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Procedure:
1. Whenever possible, attempt to separate the PD 6500i from non-Garrett walk-through metal
detectors as much as possible. Doing so will significantly reduce interference between differing
brands of detectors.
2. Switch M Filter OFF and Line Sync OFF. (See Section 3.5.33 and 3.5.35.)
3. Select the appropriate transmit configuration based on the four diagrams shown in Figure
2–11. (See Section 3.5.36.)
4. Determine quietest Frequency. (See Section 3.5.34.)
2.4
sTABILIZING
The PD 6500i may be bolted to the floor using the holes in the unit's boot or adhesive floor
mounting plates are available for securing the PD 6500i to the floor without drilling.
Stabilizing the unit is particularly important in locations where the floor slopes or tilts, disorderly
crowds, high winds, etc., are possible. It is recommended that the unit be tested for functionality
and interference prior to permanent mounting.
2.5
INsTALLATION COMPLeTION
Complete the installation of the PD 6500i by:
1. Connecting the unit to a power source
2. Selecting the operating setting
3. Establishing the required program and settings
4. Checking for interference and verifying proper operation
3.
CONTrOLs AND ADJUsTMeNTs
There are three access levels of security clearance for the PD 6500i .
1. Operator Level: The Operator can view the Program, Base Sensitivity, Patron Count,
Alarm Count, Alarm %, Random Alarm % and Sequence settings as well as alter Volume
settings and reset the Counter without a User Code. See Monitor Functions (Table 3-1). At any
time the Administrator can deny the Operator access to these Monitor Functions.
Press the PROGRAM touchpad to view Program and Base Sensitivity. Press the COUNTER
touchpad to view Patron Count, Alarm Count, Alarm % and Random Alarm %. Press and hold
the COUNTER touchpad to reset the Counter to zero (0). Press the VOLUME touchpad to
view the volume setting; then press the + / - touchpad to increase or decrease the volume
setting.
2. Supervisor Level: The Supervisor requires a user code and may require a key to view
and adjust authorized functions. (See Table 3-1 and Section 3.5 for more information.)
3. Administrator Level: The Administrator requires a user code and may require a key to view
and adjust authorized functions. (See Table 3-1 and Section 3.5 for more information.)
3.1
MeNU TABLe
Table (3-1) on page 23 lists access levels and menu functions.
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PD 6500i User MANUAL
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