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Provides a general overview of the ProScan Max IITM digital metal detector's purpose and design.
Details the operational requirements, stability conditions, and sensitivity factors for the metal detector.
Covers the physical mounting and placement guidelines for the metal detector unit and conveyor.
Explains the electromagnetic field and the required clearance space around the detector aperture.
Outlines power supply requirements, wiring precautions, and grounding for the metal detector.
Details the power input/output board and lists the function of each terminal.
Provides a clear description for each terminal listed on the power input/output board.
Describes how solid state and mechanical relay outputs control external devices like reject mechanisms or alarms.
Explains how to wire the detector to stop a conveyor when metal is detected.
Details the process of wiring external devices to signal or reject events detected by the unit.
Identifies and describes the function of the LEDs and the touchscreen interface.
Guides users on how to move through the detector's menu system using the touchscreen interface.
Explains the three-level password protection system to prevent unauthorized access.
Details how to tune the detector to ignore the product's signal to ensure reliable metal detection.
Describes the process for automatically calibrating the detector to a specific product.
Guides the user on selecting or creating product profiles stored within the detector's memory.
Explains the manual product learning process for small batches or intermittent product flow.
Details the automated product learning process for continuous product streams.
Discusses adjusting the margin for product consistency to prevent false triggers.
Provides essential advice for optimizing the product learning process for accurate detection.
Guides on assigning custom names to product profiles for easier identification and management.
Explains the phase control's role in tuning out product signals for optimal detection.
Details the two independent sensitivity channels and how they are adjusted.
Describes offset adjustments that fine-tune the detector's response to product signals.
Explains how to use the monitor to view product signals and aid in manual calibration.
Sets the time delay between metal detection and the activation of a reject device.
Determines how long a reject device remains activated after detection.
Allows selection of timing methods like time, pulse count, or manual for reject activation.
Details timing control using pulses from a conveyor pulley for reject activation.
Enables or disables all detector outputs for specific operational phases.
Describes how to configure relay outputs (NO/NC) for various external devices.
Guides on adjusting delay and operate times for optimal product rejection.
Offers practical advice for accurately setting reject timing parameters for different products.
Explains how to adjust the internal real-time clock for time zones or Daylight Savings.
Describes accessing and managing event logs via the USB port and "Data Logger" file.
Details how to adjust the display contrast for better screen readability.
Explains the function of the counter and how to reset it for accurate run information.
Guides users to system settings that typically should not be altered without factory consultation.
Configures performance validation reminders, shift times, and test wand sizes.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve unpredictable false detection triggers.
Offers guidance on identifying and fixing recurring false triggers due to product or environment.
Helps diagnose issues when the conveyor fails to start, potentially linked to the detector's reset.
Addresses issues related to sweep arm speed, range, and cushioning adjustments.
General| Brand | Advanced Detection Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | ProScan Max II |
| Category | Metal Detector |
| Language | English |
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