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Masking the Near Area Detection

b.) Use Masking Seals to eliminate specific unwanted segment

Note:

This is a permanent countermeasure!

1. Confirm obstacle’s location F6 recorded through Step12.

2. Attach carefully the masking seal to the mirror by using tweezers.

Summary of Contents for REDWALL-V

Page 1: ...ector main unit Cross slot Screwdriver Page 1 18 REDWALL V adjustment procedures guide Ver1 2 July 1 2011 Included in the kit Area plate Area masking seal Allen Key Tweezers Optional but necessary adj...

Page 2: ...e unit 10 Walk testing to confirm the obstacle s location 11 Mounting the AVF 1 for false alarm avoidance 12 Recording the obstacle s location 13 Preparation of masking 14 Masking the optics 15 Settin...

Page 3: ...vertical position with Angle Adjustment guide according to installation height Arrow of the main unit Installation height at 2 3m 7 6ft Installation height at 4m 13ft If the height is between 2 3m an...

Page 4: ...rizontally to desired area 3 Tighten the adjustment screw slightly Remove the cover before mounting the AVF 1 View Finder 1 Loosen two securing screws 2 Hold the head of the both screw with your hand...

Page 5: ...AVF 1 to the main unit 3 Peel off the protection seals from both sides of the area plate 4 Insert the area plate into the slot of View Finder so that the arrow points up 5 Look through the inspection...

Page 6: ...o get the position that the person is located in the most far detection area 4 Make a person stand at the point Actual site view View through the AVF 1 1 Adjust the horizontal angle of the main unit i...

Page 7: ...ogic selector is OR Step7 Preparation for walk test 2 Confirm that CONNECTION SELECT SWITCH is at REDWALL V 3 MODE SELECT SWITCH is used for Far Near and Creep zone detection 3 2 Step6 Setting the AWT...

Page 8: ...the condition in the detection area 2 Check to ensure the tone is constant that there is no one in the detection area If not there might be an object that could be the cause of a false alarm Remove t...

Page 9: ...or F6 1 and 2 should be masked Record F6 1 and 2 for masking Step11 Mounting the AVF 1 for false alarm avoidance AVF 1 AWT 3 Remove the AWT 3 from the unit and then put the AVF 1 on the unit again Con...

Page 10: ...that of the detection segment of AVF 1 What is seen on the left is physically on the right side of the mirror For example in Step12 segment F6 should be masked like below 1 Remove the AVF 1 2 Remove...

Page 11: ...Confirm which mirror should be masked by area chart If some object covers the zone 1 and 2 opposite side of mirror needs to be masked photo above Masking the Far Area Detection There are 2 options whe...

Page 12: ...tion There are 2 options when masking the Near Area detection a Use Masking plates to narrow detection area Like far area take the masking plate out and mask outside detection area But you can mask th...

Page 13: ...Detection b Use Masking Seals to eliminate specific unwanted segment Note This is a permanent countermeasure 1 Confirm obstacle s location F6 recorded through Step12 2 Attach carefully the masking sea...

Page 14: ...in Step16 Conduct walk test to confirm successful masking Confirm the unwanted segments are properly eliminated Check both Far area and Near area independently If the tone doesn t change when a person...

Page 15: ...e screw and remove the lid of creep unit 2 Adjust the detection angle horizontally and vertically 3 Conduct walk test whether the detection area has been set as required If not re adjust it 4 Put the...

Page 16: ...wo detection areas AND When conducting Walk test please set at SH In case that the SIP installed at 2 3m 7 6 Factory default is M position After confirmation of the detection area adjust the proper se...

Page 17: ...he AWT 3 put the cover on the main unit and fasten the securing screw Step19 Walk testing to reconfirm the detection area Conduct a walk test to confirm the SIP detects a person in the detection area...

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