Garrett PD 6500i User Manual page 21

2.3.3 CAse 3
Description:
• A combination of PD 6500i s and other Garrett walk-through metal detectors.
Procedure:
• This procedure is the same as Case 1 or Case 2 above. The only difference is that with other
Garrett models, you may need to use Channel "A" and Channel "B" rather than Channel "1"
and Channel "2".
2.3.4 CAse 4
Description:
• PD 6500i walk-through in use with non-Garrett walk-through metal detectors.
(See Figure 2-11.)
• Note: If possible, exchange detectors from other checkpoints so that there is only one
brand of detector at each checkpoint. If the PD 6500i must operate with another brand of
walk-through metal detector, the following procedure will help ensure successful operation.
• Note: At distances between 20 and 40 inches (0.5 to 1 m) it may or may not be necessary
to switch off a transmitter panel of the PD 6500 i . Leave both transmitters on unless interfer-
ence is observed after adjusting M Filter and Frequency. Adjustments should be made after
the detectors are set to the desired detection sensitivities. See Section 3.5.36 for more
detail.
PD-6500i
Transmit
ON
PD 6500i with a Non-Garrett detector (TX facing),
PD-6500i
Transmit
OFF
PD 6500i with a Non-Garrett detector (TX facing),
less than 20" (50 cm) separation
Figure 2-11
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Non-Garrett model
>40" (1m)
TX RX
ON
greater than 40" (1m) separation
Non-Garrett model
< 20"
(50 cm)
(30 cm
min.)
TX RX
ON
PD 6500i with a Non-Garrett detector (RX facing),
PD 6500i with a Non-Garrett detector (RX facing),
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Non-Garrett model
PD-6500i
>40" (1m)
RX
Transmit
ON ON
greater than 40" (1m) separation
Non-Garrett model
PD-6500i
< 20"
(50 cm)
(30 cm
min.)
RX
Transmit
ON OFF
less than 20" (50 cm) separation
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TX
TX