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Product description

Operating conditions

User group

Caution!

The  eqo system may only be activated and operated by
appropriately trained personnel!

Caution!

The national accident prevention regulations are to be
observed for all activities.

The necessary knowledge for operating eqo can be acquired by at-
tending an operator training course offered by Smiths Detection, or
its designated/authorised agents.

Climatic conditions 

Operation

Transport & Storage

Temperature

0°C to +40°C

-20°C to +70°C

Relative Humidity

10% to 90% 
(not condensing)

10% to 98% 
(not condensing)

Protection class IEC
60529

IP 20

IP 20

Important!

The functionality of the eqo system can only be guaran-
teed as long as the unit is operated or stored within the
climatic limits specified above and the protection class
according to IEC 60529 is observed.

95591706 11/02/2010 © smiths detection proprietary information

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Summary of Contents for eqo

Page 1: ...its contents is not permitted without express written authority Offenders will be liable for damages All rights including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design are reserved Technical modifications re served 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information SMITHS DETECTION www smithsdetection com ...

Page 2: ...08 Eizo FlexScan MX190 User s Manual 95592663 User s Manual FlexScan S1932 Color LCD Monitor Eizo 95591849 Plantronics Savi Office W0100 Professional Wireless Headset System W01 Base WH100 Headset with Optional HL10 Lifter User Guide 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information0 ...

Page 3: ...ns 10 User group 10 Climatic conditions 10 Controls and indicators of the eqo system 11 Description of the keyboards 12 Navigator 13 Control key panel 13 Priority key panel 14 Key switch 15 Image enhancement key panel 15 Indicator panel 16 Function key panel 16 Emergency stop switch 17 Monitors 17 Local station monitor A 17 Local station monitor B 17 Remote station monitor 18 Audio Hardware 19 Wir...

Page 4: ...e remote station 42 Audio communication 44 Audio base at the local station only 44 Audio base at local and remote station 44 Subscribing a master headset to the local station audio base station 45 Conference in additional headsets 45 Adjusting the headset hearing volume 46 Terminate a conference link 47 Subscribing headset a master to the remote station s audio base 47 Operation 49 Conducting the ...

Page 5: ...Table of contents Local Station 57 Remote Station 58 Annex A 59 Daily Test Procedure 59 Test card example images 60 Annex B 63 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information III ...

Page 6: ...Table of contents 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information IV ...

Page 7: ...atement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This Category II radio communication device complies with Industry Canada Standard RSS 310 Declaration of Conformity Hereby S...

Page 8: ...r eqo effectively and being able to detect threats requires a certain degree of expertise It is possible to ac quire these skills by attending an eqo operator training course It is recommended that you read these instructions carefully prior to using your eqo In particular please be sure to read the section entitled Safety instructions which contains important informa tion concerning your safety 9...

Page 9: ...ries The safety instructions in this manual are subdivided into three danger categories These categories differ with regard to the severity of injuries that can result from the non compliance with the instructions DANGER Indicates a directly threatening danger Non compliance leads to the most severe injuries or death WARNING Indicates a possibly dangerous situation Non compli ance can lead to the ...

Page 10: ...t references Example 3 indicates a reference to page 3 Warning signs used Explanation of the warning signs displayed on the eqo system and within this document Sign Meaning Hazard Observe the instructions in the documentation Electric Panels and connectors marked by this symbol may only be opened or used by qualified personnel with the appropriate training Trip Hazard Danger obstacles Watch your s...

Page 11: ...the information containing in the sub chapter is only concerning to the following two configurations Local station only Local station with wireless audio base and remote station System configurations for the eqo system In the following the possible system configurations for the eqo sys tem are listed Abbreviation Description Local station only Local station with wireless audio base Local and remot...

Page 12: ...General information 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 6 ...

Page 13: ... station manages the progression of the subject through the screening process and does not have access to the mm wave image The remote operator see Fig 3 reviews the mm wave image and determines whether the subject is clear or is suspect This de termination completes the review of the subject using eqo The eqo system consists of three main modules see Fig 4 the local operator station the flat scan...

Page 14: ...scanning panel is on the right hand side of the person who will be scanned as they enter the sys tem through the arch and vice versa for the left hand version Furthermore the local operator station can be placed at two differ ent positions either next to the flat scanning panel see Fig 6 or next to the arch In all variants it is possible to turn the monitor at the eqo station around so that it fac...

Page 15: ...ding frequency assignment and terms of use Proper use of the system Use as agreed The only and exclusive purpose of eqo is the screening of persons using millimetre waves by appropriately trained personnel Important The functionality of the eqo system and its protection can only be guaranteed as long as the unit is operated in a manner described in the operating instructions An impairment or at wo...

Page 16: ...se offered by Smiths Detection or its designated authorised agents Climatic conditions Operation Transport Storage Temperature 0 C to 40 C 20 C to 70 C Relative Humidity 10 to 90 not condensing 10 to 98 not condensing Protection class IEC 60529 IP 20 IP 20 Important The functionality of the eqo system can only be guaran teed as long as the unit is operated or stored within the climatic limits spec...

Page 17: ...s distribution Floor mat Shows the centre of the scan volume Keyboard Local station s keyboard with emer gency stop and key switch Flat screen monitor Depending on the user login the screen either shows a live image of the current data or displays an in formation screen with two coloured button signs Flat scanning panel Houses and protects the scanning antenna Audio base with charge cradle and hea...

Page 18: ...eys are divided in four main key panels The control key panel the priority key panel the image enhancement key panel and the function key panel In the following the function of each key will be explained Depend ing on your eqo system configuration the layout of the keyboards are different Local station keyboard Important If the system is operated without a remote station the layout of the eqo loca...

Page 19: ...ft you change the entries or call up a selected menu item or function You can delete wrong text entries by moving the cursor to the left using the navigator Control key panel Symbol Name Description Direction Step Key Changes the direction of live image If the image is paused then this key will step the image frame by frame in the direction of the key Direction Step Key Changes the direction of li...

Page 20: ...the image at normal speed in the same direction as before pause Pause Plays and pauses the current scan Image Important The keys of the control key panel are disabled at the loc al operator station for operator s use except only a local station is existent Priority key panel Symbol Name Description T Priority key 1 Within screen messages and menus the key can have different functions Acknowledge a...

Page 21: ...ate a Re Scan Key switch Symbol Name Description Key switch Turn the key switch to the right into position II in order to switch on the unit The key switch will backslide automatically to posi tion I In order to switch the unit off turn the key switch to the left into position 0 Image enhancement key panel Sym bol Name Description Invert Displays a reverse or negative type image of the scan Contra...

Page 22: ...ity to enter letters and numbers The numbers are used by default To switch between the entry of letters and numbers press Q see Fig 10 Only the keys ex plained below are available operator s use Symbol Name Description N A Not enabled in this version 8 Menu Opens the main menu 9 Exit Exits from the main menu to the main screen N A Not enabled in this version N A Not enabled in this version Q Selec...

Page 23: ...r the local station Local station monitor A The flat screen monitor of the local station can be adjusted using the buttons at the bottom of the screen Important Prior to using or adjusting the flat screen monitor read the annexed documentation User s Manual FlexScan S1932 Color LCD Monitor Eizo Local station monitor B The flat screen monitor can be adjusted using the buttons at the bottom of the s...

Page 24: ...ed using the buttons at the bottom of the screen Important Prior to using or adjusting the flat screen monitor read the annexed documentation Eizo FlexScan MX190 User s Manual 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 18 Fig 13 Buttons of the flat screen monitor ...

Page 25: ...arger For matters of industrial hygiene each operator should have its own headset and charge cradle The batteries of the headset are charged by means of the rack charger The rack charger al lows up to 5 headsets to be charged at one time see Fig 15 Docking and charging a headset To charge a headset just dock the charge cradle to the rack charger as shown in Fig 19 and place the headset into the ch...

Page 26: ...ith the local operators The batteries of the headset are charged by means of the rack charger see Fig 15 Important Prior to using the audio hardware read the annexed documentation Plantronics Savi Office W0100 Profes sional Wireless Headset System W01 Base WH100 Headset with Optional HL10 Lifter User Guide and adhere to the safety instructions 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary infor...

Page 27: ...current data The screen is split in two frames The frame on the left side displays the normal non zoomed image and the other the zoomed image The zoom factor can be increased decreased 36 A blue box appears on the standard frame and it may be moved using the blue navigator key 13 This blue box indicates the re gion which is to be zoomed in on Progress bar The time line at the base of the screen di...

Page 28: ...n about the remote stations connected to the local operator station Remote Ops At a remote station The row contains information about the local oper ator station connected to and the other remote station which is connected to the local station if applicable Local Op Remote Op Operator ID logged in at the local station Machine name of the local operator station Operator ID of the operator logged in...

Page 29: ...r Local Machine Login Waiting For Reviewer Image enhancements applied contrast bright ness Current zoom level applied to the image 2x 4x 8x or Speed and direction for the time line indicators Speed levels are 0 25x 0 5x 1x 2x 4x 8x Direc tion Right Left General contains general information Current date and time Self Test results OK Fail or Uncalibrated Information only displayed at the local opera...

Page 30: ...nostics to read export the incident report Volume Control 135 246 2110 3110 Adjust the master volume level of the audio connection Each headset has its own volume control also only valid when VoIP is uses for audio communication Logout login a user Logout Before switching off the eqo system or logging in another user it is necessary to log off a logged in user first Press the 8 key to open the mai...

Page 31: ... and the nav igator Fig 26 shows a detail of the keyboard s function keys Important Inside an input field the lower case numbers and letters 1 abc 0 _ written above each function key are act ive This gives the operator the ability to enter letters and numbers The numbers are used by default To switch between the entry of letters and numbers press Q You can delete wrong text entries by moving the c...

Page 32: ... rights In case that the password has expired the User Details screen will advise the user to enter a new password Pressing U opens the Edit User Password dialog see Fig 30 Edit user password The Edit User Password dialog allows you to edit your password using the function keys 16 and the navigator 13 Pressing T will confirm your changes and return you to the main screen 21 Pressing V will display...

Page 33: ...rights Date and time settings The Date and Time Setting dialog shows the actual time date and time zone configuration for eqo s local station Depending on your access rights you are allowed to view only or modify them By de fault the local operator has read only access The navigation tree in Fig 32 shows a quick overview of how to nav igate to the Date and Time Setting dialog Press the 8 key to op...

Page 34: ...p a selected menu item or function Make the desired modifications and press T to apply the changes and exit or U to discard your changes General settings The General Settings dialog gathers information of the local sta tion such as Station name serial number machine id location etc Depending on your access rights you are allowed to view only or modify them By default the local operator has got rea...

Page 35: ...1 abc 0 _ written above each function key are active The numbers are used by default To switch between the entry of letters and numbers press Q Make the desired modifications and press T to apply the changes and exit or U to discard your changes Communications The Communications dialog allows you to change the IP address of your eqo system in order to integrate your eqo system into your local area...

Page 36: ... are active The numbers are used by default To switch between the entry of letters and numbers press Q Contact your local network administrator to obtain a valid IP ad dresses Enter the IP address of your local station and press T to apply the changes or U to discard them Software The Software Settings dialog gathers information about the soft ware configurations of your local station such as Gend...

Page 37: ...emote operator is unimportant Male Female A differentiation is made between male and female persons to be scanned Minimum two remote operators must be connected to the local station with different gender Face Detection eqo can be configured with an option to blur the facial features of scanned persons This field informs if this option is turned on or off I O Board Firmware Revision Firmware revisi...

Page 38: ...Fig 41 shows a quick overview how to navig ate to the Incident Report dialog Press the 8 key to open the main menu see Fig 22 Navigate to the System Control menu item using the navigator control on the keyboard 13 and select it by pressing T In the System Control menu navigate to the Diagnostics menu item and select it by pressing T The Diagnostics menu is displayed In the Diagnostics menu navigat...

Page 39: ... the Setup Diagnostics Report and use the navigator control on your keyboard to scroll down in the Ex port Diagnostics Report Important The export functionality is only available at the local sta tion Volume control The volume control is the master control for the VoIP system It al lows you to adjust the level of the speaker and microphone of the audio connection established between local operator...

Page 40: ...Fig 46 shows the Volume Control dialog Important Move between adjacent items in screen menus or win dows by directing the navigator up or down If you direct the navigator to the right or to the left you adjust the speaker and microphone levels Press T to apply the changes and exit to the main screen or V to discard your changes and close the Volume Control dialog 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detecti...

Page 41: ...to 64 Contrast Pressing the key switches between contrast and brightness adjustment Fig 47 shows the title bar with activated contrast ad justment Use the key to switch to contrast adjustment if necessary Press the Contrast Brightness Adjustment key to in crease decrease the contrast in steps of 1 from 28 to 7 Invert When the key is pressed the image of the screen inverts as shown in Fig 49 955917...

Page 42: ...can be increased decreased from 2x to 4x to 8x by pressing Q A blue box appears on the standard frame and it may be moved using the blue navigator key This blue box indicates the region which is to be zoomed in on 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 36 Fig 50 Image display with activated zoom ...

Page 43: ...dset in crease the sound level in small steps Adhere the safety instructions of the annexed documentation Plantronics Savi Office W0100 Professional Wireless Headset Sys tem W01 Base WH100 Headset with Optional HL10 Lifter User Guide Safety instructions for operation CAUTION Risk of falling When walking through the arch there is a potential trip hazard Persons to be scanned should be made aware of...

Page 44: ...Safety instructions 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 38 ...

Page 45: ...creen will appear see Fig 53 on the monitor which will clear after approximately five minutes when the system has started During that time eqo is per forming several start up activities The text on the progress bar re flects the system start up activities which are Connecting to hardware Hardware performing start up procedure Hardware performing start up Hardware performing background collection S...

Page 46: ...e navigator In the event of a failed log in a Login failed message is displayed see Fig 27 and Fig 28 on page 26 In this case press T on the keyboard to return to the log in screen see Fig 54 After a successful login the main screen is displayed see Fig 56 Important One should wait 5 minutes before performing scans as there is a background collection task initiated which needs to be completed to e...

Page 47: ...p activities One of these start up activities is to search for a local station to connect to If the remote station locates the local station it estab lishes a connection and a message box is displayed that a connec tion to an eqo local station has been established see Fig 59 Acknowledge this message by pressing T At the same time a message will appear at local operator station which informs the lo...

Page 48: ...s logged in then a login at the other remote station by a male operator will fail In the event of a failed log in Fig 61 is displayed Press T on the keyboard to return to the log in screen see Fig 61 In the event that the remote station can t find a local station a mes sage box is displayed that the remote station failed to make a con nection to the local station see Fig 62 Acknowledge this messag...

Page 49: ...Start up After acknowledging the login message the main screen will ap pear see Fig 64 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 43 Fig 64 Remote station s main screen ...

Page 50: ...local and remote stations The remote stations are physically separated from the local station The remote operator subscribes his headset to the audio base connected to the local station Important Depending on the proximity of the local and remote sta tions and customer requirements a second base may be mandatory Audio base at local and remote station One wireless audio base is located at the local...

Page 51: ...ton on the headset up for three seconds When the subscribe indicator turns solid green at the base the subscription process is completed Important If the subscription process times out after two minutes or if the subscription process fails the subscription light will become solid red for four seconds and then return to its previous state If this occurs try to re subscribe the headset again Confere...

Page 52: ... error tone in their headset Adjusting the headset hearing volume CAUTION Risk of hearing damage Excessive sound volume settings or sound spikes on the audio headsets could lead to temporary or perman ent hearing loss When adjusting the volume level of your headset in crease the sound level in small steps Adhere the safety instructions of the annexed documentation Plantronics Savi Office W0100 Pro...

Page 53: ...u want to terminate the conference press the call control button on the master headset Subscribing headset a master to the remote station s audio base Follow the steps 1 2 on the page 45 Subscribing a master headset to the local station audio base station to subscribe a headset as master to the remote station s wireless audio base 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 47 Fig...

Page 54: ...Start up 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 48 ...

Page 55: ...erator Important Remember that the minimum distance between the per son to be scanned and the flat scanning panel of the eqo system is 30 cm The person should stand at the centre of the operational area as indicated by the sym bol on the floor Screening process Important When the eqo system is configured with a remote sta tion starting the screening process is only possible as long as the remote o...

Page 56: ... the scan information is buffered After starting the scan at the local station the blue progress bar indicates the progress of the live image capture The remote operator must press before the image sequence will begin playback on the remote operator s screen The blue bar shows the current position of the LIVE scan The green bar shows the amount of the sequence that the operator has reviewed The bl...

Page 57: ...ing process has been stopped at the local station While the image playback is paused it is possible to review areas of interest Pressing U will skip the tags in sequence if there have been any marked and playback the a short image sequence around the tag After reviewing a tag the operator can clear the tag by pressing the T key again or jump to the next tag by pressing U After clearing a tag the c...

Page 58: ... pat down should be performed as indicated by the position of the anomaly on the image After the SOP has been accomplished the remote operator has to press the clear key to get the local station back to the Ready state Initiate a Re Scan In case that the image sequence has been to short or the quality of the collected image sequence is insufficient the remote operator has the possibility to initia...

Page 59: ...cal station s status will change to the Ready state and the T button will enable At the remote station the timeline and the image are cleared The status of the remote station will change to the Waiting state and the screening process can now be repeated 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 53 ...

Page 60: ...Operation 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 54 ...

Page 61: ... see Fig 81 is displayed Choosing U will bring you back to the main screen Step 4 Press T to confirm the logout process Choosing U will cancel the logout and bring you back to the main menu see Fig 81 Step 5 Turn the key switch to the left into position 0 in order to switch off the unit see Fig 82 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information Fig 81 Logout confirmation screen Fig 80...

Page 62: ...ion screen see Fig 85 is displayed Choosing U will bring you back to the main screen Step 4 Press T to confirm the logout process Choosing U will cancel the logout and bring you back to the main menu see Fig 85 Step 5 Turn the key switch of the remote station counter to the left into position 0 in order to switch off the unit see Fig 86 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information ...

Page 63: ...ency 50 60 Hz Fuse 2 x 10 A Sound Pressure Level Sound Pressure Level 55 dBA Weight Weight 400 kg Temperatures Storage Temperature 20 C to 70 C Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C Environment Relative Humidity non condensing 10 to 98 Altitude 2 km max Dimensions 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 57 ...

Page 64: ...ure Level Sound Pressure Level 55 dB Weight Weight 20 kg Temperatures Storage Temperature 20 C to 70 C Operating Temperature 5 C to 40 C Environment Relative Humidity non condensing 10 to 90 Altitude 2 km max Dimensions Depth 438 mm Width 177 mm Height 424 mm 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 58 ...

Page 65: ...n volume a properly set up system will be able to resolve lines horizontal or vertical of 6mm width The results of the test will be different depending on the distance from the panel and the location in the scanned volume Moving the test card closer to the panel should result in the resolution of lines down to 4mm Important The card may need to be rotated in the vertical plane max 10 degrees to ac...

Page 66: ... been placed too far away from the flat scanning panel Fig 88 shows an image where the test card has been placed at an incorrect angle to the flat scanning panel Fig 89 shows an image where the test card has been positioned correctly 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information Fig 87 Image with test card too far away Fig 88 Image with test card at incorrect angle Fig 89 Image with...

Page 67: ...nex A Fig 90 shows an image where the test card has been placed closer to the flat scanning panel 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information Fig 90 Image with test card placed closer 61 ...

Page 68: ...Annex A 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 62 ...

Page 69: ...an MX190 User s Manual 95591608 User s Manual FlexScan S1932 Color LCD Monitor Eizo 95592663 Plantronics Savi Office W0100 Profession al Wireless Headset System W01 Base WH100 Headset with Optional HL10 Lifter User Guide 95591849 95591706 11 02 2010 smiths detection proprietary information 63 ...

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