Once the walls are assembled, place the control unit on top of them, paying attention to the proper exit/entrance orientation.
The control unit’s cups are keyed just like the panels’ cups are. Fasten all four of the control unit’s draw latches.
Fig. i
If you are not tall enough to assemble the unit as described in steps
7 and 8, you can use a small ladder or stepstool, or you may assemble
the walls with just two of the panels. Fasten the top panels to the
control unit forming a structure that looks like a table
Fig. J
- Carefully
lift this assembly onto the existing walls, and fasten the remaining
latches. Avoid putting stress on the joints between the panels and the
control unit by keeping the panels parallel and straight.
step
10
Push the outriggers back into the bases.
Fig. K
-
tHe unit’s asseMbly is coMPlete
. You may elect to plug the charger
into the charger connector on either of the two bases.
Fig. l -
As long as the unit is powered on, one charger will charge
both batteries (there is a total of two batteries, one in each base). When unit’s power is off, (as when unit is disassembled),
each base will have to be connected to the charger individually, to charge both batteries. This can be done by using a
standard ‘Y’ cable assembly. Such cable assemblies are available from Fisher or your local distributor.
step
9
step
8
8
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Fig. J
Fig. K
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Presets
The M-Scope’s ideal group of settings may change with different users’ individual preferences, or in different security applications. The
M-Scope can store three separate groups of settings under the headings of User Presets 1, 2 and 3. These correspond to numeral keys 7,8
and 9 respectively. A fourth group of settings, called the Factory Presets, corresponds to the numeral 6 key. To configure the M-Scope
to use any of these four Preset groups, simply press the corresponding numeral key when the M-Scope is in normal operating mode. For
example, pressing the numeral 8 key will set the M-Scope to the configuration stored in User Preset 2.
When you receive your M-Scope, Presets 1, 2, 3 and the FP (factory Preset) will be saved to the following levels. Before using the
M-Scope in any application, all target types and sizes of interest should be passed through the M-Scope to properly select the ap-
propriate sensitivity settings. Read below if you would like to configure your own unique Presets.
FPSET (factory Preset)/ numeral 6: (high sensitivity level)
MAIN SENS ............ = 80
TOP ZONE .............. = 1.30
MID ZONE ............. = 1.00
BOTTOM ZONE ........ = 1.80
PRO1 (memory #1)/ numeral 7:
same as FPSET
PRO2 (memory #2)/ numeral 8: (medium sensitivity level)
MAIN SENS ............ = 45
TOP ZONE ............. = 1.30
MID ZONE ............. = 1.00
BOTTOM ZONE ........ = 1.50
PRO3 (memory #3)/ numeral 9: (low sensitivity level)
MAIN SENS ............ = 20
TOP ZONE .............. = 1.00
MID ZONE ............ = 0.80
BOTTOM ZONE ........ = 1.20
To assign a group of settings to one of the User Presets, adjust the all of the M-Scope’s variables as discussed in the preceding instructions,
and then press and hold the corresponding numeral key for at least one second to store the settings. This is similar to the way most car
radio Presets are stored. Note: the Factory Presets cannot be changed.
If the M-Scope is password protected (Access enabled mode), the system will prompt the operator to enter in their password, or Access
code. Changing the values in any of the three User Presets while the unit is in the Access enabled mode, requires a Master level access
code.
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