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- Page 1 GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide GKR-2011 IVUS HARDWARE OPERATOR’S GUIDE 45975 Nokes Boulevard Suite 115 Sterling, Virginia 20166 (703) 673-3320 R8-02092019 www.gatekeepersecurity.com...
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Page 2: Revision Status
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide REVISION STATUS This document is controlled through the Gatekeeper Document Control System. Proposed changes and/or updates must be submitted, as redlined documents, to the Gatekeeper Technical Support Department for processing. Revision Date Initiated By Description... - Page 3 No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Gatekeeper Security. Terms denoted by the trademark symbol (™ or ®) used in this publication are trademarks or service marks registered in the United States or other countries.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................4 GENERAL INFROMATION ......................6 Who Should Use This Manual ......................6 Technical Support ..........................6 OVERVIEW OF THE GKR-2011 SYSTEM..................7 Power Requirements ......................... 7 Environmental Information ......................7 STANDARD COMPONENTS ......................8 GKR-1043 ...............................8 GKR-1020 ...............................8... - Page 6 GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide The Well and Drainage ......................16 GKR-1020 and GKR-1022-R ......................16 Environmental Factors ......................16 Cables & Connections......................17 GKR-7067 and GKR-1088 ........................ 17 Lenses............................17 Cables & Connections......................17 GKR-6051-1 ............................17 TROUBLESHOOTING........................18 DEFINITIONS..........................
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Page 7: General Infromation
GENERAL INFORMATION Who Should Use This Manual This guide is intended for use by individuals deemed as an Operator of the GKR- 2011 IVUS system. Operators must be intimately familiar with the GKR-2011 IVUS System Hardware. Technical Support For additional help maintaining or operating the GKR-2011 IVUS System please contact your System Administrator. -
Page 8: Overview Of The Gkr-2011 System
In under 5 seconds, the discrepancies are highlighted, and the operator is alerted to any threats that are present with 3-D imagery. Power Requirements The GKR-2011 utilizes 110 volts alternating current (VAC) or 220 VAC with a maximum of 800 watts. Environmental Information The GKR-2011 can operate in temperatures ranging from -20°... -
Page 9: Standard Components
1020 and the GKR-1022-Rs. This component is made of high strength steel capable of supporting up to 10 US tons (10,000 KG). The embedded frame is placed into a steel vault in the lanes where the GKR-2011 will be used. GKR-1020... -
Page 10: Gkr-1022-R
GKR-1022-R The GKR-1022-R (LED Light Rail) (page 19) works in conjunction with the GKR- 1020 to capture the undercarriage imagery. Each GKR-2011 IVUS System contains two (2) LED Light Rails. When triggered, each GKR-1022-R floods the underside of the vehicle with a distinctive red light. This component is installed on both sides of the GKR-1020 inside the GKR-1043-2. -
Page 11: Gkr-7080
GKR-1020. Once triggered, the GKR-7080 will change from a green arrow to a red X. This controlled entry into the GKR-2011 IVUS System helps to create accurate imagery of the under carriage and over view. The GKR- 7080 is placed on the GKR-1086. -
Page 12: Gkr-2011-Cable Kit
GKR-6051-1 The GKR-6051-1 (Ground Loop Cable) (page 20) is the trigger for the GKR-2011 system. Each kit contains two (2). One (1) is buried in front of and one (1) is buried behind the GKR-1043. Both connect to the GKR-7043. -
Page 13: Gkr-1072
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide GKR-1072 The GKR-1072 (CPU Cat 6 Cable) (page 19) connects the GKR-7043 to the GKR-1035. Each kit contains one (1) GKR-1075 Cable. GKR-1075-R The GKR-1075-R (Dual-View Scanner Cable) (page 19) connects the GKR- 1020 to the GKR-7043. An RJ-45 is included for connection purposes. -
Page 14: Gkr-1086
The GKR-1035 (Operator Terminal) (page 19) contains the software needed to successfully operate the GKR-2011 IVUS System. The GKR-1035 is the primary means of input and output for the GKR-2011 IVUS System. It displays the imagery from the cameras as well as other data that may be collected during the operation of the system. -
Page 15: Optional Components
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide OPTIONAL COMPONENTS The GKR-2011 IVUS System supports additional hardware that enhances the overall effectiveness of the system. This includes dual triggering, auto washing, front and back license plate reading, and driver detection. These components include: •... -
Page 16: Gkr-1088
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide The GKR-2021 (Auto Wash System) (page 19) automatically sprays water over the Scanner to aide in cleaning the windows. It is set up on automatic intervals by the System Administrator. The Auto Wash System is placed inside the GKR- 1043-2 with the GKR-1020. -
Page 17: Preventative Maintenance
Not doing this can result in damage to the Scanner, LED Light Rails, and associated cabling. Additionally, debris can greatly reduce the ability of the GKR-2011 IVUS System to identify threats. Drainage is also a vital to the ability of the GKR-1020 and the GKR-1022-R to scan and detect foreign objects. -
Page 18: Cables & Connections
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide Cables and Connections The operator should take care to remove any debris that could damage the Dual-View Scanner and LED Light Rail Cables and its connection to the GKR-1020 and GKR-1022-R. GKR-7067 and GKR-1088 Lenses Regardless of the cameras your system contains, daily preventative maintenance is required to ensure optimal system operating conditions. -
Page 19: Troubleshooting
GKR-2011 IVUS Hardware Operator’s Guide TROUBLESHOOTING Failure Cause Corrective Action LED Light Rails locked on. Vehicle stopped on top of the Log out/log in to the Operator Dual-View Scanner for greater Terminal. than 60 seconds which causes a time out in the GKR-1020-A. -
Page 20: Definitions
GKR-7043 (Control Box) – Central termination point for all components of the GKR- 2011. GKR – 1035 (Operator Terminal) – The component of the Gatekeeper system which runs the AUVIS™ software, displays the images from the various cameras, and allows the operator to input data into the system. - Page 21 ILPA functionality. Installed into the GKR-1035. GKR-7067 (Multi-functional Camera) – Captures an overview image and video of the entire lane in which the Gatekeeper hardware is placed. Additionally, can be used if the ILPA function is enabled.
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