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58KHz Mono-Guard Transceiver System Quick Start

Place the gate body slick into the base track and cover the whole base. Put the two

bolts through the two tunnels at the lower part of the gate body.

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Page 1: ...System Quick Start 58kHz MONO GUARDTM INSTALLATION MANUAL WG SECURITY PRODUCT INC 161 San Lazaro Ave Sunnyvale CA 94086 USA Tel 1 877 494 2288 Toll Free 1 408 530 8070 Fax 1 408 530 8074 Website www wgspi com E mail info wgspi com ...

Page 2: ...on with any 58KHz tag and label The system s transceiver listens for the unique signal that any 58KHz tag produces and the sequence produced is then verified and multiplied in a fraction of a second Technical Data Europe United States Height 1470mm 58 Width 440mm 15 5 Depth 100mm 3 5 Weight 10Kg 22lbs Power 200 220vac 110vac Operating Frequency 58kHz 58kHz Maximum Tag Detection 2 2 meters 8 feet I...

Page 3: ...s the environment automatically adapts to any changes It will always operate at its optimum performance from the beginning Software Driven The Mono GuardTM is fully digital software driven system which allows unprecedented flexibility especially in later versions Applications This type of installation also consists of a single Mono Guard post while with coverage of a 6 foot wide opening The post i...

Page 4: ...y if this is not possible you can install our noise shield over the transformer to eliminate this problem This type of installation consists of one master and one slave Mono Guard system with one interconnection from slave to the master The gates are mounted on both sides of the opening and can cover a maximum range of 8 feet between the pedestals The Mono Guard can be installed close to a metal d...

Page 5: ...maximum the three gates will cover a maximum distance of 16 feet Each slave post will be connected to master post The Mono Guard can be installed close to a metal door or frame with out decreasing the detection range how ever we do recommend that the when using a neon light the system should be installed 12 ft away if this is not possible you can install our noise shield over the transformer to el...

Page 6: ...end and a molded receptacle terminal block at the other end Conductors are color coded white neutral black line and green or green yellow ground Operation of this equipment at voltages exceeding 130 Vac will require power supply cords which comply with NEMA configurations Interconnection line 1 Only for slave post Bolt 2 Gate body part 1 set Master or Slave Post ...

Page 7: ...ly cords can be used if they comply with the safety regulations of the country in which they are installed We recommend that you use a CE approved power cord H05 VV F or H05 VVH2 F2 Refer to the Electrical code which governs your country for installation of an Anti Theft Unit to the Main power Supply Attach the power cord to the field connector by following the wiring instructions below We recomme...

Page 8: ...o the holes Install the base allowing the spiral heads to go through the holes of the base Attach the cushion rings then spring rings and nuts on the spiral heads screw the nuts down this will fix the base to the ground Attach the bottom of the gate to the mount Plug the power line into the power socket on the PC Board as the picture shows ...

Page 9: ...58KHz Mono Guard Transceiver System Quick Start When using a slave post connect the interconnection cable into the RJ45 socket on PC Board ...

Page 10: ... alarm wire into the wire holding hole and release the yellow button the wire will be fixed onto the system Each external alarm output has a contact rating of 1A 220VAC The system has a switch inside the gate body with an option of 220VAC European system and 110VAC input American system and it has been set correctly before out from the factory ...

Page 11: ...58KHz Mono Guard Transceiver System Quick Start Place the gate body slick into the base track and cover the whole base Put the two bolts through the two tunnels at the lower part of the gate body ...

Page 12: ...58KHz Mono Guard Transceiver System Quick Start Put the nut onto the bolt head on the other side Use the tool provided to screw down the nuts ...

Page 13: ...nute the program running indicator a yellow led locates at the one corner of alarm panel will flash regularly and the other green led self detection indicator at another corner of the panel will shut off which means the system is ready for detection Problems Encountered If you ensure every step of the installation is correct all the connections are ok and the system still malfunctions Please call ...

Page 14: ...ignal Adjustment figures see entry H The smaller the figure is the more sensitive the system is while the more vulnerable to false alarms Properly tuning this figure to ensure the system works at the certain distance at best sensitivity and with minimum false alarms 1 Press start button to initiate the control when panel shows the following state initiation is ready ...

Page 15: ...here usually are three steps in parameters input The first is select the parameter type like Gain Adjustment Sychron Adjustment or Noise Condition Display the second step is input the numbers the third step is to press confirm button A Gain Adjustment There are two choices here input 1 to select high gain 0 to low gain B Sychron Adjustment ...

Page 16: ...u seconds C Receiving Window Delay You can input a number from 1 14 the bigger the number the later receiving window will be opened D Noise Condition Display Here input 1 to show noise condition Input 2 to show average noise condition Input 3 to show signal condition E Alarming Sound Volume Control The input range is 1 3 stands for three volume level from small to big ...

Page 17: ... in another word any signal smaller than the level here will be ignored Exit button This button will return control box to last state Save button This button will save all parameters to flash ROM so when power shut down the parameters will not be lost Note after press this button you should press confirm button to confirm saving ...

Page 18: ...ified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so Symbols and Their Meanings The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle alerts the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the equipm...

Page 19: ...cles in the vicinity of the equipment are all to be of a grounding type and the equipment grounding conductors serving these are to be connected to earth ground at the service equipment This equipment is grounded through the grounding conductor of the power cord To avoid electrical shock connect the power cord to the equipment and plug it into a properly wired receptacle before connecting the equi...

Page 20: ... cooling and to allow room for cabling Slots and openings in the system are provided for ventilation Do not block them To prevent damage to this equipment read the instructions in this document for proper input voltage range selection Circuit boards in this equipment are densely populated with surface mount and ASIC components Special tools and techniques are required to safely and effectively tro...

Page 21: ...ll connectors for bent or broken pins Cables for crimped or broken wires Plastic housing for any obvious signs of damage If any damage is found contact Customer Service at the telephone number in the front of this manual If any item is damaged DO NOT make any power or signal connections to the unit unless otherwise advised to do so by Customer Service If there are any discrepancies between the Man...

Page 22: ...re driven and has the latest DSP technology that constantly checks the environment This eliminates false alarms that you get from using other systems The Multi Guard system can operate at a higher level of sensitivity resulting in an excellent detection rate up to 2 8 meters 9 feet between two pedestals Technical Data Europe United States Height 1470mm 58 Width 440mm 15 5 Depth 100mm 3 5 Weight 10...

Page 23: ...e Multi Guard system benefiting from its fully digital electronics constantly detects the environment automatically adapts to any changes It will always operate at its optimum performance from the beginning Software Driven The Multi Guard is fully digital software driven system which allows unprecedented flexibility especially in later versions Applications This type of installation consists of on...

Page 24: ...e receiver The gates are mounted on both sides of the opening and cover a maximum distance of 18 feet when using our Supersensor or Super Pencil tag Then the wider the opening the more systems are needed This type of installation consists of two transmitters and two receiver pedestal with interconnection from the transmitter to the receiver The gates are mounted on both sides of the opening and co...

Page 25: ...0mm diameter 40mm deep to install the base Base 2 Inflationary spiral 12 sets Interconnection Cable 1 Bolts 2 sets Power line plug 2 Multi Guard 1 Pair Transmitter Receiver Put the plug to face towards you with the side where there are metal screws Connect the N line to left terminal the L line to right terminal and the ground line to middle terminal Tools 2 sets ...

Page 26: ...als into the holes Install the base allowing the spiral heads to go through the holes of the base Attach the cushion rings then spring rings and nuts on the spiral heads screw the nuts down this will fix the base to the ground ...

Page 27: ...m mount the power line plug in to the power socket on the bottom of the PC Board as the picture shows Connect the interconnection cable in to the RJ45 socket on PC Board as the picture shows both transmitter and receiver ...

Page 28: ...Put the gate body slick into the base track and cover the whole base Put the two bolts through the two tunnels at lower part of the gate body ...

Page 29: ...Put the nut onto the bolt head on the other side ...

Page 30: ...Use the tool to screw down the nuts ...

Page 31: ...ft part of the panel a program running indicator Yellow Light will flash regularly On the right corner a noise condition indicator light green will flash with a frequency associated with the noise level The more frequently it flashes the worse the noise is At this stage the system is ready for tag detection Encountering Problems If you ensure every step of the installation is correct all the conne...

Page 32: ...Appendix IR control keyboard function description Press start button to initiate the control When panel shows the following state initiation is ready Enter password 961 ...

Page 33: ...ment Sychron Adjustment or Noise Condition Display the second step is input the numbers the third step is to press confirm button Gain Adjustment There are two choices here input 1 to select high gain 0 to low gain Synchrony Adjustment This is the time from zero crossing point to the start point of the transmitting burst You can input 1 254 each stands for 30 seconds ...

Page 34: ...r the later receiving window will be opened Noise Condition Display Here input 1 to show noise condition Input 2 to show average noise condition Input 3 to show signal condition Alarming Sound Volume Control The input range is 1 3 stands for three volume level from small to big ...

Page 35: ...level here will be ignored Exit button This button will return control box to last state Save button This button will save all parameters to flash ROM so when power shut down the parameters will not be lost Note After you have pressed this button you should press the confirm button to confirm you have saved the information ...

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