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-WT-ADV-24 User Guide

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Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co., Ltd.

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General and Regulatory Information ................................................................................................ 3

Product Description ...................................................................................................................... 6

Features ........................................................................................................................................ 7

Environmental ............................................................................................................................... 7

Other Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 7

Operating Modes .......................................................................................................................... 8

Terminology .................................................................................................................................. 8

Principles of Operation and Design Criteria ................................................................................ 10

Site preparation .......................................................................................................................... 10

Installation Considerations ............................................................................................................. 12

Components of the System ......................................................................................................... 12

Checkpoint layout ....................................................................................................................... 12

Parallel Operation ....................................................................................................................... 13

Assembling the Unit .................................................................................................................... 14

Site Selection Considerations ...................................................................................................... 16

Precautions ................................................................................................................................. 16

Controls, Indicators, and Settings ................................................................................................... 17

Touch Screen Display .................................................................................................................. 17

Remote Control Unit ................................................................................................................... 18

Initial Turn-On and Self-Test ....................................................................................................... 18

Programming and Adjusting Settings .............................................................................................. 19

Login ............................................................................................................................................ 19

Sensitivity Adjustment ................................................................................................................ 20

Frequency Adjustment ................................................................................................................ 22

Alarm Definition .......................................................................................................................... 22

Date/Time Setting ....................................................................................................................... 23

Language Setting ......................................................................................................................... 24

Password Setting ......................................................................................................................... 24

Alarm Query .................................................................................................................................... 24

Query Search ............................................................................................................................... 24

Query Results .............................................................................................................................. 25

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Summary of Contents for HZ-WT-ADV-24

Page 1: ...Walk Through Metal Detector User Manual HZ WT ADV 24 Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co Ltd Corporate Headquarters Manufacturing Building 2 LinDing Road 1191 Jianggan District Hangzhou China 310022 ...

Page 2: ...onsiderations 12 2 1 Components of the System 12 2 2 Checkpoint layout 12 2 3 Parallel Operation 13 2 4 Assembling the Unit 14 2 5 Site Selection Considerations 16 2 6 Precautions 16 3 0 Controls Indicators and Settings 17 3 1 Touch Screen Display 17 3 2 Remote Control Unit 18 3 3 Initial Turn On and Self Test 18 4 0 Programming and Adjusting Settings 19 4 1 Login 19 4 2 Sensitivity Adjustment 20 ...

Page 3: ...2 2021 Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co Ltd All rights reserved 6 0 More Menu Settings 25 6 1 Display Brightness 25 6 2 Signal Outputs 26 6 3 Software Version 26 6 4 Application Type 26 7 0 Maintenance and resolution of problems 27 8 0 Appendix 29 ...

Page 4: ...el are permitted at the work site The apparatus should not be operated by a person who may be sick or under the influence of drugs or alcohol Always connect the device to a grounded electrical outlet Before maintaining cleaning or moving the equipment turn off the main power supply Use the equipment with the original accessories only Use a damp cloth to clean the equipment Do not use any chemicals...

Page 5: ...tal detector in the same area be sure to choose different working frequencies see section 4 3 below 3 The installation location should avoid power lines and communication cables 4 The metal detector shall not be installed in high temperature nor high humidity environments refer to specifications 5 Only authorized trained professional service personnel should be allowed to access and repair the com...

Page 6: ...se the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this equipment EU...

Page 7: ...able of active service around the clock able to sound an alarm as needed screening large numbers of people efficiently to world class standards The sensitivity can be adjusted allowing detection of small metal items as small in size as paper clips as it distinguishes the location of the hidden metal object Users can control the settings to detect metal objects according to their size volume and we...

Page 8: ...splay automatically checks the surrounding environment Graphical user operating interface with the large 7 inch color LCD screen Up to 99 999 alarms can be stored and reviewed based on calendar date and time Alarm review recalls and displays LED alarm strip indications Digital circuit design resists interference and avoids false negative results ENVIRONMENTAL Operating temperature 20 45 C Storage ...

Page 9: ... X 6 If set to 12 minutes the dormancy time will be 12X6 72 minutes Press the power on key to wake up the unit from dormancy SYSTEM CHECK System self checks for faults during the boot process TERMINOLOGY The following terms are used in this manual WTMD Walkthrough Metal Detector Sensitivity A parameter used to define the size of the detected metal object As sensitivity is increased the size of the...

Page 10: ...rate The WTMD has many different operation frequencies and when the WTMD is calibrated at the installation site the lowest interference operation frequency should be chosen Detection Uniformity Uniform sensitivity is maintained within the entire detection area of the WTMD regardless of the shape size and direction of the metal objects Detection uniformity can affect the identification ability of t...

Page 11: ...es of metal objects from different directions pass through the detector the differences in sensitivity are reduced due to the overlapping structures Each zone has significant differences in order to detect metal objects at different heights Advanced microprocessor technology is used for digital signal processing and internal control This enables reliable metal detection capabilities comprehensive ...

Page 12: ...MD Electrical Interference The distance between the electronic interference source and the receiving coil should be the greatest The recommended minimum distance should be 20 to 79 0 5m 2m However the actual range will depend on actual conditions For example you can move the WTMD and the interference source to find the best position Interference can be caused by an electronic control panel radios ...

Page 13: ...rials Ⅳ Detection channel Formed by the Main Control Unit and the Side Panels this is the detection area through which persons to be screened must pass V Remote control unit Used primarily for setup and troubleshooting allows operation of the metal detector without having to touch the display unit CHECKPOINT LAYOUT To achieve the maximum flow of people the plan for checkpoints should be developed ...

Page 14: ...he distance between the WTMDs operation frequencies and sensitivities This equipment has different operation frequencies which can reduce the interference of adjacent detectors and can permit reliable parallel operation In parallel operation it is particularly recommended that the operating frequency is set to F1 F2 or F3 According to the combinations of F1 F2 and F3 and the sensitivity the minimu...

Page 15: ...stance and the spacing between the two transmit panels to be larger distance If there are interference sources place the transmit panel so it is the panel closest to the sources of interference with the receiving panel on the side away from the interference Select frequency combinations to minimize interference Do not operate adjacent WTMD on the same frequencies Parallel operation of three metal ...

Page 16: ...4 User Guide Arrange the left and right panels as shown below and open the main chassis package box Figure 6 Remove the main chassis from the box and lay the main chassis and panels as shown 5 6 Figure 7 7 8 Figure 8 Assemble the panels to the main chassis Use a hex tool to tighten the bolts ...

Page 17: ...NS The location where the detector will be placed should be smooth level and free of obstructions must be constructed to be able to support the combined weight of the detector and all persons who will be working or waiting in the area The surface must be stable and free of motion or vibration The detector is intended for indoor use only If it is necessary to install the detector outdoors it should...

Page 18: ...ght Navigate through menu options Enter When the screen is in the normal operation mode pressing the Enter button will access the Options Menu When the screen is in Options Menu pressing the Enter button will select the desired option Power When the screen is in the normal operation mode pressing the Power button for more than 5 seconds will power the machine off When the screen is in Options Menu...

Page 19: ...n will access the Options Menu When the screen is in Options Menu pressing the Enter button will select the desired option Power When the screen is in the normal operation mode pressing the Power button for more than 5 seconds will power the machine off When the screen is in Options Menu pressing the Power button will revert to the previous options menu or will exit return the user to the normal o...

Page 20: ... adjusting the sensitivity in the programming screens 4 0 PROGRAMMING AND ADJUSTING SETTINGS LOGIN Press the Enter button to be prompted for the password see Figure 17 Use the and keys to increase decrease the number in each position and press the and keys to move between positions the initial password is 000000 A short press on the Power button will return to the previous menu a long press with t...

Page 21: ...HE SETTINGS AND RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS MENU The Zone screen FIGURE 21 SHOWS THE DEFAULT FOR A 6 ZONE CONFIGURATION AFTER SELF CALIBRATION USE THE UP AND DOWN BUTTONS TO HIGHLIGHT A SPECIFIC DETECTION ZONE AND PRESS ENTER TO MODIFY THE SENSITIVITY OF THAT ZONE TO MANUALLY ADJUST THE PARAMETERS PRESS THE OR BUTTONS TO SELECT SPECIFIC DIGITS THEN THE USE UP AND DOWN BUTTONS TO ADJUST THE VALUE FROM 0...

Page 22: ...Model Number HZ WT ADV 24 User Guide Page 21 2021 Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co Ltd All rights reserved Zone schematic diagram for 6 and 18 zones Figure 22 ...

Page 23: ...justment the walk through metal detector will automatically detect the surrounding magnetic field each time it powers on and will set a working frequency which can function in the current environment this will delay the metal detector s boot time The frequency automatic adjustment screen will close after the system finishes adjusting the working frequency MANUAL ADJUSTMENT of the working frequency...

Page 24: ...s and return to the previous menu LEDSETTING In the LED setting interface Figure 28 set the alarm LED light duration Use up and down buttons to set the duration Press the Enter button to save the settings and return to the previous menu DATE TIME SETTING In the Date Time setting interface Figure 29 set the metal detector date and time Use the up and down buttons to select the date and time use the...

Page 25: ... buttons to change the position Press the Enter button to confirm the old password input the new password and press Enter then confirm the new password and press Enter After the password change is successful pressing the power button will directly return to the previous menu The default password is 000000 Changing the password is highly recommended 5 0 ALARM QUERY Query Search In the Alarm query i...

Page 26: ...the More screen These are Display Signal Out Version No ID The More menu Figure 34 allows you to set the display screen brightness the signal output and application spot standard selection and view the software version and version number Use the left and right button to select the items to do settings Press the Enter button to enter the sub menu press the power button to return to the previous men...

Page 27: ... NC alarm output device Optional feature SOFTWARE VERSION The Version menu Figure 38 displays the software version and version ID Press the Enter button or the power button to return to the previous menu APPLICATION TYPE The Walk Through Metal Detector has some pre stored settings that may be used to deploy the detectors rapidly or as a starting point customize the settings for your application In...

Page 28: ...rall sensitivity to low Suitable for all large and small entertainment venues 4 Automatic setting frequency normally needs to close after the metal detector door debugging completed which can save the time required for environment detection when boot TROUBLESHOOTING AND SUPPORT No Fault Description Check Solution 1 Cannot boot No power Check whether the power line between main chassis and the door...

Page 29: ...hits directly on the infrared component it may also trigger an alarm Replace the infrared component Change the installation location to avoid the sun 5 There s no alarm when people pass with metals Normally it is because the sensitivity is too low Try to increase the sensitivity of each zone Debug capture card For additional Troubleshooting and Support please contact Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co L...

Page 30: ...Model Number MD WT ADV 24 User Guide Page 29 2021 Hangzhou Weiqi Electronic Co Ltd All Rights Reserved All rights reserved 8 0 APPENDIX ...

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