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User MANUAL

PD 6500

i

MODeL 11684xx

OUTsIDe UsA

International  Division

Garrett Metal Detectors

1881 West State Street

Garland, Texas 75042-6797 USA

Phone: 

972-494-6151

Fax:   

972-494-1881

Email:  

[email protected]

Website: 

www.garrett.com

UsA

Security  Division

Garrett Metal Detectors

1881 West State Street

Garland, Texas 75042-6797 USA

Phone: 

972-494-6151

Fax:   

972-494-1881

Email:  

[email protected]

Website: 

www.garrett.com

Summary of Contents for 11684 Series

Page 1: ...treet Garland Texas 75042 6797 USA Phone 972 494 6151 Fax 972 494 1881 Email international garrett com Website www garrett com USA Security Division Garrett Metal Detectors 1881 West State Street Garl...

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Page 3: ...of harmful substances Caution Do not short circuit Serious burns may result Caution Do not dispose of batteries in a fire They may explode Caution Do not open or mutilate batteries They may contain a...

Page 4: ...e Any recommendations or directives issued by personal physicians or medical device manu facturers should be followed If for any reason e g doctors orders etc a patron objects to being scanned with a...

Page 5: ...NGS 24 3 6 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS 34 3 7 CODE RESET 35 4 program Sensitivity settings 36 4 1 program selection 36 4 2 selecting sensitivity and zone boost settings 36 5 operation 38 5 1 OPERATIONAL...

Page 6: ...ape and orientation Traffic Pacing lights with international wait and proceed symbols are Flow located on the entrance side of each panel and allow smooth and efficient traffic flow The PD 6500i traff...

Page 7: ...2 1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY The Garrett PD 6500i has been tested and found to comply with Canadian Standard CAN CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 and CAN CSA C22 2 No 1010 1B 97 Safety Requirements for Measurement Contro...

Page 8: ...R Part 15 Subpart B 1998 Class A for Power Line Conducted Emissions FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B 1998 Class A for Radiated Emissions EN 55022 1998 Radiated Emissions for Class A Information Technology...

Page 9: ...The ready light must be illuminated before a patron is permitted to enter the walk through A rapidly blinking ready light is an indication that AC power has been discon nected and the unit is operatin...

Page 10: ...orts alarm statistics such as alarm count and alarm count If operator access is enabled the counter may be reset by pressing the COUNTER touchpad for approximately ten seconds 1 3 1 6 4 VOLUME The VOL...

Page 11: ...r the PD 6500i and overloads the detector s circuits The warble sound prompts the operator to correct the situation before allowing anyone to pass through the metal detector 1 3 2 3 TAMPER ALARM When...

Page 12: ...de This makes connecting power very convenient and gives users more options when designing their sites When running power along the ground it is recommended that cords be secured to the ground using h...

Page 13: ...ors at a checkpoint Garrett has found the following configurations to work best Please refer to the following illustrations See Section 2 3 for additional equipment spacing requirements and set up inf...

Page 14: ...ff Membe r X Ray or Search Table Detector Operator Operator Operator 12 30 cm min X Ray or Search Table Detector 12 30 cm min Traffic Flow 24 60 cm min Traffic Flow Pacing Line 24 60 cm min Traffic Fl...

Page 15: ...or X Ray or Search Table 12 30 cm min 12 30 cm min Detector Pacer Pacer Operator Operator Wanding Area Staff Member 2 5 cm min 2 5 cm min Detector Detector Pacer Bag Screener Bag Screener Bag Screener...

Page 16: ...machines and other complementary screening equipment should be placed a minimum distance of 12 from the detector See section 6 1 for information about identifying and resolving sources of interferenc...

Page 17: ...ction unit with touchpad panel facing down on packing insert Connect detection unit to panels A and B using four screws and finishing washers Do not tighten Figure 2 2 4 Connect Panel Cables Open the...

Page 18: ...able at the bottom of the entrance side of the selected panel through the 1 inch diameter opening in the bottom of the boot Slip the power cord into the clamp as shown in Figure 2 4 to prevent pinchin...

Page 19: ...l detector WTMD operation units within 25 to 100 of each other depending on sensitivity setting certain power requirements and installation adjustments are necessary to avoid crosstalk interference am...

Page 20: ...n in Figure 2 10 and on inside of controller cover Connector block is a plug in and may be removed to facilitate connection of the wires 5 With the exception of the end units the SH1 jumper located on...

Page 21: ...operation Note At distances between 20 and 40 inches 0 5 to 1 m it may or may not be necessary to switch off a transmitter panel of the PD 6500i Leave both transmitters on unless interfer ence is obse...

Page 22: ...etting 3 Establishing the required program and settings 4 Checking for interference and verifying proper operation 3 CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS There are three access levels of security clearance for th...

Page 23: ...Yes View Only View Only Min Volume 12 ON OFF Select 1 200 Administrator 5678 OFF ON View Only View Reset 0 50 View Reset View Reset View Reset Yes View Only View Only View Only Min Volume 12 0 12 1 9...

Page 24: ...rder press the PROGRAM touchpad Press OPERATE to exit and return to normal operation 3 5 1 VOLUME VOLUME shows the current volume setting The user may use the touchpads to increase or decrease the ala...

Page 25: ...e viewed only by the administrator The Admin Alarm automatically resets to zero when the Admin Count is reset or rolls over 3 5 10 RESET COUNTER RESET COUNT allows the traffic and Alarm counts to be r...

Page 26: ...N CNT DIR is used to select the way in which traffic flow will be counted FWD ONLY counts patrons passing in the normal forward direction only passing in the reverse direction has no affect on count R...

Page 27: ...coincide with other Garrett walk through channels A and B 3 5 23 PROGRAM PROG which indicates the current program setting will appear on the LCD If the user is authorized to change the program the us...

Page 28: ...rformed enough tests 8 Choose the highest reading produced by the test object 9 Return to the base sensitivity menu item and enter the alarm level reading that you chose in Step 8 as the base sensitiv...

Page 29: ...ds An adjustment of zero percent means the sensitivity of that area is equal to the base sensitivity The zones lights on the detector will light up to indicate the area being adjusted The following ar...

Page 30: ...ble KEYPAD 6 7 8 9 10 11 Figure 3 2 PD 6500i Zones There are 33 total detection zones 11 from top to bottom Zones 1 1 2 6 each having 3 separate detection zones to indicate left center or right side T...

Page 31: ...TIONAL except ACCESS OFF All touchpads are blocked except All touchpads are BLOCKED ON OFF and ACCESS ON w Key All touchpads are OPERATIONAL All touchpads are BLOCKED 3 5 29 ALTER SUPERVISOR CODE TO A...

Page 32: ...sive detection speeds are required such as throwing a metal object through the archway Activating the Expanded Detection Speed setting may increase the level of noise interference 3 5 33 M Filter This...

Page 33: ...off This feature may be useful when attempting to operate within 20 50 cm of non Garrett walk through detectors see illustrations in Section 2 3 4 Specifically if the RX panel of the non Garrett detec...

Page 34: ...Zone Lights 2 Sec Alarm Time 1 Sec I R Analysis ON Count Direction Forward Only Language English Synchronization Master Channel 1 Program Airports Base Sensitivity 165 Zone 1 0 Zone 2 0 Zone 3 0 Zone...

Page 35: ...d for resetting the administrator access code to factory preset code 1 Open the main cover of the detection unit 2 Remove the three screws attached to the controller module cover 3 With power turned o...

Page 36: ...n of Program Sensitivity and Zone Boost settings is important since lower than required sensitivity and or zone boosts settings can decrease the ability of the equipment to detect forbidden objects an...

Page 37: ...tems and is therefore recommended for applications which allow low traffic throughput Loss prevention programs one to six are used to detect metals ranging from conductive and or non ferrous to non co...

Page 38: ...rms The Operator s ongoing responsibility is to ensure that the PD 6500i always operates accord ing to the information displayed on the LCD and to determine the cause of the alarms The Operator should...

Page 39: ...n alarm and the alarm light appears the Operator should instruct the individual to step outside the walk through and remove any metal objects from their body and or clothing The Operator should then e...

Page 40: ...rces However the high sensitivity required to detect smaller objects may make the equipment susceptible to interference from a variety of external sources The presence of these noise sources may be re...

Page 41: ...4 Adjust the BASE SENSITIVITY up or down until only a limited number of zone lights are active This will indicate the location of the strongest interference See Section 3 5 24 5 After identifying the...

Page 42: ...RX BOARD FAIL AC SYNC or SYNC FAIL RX A or B ZN PK FAIL RX or TX OPTIC FAIL CABLE MISCONNECT RX A or B ZN BAL FAIL DSP FAIL TX A FAIL TX B FAIL NO SLAVE OUTPUT SLAVE SYNC SYNC FAIL AC SYNC FAIL TX OPT...

Page 43: ...and connectors 2 Circuit Board Connections 1 Panel B cable and connectors 2 Circuit Board Connections Ensure no blockage of IR beam of Panel A and Panel B at waist level of archway Ensure line voltag...

Page 44: ...head panel contains all of the circuit boards required for operation The cables that connect the controller module to the side panels are plugged into connectors at the top of each panel The controlle...

Page 45: ...sembly 2342102 2 11 Light Bar Controller 2341112 2 12 Light Bar Slave Set 2341212 2 13 Power Supply Module 2338612 1 14 Touch panel 9425100 1 15 Speaker Assembly 2404900 1 16 Cable Assembly A Det Unit...

Page 46: ...PD 6500i USER MANUAL 46 2008 Garrett Metal Detectors PN 1532010 REV F1 27 10 16 21 17 13 9...

Page 47: ...made by an unauthorized party THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THE BUYER A...

Page 48: ...evice a VCR video monitor or other AC component follow Figure 7 1 The optically isolated triac output conducts only when the red Alarm light is illuminated Control should not exceed 48Vrms and 100mA T...

Page 49: ...1 and 2 1 Disconnect from AC power 2 Open access door of detection unit 3 Remove the three screws that hold controller cover Remove the terminal connector 4 Connect the relay or device to controller...

Page 50: ...BATTERY BACKUP MODULE INSTALLATION 1 Open the access door of the detection unit 2 Disconnect the AC power plug from the power supply module 3 Remove the three screws that hold the controller module co...

Page 51: ...trical outlet 8 3 Desktop Remote Control PN 2266400 The desktop remote control allows the user to monitor and control the PD 6500i from a remote location The remote includes a full keypad LCD Panel LE...

Page 52: ...equirement to move multiple units The removable version requires no modifications to the panels for installation 8 4 1 Installation of Permanent MagnaDolly PN 1169000 Follow installation instructions...

Page 53: ...mounts may be used to fix the location of the PD 6500i to eliminate unauthorized relocation and to protect from tipping The mounts are intended for smooth floors and eliminate damaging finished floors...

Page 54: ...fic and alarm history To install the module first install the short RS485 cable on the circuit board Attach the CMA module using the screws which attach the circuit board cover Connect the CMA to a ne...

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