OSI Rapiscan Orion Metor 900M, Installation And Operating Manual

Page 1: ...Installation and Operating Manual Metor 900M P N 101023281 Rev 0 5...

Page 2: ...this manual or the product that you have purchased please contact Rapiscan Systems Customer Service No Warranties The provision of this manual to you creates no express or implied warranties of any ki...

Page 3: ...n History Name of Document Installation and Operating Manual Metor 900M Document Number 101023281 Rev Date Comments 0 1 2019 02 12 First draft 0 2 2019 06 12 Updates to installation and user interface...

Page 4: ...ference 12 3 3 Side by Side Operation 14 3 4 Mechanical Assembly 15 3 5 Floor Fixing 16 3 6 Electrical Connections 17 3 7 Connections for Digital I O 18 4 STARTUP AND SHUTDOWN 19 5 DISPLAYS AND KEYPAD...

Page 5: ...P N 101023281 Metor 900M Page 5 Rev 0 5 Installation and Operating Manual Rapiscan Systems Proprietary Information APPENDIX A Definition of Terms 33 APPENDIX B Contact Information 35...

Page 6: ...instructions of the equipment and local safety regulations Service of Rapiscan products shall be performed only by a Rapiscan Systems qualified service provider or authorized contractor qualified serv...

Page 7: ...personnel who will use or maintain this equipment Failure to follow all such warnings cautions notices and instructions may result in damage to the equipment and or injury or death to personnel Such...

Page 8: ...ing Public and private buildings visitor screening Conferences sporting special events stadiums concerts access control Power plants and factories employee and visitor screening Hotels restaurants cas...

Page 9: ...NIJ Standard 0601 02 Walk Through Metal Detectors for Use in Concealed Weapon and Contraband Detection paragraph 2 9 1 item f This Device May Affect Personal Medical Electronic Devices FCC ID 2AVRB ME...

Page 10: ...ms Proprietary Information 2 3 Main Components 1 Cross piece including display and keypad MCES5322 30 2 Electronics set inside cross piece MELS5317 3 AC DC power supply set inside cross piece MPSS5321...

Page 11: ...e limits 90 264 VAC Frequency 47 63 Hz Power consumption typical 30 W Power consumption maximum 65 W with battery backup charging Power consumption at standby 6 W Recommended operating conditions Envi...

Page 12: ...uing to enter the WTMD should be arranged so that only the person screened is in the immediate vicinity of the WTMD The secondary screening of persons causing alarms should not stop the screening with...

Page 13: ...moving the WTMD and the interference source in respect to each other until the optimal position is found Interference may be generated for example by electrical control panels radio and computer equi...

Page 14: ...each other The recommended minimum gap marked as d in the figure between the units is 5 cm 2 in However actual usable minimum gap between the units depends on installation site the number of units and...

Page 15: ...ou have side by side operation Both panels have zone display on both edges Zone displays are also used for traffic light function Lay the coil panels on the floor Install the cross piece with display...

Page 16: ...les 1 in the panel boots to fix the unit to the floor with screws If drilling holes to the floor is not preferred you can use the flat areas under the boots to attach the unit to the floor with double...

Page 17: ...isplay connectors Note color coding of connections 5 DC power input connector Connected at factory 6 Connector for Battery Back p 7 Connector for optional external power switch 9 Digital outputs 10 Di...

Page 18: ...l up resistor to 3 3 V Maximum input voltage is 5 VDC Recommended connection is a switch that connects input pin 3 to ground pin 1 Maximum load for each relay output is 24 V and 1 A WARNING Line volta...

Page 19: ...andby feature from the user interface Standby state is turned on and off from keypad on the cross piece During standby all displays and lights are off and metal detection is disabled with magnetic fie...

Page 20: ...the functions selected and the changes made to settings as well as to navigate the menus The arrow keys are used for navigation of menus and to change the settings C This button is used to return to a...

Page 21: ...rd followed by OK Default password for SUPERUSER is 1 2 3 and for USER 7 8 9 With speaker key one can directly adjust alarm volume without entering user interface Note that minimum adjustable volume i...

Page 22: ...enger that carries metal items causing an alarm when passing through the unit In case a random alarm is generated for an alarming passenger normal alarm is not activated RND1 RATE 0 100 0 Random alarm...

Page 23: ...tics Menu Item Possible values Default setting Description PAX DIRECTION 1 2 1 Selection of direction of passenger flow Defines also ENTRY and EXIT sides of the unit 1 TX panel is on left side when pa...

Page 24: ...CLASSIFICATION OFF METAL ITEM ITEM METAL OFF Functionality for identifying either metal type or item class LOW SPEED 1 2 2 Selection of low speed range 1 for very slowly moving items 2 for items carri...

Page 25: ...ctive to magnetic metals selectivity increases with number MAGNETIC4 Selective to magnetic metals selectivity increases with number NON MAGNETIC1 Selective to non magnetic metals selectivity increases...

Page 26: ...ction of the time visual alarm is on Note that VISUAL ALARM TIME cannot be shorter than AUDIO ALARM TIME DISPLAY SIGNAL COUNTERS PARAMS BLANK SIGNAL Selection of what is shown on display SIGNAL signal...

Page 27: ...e maximum setting the audible alarm volume is exceeding 90 dBa at distances less than 1 m 6 8 Operation Menu Item Possible values Default setting Description FREQUENCY 1 10 1 Selection of operating fr...

Page 28: ...a NFC card If set pin code needs to be entered before card can be used CONFIRMATION REQUIRED YES NO NO If set to YES confirmation is requested before NFC card operation is done LINK CUSTOM SET Select...

Page 29: ...logical OR is made between them In case of two conflicting simultaneous inputs priority is following 1 MANUAL ALARM 2 ALARM INHIBIT OUTPUT1 OFF ALARM PAX OFF Configuration of relay output1 OFF output...

Page 30: ...cing Input Fuse Inside the electronics MELS5317 there is a 5 0AT fuse F9 protecting the electronics Fuse type is Littlefuse Nanofuse 0454005 MR part number 58105674 WARNING Replace fuse only with equi...

Page 31: ...e source or relocate the unit Increase distance between the unit and the metal Improve support of the floor or relocate the unit No power to electronics Power cable loose Power supply faulty Check pow...

Page 32: ...aluminum of the equipment structures the copper of the cables and the precious metals in the electronics should be recycled as raw materials and used for production of new metal products Materials th...

Page 33: ...harmless items the alarm rate is higher Note Alarms caused by electrical interferences or reasons other than items taken through the WTMD are not included in the alarm rate Throughput rate The maximum...

Page 34: ...be done with real objects e g a weapon or their simulators Cylinders or spheres as test items can give wrong indications on the true detection uniformity of a WTMD Interference immunity The operation...

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