Stack the panels on top of the bases such that the cones are nearest to the wheel ends of the control unit.
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Make sure
that their stacking features are firmly engaged such that the panels, bases, and control unit all nest together snugly.
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Fasten the straps securely. Stand it up on its wheel end.
Fig. W - tHe M-scoPe is reaDy For transPort anD storage.
Exercise caution when standing the unit up on its end. The sudden shift in weight may cause the unit to rock away from you.
If your car is too small to accommodate the entire unit in one block, simply remove the straps and load the components
wherever there is room for them. The entire M-Scope can be loaded into the back seat of a small car. You may wish to un-
stack the components and load them individually if the entire unit is too heavy for you to lift by yourself. The M-Scope
weighs about 90lbs, which is very light for a security portal, but too heavy for most people to safely lift, unaid
ed.
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All of the components have a series of projections and indentations that are designed to nest within each other when the
components are stacked together for transport. These are called the ‘Stacking Features’. They keep the components from
sliding around within the stack when they are strapped together for storage or transport. Make sure the bases are positioned
so their stacking features nest on the control unit securely.
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Turn the bases upside down and place them on the control unit.
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counter Menu / statistics
To view the counters’ contents, press the counter key [numeral 4] while the M-Scope is in normal
operating mode. The LCD will display the four counters’ names [people counter, metal target counter,
speed violations counter, access alarm counter] and display the values stored in them. To reset the
counters, press the numeral 1 key. Press numeral 0 [or wait ten seconds] to exit the counter menu.
rate alarm Menu
To access the rate alarm menu, press the rate key [numeral 5] while the M-Scope is in normal operating
mode. The LCD will show the rate alarm setting. There are six possible speed settings including the
disable rate alarm setting [i.e. 0.2m/S, 0.5m/S, 1.0m/S, 1.5m/S, 2.0m/S, Disabled]. All rates are
expressed in meters per second. Use the Up/Down arrows to adjust the rate alarm setting. Press numeral
0 [or wait ten seconds] to exit the rate alarm menu. If the rate alarm is not set to DISABLED, a subject
taking too long (more than 7.5 seconds) to exit the M-Scope will also cause a speed violation.
While in the Rate Alarm Menu, a user can choose to set the M-Scope to an “Entrance Only Active”
mode. In this mode, the M-Scope alarms and counts people that enter the unit through the entrance
only, and ignores those entering through the exit side of the unit. The “Entrance Only Active” mode
can be set by pressing the numeral 5 key while in the Rate Alarm Menu. “Entrance Only Active” will
be displayed in the rate alarm menu and on the title screen when powering the unit on. This function
is useful in situations where there is an interest in screening people entering an event and but not
screening or acquiring statistics (for example, people or target counters) when they are leaving.
To return to the normal operating mode (the alarm and counter are active when people enter through
the entrance and exit), press the 5 key again, while in the Rate Alarm Menu.
access Menus / Password Protection
Access to adjustable parameters such as sensitivity and rate alarm settings, and to the statistics
counters, may be password protected using the features found on the Access menu. Pressing the
Down arrow key while the M-Scope is in normal mode opens the access menu. If the Access feature is
enabled, meaning the system is currently under password protection, the LCD screen will prompt you
to enter the current access code. The M-Scopes factory default access code is 01. The default access
code will remain 01, until it is changed by a user.
• System will respond to an incorrect access code entry by displaying code mismatch.
• After each unsuccessful attempt, the system will display Access Denied and the event will be logged
in the statistics counter under the Access alarm counter heading.
There are locations for storing four different access codes, for use by different individuals.
Location 1 is the Master 1 access code location.
Whenever the M-Scope is password protected by Access enable,
a Master level password is needed to access:
1. Change the sensitivity level
2. Access the counter menu
3. Change the rate alarm setting
4. Edit the access codes
5. Change/Access Presets
User level access codes allow changes to be made to the volume and contrast.
No access code is needed to turn on or off the unit.
When you open the access menu with a Master level code, you can choose between access enabled and
access disabled, by pressing the numeral 5 key.
Huvudkontor Order & Lager: Malux Sweden AB, Box 221, 891 25 Örnsköldsvik. Växel 0660-29 29 00, fax 0660-850 85.
Försäljningskontor: Stockholm, Göteborg, Stenungsund, Kalmar. För adresser: www.malux.se.
Huvudkontor Order & Lager: Malux Sweden AB, Box 221, 891 25 Örnsköldsvik. Växel 0660-29 29 00, fax 0660-850 85.
Försäljningskontor: Stockholm, Göteborg, Stenungsund, Kalmar. För adresser: www.malux.se.
