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OPERATION MANUAL
ENGLISH
SPLIT TYPE
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER
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INDOOR UNIT
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OUTDOOR UNIT
AY-AP9NRH AE-A9NRH
AY-AP12NRH AE-A12NRH
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Device of this mark is a trademark of
Sharp Corporation.
Plasmacluster is a registered trademark
or a trademark of Sharp Corporation.
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ENGLISH
Please read this manual carefully before using the product. This manual
should be kept in a safe place for handy reference.
CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................... EN-1
PARTS NAME............................................. EN-2
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL ............. EN-4
AUXILIARY MODE ..................................... EN-4
TIPS ON SAVING ENERGY ....................... EN-4
BASIC OPERATION ................................... EN-5
ADJUSTING THE AIR FLOW DIRECTION ....... EN-6
COANDA AIRFLOW ................................... EN-7
TURBO OPERATION ................................. EN-7
PLASMACLUSTER OPERATION .............. EN-8
1-HOUR OFF TIMER ................................. EN-8
TIMER OPERATION .................................. EN-9
DISPLAY BUTTON ..................................... EN-10
NOTE ON OPERATION ............................. EN-10
MAINTENANCE ......................................... EN-11
BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE ........... EN-12
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNINGS
• Do not pull or deform the power supply cord.
Pulling and misuse of the power supply cord
can result in damage to the unit and cause
electric shock.
• Be careful not to expose your body directly to
the outlet air for a long time. It may affect your
physical conditions.
• When using the air conditioner for infants,
children, elderly, bedridden, or disabled people
make sure the room temperature is suitable for
those in the room.
• Never insert objects into the unit. Inserting
objects can result in injury due to the high
speed rotation of internal fans.
• Ground the air conditioner without fail. Do not
connect the grounding wire to gas pipe, water
pipe, lightning rod or telephone grounding
wire. Incomplete grounding may cause electric
shock.
• If anything is abnormal with the air conditioner
(ex. a burning smell), stop the operation
immediately and turn the circuit breaker OFF.
• The appliance shall be installed in accordance
with national wiring regulations. Improper
cable connection can cause the power supply
cord, plug and the electrical outlet to overheat
and cause fire.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or a similarly qualified person in order
to avoid a hazard. Use only the manufacturespecified power cord for replacement.
CAUTIONS
• Open a window or door periodically to
ventilate the room, especially when using gas
appliances. Insufficient ventilation may cause
oxygen shortage.
• Do not operate the buttons with wet hand. It
may cause electric shock.
• For safety, turn the circuit breaker off when not
using the unit for an extended period of time.
• Check the outdoor unit mounting rack
periodically for wear and to make sure it is
firmly in place.
• Do not put anything on the outdoor unit nor
step on it. The object or the person may fall
down or drop, causing injury.
• This unit is designed for residential use. Do not
use for other applications such as in a kennel
or greenhouse to raise animals or grow plants.
• Do not place a vessel with water on the unit.
If water penetrates into the unit, electrical
insulations may deteriorate and cause electric
shock.
• Do not block the air inlets nor outlets of the
unit. It may cause insufficient performance or
troubles.
• Be sure to stop the operation and turn the
circuit breaker off before performing any
maintenance or cleaning. A fan is rotating
inside the unit and you may get injured.
• This appliance is not intended for use by
persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or
lack of experience and knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the appliance.
• Make sure to connect the air conditioner to
power supply of the rated voltage and frequency. Use of a power supply with improper
voltage and frequency can result in equipment
damage and possible fire.
• Do not install the unit in a place where inflammable gas may leak. It may cause fire.
Install the unit in a place with minimal dust,
fumes and moisture in the air.
• Arrange the drain hose to ensure smooth
drainage. Insufficient drainage may cause wetting of the room, furniture etc.
• Make sure a leak breaker or a circuit breaker
is installed, depending on the installation location, to avoid electrical shock.
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• Do not splash or pour water directly on the
unit. Water can cause electric shock or
equipment damage.
• Do not attempt to install/remove/repair the unit
by yourself. Incorrect work will cause electric
shock, water leak, fire etc. Consult your dealer
or other qualified service personnel for the
installation/removal/repair of the unit.
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PARTS NAME
INDOOR UNIT
1
1 Air Inlet
2
3
2 Open Panel
4
3 Air Filter
4 AUX Button
5 Receiver Window
6 Power Supply Cord
5
7 Vertical Airflow Louvre
6
8 Horizontal Airflow Louvre
7
9 Air Outlet
8
9
10 10 PLASMACLUSTER Lamp
(blue
)
11
12 11 OPERATION Lamp (red
)
13
12 TIMER Lamp (orange
)
13 TURBO Lamp
)
(green
OUTDOOR UNIT
14 14 Air Inlet
15
16
15 Refrigerant Pipe and
Interconnecting Cord
16 Drainage Hose
17 Air Outlet
NOTE:
Actual units might vary slightly
17 from those shown above.
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REMOTE CONTROL
1
1 TRANSMITTER
2 DISPLAY
3 ON/OFF Button
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4 THERMOSTAT Button
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
5 DISPLAY Button
6 PLASMACLUSTER Button
7 1-HOUR OFF TIMER Button
8 MODE Button
9 TIMER ON Button
10 FAN Button
11 TIMER OFF Button
12 SWING Button
13 TIMER CANCEL Button
14 TURBO Button
15 RESET Button
16 COANDA AIRFLOW Button
17 MODE Symbols
DISPLAY
17
21
22
18
19
20
: AUTO
: HEAT
: COOL
: DRY
18 TURBO Symbol
19 PLASMACLUSTER Symbol
20 FAN SPEED Symbols
: AUTO
23
24
: Manual setting
21 COANDA AIRFLOW Symbol
22 TEMPERATURE AND TIMER COUNT
DOWN Indicator
23 TRANSMITTING Symbol
24 TIMER ON / TIMER OFF Indicator
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AUXILIARY MODE
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
LOADING BATTERIES
Use this mode when the remote control is
not available.
the battery cover.
1 Remove
Insert two batteries. (AAA(R03))
2
the battery cover.
3 Reinstall
Press the RESET button using a
4 thin
stick.
TO TURN ON
Press the AUX button.
Make sure the (+) and (-) polarities are correctly aligned.
• The red OPERATION lamp (
) will light and
the unit will start operating in the AUTO mode.
• The fan speed and temperature setting are
set to AUTO.
TO TURN OFF
Press the AUX button again.
Battery cover
• The red OPERATION lamp (
) will turn off.
AUX
RESET button
NOTE:
• The battery life is approximately 1 year in
normal use.
• When replacing the batteries, always change
both and use the same type.
• If you will not be using the unit for a long time,
remove the batteries from the remote control.
TIPS ON SAVING ENERGY
HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL
Point the remote control towards the receiver
window and press the desired button. The
unit generates a beep when it receives the
signal.
• Make sure nothing, such as curtains, block the
signal receiver window.
• The signal effective distance is 7 m.
Below are some simple ways to save energy
when you use your air conditioner.
Set the proper temperature
• Setting to higher or lower then necessary temperature point will result in increased power
consumption.
Block direct sunlight and prevent drafts
• Blocking direct sunlight during cooling operation will reduce power consumption.
• Close the windows and doors during cooling
and heating operations.
Receiver window
7m
Keep filter clean to ensure the most efficient operation
CAUTION:
• Do not expose the receiver window to direct
sunlight. This may adversely affect its operation.
• Use of certain fluorescent lamp in the same room
may interfere with transmission of the signal.
• Do not leave the remote control in direct
sunlight or near a heater. Protect the remote
control from moisture and shock.
Disconnect the power cord when the
unit is not used for an extended period
of time
• The indoor unit still consumes a small amount
of power when it is not operating.
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BASIC OPERATION
the MODE button to select the
1 Press
operation mode.
AUTO
HEAT
COOL
DRY
2
3
1
4
• The red OPERATION lamp (
) will light up.
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the ON/OFF button to start
2 Press
operation.
TO TURN OFF
Press the ON/OFF button again.
• The red OPERATION lamp (
) will turn off.
the THERMOSTAT button to
3 Press
set the desired temperature.
(AUTO/DRY mode)
The temperature can
be changed up to ±2 °C
the automatically set of
temperature.
(COOL/HEAT mode)
The temperature setting
range:
18-32°C.
the FAN button to set the
4 Press
desired fan speed.
AUTO
LOW
MED
HIGH
NOTE:
AUTO MODE
In the AUTO mode, the temperature setting and mode are automatically selected according to the
room temperature when the unit is turned on.
DRY MODE
The fan speed is preset to AUTO and cannot be changed.
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ADJUSTING THE AIR FLOW DIRECTION
VERTICAL AIR FLOW DIRECTION
HORIZONTAL AIR FLOW DIRECTION
1 Press the SWING button.
the SWING button again
2 Press
to stop at the desired position.
Hold the horizontal airflow louvre levers and adjust the air flow direction.
• The vertical airflow louvre will swing.
1
2
Louvre levers
CAUTION:
Adjustment range
COOL and DRY modes
HEAT mode
• Never attempt to adjust the vertical airflow
louvre manually.
• Manual adjustment of the vertical airflow louvre can cause the unit to malfunction.
• When the vertical adjustment louvre is positioned at the lowest position in the COOL or
DRY mode for an extended period of time,
condensation may result.
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TURBO OPERATION
COANDA AIRFLOW
In cool or dry mode, vertical airflow louvre
is set obliquely upward to deliver cool air to
the ceiling in order to avoid direct airflow.
In heat mode, vertical airflow louvre is set
downward to deliver the warm air down to
the floor.
The air conditioner will operate to make the
room cool or heat rapidly.
During operation, press the
1 TURBO
button.
operation, press the
1 During
COANDA AIRFLOW button.
• The remote control will display “
”.
TO CANCEL
Press the TURBO button again.
• The green TURBO lamp (
off.
TO CANCEL
Press the COANDA AIRFLOW button
again.
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• The remote control will display “
”.
• The temperature display will go off.
• The green TURBO lamp (
) will light
up.
) will turn
1
1
NOTE:
• The air conditioner will operate with the temperature and the fan speed setting as below.
Mode
NOTE:
COOL
DRY
• If you want COANDA AIRFLOW in TURBO
mode, press COANDA AIRFLOW button during
TURBO operation.
HEAT
Temperature
Fan speed
Start up
15°C
Extra high
After 30 minutes
18°C
High
Start up
After 30 minutes
32°C
Extra high
High
• You can not set the temperature or fan speed
during the TURBO operation.
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PLASMACLUSTER OPERATION
1-HOUR OFF TIMER
Plasmacluster ions released into the room
can reduce airborne mold.
When the 1-HOUR OFF TIMER is set, the unit
will automatically turn off after one hour.
operation, press the
1 During
PLASMACLUSTER button.
the 1-HOUR OFF TIMER
1 Press
button.
• The remote control will display “
”.
• The blue PLASMACLUSTER lamp (
will light up.
• The remote control will displays “
)
• The orange TIMER lamp (
TO CANCEL
Press the PLASMACLUSTER button
again.
• The blue PLASMACLUSTER lamp (
will turn off.
”.
) will light up.
TO CANCEL
Press the CANCEL button.
• The orange TIMER lamp (
)
1
) will turn off.
1
CANCEL
NOTE:
NOTE:
• Use of the PLASMACLUSTER operation will
be memorized, and it will be activated the next
time you turn on the unit.
• To perform Plasmacluster operation in FAN
only mode, press the PLASMACLUSTER button when the unit is not operating.
The mode symbol of the remote control will go
off and the fan speed cannot be set to AUTO.
• The 1-HOUR OFF TIMER has priority over
TIMER ON and TIMER OFF.
• If the 1-HOUR OFF TIMER is set while the
unit is not operating, the unit will operate for
an hour at the formerly set condition.
• The 1-HOUR OFF TIMER can be extended
for an additional hour from the point when
1-HOUR OFF TIMER button is pressed.
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TIMER OPERATION
TIMER OFF
TIMER ON
the TIMER OFF button and
the TIMER ON button and
1 Press
1 Press
set the time as desired.
set the time as desired.
0.5h
1.0h
1.5h
10h
11h
0.5h
12h
1.0h
1.5h
10h
11h
12h
• The orange TIMER lamp (
) will light up.
• The time setting will count down to show
the remaining time.
TO CANCEL
TO CANCEL
Press the CANCEL button.
Press the CANCEL button.
• The orange TIMER lamp (
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• The orange TIMER lamp (
) will light up.
• The time setting will count down to show
the remaining time.
) will turn off.
• The orange TIMER lamp (
) will turn off.
1
1
CANCEL
CANCEL
NOTE:
• Timer duration can be set from a minimum half an hour to a maximum of 12 hours. Up to 9.5 hours,
you can set in half-hour increments, and from 10 to 12 hours, in 1-hour increments.
• The TIMER OFF and TIMER ON can not be set together.
• The 1-HOUR OFF TIMER has priority over TIMER ON and TIMER OFF.
• When the temperature is set during timer setting, the temperature will show in the display for 5 seconds and then return to the timer display.
TIMER OFF
• When the TIMER OFF is set, the temperature setting is automatically adjusted to prevent the room
from becoming excessively cold or warm , for example while you sleep. (Auto Sleep function)
COOL mode: One hour after the timer is set, the temperature setting rises by 1 °C.
HEAT mode: One hour after the timer is set, the temperature setting drops by 3 °C.
TIMER ON
• The unit will turn on prior to the set time to allow the room to reach the desired temperature. (Awaking
function)
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NOTE ON OPERATION
DISPLAY BUTTON
OPERATING CONDITION
Use when the lamps on the unit are too
bright. (The red OPERATION lamp and the
orange TIMER lamp cannot be turned off.)
operation, press the DIS1 During
PLAY button.
• The blue PLASMACLUSTER lamp (
and/or the green TURBO lamp (
turn off.
COOLING
)
) will
TO LIGHT UP
Press the DISPLAY button again.
HEATING
INDOOR TEMP.
OUTDOOR
TEMP.
Upper limit
32 ˚C
43 ˚C
Lower limit
21 ˚C
21 ˚C
Upper limit
27 ˚C
24 ˚C
Lower limit
–
–7 ˚C
• The built-in protective device may prevent the
unit from operating when used at higher temperature than this range.
• Condensation may form on the air outlet if the
unit operates continuously in the COOL or
DRY mode when humidity is over 80 %.
WHEN POWER FAILURE OCCURS
1
• This air conditioner has a memory function to
store settings when a power failure occurs.
After power recovery, the unit will automatically re-start in the same settings which were
active before the power failure, except for
timer settings.
• If a power failure occurs while the timer is set,
the timer setting will be cancelled and will not
be retrieved even after the power is restored.
NOTE ON HEATING OPERATION
DEFROSTING FUNCTION
• When frost forms on the outdoor unit during
heating operation, the unit operate automatic
defrosting for about 5 to 10 minutes to remove
the frost. During defrosting, the inside and outside fans stop operating.
HEATING EFFICIENCY
• The unit employs a heat pump that draws
heat from the outside air and releases it into
the room. The outside temperature therefore
greatly affects the heating efficiency.
• If the heating efficiency is reduced due to low
outside temperatures, use an additional heater.
• It takes time to warm up and heat the entire room
because of the forced air circulation system.
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MAINTENANCE
Be sure to stop the operation, disconnect
the power cord from the wall outlet and turn
off the circuit breaker before performing
any maintenance.
CLEANING THE FILTERS
1 Turn off the unit.
2 Remove the filters.
• Wipe them with a soft cloth.
• Do not directly splash or pour water on them.
It can cause electric shock or equipment damage.
• Do not use hot water, thinner, abrasive powders or strong solvents.
MAINTENANCE AFTER AIR
CONDITIONER SEASON
1 Lift the open panel.
2 Pull the air filters down to remove them.
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The filters should be cleaned every two weeks.
CLEANING THE UNIT AND THE REMOTE CONTROL
Operate the unit in the COOL mode,
1 oughly
temperature setting 32˚C, to thordry inside the unit.
Stop the operation and unplug the unit.
2 Turn
off the circuit breaker, if you have
one exclusively for the air conditioner.
3 Clean the filters, then reinstall them.
MAINTENANCE BEFORE AIR
CONDITIONER SEASON
3 Clean the filters.
Make sure that the air filters are not
1 dirty.
Make sure that nothing obstructs
2 the
air inlet or outlet.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust. If
the filters are dirty, wash them with warm
water and a mild detergent. Dry filters in
the shade before reinstalling.
4 Reinstall the filters.
1 Reinstall the filters in the original positions.
2 Close the open panel.
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BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
The following conditions do not denote
equipment malfunctions.
Check the following points before calling
for service.
Unit does not operate
The unit does not operate
• The unit will not operate if it is turned on immediately after it is turned off. The unit will
not operate immediately after the mode is
changed. This is to protect the unit. Wait 3
minutes before operating the unit.
• Check if the circuit breaker has tripped or the
fuse has blown.
Unit does not send out warm air
• Check the filters. If dirty, clean them.
• Check the outdoor unit to make sure nothing
is blocking the air inlet or outlet.
• Check the thermostat is proper setting.
• Make sure windows and doors are closed
tightly.
• In heating operation, the indoor fan may not
start for 2 to 5 minutes after the unit is turned
on to prevent cold air from blowing out of the
unit.
• The unit is defrosting. Wait for 5 to 10 minutes.
Odors
• Carpet and furniture odors that entered into the
unit may be sent out from the unit.
Cracking noise
• This sound is generated by the friction of the
unit expanding or connecting due to a temperature change.
A low buzzing noise
The unit does not cool (or heat) the
room effectively
The unit does not receive the remote
control signal
• Check whether the remote control batteries
have become old and weak.
• Try to send the signal again with the remote
control pointed properly towards the unit’s signal receiver window.
• Check whether the remote control batteries
are installed properly.
• This is a sound of the unit generating Plasmacluster ions.
Swishing noise
• The soft, swishing noise is the sound of the
refrigerant flowing inside the unit.
Please call for service when the red lamp,
the orange lamp and/or the green lamp on
the unit blink.
Mist seen at indoor air outlet
• In cooling operation, this is caused by the difference between the room air temperature
and the air discharged.
Water vapour
• In heating operation, water vapour may flow
out of the outdoor unit during defrosting.
Odor emitted from the air outlet
• This is the smell of ozone generated from the
Plasmacluster Ion generator. The ozone concentration is very small, posing no adverse
effect on your health. The ozone discharged
into the air rapidly decomposes, and its density in the room will not increase.
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⹐䳚뺔沓ⷳ⤵́㫹ɌⅾǾ⎧č̌ⅾ棉ϙ뺕᝙哸
াӧ뺔
s⥷‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐⟶ᝏ㡓ˁᙌ㽡沉减拂扵뺔ď憔ː
‫ؗ‬Ƞ㽡沉뺕̓቎✺㮙唤ⅾ噹຅䦓ໄ✴ː窤竄ࠤ
㫹ⅾ⫨࿤Ⱗ㫹ş㽡뺔
sď憔∵恀⤽ㅐ䇂ᚶඅ♷ົ⹐䳚Č뺔቎⨐ㅐ㕧泊
⹐䳚‫׾‬뺕睛䳼严⤵忠⑱ᅓ뺕IJ᝙哸扗睛뺔
sď憔၃ႇ⹐䳚䇂泊稄৑઴ۛ稄৑뺔沓ⷳ⤵Ȳ‫ٴ‬
⢄䠧揰⹐ď印‫׉‬ɖ䆺⑂Ẍ印ⅾ᳓哸⚀皮뺔
s·竄ⅾ㏫㊋‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐쩪뺕ࠪḇы⿼洂欭뺕IJ
疨⎧✱棻අ뺔稄⇑ົ⹐䳚‫׾‬温洂欭뺕⤵᳓哸⑱ӧ뺔
s癒矹ᶽ‫ܧ‬䉏敼Ǿⅾ期朲‫ؗ‬ᙔ‫؀‬Ǿᅦ䇂浆㿑䉏䌓
ⅾ⋟᝙뺕ਤ‫⹐⥷݌‬ď浆਀横綗ᙳ印ⅾḅ⡝印ߓ
江ࢊ凄뺕ⅾ偍Ť▶ː䵽糟઴䏣攽䇂Ǿᅦ쥼ࡰ⊻
‫ל‬䣼쥽́㽡뺔
ᮤ‫⃾ל‬া‫ܧ‬䉏䌓뺕ȵ䔕·Ƞϗďȵ⿾⹐අː㡓
㳔‫ؘ‬뺔
s䔕ᙷ́‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐唛禇ᙷ睛ᅁ઴祫㲨䇂睛㒼沬
⏕뺔́㽡ď浆㿑睛ᅁ઴祫㲨䇂睛㒼⤵⑱ᅓ⹐අ
ⅾ沥ⅶ㟟㟶뺔
sď憔∵‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᙔ恀ົ⟎㧪ㄶ綗ৠ印㈘㖕䇂
ໄ✴뺕沓ⷳ⤵᳓桉㟟㟶뺔
搈ᝍ‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᙔ恀ົ䠧ㄶĹ㟤Ⴌ뺓㤸瞟઴㛗
ㄶ⤱᝞䇂ໄ✴뺔
s搈ᙔ恀⎶ㅐ檃䨓뺕ȵ䔕·⎶ㅐ⢚礕뺔⎶ㅐďን
쨂ᚶ⟎Ჹ㛗↿甬઴Ӄ‫ؘ‬䦓뺔
sḇ礗⫤●ᙔ恀ʽ傢拂傢㖕睛✱棻අⅾ睛㒼✱棻
අ뺕ȵ瘋⿼扗睛뺔
Ĺ⛢
sᙔ‫؀‬礤瘋⏝✼%0
s৻温ɖਅ䞧%0
s洢⏙අ▶ː%0
s櫐ߤ甠疨ⷱ᳊%0
s䩂䊀印㒼䇂✴㈰%0
s࿦⥷▶ː%0
sㄶ㋊✴ਊ䇂揰⛅%0
sᰗ洖ㄶ㋊%0
sḻ沢▶ː%0
s2%+ ▶ː%0
sĀ᝚쩪疨⹐ᙷ쩪අ%0
sᙷ쩪අ▶ː%0
s秄䗨⋢瀽%0
s▶ː㉏Ίư礔%0
s·竄%0
s䶴Οş‫㉏⃾ݓ‬Ίşư礔%0
sď憔∵ㅐ䉫⏕㘅㞰ົ⹐䳚Č뺔ㅐ‫ۮ‬ৠ᝙哸扗睛
ⅾ⹐අ⑱ᅓ뺔
s۰ࡧഇ挵哨弱ᙔ恀 ⊄癒 Ο㵕‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐뺔
ď⿽䔕䇂▶ː⤵᝙哸扗睛뺓㖕ㅐ뺓㟟㟶䦓뺔
⤽疨ᙔ恀 ⊄癒 Ο㵕䇂ொ禆뺕搈ਊ䵽焥஽ⅾ
‫ؗ‬Ƞ਀⫧䇂䶴ΟǾନ⩰挭뺔
CN-1
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:1
4/17/12 12:54:51 PM
৻温ɖਅ䞧
ᚊ‫⹐׾‬䳚
1
1 泊稄৑쥼䠧ㄶ쥽
2
3
2 砂⧡
4
3 皢Ⴌ䶿
4 櫐ߤ甠疨⋢瀽
#7:
5 ΍尣⏕♫අ
6 睛㒼丒
5
7 ༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡
6
8 ㅐᮔㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡
7
9 ۛ稄৑쥼䠧ㄶ쥽
8
9
10 1
0 2%+ ⋟䗨㧲쥼嬤嗨 쥽
11
11 ▶ː⋟䗨㧲쥼䱔嗨 쥽
12
13 12 ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲쥼⹆嗨 쥽
13 ḻ沢⋟䗨㧲쥼䶙嗨
쥽
ᚊᆦ⹐䳚
14 14 泊稄৑쥼䠧ㄶ쥽
15
15 ‫ٴ‬ᑲ滢䨓઴᳓丒
16 ⎶ㅐ檃䨓
16 17 ۛ稄৑쥼䠧ㄶ쥽
㉏Ί쟝
⹐䳚ᜒ㫹ৠ印唛Čຣ⇁䗨㾺⤽ď
਄뺔
17
CN-2
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:2
4/17/12 12:54:53 PM
洢⏙අ
1
1 ΍尣Ӣ汣අ
2 秄䗨අ
3 甠疨⋢瀽
4 㓨᯳⋢瀽
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
6 2%+ ⋢瀽
7 Ā᝚쩪疨⹐ᙷ쩪අ⋢瀽
8 ⷱ᳊拂ᙷ⋢瀽
/1&'
9 ᙷ쩪甠⹐⋢瀽
Ĺ⛢
3
4
5 秄䗨⋢瀽
&+52.#;
10 稄沢⋢瀽
(#0
11 ᙷ쩪疨⹐⋢瀽
12 稄☃⋢瀽
59+0)
13 ᙷ쩪අঽ㌪⋢瀽
%#0%'.
14 ḻ沢▶ː⋢瀽
15 濜拂⋢瀽
4'5'6
16 ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊⋢瀽
17 ⷱ᳊䥥尣
秄䗨අ
17
21
22
18
19
20
즎哨ࠤ
즎悀㧍
즎悀‫ٴ‬
즎≷㛗
18 ḻ沢▶ː䥥尣
19 2%+ ⷣ抖
20 稄沢䥥尣
23
24
즎哨ࠤ
즎⇜ࠤ拂ᙷ
21 ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊䥥尣
22 㓨᯳পᙷ쩪අϙ⛍扵쩪⋟䗨අ
23 ΍尣Ӣ汣අ䥥尣
24 甠疨⹐ᙷ쩪අ䥥尣
CN-3
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:3
4/17/12 12:54:55 PM
櫐ߤ甠疨ⷱ᳊
洢⏙අ▶ː
ď印́㽡洢⏙අ좹뺕ৠ‫ܟ‬㽡⿾櫐ߤ甠疨ⷱ᳊뺔
恀Č睛ㆋ
⇦甠睛ㆋࢣ奱뺔
1 ♷‫⨎؂׺‬睛ㆋ뺔
###
4
2
3 奱ቃ睛ㆋࢣ奱뺔
4 ‫ܟ‬㽡ᮤ⯈⋢4'5'6쟋濜拂쟌⋢瀽뺔
甠⹐
⋢#7:쟋櫐ߤ甠疨쟌⋢瀽뺔
sŊ⹐Č䇂䱔嗨▶ː⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵菴ǩ뺕IJ
⤵ົ哨ࠤⷱ᳊č甠ዠ▶ː뺔
s汣稄沢᯳઴㓨᯳⤵忠拂ᙷ㡓哨ࠤ뺔
䔕·᝗㓆⿽
প期
‫Ⳍ؂‬뺔
疨⹐
‫⋢ض‬Ā⾗#7:쟋櫐ߤ甠疨쟌⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂䱔嗨▶ː⋟䗨㧲
㔙뺔
ᝍ⤵㥻
睛ㆋࢣ奱
#7:
쥼櫐ߤ甠疨쥽
⋢瀽
濜拂⋢瀽
4'5'6
㉏Ί쟝
sົ⿽䔕́㽡şὯ㈔č뺕睛ㆋᅼઠ䱑㡓Āᮖ뺔
s⤟␣睛ㆋ쩪뺕ࠪḇ⤟␣‫⨎؂‬䉱਄ག尣䇂✤睛ㆋ뺔
s甃⥤ď́㽡洢⏙අ쩪뺕搈ঽۛ恇砂䇂睛ㆋ뺔
䩂䊀印㒼䇂✴㈰
቎ˇ́㽡洢⏙අ
ᝍ洢⏙අ᝗㓆‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐䇂΍尣⏕♫අᶭ뺕⋢ᾯ
憔▶ː䇂⋢瀽뺔‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐⏕♫‫ܧ‬΍尣좹⤵䆺ۛ
೑೑劖뺔
s䔕ᙷ洢⏙අ઴‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ş甬㇖⤽䡢䬉ⅾ‫ؗ‬Ƞ
㫹Ɍ瘘▴뺔
s洢⏙අৠົ眱Ŋ⹐䭧쭅泊弱▶ː뺔
č砂⟶́㽡‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐좹䩂䊀印㒼䇂ᮨ䞣✴㈰뺔
拂ᙷ浆㿑䇂㓨᯳
s቎ ⨐㓨᯳拂ᙷ洉綟ⅾ洉ˀ뺕‫݌‬㡓洖哸ḇ礗䇂㓨
᯳菴⤵᝙哸⤟ᆪ䇂睛ߓ㌪凢뺔
搈ࡧ斷癸‫׎‬䉫ᝉ泊ᚊ‫׾‬ⅾȲ‫ٴ‬ㄶ㋊ᇈ
s悀‫▶ٴ‬ː쩪嚌浽‫ה‬癸‫׎‬䉫ᝉৠȵ瘯ˀ凢睛濞뺔
sົ悀‫ٴ‬ⅾ悀㧍▶ː洉䝮Ĺ搈疨甝甓䡢뺔
·좢皢Ⴌ䶿㏫㘌뺕ȵ䔕·⤱⤽⚃䇂▶ː
΍尣⏕♫අ
䭧
቎⨐甃좹甬ď́㽡Ŋ⹐뺕⃾⊚⎧睛㒼丒뺔
sप ́‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ы⿼洂欭뺕ᚊ‫⹐׾‬䳚Ŷ憔㌪凢
᝞濞睛ߓ뺔
㉏Ί쟝
s۰ࡧȲ΍尣⏕♫අাᴚ㡣䇂癸‫׎‬㥏ᝉ뺕ਤ‫⤵݌‬ᶄ
礈⿽ᬷ▶ː뺔
s਄Ā↿甬́㽡᬴⤽ḻ沢桉ࠤ恀傢䇂‫׎‬䨓ৠ印⤵ᶄ
礈΍尣䇂Ӣ汣뺔
s۰ࡧᝍ洢⏙අ♷ົা癸‫׎‬㥏ᝉş쭅ⅾ⢄ㄶ恀傢
❃涘뺔浽‫ה‬洢⏙අা㘴ⅾা‫ܧ‬䔇╮뺔
CN-4
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:4
4/17/12 12:54:59 PM
࿦⥷▶ː
1 ⋢/1&'쟋ⷱ᳊拂ᙷ쟌⋢瀽뺕浫▯▶ː
ⷱ᳊뺔
哨ࠤ
悀㧍
悀‫ٴ‬
≷㛗
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂䱔嗨▶ː⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵菴ǩ뺔
疨⹐
‫⋢⾗ض‬甠疨⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂䱔嗨▶ː⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺔
Ĺ⛢
2
3
1
4
2 ⋢甠疨⋢瀽뺕甠ዠ▶ː뺔
3 ⋢㓨᯳⋢瀽拂ᙷ⇁睠㓨᯳뺔
쥼哨ࠤ≷㛗ⷱ᳊쥽
‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐⤵哨ࠤ拂ᙷ㓨
᯳뺕Ǜৠȵჰߘⅾ㐆᝞°%
䇂㓨᯳䩇ຕ‫׾‬ːۛ揰⛅뺔
쥼悀‫ٴ‬悀㧍ⷱ᳊쥽
㓨᯳拂ᙷ䩇ຕ즎
哶°%
4 ⋢(#0쟋稄沢쟌⋢瀽拂ᙷ⇁睠ş稄⇑
沢᯳뺔
哨ࠤ
ˀ沢
Ĺ沢
綟沢
㉏Ί쟝
哨ࠤⷱ᳊
ົ哨ࠤⷱ᳊č뺕㿑‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐甠௧쩪뺕ৠ⫤●ᚊ㓨哨ࠤ浫▯㓨᯳拂ᙷ઴ⷱ᳊뺔
≷㛗ⷱ᳊
稄⇑沢᯳礤拂㡓哨ࠤ减ď印♰斥뺔
CN-5
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:5
4/17/12 12:55:01 PM
ㄶ㋊✴ਊ䇂揰⛅
༷䉫ㄶ㋊✴ਊ
ㅐᮔㄶ㋊✴ਊ
1 ⋢Āč洢⏙අČ䇂59+0)쟋稄☃쟌
⋢瀽뺔
́㽡ㅐᮔㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡▶今⭇揰䩂ㄶ㋊✴ਊ뺔
s༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡ᝍ⤵☃ࠤ뺔
2 㿑༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡☃ࠤ‫⇁ܧ‬睠ʽ
傢좹뺕‫⋢ض‬Ā⾗ 59+0)쟋稄☃쟌
⋢瀽뺔
᝙稄⧡▶今⭇
1
2
㉏Ί쟝
s۰ࡧ㽡⇜揰⛅༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡뺔
s⇜ࠤ揰⛅༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡⤵᝙哸拂ұᇈ矓뺔
sົ悀‫ٴ‬ⅾ≷㛗ⷱ᳊č甃쩪甬ᝍ༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡
揰⛅哶⤱čʽ傢뺕⤵᝙哸‫ڰٴ‬뺔
揰⛅䩇ຕ
悀‫ٴ‬઴≷㛗ⷱ᳊
悀㧍ⷱ᳊
CN-6
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:6
4/17/12 12:55:03 PM
ḻ沢▶ː
ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊
ົ悀‫ٴ‬ⅾ≷㛗ⷱ᳊Ĺ뺕༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡ᝍਊ✉Č
✴☃ࠤ뺕‫ٴ‬ㄶ⥢ᆿ噄⧡੄汣뺕ȵ瘋⿼毺砂汣稄뺔
ົ悀㧍ⷱ᳊Ĺ뺕༷䉫ㄶ㋊᝙稄⧡ᝍਊč✴☃ࠤ뺕
⢄ㄶ⥢ໄ⧡੄汣뺔
1
1 ▶ː⥤甬⋢ḻ沢▶ː⋢瀽뺔
s洢⏙අᝍ⤵秄䗨q
r뺔
s㓨᯳秄䗨ᝍ⤵㌪ᇈ뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂ḻ沢▶ː⋟䗨㧲 ⤵菴ǩ뺔
▶ː좹뺕⋢ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊⋢瀽뺔
s洢⏙අᝍ⤵秄䗨q
́㽡ḻ沢▶ː뺕‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᝍ印ḻ沢́↿甬斥㍷
ⅾ斥⢄뺔
r뺔
ᝍ
ঽ㌪
‫⋢ض‬Ā⾗ḻ沢▶ː⋢瀽뺔
ঽ㌪
‫⋢⾗ض‬ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂ḻ沢▶ː⋟䗨㧲 ⤵㥻㔙뺔
ᝍ
Ĺ⛢
1
1
㉏Ί쟝
㉏Ί쟝
s቎⨐ὁᾯ斷ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊쭅✺ḻ沢▶ːⷱ᳊뺕搈ົ
ḻ沢▶ː㭺※č⋢ᰗ洖ㄶ㋊⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᝍ⤵ȵč‫܂‬㓨᯳઴稄沢拂ᙷ▶ː뺔
ⷱ᳊
悀‫ٴ‬
≷㛗
悀㧍
㓨᯳
稄沢
甠⹐쩪
쀓 %
桠綟沢
‫ۮ‬獢ᶭ
쀓 %
綟沢
甠⹐쩪
‫ۮ‬獢ᶭ
쀓 %
桠綟沢
綟沢
sົḻ沢▶ːⷱ᳊č뺕ὁᝍď印拂ᙷ㓨᯳ⅾ稄沢뺔
CN-7
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:7
4/17/12 12:55:04 PM
2%+ ▶ː
Ā᝚좹疨⹐ᙷ좹අ
ົᚊ‫׾‬忠濚♷ۛ̌䇂 2%+ ⿽期眱ᗸৠ㐆᝞䠧ㄶĹ
䇂睯埗뺔
㿑拂ᙷቃĀ᝚좹疨⹐ᙷ좹අ좹뺕‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᝍ⤵
ົĀύ᝚좹ᶭ哨ࠤы⿼洂欭뺔
1 ົ▶ː좹⋢Āč 2%+ ⋢瀽뺔
1 ⋢Ā᝚좹ᙷ좹疨⹐⋢瀽뺔
s洢⏙අᝍ⤵秄䗨q
r뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂嬤嗨 2%+ ⋟䗨㧲
⤵菴ǩ뺔
s洢⏙අČᝍ⤵秄䗨q
ᝍ
r뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵菴ǩ뺔
ঽ㌪
‫⋢ض‬Āč 2%+ ⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂嬤嗨 2%+ ⋟䗨㧲
⤵㥻㔙뺔
ঽ㌪
ᝍ
⋢%#0%'.쥼ঽ㌪쥽⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺔
1
1
ঽ㌪
㉏Ί쟝
㉏Ί쟝
s2%+ ▶ːᝍ⤵忠抖⃢桉̌뺕㿑ὁčĀ⾗௧ࠤ‫ٴ‬
⢄䠧揰⹐쩪뺕2%+ ▶ːᝍ⤵‫⾗ض‬௧ࠤ뺔
sົ‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ы⿼洂欭쩪⋢č 2%+ ⋢瀽뺕浫▯
(#0쥼稄沢쥽ⷱ᳊ş 2%+ 洂ː뺔
洢⏙අČ䇂ⷱ᳊䥥尣ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺕减稄沢ď印拂
ᙷ㡓哨ࠤ뺔
sĀ ᝚쩪ᙷ쩪疨⹐拂ᙷ֗‫ᙷ✺׍‬쩪甠⹐唛ᙷ쩪疨
⹐뺔
s㿑 拂ᙷĀ᝚쩪ᙷ쩪疨⹐减‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ďົ▶ː
쩪뺕‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᝍȵ‫ݓ׍‬拂ᙷ䇂⭷Ɍ洂欭Ā᝚
쩪뺔
ś 㽡Ā᝚쩪ᙷ쩪疨⹐拂ᙷ뺕ৠ́‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐哨
⋢čĀ᝚쩪ᙷ쩪疨⹐⋢瀽ş쩪桉Ნ甃洂弱Āύ
᝚쩪뺔
CN-8
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:8
4/17/12 12:55:06 PM
ᙷ좹අ▶ː
ᙷ좹疨⹐
ᙷ좹甠⹐
⋢ᙷ좹疨⹐⋢瀽뺕㤇ᶭ拂ᙷ睠憔䇂
1 좹甬뺔
1 ⋢ᙷ좹甠⹐⋢瀽뺕㤇ᶭ拂ᙷ睠憔䇂
좹甬뺔
0.5h
1.0h
1.5h
10h
11h
0.5h
12h
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵菴ǩ뺔
1.0h
1.5h
10h
11h
12h
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵菴ǩ뺔
s쩪甬拂ᙷ⤵ːϙ⛍扵쩪IJ秄䗨짭竢쩪甬뺔
ঽ㌪
ঽ㌪
⋢%#0%'.쥼ঽ㌪쥽⋢瀽뺔
⋢%#0%'.쥼ঽ㌪쥽⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂⹆嗨ᙷ쩪අ⋟䗨㧲
ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺔
Ĺ⛢
s쩪甬拂ᙷ⤵ːϙ⛍扵쩪IJ秄䗨짭竢쩪甬뺔
1
1
ঽ㌪
ঽ㌪
㉏Ί쟝
sᙷ쩪අ䇂拂ᙷ쩪甬ৠ᷈⤱䏮࣯ύ᝚쩪哶⤱甃ύ᝚쩪뺔嚌ᙷ쩪අ䇂拂ᙷ쩪甬甃᯳᝚✺ⅾ䦓✺ύ᝚
쩪뺕ৠȵȵ࣯ύ᝚쩪㡓ౠʽ揰⛅즏嚌拂ᙷ쩪甬㡓哶ύ᝚쩪뺕‫݌‬৘印ȵύ᝚쩪㡓ౠʽ揰⛅뺔
sďৠ਄쩪拂ᙷ疨⹐প甠⹐ᙷ쩪අ뺔
sĀ᝚쩪ᙷ쩪疨⹐拂ᙷ֗‫ᙷ✺׍‬쩪甠⹐唛ᙷ쩪疨⹐뺔
sົᙷ쩪甠⹐䇂Ὧ㈔č拂ᙷ㓨᯳쩪뺕㓨᯳З⤵秄䗨 䜛獢뺕㤇ᶭờᷕ쩪甬秄䗨뺔
ᙷ좹疨⹐
s拂ᙷᙷ쩪疨⹐쩪뺕㓨᯳拂ᙷ⤵哨ࠤ泊弱揰⛅뺕ȵ瘋⿼ᚊ‫׾‬㓨᯳洉‫ٴ‬ⅾ洉㧍뺕቎瘋⿼ົὁ䌎懰⥤甬㓨᯳
洉ˀ뺔쥼哨ࠤ䌎䊭ߗ印쥽
悀‫ⷱٴ‬᳊즎ົ拂ᙷᙷ쩪අşᶭ䇂Ā᝚쩪뺕㓨᯳⤵࣬綟♀ㄗ᯳뺔
悀㧍ⷱ᳊즎ົ拂ᙷᙷ쩪අşᶭ䇂Ā᝚쩪뺕㓨᯳⤵č瘯♀ㄗ᯳뺔
ᙷ좹甠⹐
sŊ⹐⤵ົ拂ᙷ䇂쩪甬ş‫ݓ‬甠⹐뺕ȵ·쩓ᚊ‫׾‬㓨᯳洖哶⇁睠뺔쥼ఽ潥ߗ印쥽
CN-9
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:9
4/17/12 12:55:08 PM
▶ː㉏Ίư礔
秄䗨⋢瀽
㿑拂ұČ䇂⋟䗨㧲洉ǩ좹́㽡뺔쟋ďৠ疨甝䱔嗨
▶ː⋟䗨㧲প⹆嗨ᙷ좹අ⋟䗨㧲뺔쟌
1
▶ː㹶Ⴢ
▶ː⥤甬⋢č秄䗨⋢瀽뺔
s‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐Č䇂嬤嗨 2%+ ⋟䗨㧲 ⅾ䶙嗨ḻ沢▶ː⋟䗨㧲
悀‫ٴ‬
প
ᝍ⤵㥻㔙뺔
悀㧍
甠௧⋟䗨㧲
‫⋢⾗ض‬č秄䗨⋢瀽뺔
ᚊ‫׾‬㓨᯳
ᚊᆦ㓨᯳
Č瘴
°%
°%
č瘴
°%
°%
Č瘴
°%
°%
č瘴
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°%
s‫׾‬傢䇂·敼恀傢ৠ瘋⿼Ŋ⹐ົ綟✺‫ؗ‬拂ᙷ㓨᯳
䩇ຕ䇂㓨᯳č洂弱뺔
s㿑‫ٴ‬ㄶ⹐ົ㛗᯳桠洉 䇂Ὧ㈔č쩓侇ົ悀‫ٴ‬
ⅾ≷㛗ⷱ᳊č洂欭뺕ົۛ稄৑쭅ৠ印⤵‫ڰ‬剡ㅐ
㴞뺔
ы睛
1
s‫ ٴ‬ㄶ⹐‫⤽ؘ‬抖⃢ߗ印뺕睛㒼Ĺ✱쩪印ᆱ֦ᘃ拂
ᙷ뺔
ờ̧ᷕ睛ᶭ뺕癒ᙷ쩪අ拂ᙷᆦ뺕Ŋ⹐ᝍ哨ࠤȵ
✱睛‫ݓ‬䇂䉱਄拂ᙷ濜✤洂ː뺔
sы 睛‫ݓ‬拂ᙷ䇂ᙷ쩪ߗ印ᝍᇈ⚃뺕IJěप้́ᷕ
̧睛Ǜď⤵ờᷕ뺔
悀㧍▶ː㉏Ίư礔
癒瞎ߗ印
s悀㧍▶ː쩪቎⨐ᚊᆦ⹐䳚䳲瞎뺕⹐䳚ញ⤵哨ࠤ
甠௧癒瞎ߗ印哶‫ۮ‬獢뺕嬝ȵ癒瞎뺔癒瞎⥤
甬뺕‫׾‬温઴ᆦ温稄⇑໢⤵ы⿼洂欭뺔
悀㧍⚃印
s⥷⹐㽡㧍㉢ੁ‫׺‬ᚊᆦ䠧ㄶ뺕IJ濚♷‫↿׺‬甬ş‫׾‬뺔
์⿾뺕ᚊᆦ㓨᯳᝗悀㧍⚃印⤽墫Ⳍᆼᶄ礈뺔
s቎ ⨐悀㧍⚃印์ᚊᆦ㓨᯳檳ᯓ减⤽⇁č瘯뺕搈
৔弱́㽡⢄쫆뺔
s㽭✺⏎㽡ᴚܲㄶ㋊䰾䴷뺕์⿾睠噄ČĀDž쩪甬
́⛅ύ↿甬斥⢄뺔
CN-10
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:10
4/17/12 12:55:10 PM
·竄
ົ泊弱·竄ş‫ݓ‬뺕⃾䔕·᫓ы⿼‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐▶ː뺕
ᝍ睛㒼丒᷈㪼ᄥ䇂␕᯵Č⊚ۛ઴疨⎧✱棻අ뺔
㏫㊋皢Ⴌ䶿
皢Ⴌ䶿⃾ェ‫؂‬泇㏫㘌Ā⾗뺔
1 疨⎧Ŋ⹐뺔
2ঽۛ皢Ⴌ䶿뺔
㏫㘌Ŋ⹐઴洢⏙අ
s㽡檃᫪◢⊼Ɲ㎻뺔
sď憔∵ㅐ䉫⏕㘅㞰ົ⹐䳚Č뺔ㅐ‫ۮ‬ৠ᝙哸扗睛
ⅾ⹐අ⑱ᅓ뺔
s۰ࡧ́㽡㧍ㅐ뺓䝚濚߂뺓䐧䕥䮋ⅾ㡣Ẍ㓺߂뺔
‫ٴ‬⢄䠧揰⹐ᘐ䩂ᶭ䇂·竄
㓨᯳拂ᙷ㡓
1 ᝍ䠧揰⹐拂ᙷ㡓悀‫ⷱٴ‬᳊
% ȵȲ拂ұ‫׾‬温ᷳᯓƝ㪬뺔
2 ы⿼▶ː뺕⊚ۛŊ⹐䇂␕祗뺔嚌́㽡‫ٴ‬ㄶ⹐
ᝏ㽡✱棻අ뺕‫⃾݌‬ᝍ‫ؗ‬疨⎧뺔
3 ᝍ皢Ⴌ䶿㏫㊋Ɲ㎻ᶭ‫ض‬濜✤恀Č뺔
°
1⑀桉砂⧡뺔
2ᝍ皢Ⴌ䶿ᶝč⊈প⊄č뺔
Ĺ⛢
‫ٴ‬ㄶ⹐ᘐ䩂‫ݓ‬䇂·竄
3㏫㊋皢Ⴌ䶿뺔
㽡ੁႬ⹐ੁ癒㟤Ⴌ뺔嚌皢Ⴌ䶿ᇁ經뺕㽡⢄ㅐ
઴㓨઴䇂㏫㘌߂㊋Ɲ㎻뺔ᝍ皢Ⴌ䶿♷✺癤㍷
쭅⡢Ɲᶭ‫ض‬濜✤恀Č뺔
1 䔕ᙷ皢Ⴌ䶿᫓㏫㊋Ɲ㎻뺔
2 䔕ᙷ泊稄৑઴ۛ稄৑㇖忠ɓˇ㫹Ɍ瘘
ႇ뺔
4 ‫⾗ض‬ᙔ恀皢Ⴌ䶿뺔
1ົ०ዠʽ傢‫⾗ض‬ᙔ恀皢Ⴌ䶿뺔
2疨Č砂⧡뺔
CN-11
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:11
4/17/12 12:55:12 PM
䶴Οş‫㉏⃾ݓ‬Ίşư礔
ȵčư礔ď៤✺⹐අ⚀皮뺔
ົዱ抔䶴Οş‫⩰⺹ݓ‬č‫৻܂‬ư礔뺔
Ŋ⹐ď印洂欭
Ŋ⹐ᙚ‫؀‬ď印洂欭좹
sŊ ⹐ົ‫ݦ‬疨甝ᶭ䣊प甠௧䇂Ὧ㈔čď⤵洂欭뺔
Ŋ⹐ົ斥⤟洂弱ⷱ᳊şᶭď洂欭뺔沓⟶㡓ƪ·
敼Ŋ⹐뺔搈䦓쨺‫ۮ‬獢뺕盅ᶭ甠௧Ŋ⹐▶ː뺔
s⺹⩰·盈䴹⟶ਤ㦕✱뺔
Ŋ⹐IJ㇖⤽㽕㽒⢄ㄶ
sົ 悀㧍▶ː쩪뺕ᚊ‫׾‬稄⇑ৠ印ົŊ⹐甠௧şᶭ
䇂哶‫ۮ‬獢‫׾‬⢦ы洂欭뺕ȵ瘋⿼‫ٴ‬䠧ㄶ᷈Ŋ
⹐Ĺ੄ۛ뺔
sŊ⹐⿽ົ癒瞎뺔搈䦓쨺哶‫ۮ‬獢뺔
s⺹⩰皢Ⴌ䶿뺔嚌䆺㵊經ㆌ뺕搈ߘȵ㏫㊋뺔
s⺹⩰ᚊᆦ⹐䳚뺕䔕ᙷ泊稄৑ⅾۛ稄৑㇖忠ɓˇ
㫹Ɍ瘘ႇ뺔
s⺹⩰㓨᯳⟶ਤ拂ᙷን㿑뺔
s䔕掄甓䡢᫓䵽疨䷱뺔
ㄶઔ
Ŋ⹐㣣㈰⏕♫洢⏙අ΍尣좹
s㕧 ‫׺‬Ŋ⹐䇂ໄポ઴ᚯ‫ؘ‬䇂ㄶઔৠ印⤵䵽Ŋ⹐੄
ۛ뺔
s⺹⩰洢⏙අ䇂睛ㆋ⟶ਤ᫓斥唟ⅾ斥ᴌ뺔
sᝍ洢⏙අ᝗㓆Ŋ⹐Č䇂΍尣⏕♫අ‫ض‬濜✤▶ː
Ā⾗뺔
s⺹⩰洢⏙අ䇂睛ㆋ⿽期Ⳍ⟶ਤ᫓恀ን뺔
殖௵劖
sŊ ⹐ৠ印⤵䆺ۛ殖௵劖礈뺕沓⟶㽭✺㓨᯳䇂斥
ࢊ沥ⅶŊ⹐砂⧡઴‫ؗ‬Ƞ温Ɍ呸㗑ⅾ♫仄减䆺ۛ
䇂劖礈뺔
䆺ۛˀ㇆䇂ಲಲ劖
Ŋ⹐⥵印⤽⚃ໄ́↿甬斥㍷쟋斥⢄쟌뺔
቎⨐Ŋ⹐Č䇂䱔嗨⋟䗨㧲뺓⹆嗨⋟䗨㧲প ⅾ䶙嗨⋟䗨㧲甗㩛뺕搈哸睛䶴Ο⥂ࠪĹḅ뺔
s㿑Ŋ⹐濚♷ۛ 2%+ 쩪⤵䆺ۛˀ㇆䇂ಲಲ劖뺔
櫑ᷞ劖礈
s⩚ᴌ뺓櫑ᷞ䇂劖礈⟶‫߂ږٴ‬㋊ࠤ䇂劖磮뺔
ᚊ‫ۛ׾‬稄৑⤽瞟ㄶ
sົ悀‫▶ٴ‬ː쩪뺕㽭✺ᚊ‫׾‬ㄶ㓨唛Ŋ⹐ㄶ㓨ď਄뺕
ົۛ稄৑⤽쩪⤵䆺㵊瞟ㄶ뺔
ㅐ奋ㄶ
sົ 悀㧍▶ː쩪뺕ㅐ奋ㄶৠ印⤵ົ癒瞎⥤甬㋊ۛ
ᚊᆦ⹐䳚뺔
ۛ稄৑䆺ۛㄶઔ
s㽕㽒අ悀沥 2%+ 쩪⤵㽕㽒ᷞ濞哫ㄽㄶઔ뺔哫ㄽ
䇂㚺᯳矹ᬷˀ뺕᝗ὁ䇂ћᰗď⤵沥ⅶɓˇď嗤
ᶄ礈뺔
濚♷‫ܧ‬䠧ㄶĹ䇂哫ㄽ⤵毨沢‫ۮ‬戮뺕⇁ȵď⤵␓
綟↿甬‫׾‬䇂哫ㄽ㚺᯳뺔
CN-12
OM_AY-AP9NRH_HK.indd Sec1:12
4/17/12 12:55:14 PM
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