Bosch BEA 460 Product Description page 18

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Contents
1. Symbols Used
1.1 Documentation
1.2 BEA 460
2. User instructions
2.1 Important notes
2.2 Safety instructions
2.3 Disposal
2.4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
2.5 Bluetooth limitations
2.6 Important information regarding Bluetooth
3. Description of unit
3.1 Intended use
3.2 Requirements
3.2.1 Hardware
3.2.2 Software
3.3 Scope of delivery
3.4 Special accessories
3.5 Components
3.5.1 BEA 460
3.5.2 BEA 460 connections
3.5.3 AMM (gasoline exhaust gas module)
3.6 Description of AMM operation
3.6.1 Warm-up time
3.6.2 Zero calibration
3.6.3 Excess air factor (Lambda)
measurement
3.6.4 Oxygen measurement
3.7 Exhaust gas measurements
on 2-stroke engines
3.8 Bluetooth USB adapter
3.9 Operation
3.9.1 Power supply
3.9.2 Switch-on
3.9.3 Switch-off
3.9.4 Transporting the unit
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19 4. Commissioning
19 4.1 Installation and connection
19 4.2 ESA installation and Bluetooth configuration
4.3 ESA installation and serial configuration
20 4.4 Firmware update with KTS 115
20 4.4.1 Update via Bluetooth link
20 4.4.2 Update via serial connecting cable
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20 5. Maintenance
20 5.1 Cleaning
20 5.2 Calibration
5.3 AMM maintenance
21 5.3.1 Maintenance intervals
21 5.3.2 Freedom from leaks
21 of sampling system
21 5.3.3 Sampling probe
21 5.3.4 Sampling hose
21 5.3.5 Filters
22 5.3.6 Checking the display stability
22 5.3.7 O sensor
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22 5.3.8 NO sensor
22 5.4 Replacement parts, wearing parts
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23 6. Technical data
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23 6.2 Noise level
6.3 Temperature/atmospheric pressure limits
23 6.4 AMM measuring ranges,
24 accuracy and resolution
6.5 DTM plus
24 6.6 Bluetooth Class 1
24 6.7 MID Environmental classes
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