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Summary of Contents for Cablematic XLD-D
- Page 1 USER MANUAL OF XLD-D WALK THROUGH METAL DETECTOR...
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Page 2: Product Specification
【 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION 】 PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTION CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATON Regarding to how to how to use the machine correctly and safely, please attention to the following instructions. make sure you have read it before operation. 1 . It’s available for both indoor and outdoor use, please use canopy to protect it against rain. -
Page 3: Warranty Card
the size,Measurement, weight of the metal excluded the coin, key, jewelry, belt buckle in case false alarm. For the place where need to prevent losing the precious metal materials, such as industrial and mining enterprises, bank, private mansion etc, and the place where need to prevent the carrying of dangerous goods, such as Airport, prisons, customs and exhibition hall, it’ll be your wise choice for installing the SUNLEADER walkthrough metal detector. -
Page 4: Product Assembly
6. Unnormal Communications 1) Follow the user manual and confirm whether is the problem of left sensor or right sensor. 2 ） When confirmed which door frame have communication problems, pull out its probe and reinsert for several times,then test again. If problem the same, then replace the corresponding signal collection card, main board and wire step by step until confirm the problems. - Page 5 HEXAGON WRENCH 【 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 】 CERTIFICATION OF QUALITY WARRANTY CARD WARNING STICKERS USER MANUAL 【 PACKI NG LIST 】 【 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS 】 Thanks you very much for buying our Walk Through metal detector. Please check and ensure the following parts are complete, if there is anything lost or damaged, please feel free to contact us.
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Page 6: Product Guide
unit case and then make the Walk Through metal detector erected. 【 PRODUCT GUIDE 】 Plug the power first, open the switch below the door panel and the switch light shine, said external power supply good. The panel of the control unit case will display the passing times and alarm times as Figure 1. - Page 7 0000 F-11 Figure 3...