” (Homing Switch), the Alarm Type parameter may only be set to Manual or Bypass. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 47 “yes” in the “Alarm Record Setup” menu. captured. The default setting for the Record Alarm parameter is “yes” for Alarm 1 through 18 and “no” for RS and V1 through V16. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 48: Day (Night) Alarm Sequence Submenu

    Total = Note: this time total, multiplied by the number of the “Scan Count” set in the Alarm Function Menu, equals the total “Time” value. See the “Day (Night) Alarm Function” section of this manual for more information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 49: Day (Night) Alarm Sequence Submenu (Homed Cameras)

    For example, if alarm input 4 is triggered, camera four is assigned. If alarm input 10 is triggered, then camera 10 is assigned and so forth. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 50: Day (Night) Alarm Priority Submenu

    • Rewind, Stop: Rewinds tape and then enters STOP mode. recording is captured. • Recycle, Stop If Alarm: Rewinds tape and enters STOP mode if there is an alarm; otherwise, enters RECORD mode at beginning-of-tape. • Stop at EOT: Stops at end-of-tape; does not rewind, etc. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 51: Switcher Programming Submenu

    If you wish to program all days identically, set Monday's begin parameters and then set “Copy All” to “Yes” in the Monday line. If you wish to program each day separately, set “Copy All” parameter to “no” in the Monday line. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 52: Day (Night) Rec Sequence Submenu

    Spot monitor. The menu above displays a typical menu with cameras present and lost. This menu is programmed in an identical manner as the Day Rec Sequence Alarm menu above; except that only “S” (seconds), “B” (Bypass) and “L” (Lockout) param- eters are allowed. Default setting is “1S“. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 53: Camera Titles Submenu

    6 and higher. See the “Record Display Options Submenu” section of this manual for more information about placing camera titles. See the example in the “Set Time/Date Example” section of this manual for more information about entering text in a menu. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 54: Camera Phasing Submenu

    Camera Phasing menu. Press the PROGRAM button; “REF” will be highlighted. Press the NEXT or PREVIOUS buttons to move the reference to the desired camera number and then press the PROGRAM button again. Highlighting will disappear and the reference camera changed. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 55: Rs-232 Submenu

    In this case, you will need to set the values manually. Press the PROG. button, so that you can select “User” in the Configuration line and then enter all the other values in this menu. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 56: Address Select Submenu

    This menu allows the VCR to grab data from an ATM interface with a proper address. Submenu Address Select You will need to determine the addresses of the ATMs in your system and enter their addresses in hex code in this menu. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 57: Sync To Atm Time Submenu

    ATM network clock. The unit will still display the time and date in the format you have selected in the Time/Date submenu of the unit’s Main Menu. The Time and Date Line Positions refer to the location of the time and date on the ATM receipt. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 58: Atm Text Formatter Submenu

    This method will be maintained for any “Device” setting other than “ATM Generic”. If “ATM Generic” is used, either Custom or Standard formatting can be selected. Standard Formatter Submenu Standard Formatter Exit Text Line Disp. Line TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 59 ATM Text Formatter Exit Text Line Disp. Line — — — — — — — — — — With the settings shown above, the display would appear as follows: $ 20.00 $ 341.16 02/17/97 02:55PM MESA 00070003XX WITHDRAWAL TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 60: Custom Formatter Submenu

    Custom Formatter > Card Number Line Term. Number Line When the Custom Formatter menu is selected, it appears as follows: Custom Formatter Exit L. Pos. R. Pos. Line# Time Date Title_1 Trans. Term. No Card No System Bills TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 61 Note: The Time setting that is used for the ATM transaction display text is the same as the recorder's time. This time setting will be the same as the ATM's time if the recorder's Sync to ATM parameter is programmed to “Yes” (the recommended setting). TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 62: Multilink/Remote Port Submenu

    Extended Commands ((Date Set, Timer Program, etc.) Each command is described in the section that follows. Note: The recorder remote will respond to commands with (unless otherwise noted): - command accepted, or - command incorrect, does not exist or cannot be performed TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 63 T a b = O f f , I n d e x = O f f , L o c k = O f f , T . E n d = O f f , S V H S = O n , P L = O f f , H e a d - 000003,Total=000003,Warn=00 Read Time Code (Control + A +@) when the recorder receives this command, it will return the following data: • Time, space, Date For example: 18:58:36 05/015/97 TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 64 2) switch to HD mode and, 3) switch to 6-hour mode. Therefore, you would need to send the following commands in this order: Control+A+5, Control+A+P, Control+S+@. Important Note: You can only switch between normal and HD modes when the VCR is in Stop mode. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 65 “?” followed by “*” on next line if incorrect Command Syntax: Read Date Command >D Reply: <Time><Space><Date><Space><Weekday> Example: 18:58:36 03/06/96 Sun Command Syntax: Set Time Command >T<Hours><Minutes><Seconds> Parameters: <Hours> = [00..23] (24-hour format) <Minutes> = [00..59] <Seconds> = [00..59] TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 66 [00..23] (24-hour format) <Minutes> = [00..59] <Speed> = [@, A..O] (see Tape Speed Commands for tape speed) <Timer Out> = [0 or 1] (0V or 5V) Reply Pro- Stop/ Timer gram Time Speed Output 10:59A --:-- --:-- --:-- --:-- --:-- TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 67 = {01..12} <system code line #> = {01..12} This command sets the encoding option to be either Normal or DigiScan. Set Encoding Option Command Command Syntax: >H<Encoding Option> Where: <Encoding Option> = 0 for Normal, or 1 for DigiScan TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 68 = {4..99} (number of fields to be recorded) <Speed> = (alarm record speed -- see speed definitions) <Record As Alarm> = {Y | N} <Search Speed> = {0..3} (0 = X5, 1 = X7, 2 = X9, 3 = X3) TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 69 Record 2 Fields “3” Record 4 Fields 5, 6 One Shot “00” to “7F” 1 to 128 Repeater Auto Advance “0” Repeater “1” Play Mode “0” Auto “1” Azimuth “0” Normal “1” “2” Search Speed “0” “1” “2” “3” TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 70: System Data Submenu

    This menu is non-programmable. Usage time increments in 1-hour periods. Part refers to the Prom (and it's revision and version numbers) in the microprocessors. They are also non-programmable. Open the About submenu to view the copyright and model number information. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 71: Appendix A: External Interface: 15-Pin "D" Connector Pinout

    Output follows the levels defined in the Timer menu. See the “7-Day Timer” section of this manual for additional information. When ON (0V), can sink 10 mA of current. When OFF (5V), is pulled to 5V through a 4.7K Ohm resistor. (Continued on next page) TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 72 Ground at the pin. See the “Appendix B - Remote Control Feature” section of this manual for more information. PINS 14 and 15 COMMON Connected to common system Ground. Used as a reference level for all inputs and outputs on this connector. TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 73: Appendix B: Remote Control Feature

    • Not active in “Lock Mode“. • The Resistor Network is supplied as service part, Number F1372561. • REMOTE CONTROL may also be activated using standard resistors in place of the Resistor Network, as shown below: 1.5k 3.3k 6.2k 1 0 k TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 74: Appendix C: Warning Codes

    “1“. As listed in the Tape Speed chart, “1” stands for 1/7. This means the warning occurred in the last 1/7 of the tape. To sum up: Time (hours-minutes- Occurrence seconds) number Codes Number (Warning Data, 1 21 091297 133445 CYRD21 of times Status, Speed, Position) Date (month-day-year) TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 75 REW (During high speed REW) REC Pause STILL PLAY REV. PLAY FIELD ADVANCE FIELD REVERSE REVIEW Power Off Tape Speed Codes Tape Position Codes Not finished count a tape position Near the tape end position Near the tape beginning position TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 76: Appendix D: Periodic Maintenance

    Keeping the video heads and lower cylinder clean are the major periodic Periodic maintenance procedures recommended. Maintenance • Use only RECOMMENDED tapes. GYYR, TDK, MAXELL, BASF Guidelines tapes are the only recommended tapes. • Stay within the recommended maximum tape passes as shown in the table to the left.

  • Page 77: Appendix E: Troubleshooting

    TIMER menu may not have been set properly. Controls correctly Was Timer button pressed after programming? Menus Verify by checking if "T" displayed in Time/Date stamp and "Timer" is lit in the Digital Display. Tape length may have been exceeded. Continued on next page TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...
  • Page 78 Manually short the Alarm Inputs pins 1 to 15 and Appendix A: External Interface verify the VCR recognizes the alarm. Monitor video appears washed The video input signal is not terminated correctly or Controls is not set at the correct level. Menus TLC2100-S16 1837-0700-4852542C...

  • Page 79: Appendix F: Specifications

    APPENDIX F: SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL VIDEO Tape Cassette: Standard 2-hour 1/2" T-120 or Signal Format: EIA Standard: 525 lines, 60 fields, T-130 VHS Gyyr Tape NTSC color Standard: (Color/Black White, Video 6 Rotary heads, helical scan Auto select) Recording Luminance: FM Recording Input: 1.0V p-p 75 Ohm unbalanced...
  • Page 81 Person-to-Person ™ service for a lifetime When you buy a Gyyr CCTV product you’re buying more than just great electronic surveillance equipment. That’s because Gyyr’s electronic surveillance products are backed by a one-year parts and labor program — plus the support of Gyyr’s Person-to-Person service staff for the life of the product.
  • Page 82 Cut Here NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NUMBER 44 ANAHEIM, USA POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE GYYR, INC. GYYR SERVICE GROUP 1515 S. MANCHESTER AVENUE ANAHEIM, CA 92802-9907...
  • Page 84 Information furnished by Gyyr is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Gyyr for its use nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent rights of Gyyr, Inc.

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