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General| Type | Walk-Through Metal Detector |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable |
| Alarms | Audible and Visual |
| Frequency | 100 Hz |
| Power Supply | 50/60 Hz |
| Programs | Multiple |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Technology | Pulse Induction (PI) |
| Dimensions | 2240 mm x 850 mm x 580 mm (88.2 in x 33.5 in x 22.8 in) |
Explains special terms used in the manual for clarity.
Crucial safety and operational guidelines for using the equipment.
Details the product warranty terms and conditions.
Describes the primary applications and purpose of the Metor 6M.
Identifies and illustrates the key parts of the Metor 6M.
Provides specifications for power, operating conditions, and protection.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the Metor 6M.
Offers guidance on selecting an optimal installation location.
Details how to organize a security checkpoint for efficient traffic flow.
Explains how to install multiple WTMDs close to each other.
Guides on selecting optimal operating frequencies for side-by-side use.
Step-by-step instructions for physically assembling the Metor 6M units.
Procedures for relocating the zone display unit.
Details how to connect the various cables and components.
Instructions for installing the power supply within the cross piece.
Explains the Metor 6M display unit, status lights, and keypad functions.
Details the functions of each key on the Metor 6M keypad.
Describes the optional remote control unit and its features.
Explains how to pair the remote control unit with the electronics.
Provides a hierarchical overview of the Metor 6M's menu system.
Outlines the step-by-step process for calibrating the Metor 6M.
Lists prerequisites and initial steps before starting calibration.
Guides on selecting the optimal operating frequency for calibration.
Explains how to adjust parameters affecting detection at different object speeds.
Details the different detection programs available for selection.
Specifies the conditions and objects used for testing programs.
Illustrates and describes objects relevant for calibration testing.
Explains how to adjust sensitivity for optimal detection.
Details methods for setting the overall sensitivity of the detector.
Explains how to adjust sensitivity specifically for the floor level.
Procedure for automatically adjusting floor level sensitivity.
Provides manual steps to adjust floor level sensitivity.
Details how to adjust sensitivity for specific zones of the detector.
Explains how to choose the most suitable detection program.
Covers overall, zone, auto, and floor sensitivity settings.
Settings for operating frequency, speed response, and parameter copying.
Resets settings and configures random alarm functions.
Explains the random alarm function and its generation.
Details the random alarm function for alarming individuals.
Adjusts volume levels for alarms and key presses.
Explains the zone display's function in indicating alarm location.
Manages user accounts, including adding, viewing, and modifying.
Covers access codes, ID locking, and remote control management.
Step-by-step guide to change access codes for users.
Details how to configure menu access for different user groups.
Procedures for resetting codes and managing user ID lockouts.
Instructions for creating new user accounts and assigning privileges.
Instructions for disabling the keypad using a remote control.
Displays passenger and alarm counts, and calculates alarm rate.
Explains the function and modes of the traffic counters.
Settings for MetorNet mode and port configuration.
Covers standby mode, power guard, and I/O configuration options.
Configuration for output relays and Power Guard function for power loss detection.
Tools and procedures for diagnosing system issues.
Measures electromagnetic and mechanical interference levels.
Lists optional accessories like remote control and traffic lights.
Overview of the browser-based remote management system.
Lists common error messages and their corrective actions.
Lists common error situations and their causes/corrections.
Instructions for replacing the input fuse and internal battery.
Details the purpose and process of service reporting.
Lists essential information needed when requesting service.
Principles and procedures for factory repair services.
Steps to identify and order the correct spare parts.
Environmental guidelines for disposing of the equipment.
Contact details for customer service and support centers globally.
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