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Frequency channel 2: 7.8KHz Range type 0600: Range type 1200: 120m Range type 1800: 180m INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE FOR USE FOR USE FOR USE FOR USE Version: Update: October 1998 Language: English Outdoor Microwave Barrier - EXPLORER II...
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10. ANTIDISMANTLING DESCRIPTION The barrier EXPLORER II is equipped with an antidismantling function. Any EXPLORER II is a outdoor microwave barrier of extremely high reliability. attempt at dismantling provokes the opening of the tamper contact. It houses up-to-date circuit technology in an aluminium casing which is...
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TX3 should not exceed 60°. V ATTENTION W 2.3 ANGLE POSITION EXPLORER II barriers can be powered by 18V AC or 13.8V DC. To ensure total coverage with two POWER SUPPLY 18V AC beams crossing, it is essential to Fig.
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+ type 1200: distance A = 8m + type 1800: distance A = 10m EXPLORER II is equipped with a test section which controls the correct functioning of the electronic board. The stand-by input of the receiver board has to be connected to the negative stand-by terminal of the control panel.
COMPATIBILITY WITH PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF EXPLORER Consider that replacing a barrier of the previous EXPLORER EXPLORER II version by the new one (EXPLORER II) the Channel 1 transmission frequency has to be adjusted Channel 2 Channel 1 according to the following table:...
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As soon as adjustment has been completed, connect the automatic gain control by removing the jumper J2 (fig. 7). After approximately 10 seconds the barrier is ready for integration and sensivity adjustment. Fig. 10 EXPLORER II - Outdoor Microwave Barrier Outdoor Microwave Barrier - EXPLORER II...
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