MacKay Guardian SOLO, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MacKay Guardian™ Solo
Operation and Maintenance Guide, v. 1.5
5)
The Solo uses a switching power supply on the main board assembly, which supplies the
necessary power to the various components when needed.
6)
To conserve battery life, when the Solo is not in use by on-street users, many of the
components are de-activated or powered down, however the graphic display and event
detection circuitry on the main board and coin reader assembly continue to be activated.
In this mode the Solo can and will appear to almost instantaneously respond to the
insertion of coins and cards and other events that wake it up. During non-enforcement
hours, to conserve additional battery life, the Solo can be programmed to go into its “low
power” mode. In this mode the coin chute assembly is still activated, however the
graphics display and all LEDs maybe deactivated (appears blank).
8)
The Solo battery pack consists of six standard alkaline D-size cell batteries (Duracell
MN1300 (NEDA 13A) or an exact equivalent), connected in series, providing a nominal
output voltage of 9.0 volts. Only high quality, industrial grade batteries such as the
Duracell MN1300 should be used in replacement battery packs.
3.4 Indication Front
• Figure 9 – Front LCD
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