NARDA L3HARRIS SMARTS II, Руководство по эксплуатации

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1 Introduction
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entire hemisphere. They can even be mounted on a metallic wall. There
is a SMARTS II model shaped to match most of the major safety
standards.
The SMARTS II operates from a 9-volt lithium Ultralife battery (U9VL) or
an ex12 V to +24 V (Floating) supply. Every monitor has an
audible and visual alarm indication. An alarm condition causes a voltage
transition (-4/+4 V) to occur at the
STATUS jack. When the SMARTS II
is operated from an external power supply, you have the option to use
the contacts of an SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) relay to indicate
alarm status.
The status relay cannot be used under battery operation .
Either the voltage transition signal or the relay contacts can be used to
provide remote alarms, a record of alarm conditions, and/or automatic
shutoff of equipment.
Applications
The SMARTS II performs measurements for human safety purposes,
particularly in workplace environments where high electric or magnetic
field strengths are likely.
The SMARTS II is an area monitor that can be installed on ceilings and
walls, with automatic frequency response evaluation according to a
selected safety standard. SMARTS II emits warning sounds if user
settable thresholds are exceeded. SMARTS II is ideal for security
installations in aircraft hangars or military facilities, thanks to its
frequency range from 2 MHz to 100 GHz and measurement range of up
to 3000% of the limit value of the chosen safety standard.
1.3 About this Operating Manual
Usage of the brochure
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Read this manual carefully and completely before operating
the device.
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Observe all notices provided therein.
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Store this document with the device and make it available to
all users.
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Only ever, pass the device on to third parties together with
the Operating Manual.
Characters and symbols used
Various elements are used in this Operating Manual to indicate special
meanings or particularly important passages in the text.
Symbols and terms used in warnings
According to the American National Standard ANSI Z535.6-2006, the
following warnings, symbols, and terms are used in this document: