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Summary of Contents for ETS-LINDGREN SuiteSentry

Page 1: ...SuiteSentry Single Screener Operation and Installation Manual September 2018 PNPNPNP Rev A...

Page 2: ...Page 2 of 34...

Page 3: ...y Single Screener 11 Reference Documents Installation Wiring Diagram 14 4 2 Power Up and Diagnostic Instructions 18 5 0 OPERATION PROCEDURES 19 5 1 General Description of Operation of SuiteSentry Sing...

Page 4: ...m FMD Ferromagnetic Detector LED Light Emitting Diode electronic replacement for lamp PIR Passive Infra Red Detects body heat and motion and enables SuiteSentry Single Screener to go into Active Mode...

Page 5: ...ektrische Schl ge mechanische oder sonstige Gefahren kommen AVISO Este Manual de Servicio s lo existe en ingl s Si alg n proveedor de servicios ajeno a KDI solicita un idioma que no sea el ingl s es r...

Page 6: ...y attracts anything which is ferromagnetic generally containing iron or steel It can and will attract and pull any ferromagnetic object such as hand tools oxygen bottles scissors chairs IV stands and...

Page 7: ...ntry Single Screener 1 0550 A 02016 D Spacer Mounting Block Extension 2 2973 A 02778 Mat Floor Solo Instructive 1 0540 A 02050 Box Return Materials 14 x 8 x 5 w UPS Return Label 1 2840 A 02838 2 2 Too...

Page 8: ...ctor SAP Only if facility permits ask first 8 Clean area and remove installation debris 9 Train the MRI staff and have them sign provided Training Record roster 10 Take pictures of installed detector...

Page 9: ...on limitations with regard to locating ferromagnetic material inside an object or human body Therefore if a ferrous non superficial or subcutaneous object is detected further investigation is recommen...

Page 10: ...ns Usage The highest sensitivity to moving objects occurs within 3 inches of the Sensor Array Column All efforts should be made to minimize traffic in the area of the Sensor Array Column during the sc...

Page 11: ...ener Bottom Cap Rear and the line cord into the outlet slide SuiteSentry Single Screener away from shipping carton if you need to plug the supply cable in to the bottom cap receptacle SEE Fig 1 2 and...

Page 12: ...2 inches to more easily attach power input Remove power supply and main power cable to power up the detector for operation verification prior to permanent mounting Rigid Foam Support Blocks for shipp...

Page 13: ...e Wall Toggler This is a heavy duty toggle bolt kit included in the shipment Part 2186 A 02053 It requires a drill bit not provided and instructions are included This is the recommended mounting when...

Page 14: ...Page 14 of 34 Reference Documents Installation Wiring Diagram Figure 5 Typical Installation Figure 4 Drill Locations for Mounting Brackets Ferromagnetic Detector Mounted to Wall...

Page 15: ...h to wall and catch the debris from drilling the large hole Hold ends of straps between thumb and forefinger and pull toward you until channel rests flush behind wall Slide plastic cap along straps wi...

Page 16: ...Figure 8 Exploded view of Mounting Block toggle screw and washer into wall Figure 9 a b c d Exploded views of Mounting Block Mtg Block Extension over Rub Rail NOTE The togglers are very strong and DO...

Page 17: ...creener forward slightly and insert the Power Cable into the connector at the rear of the SuiteSentry Single Screener 4 Insert the bottom cross screw in the same manner 5 Use the Digital Power Supply...

Page 18: ...n beeping the of beeps indicates sensitivity setting the fewer of beeps the higher the sensitivity setting 2 The purple power on LED indicator at top upper bar graph display illuminates 3 Followed by...

Page 19: ...the object person is within the adjustable physical presence area approx 6 10 in front of the detector As person moves in to the sensing area the PIR will detect your proximity and cause the system t...

Page 20: ...Page 20 of 34 SuiteSentry Single Screener 3 Modes of Operation Figure 12 FerrAlert Solo 3 Modes of Operation...

Page 21: ...on the Sensor Array Column at the location within a few inches of the detected ferromagnetic hazard Additionally an indicator at the top of the array aids the supervisor to see the location of the fe...

Page 22: ...Page 22 of 34 SuiteSentry Single Screener Operation Usage Figures 13 a b c SuiteSentry Single Screener Operation and Usage...

Page 23: ...L Adjusts the ferromagnetic disturbance threshold required to trigger an alarm Sensitivity increases with clockwise rotation Sensitivity control shown in the initial detent position Switch 1 Activates...

Page 24: ...he adjustment to verify alarm is functional You may shut the alarm off temporarily while adjusting sensitivity 3 Begin by noting the current setting of the SENSITIVITY control as the original setting...

Page 25: ...light radiating from personnel moving in its field of view Movement of a person and not an object causes the SuiteSentry Single Screener to change from STANDBY non alarming mode to ACTIVE ready to ala...

Page 26: ...c illumination done sequentially This takes approx 45 seconds With that established The actual sensors are 3 above and 3 below each green led in the column Take a post it piece of paper and fold it in...

Page 27: ...unted or free standing with optional Mobile Base using internal battery power while un plugged and recharges or operates on wall power when plugged in POWER REQUIREMENT 100 to 240 VAC 47 to 63 Hz 30 w...

Page 28: ...Page 28 of 34 9 3 Reference Documents Installation Wiring Diagram SuiteSentry Single Screener Installation Wiring and Figure 16 Typical Installation Ferromagnetic Detector Mounted to Wall...

Page 29: ...Page 29 of 34 9 4 Mounting Dimensions SuiteSentry Single Screener...

Page 30: ...Page 30 of 34 10 0 Typical Installation Pictures...

Page 31: ...ge 31 of 34 Typical Installation Pictures continued The cable can be run up the back of the SuiteSentry Single Screener and inside the 2 Mounting Block Brackets for a neat install when outlet is up ne...

Page 32: ...Page 32 of 34 Typical Installation Pictures continued...

Page 33: ...luding but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose ETS Lindgren shall not be subject to any other obligations or liability whatsoever with equipment m...

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