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IQ³ +   User  Guide

Supplement

Results Screen

When power is applied the machine, it will come up in the Results Screen as shown:

 This top level screen shows the ongoing operating status of the detector, such as the product name 
being inspected and the number of rejects. For experienced users it has “hot buttons“ built in that 
allow access to all common areas of functionality. For less experienced users and access to all other 
operational settings access the Mimic Screen by pressing the “Go To“ button in the bottom left hand 
corner.

Description of icons and controls:

#(number)

 – is the current running product number and name. From this fi eld the product to be 

inspected can be changed. Tap on the product name to be presented with a list of products to 
select.
 

Trash Can

 – display only of the total quantity of rejects for the current running product. 

Dial

 – the pointer shows the product signal in analogue form. When the dial is in the black zone the 

products are passed, but products which cause the dial to move into the red zone will be rejected. 
The lowest red number which is underlined is referred to as the 

Threshold.

Threshold

 – products with a signal value above this level will be rejected. Tap on the threshold value 

to adjust it, and therefore the sensitivity of the detector: high numbers give lower sensitivity; smaller 
numbers higher sensitivity. Setting the Threshold too low will lead to false rejects. This value is set 
automatically by the product learn process. 

Digital Signal

 – this shows the product signal in digital form. Tap on the number for access to the 

learn menu to learn a new product.  

Blue Banner Bar

 – the bar is a continuous theme through out the IQ³+ operating software. Its 

function is described here, but applies wherever the banner is displayed. 

Summary of Contents for IQ +

Page 1: ...IQ Metal Detector User Guide Supplement...

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Page 3: ...IQ Metal Detector User Guide Supplement...

Page 4: ...in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Spectrum Inspection Systems IQ Metal Detector is a trade...

Page 5: ...actured in accordance with the following transposed harmonised European standards EN12100 parts 1 and 2 2003 Safety of Machinery Basic concepts general principles for design EN294 1992 Safety of Machi...

Page 6: ...ICES At no time with compressed air and or electrical power applied to an automatic reject device should any part of the body be placed within the operating area of the reject device 5 EXCESSIVE NOISE...

Page 7: ...MAY OCCUR CE Directive 94 9 EC ATEX Directive July 2003 a LOCATION OF EQUIPMENT This equipment is certi ed as category 3D for use in zones designated 22 only b INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE Electrical...

Page 8: ...8 IQ User Guide Supplement IQ User Guide Supplement To be used in conjuction with the IQ User Manual...

Page 9: ...ent and a user manual for the IQ Refer to this supplement for guidance on how to navigate the screens on the user interface Refer to the IQ User Manual for any other information including details of t...

Page 10: ...the total quantity of rejects for the current running product Dial the pointer shows the product signal in analogue form When the dial is in the black zone the products are passed but products which c...

Page 11: ...screens associated with the message type when viewing reports and logs The bar is also used for benign detector operating information in green Mimic Screen To get to this screen tap the Go To button w...

Page 12: ...international copyright treaties The software in the IQ Metal Detector is licensed not sold 1 Grant of Licence Spectrum Inspection Systems shall at all times have and retain title and full ownership...

Page 13: ...13 Notes...

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Page 16: ...Loma Systems Southwood Farnborough GU14 0NY England Loma Systems 283 East Lies Road Carol Stream Illinois 60188 USA www loma com...

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