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2.3.7.2.9
The first operator does control passages in the second half of each subzone, and
the second one sets the sensitivity in every subzone up to 90% … 100% of the
full column with the “Sensitivity” controllers.
2.3.7.2.10
The control passages should be done with minimal and maximal speed
(0,3…8m/s).
2.3.7.2.11
After setting up the sensitivity, the level of interference in any subzone should not
exceed 20% of the height of the column.
2.3.7.2.12
When assessing the level of interference, it should be taken into account that
interferences from swinging objects or vegetation may be absent in windless
weather and appear with wind.
2.3.7.2.13
To set the necessary range of the detection zone and the places of approved
passages, untick the required subzones under the signal level indicators.
ATTENTION! Please avoid too high sensitivity to eliminate nuisance alarms.
To reduce nuisance alarms, activate only the subzones that should be
activated in accordance to the security task.
If the corresponding subzone is deactivated, there is no alarm when crossing
the detection zone in this place.
2.3.7.2.14
After the setup is complete, click the button “Save” to save the configuration in
the nonvolatile memory of the sensor. After that the program will switch to
“Standby mode”.
To return to the factory settings, press the button “Return to the factory settings”.
2.3.7.2.15
Disconnect the cable from the USB-slot on the transceiver.
2.3.7.2.16
Close the cover of the configuration elements on the transceiver.
2.3.7.3
The remote control of the sensor implements by means of the interface RS-485. It
is connected to the PC via interface converter which is delivered on request. The
operation principle via RS-485 is equal to operation via USB-cable. The
maximum number of the sensors on one line is 31.
