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FI100K0025v1100 UK - -  PD240CH

 

 

 

2 Use 

2.1 Turning 

on 

Press  

 push button. The red central light of the alarm indicator turns on. 

 

The 

battery level

 is displayed for approx. 2 seconds through a green bar-graph. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

< 30% 

  30% … 70% 

 >70% 

 

 
 
 
 

The detector is “ready for use” when all alarm indications stop (approx.  2  seconds after 
turning on).  
 
 
 
 
The lights inside the push buttons “alarm signaling mode” and “sensitivity selection” blink 
according to the current setting.  
 

 

 
Example of “ready for use” indication:  acoustic alarm enabled and “body” mode setting. 
 
 

2.2 Status 

verification 

The device settings are indicated by a periodic flashing of the inner lights of the selection 

push buttons.  The same indication is also displayed by pressing 

 push button briefly. 

 

 

Keep away 
from metal 
objects during 
start-up!

 

Summary of Contents for PD240CH

Page 1: ...40CH INSTRUCTION MANUALAAAAAAA FI100K0025v1100UK CEIA reserves the right to make changes at any moment and without notice to the models including programming their accessories and options to the prices and conditions of sale ...

Page 2: ...m Reset 8 2 6 Operational verification 9 2 7 Simultaneous use of HHMDs and WTMDs 9 2 8 Automatic stand by 10 2 9 Automatic turning off 10 2 10 Turning off 10 2 11 Battery Charging 11 2 11 1 Battery charge level 11 2 11 2 Procedure for recharging the battery 11 3 MAINTENANCE 12 3 1 Periodic maintenance 12 3 1 1 Cleaning 12 3 1 2 Battery 12 3 2 Troubleshooting 12 3 3 Procedure for replacing batterie...

Page 3: ... the inspection it is recommended that the inspection be carried out using an alternative method For further information on standard procedures to be followed for inspection of people with implanted medical devices using a metal detector please consult the ASTM F2401 04 standard Standard Practice for Security Checkpoint Metal Detector Screening of Persons with Medical Devices or other relevant dir...

Page 4: ...sts of the Metal Detector containing the following functional blocks o generator of time varying magnetic field FG connected to an antenna o control and processing unit PCU which determines if the variation of the received signal is due to a metal mass MO o control panel CP o battery B Block diagram 1 1 3 Detection principles and detector capabilities The detector emits an electromagnetic field in...

Page 5: ... Metal Detector 2 Desktop docking station HHDS CH 3 Verification of Detection test piece code 72131 4 Universal AC adapter 5 EU UK USA JP plugs 6 Instruction Manual 7 Carry bag 8 Verification of Discrimination test piece code 72132 PD Set inside the Carry Bag 3 1 4 5 6 7 2 8 1 2 3 8 ...

Page 6: ...lection Press the proper push button Head high sensitivity to very small magnetic metals Insensitive to medium size nonmagnetic metal items Body high sensitivity to small magnetic metals Insensitive to large nonmagnetic metal items All metals high sensitivity to all types of metals ON OFF switch Press to turn the device on Keep pressed for at least 3 seconds to switch the device off Press briefly ...

Page 7: ...pprox 2 seconds after turning on The lights inside the push buttons alarm signaling mode and sensitivity selection blink according to the current setting Example of ready for use indication acoustic alarm enabled and body mode setting 2 2 Status verification The device settings are indicated by a periodic flashing of the inner lights of the selection push buttons The same indication is also displa...

Page 8: ... indication 2 4 Selection of the Analysis Mode Three analysis modes selectable via keypad interface are available All metals high sensitivity to all types of metals examples implanted medical devices prostheses metal splinters Body high sensitivity to small magnetic metals example ferromagnetic fragments surgical instruments Insensitive to large nonmagnetic metal items example large prostheses Hea...

Page 9: ... properly each part of the person s body Each Analysis Mode is optimized for a specific aspect but its use can be valued depending on the specific needs Keep the detector far from metal masses ground minimum distance of 40 cm large size metal objects such as furniture metal frames walls and doors minimum distance of 50cm For this purpose the person to scan should be lying on a metal free support T...

Page 10: ...ange of the alarm tone indicates the centerline of an area where it is probably located To obtain a more precise localization sweep with crossed axis in order to determine the center point of the target TONE A TONE B T O N E A T O N E B 2 5 2 Alarm Reset The detector can trigger an alarm when placed near to a large size metal mass In this case move away the detector from the metal mass the alarm w...

Page 11: ...ect BODY analysis mode and pass the Detection Test Piece close to the bottom side of the detector with the BODY side facing it The test piece must pass over the centerpoint of the sensing area An alarm signal must be provided Pass the Discrimination Test Piece as above while keeping it aligned to the detector No alarm signal must be provided Head Body Verification with ALL METALS analysis mode Sel...

Page 12: ...tal surface containing metal parts the unit quickly enters stand by mode after a short alarm Alarm immediate Stand by This function is disabled by default but can be enabled on customer request or using HHMD Configuration Tool Restart To restart the unit simply move it the detector will be immediately ready for use 2 9 Automatic turning off The device switches off completely after a stand by state...

Page 13: ... Connect the adapter to the AC line OFF HHDS desktop docking station Place the detector inside the receptacle of the HHDS The charging process will start immediately If still powered on when placed inside the charger the detector switches off automatically After about 5 seconds an ORANGE alarm light starts blinking charging in progress The orange indication is proportional to the battery charge le...

Page 14: ...rge cycle at least every 4 months even when unused Recharge the batteries every month to keep them always ready to use charge at 80 or more 3 2 Troubleshooting Signal or symptom Probable cause Action Alarm signal after start up Start up carried out near a metal mass Move the deìector away from the metal mass and reset the detector refer to section Alarm Reset Electromagnetic sources present near t...

Page 15: ...the HHDS module In case of repeated failure Verify that the AC power supply is available Check that the contacts of the detector and the spring pins of the HHDS are clean and working properly replace HHDS module In case of repeated failure discontinue equipment use and contact service department Intermittent RED alarm during battery charging process Dirty electric contacts Check that the contacts ...

Page 16: ... 5 x 3 4 Carry Bag 430mm x 340mm x 105mm 16 9 x 13 4 x 4 1 WEIGHT PD240CH with battery 460g 1 05 lbs HHDS CH with power adapter 755 g 1 66 lbs Carry Bag 1 33 kg 2 9 lbs MANUFACTURED IN SHOCK RESISTANT TECHNICAL POLYMERS COMPLIANCE Conforms to the international standards currently applicable for safety EMC and to the applicable CE regulations Warranty The warranty on all CEIA products extended to t...

Page 17: ...ication of the discrimination during Operational Verification Code 72132 Carry bag Carry bag for complete PD Set Code 66058 Batteries 2 size AA rechargeable batteries NiMH 2500mAh TORX10 key Included Code 60769 HHDS desktop docking station Desktop docking station with AC power supply adapter Code HHDS CH Multi plug AC power supply adapter for HHDS AC power supply adapter for HHDS with EU UK USA JP...

Page 18: ...16 Appendices FI100K0025v1100 UK PD240CH 4 3 Options and Accessories HHMD Configuration Tool Tool for setting up the metal detector via USB PC HHMD connecting cable and GUI interface Code 63537 ...

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