Selcom Security NT-R User Manual

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NON-LINEAR JUNCTION DETECTOR
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  • Page 1 NON-LINEAR JUNCTION DETECTOR User Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Operation Manual CONTENTS Application Complete set Main technical parameters Function System design Accessories Marking Operation condition and restriction Getting started NR-T workability test Practical operation Emergency action Battery charging Maintenance Shipping and storage Certificate of acceptance Warranty...
  • Page 3 Operation Manual This Manual is intended for explanation NR-T Non-linear Junction Detector design & principle of operation as well as directions for its use. For proper equipment use study this Manual in depth.
  • Page 4 Operation Manual The Device has an open UHF radiator of electromagnetic energy. In active mode it represents a source of active interference that could cause certain malfunction of radio-electronic equipment located in close proximity It is the responsibility of the User to comply with the corresponding Radio Communication Regulations of the country...
  • Page 5: Application

    Operation Manual 1. APPLICATION Non-linear Junction Detector NR- (hereinafter referred to as Detector) is intended for concealed electronic devices detection which contains semi-conducting elements (that can be both enabled or disabled). Detector can detect typical targets in every operational mode: active, stand-by or even switched-off. Detector ensures efficient searching and precise target items localization in building envelope elements (floor, ceiling and walls), interior elements and pieces of furniture, clothes and...
  • Page 6: Complete Set

    Operation Manual 2. Complete set (see fig.1) Table 1 Main Unit (transceiver) with Antenna module (1a) and Control unit (1b) Target imitator (test unit) Offloading Vest Remote loudspeaker Soshine 18650 rechargeable cells Soshine SC-S1 battery charger AC power adapter Car power adapter Carry bag User manual (not shown) * Two sets with 2 cells in each.
  • Page 7: Main Technical Parameters

    Operation Manual 3. MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Table 2 Scale ‘2’ readings (number of LEDs/dB) under following conditions: standard test unit Not less 12 LEDs at 0.7±0.05m distance, min output & min /30 dB received signal attenuation Probing signal attenuation 2 steps: min &...
  • Page 8: Function

    Operation Manual 4. FUNCTION NR- Detector represents a portable tool that consists of antenna system, transmitter and two receivers adjusted for double and triple frequency of the transmitter’s signal. In a ‘search’ mode the probing signal is converted into a poly- harmonic one on the radiated nonlinear elements (semi-conductive items or corroded metal-oxide-metal junctions) and retransmitted, better say –...
  • Page 9: System Design

    Operation Manual 5. SYSTEM DESIGN Fig. 2 – NR-T set. 1. Main unit 2. Antenna module 3. Antenna joint 4. Telescopic arm with level-locks 5. Control unit 6. Telescopic arm handle 7. Control unit jack 8. Remote loudspeaker jack 9. Battery compartment cap NR- Detector consists of Main unit (transceiver), antenna module, telescopic arm and Control unit (see fig.
  • Page 10 Operation Manual Two level-locks for telescopic arm adjustment Level-lock for antenna module adjustment Joint pivot screw for antenna module Fig. 3 – Antenna module swivel adjustment Antenna module can be adjusted in two axes. NOTE: Loosen antenna joint pivot screw before antenna module adjustment (fig.
  • Page 11 Operation Manual 1– PWR output level adjustment buttons 2 – Probing signal output level 3 – VOL remote loudspeaker volume control; 4 – SND 2-nd & 3-rd harmonic switch-over button power on/off – push-button; 6 – Received signal 2-nd harmonic LED bar-graph indicator (2.5dB each step) 7 –...
  • Page 12: Accessories

    Operation Manual 6. ACCESSORIES NR-900S POWER SUPPLY NR-T power supple is provided by the battery of two Li-Ion rechargeable cells – ‘18650’ form factor (fig. 5). Cell rated voltage is 3.7V with 2800mAh capacity. Two sets of batteries are included into the package. Fig.
  • Page 13 Operation Manual Target Imitator (test unit) is intended for Detector workability control. Imitator represents high-frequency semi-conductor diode (2D521A - referring its Russian classification) in a 14 x 165 mm solid plastic body. Fig. 6 NR-T Imitator (test unit) Remote loudspeaker (fig. 8) is coupled to "...
  • Page 14: Marking

    Operation Manual Carry bag (fig. 9) is intended for Detector set storage and transportation. Fig. 9 NR-T carry bag 7. MARKING A nameplate with NR-T abbreviation and Detector serial number is located on the Main unit back side. Screw slots on the top and bottom panels of the Main unit as well as antenna module shell screw are sealed by QC mark.
  • Page 15: Operation Condition And Restriction

    Operation Manual 8. OPERATION CONDITION AND RESTRICTIONS After long-term exposure to a low temperature keep Detector packed in a standard packing at least 2 hours for evening up its temperature with the environment. Operating NR-T keep corresponding safety measures. Safety precautions for an open RF emitter: - Do not direct NR-T antenna to the human eyes from the distance less than one meter.
  • Page 16: Getting Started

    Operation Manual 9. GETTING STARTED. Unpack NR-T Detector set. Connect remote loudspeaker to the corresponding jack on the Main unit body (see fig.2 for reference). Install two fully charged Li-Ion Soshine 18650 cells into Detector’s battery compartment. Pay attention to their polarity referring the label on the Main unit front wall.
  • Page 17: Nr-T Workability Test

    Operation Manual Use ATT button to adjust maximum receiver sensitivity. Turn antenna unit at various directions to estimate noise condition at the device receiving frequencies. Choose the direction with minimum interference level. Carry out Detector workability test: 10. NR-T WORKABILITY TEST Press PWR button to set minimum probing signal power confirmed by corresponding LED (item 2 at the fig.4).
  • Page 18: Practical Operation

    Operation Manual 11. PRACTICAL OPERATION Switch-on Detector and carry out its functional test referring item at the page 17. WARNING: NR-T detector is a high-sensitive radio electronic device. Before operation, please, make sure to remove all semiconductor-containing items from your clothing and munitions. NOTE: The practical probing signal level and receivers sensitivity are defined by the interference environment right on spot of the operation.
  • Page 19: Emergency Action

    Operation Manual The detected target origin can be identified by comparing the levels of input signals of the 2 and 3 harmonics - use "SND" pushbutton to switch over between these modes. USEFUL HINTS: If the 2 harmonic input signal is much higher than the 3 harmonic reply, this can testify to a good chance of detecting semi-conducting elements within the search range of the Detector.
  • Page 20: Battery Charging

    Operation Manual 13. BATTERY CHARGING (fig. 16). Insert 2 or 4 cells (pos.3) into Soshine Charger chamber (if necessary slide ‘minus’ spring contact) Pay special attention to cells polarity referring indication on the Charger chamber Couple AC power adapter or DC 12V car adapter to the socket on a side wall of the Charger (pos.
  • Page 21 Operation Manual Charging mode LED indication (see table 5) Charger LED indication (Fig. 16, pos.1) Table 5 Charging process status LED light mode Charger workability self -test 4 x LED light red then switch over to green Alter green to red Defective or cells of a wrong type back and forth are installed (for instance Ni-MH,...
  • Page 22 Operation Manual Charger operation precautionary measures - Do not try to charge primary cells! That can initiate an explosion and provoke the fire. Acceptable elements should have an inscription “Rechargeable”. - Do not block vent holes on the bottom of the Charger housing. For instance, don’t place it on a soft, fleecy surface (carpet, blanket, seat covering and etc.).
  • Page 23: Maintenance

    Operation Manual 14. MAINTENANCE ATTENTION! IT IS FORBIDDEN TO DISASSEMBLE DETECTOR! GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS The NR-T Maintenance should be carried out by the personnel who studied the Operation Manual and have practical experience of NLJD usage. To keep Detector in fault-free and ready-to-use condition the following Maintenance are provided: –...
  • Page 24 Operation Manual Daily Maintenance – use clean rag to remove dirt and dust from external surfaces of the Detector components; – use brush and soup water to clean the carry bag; – dry the carry bag; – correct minor paint coating defects (scratches and chipping) of the Detector` components;...
  • Page 25: Shipping And Storage

    Operation Manual 15. SHIPPING AND STORAGE NR-T Detector can be shipped in a standard packing in a passenger cabin by any kind of transport. Prevent Detector in standard packing from shock and vibration. Store packed Detector under the temperature from +5 up to +40 C and relative humidity no more than 80 % under +25 C NOTE: THE BATTERY SHOULD BE STORED IN A CHARGED STATE ONLY.
  • Page 26: Warranty

    Operation Manual 17. WARRANTY NR-T warranty period is 12 months from the date of purchase. Manufacturer guarantees normal functioning of the Detector on the assumption of the following all requirements of this Manual by the User and in case of malfunction within the Warranty period Manufacturer will repair Detector free of charge.
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