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HI-PE multi-zone --- Rev.

FI 050 GB 60K10 v2_1

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Page 1: ...bed in the test report attached to the end of the manual itself Factory Acceptance Test Report These instructions are not generally applicable to equipment different from that described in the test re...

Page 2: ...quipment The device should be connected to the mains voltage only after all the connections required for full installation have been carried out The device must be connected to a power supply circuit...

Page 3: ...CEIA products extended to the period agreed with the Sales Department is applicable to goods supplied from our factory and for every constituent part thereof with the exception of the batteries and t...

Page 4: ...19 VISUAL ALARM ZONE INDICATION 20 STAND BY 21 IV PROGRAMMING 22 LOCAL PROGRAMMING 22 COMMAND EXECUTION LOCAL PROGRAMMING 22 Time out 23 DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMANDS 23 Reception Parameters 23 Transmis...

Page 5: ...e and adaptation to the user s requirements orientation towards ferromagnetic and or non magnetic metals This feature is particularly important in the detection of weapons made of light metal Immunity...

Page 6: ...tery 30 Photocells for transit counter Construction of the Metal Detector CEIA Metal Detectors are made up of an electronics unit and an archway antenna the connection between the two is via two cable...

Page 7: ...55 88 3 4 50 2 630 24 3 4 6 5 1 4 t EU RX TX Standard Model EU electronics unit RX receiver panel t cross bar TX transmitter panel UW 720mm 760mm or 820mm optional Fig I 3a Dimensions t EU TX RX UP LP...

Page 8: ...event of a mains failure The batteries recharge automatically when the metal detector is connected to the AC power supply and switched on Use of the emergency batteries is signalled by a flashing let...

Page 9: ...L CA PL CA customer address EU electronics unit IK installation kit M manual PL list of materials RX receiver panel tr1 cross bar designed for fixing the electronics unit tr2 second cross bar TX trans...

Page 10: ...Configuration B TX on right Fig II 1b BD1 2 LED bar ca power supply cable cc central cable fixing groove CH chip card cp1 lower connection module cp2 upper connection module Crx RX panel electronics u...

Page 11: ...installation see paragraph Installation Check no signal or one green asterisk interference acceptable Fixing the antenna to the ground To fix the antenna to the ground screw the expansion screws vf i...

Page 12: ...ed for the insertion of two emergency batteries see Options section The panel Metal Detector is provided with an additional connection module located in the upper part of the TX panel cp2 this allows...

Page 13: ...PE multi zone Rev FI 050 GB 60K10 v2_1 13 Outdoor model for outdoor applications assembly A B C A upper protection B lower connection module protection C threaded knobs Kit composition B 1 2 3 A 4 A C...

Page 14: ...ts power supply connector next to this device AP Auxiliary passage Wherever possible provide a passage dedicated to service personnel transit AP which will allow the passage of material and equipment...

Page 15: ...een the barriers and the probe of the metal detector MD1 XR OHT 2cm CEIA Personal Effects Depository We recommend placing a CEIA Personal Effects Depository OHT between the metal detector probe and th...

Page 16: ...Hand held metal detector CEIA PD140 Monitor of the X ray unit CEIA Personal Effects Depository Primary metal detector HI PE or 02PN10 Receiver antenna Transmitter antenna X ray unit High flow rate app...

Page 17: ...and RX antennas and the minimum distances indicated The TX antenna can be recognised by the power supply connector 2 Select the 0 setting for the NL function TX RX MD1 RX TX MD2 d NL 0 d 5cm 50Hz pow...

Page 18: ...dicator S1 On Off switch Fig III 1b Detail of the lower connection module Display messages During operation the following messages may appear on the display see also AD command Programming section Ala...

Page 19: ...peration in line with standard NILECJ 0601 00 level 1 obtained via the IS International Security Standards function For the other possible settings see Programming section International security stand...

Page 20: ...arameter Fig III 6a alarm indication for a single metal mass Fig III 6b alarm indication for two metal masses Fig III 6c power indicator Three choices of operating mode floating standard 4 fixed zones...

Page 21: ...electronics unit display is off while the cp1 connection module LED indicator stays on enter the programming phase press ENTER enter password if defined SE 34 select PW function using the arrow keys P...

Page 22: ...s are scanned in a cyclical sequence SE DS LS This can occur in two directions by pressing the and keys Depending on how the metal detector is programmed only some of the commands may be displayed b S...

Page 23: ...ge metal masses 99 maximum sensitivity detection of small metal masses Z1 Z8 Zone sensitivity adjustment 99 99 C R In ZN 4 or ZN 8 mode selects the gain of the individual zone The rate of increase dec...

Page 24: ...m 9 maximum volume This determines the minimum value of the AV parameter In the standard settings this parameter can be accessed by the superuser only AT Alarm tone 0 9 C R 5 different continuous tone...

Page 25: ...ight from 0 to 99 continually updated To end measurement press any key If both GN and EN functions are activated function EN has priority EN Environmental electromagnetic noise measurement YES NO C Si...

Page 26: ...n will not be executed LD Loading stored parameters 1 10 C See function ST IS International Security Standard see the following table C R During normal operation the current Security Level is displaye...

Page 27: ...hts up at the height of transit of the metal mass 20 different zones of variable height and position 4 when a metal mass is detected one of 4 distinct zones each of fixed height and position lights up...

Page 28: ...al mass considered to be the smallest sample to be detected and make several passages through the probe The mass must be passed along the centre line of the archway changing the orientation of the sam...

Page 29: ...al detector can only count people passing through the gate if the correct value of GD is selected Proper operation of the photocells can be checked using the Autotest Programme See the Maintenance sec...

Page 30: ...e connections by linking telephone line PC personal computer MD1 MD2 metal detectors c1 cable for modem TL telephone line The archway is fitted with two connection modules one module in the lower part...

Page 31: ...pressed ENTER The syntax for the commands is strict If any non valid syntax is entered an error message will be sent by the Metal Detector Either upper or lower case characters can be used to enter co...

Page 32: ...nctions are available for the user see function UP At each programming level only the password relating to that same level can be modified The equipment is usually delivered from CEIA with a password...

Page 33: ...pear for user level for super user level Otherwise the password must be re entered After the third failed attempt to enter the password the device will pause for 10 seconds to avoid any computerised s...

Page 34: ...RE The alarm is kept in memory until the RE command is executed N B any reset button that might be connected to terminal PP1 will not have any effect A Mode corresponds to automatic reset the alarm s...

Page 35: ...arameters AA Alarm intensity indicator AC Alarm counter transits alarms and percentage of alarms on photocell models CI Number of inward transits CO number of outward transits GN Measurement of genera...

Page 36: ...check that all components of the metal detector are undamaged 4 months Visual inspection of connectors and power supply cables 4 months Floor anchoring inspection ensure that the archway is firmly anc...

Page 37: ...ng of data via the LD or IS commands from an unprogrammed memory cell Programme the memory cell ST command or use a pre programmed memory cell RS232 serial interface malfunction check the serial line...

Page 38: ...SA power adapter If the LED is on replace the ALP card Model with emergency batteries Flat batteries Connect the equipment to the mains supply and recharge the batteries Malfunction of ALP card Check...

Page 39: ...o nails or screws have been driven into the transducers move the metal detector away from the source eliminate the source of interference if the source consists of movement of large metal masses in th...

Page 40: ...tronics unit shows the signal PI PO see right without any object or person passing through the passageway the photocells do not see anything If the test is being carried out on a metal detector that i...

Page 41: ...lti zone Rev FI 050 GB 60K10 v2_1 41 Battery replacement procedure Necessary tools Medium size Phillips screwdriver PH1 Necessary items CEIA Spare batteries 2 pieces Fig VI 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1...

Page 42: ...s r pond aux exigences de la Directive 73 23 CEE et aux modifications suivantes mentionn es dans la Directive 93 68 CEE concernant la basse tensions Dieses Produkt entspricht den Anforderungen an Nied...

Page 43: ...y Photocells monitoring of the transits through the gate optional J1 6 SER GND ground 5 PP1 Contacts PP1 SER GND on the J1 terminal board are connected to two photocells p1 p2 located on the antenna N...

Page 44: ...in outdoor applications or in particularly difficult environmental conditions The unit comprises two 12V 7Ah batteries and a charger and allows about 6 hours independent operation when mains power is...

Page 45: ...Code Cables connecting the antenna to the electronics unit 720mm cross bar 1 25034 Cable connecting the antenna to the electronics unit 820mm cross bar 1 25035 720mm cross bar with holes 1 24255 720mm...

Page 46: ...ss bar with holes 1 23470 760mm cross bar without holes 1 23471 Electronic card of the antenna luminous bar 1 21146 Photocell assembly 1 32824 Upper protection 1 23701 Threaded knob for the upper prot...

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