2 BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Thank you for purchasing a Polimaster Personal Combined Radiation
Detector/Dosimeter РМ1703МО-1. Before operating this unit, please review this guide
thoroughly and retain it for future reference.
The Personal Combined Radiation Detector/Dosimeter is designed to detect,
search, and locate gamma-emitting radioactive sources. The instrument is easily
operated requiring only an understanding of the basic parameters and settings for proper
operation.
The instrument is intended for everyday and/or emergency use by firefighters,
military, police, etc. It is designed for use in any area where radiation dose and dose rate
are required to be measured, where exceeding the default dose and dose rate values
requires an alarm. In addition, the instrument provides accumulated information about
the accumulated dose and system analysis of the gathered dosimetric information.
3 PRECAUTIONS
1 Keep the instrument at least 4 inches from radio emitting sources, such as cell
phones, to avoid false positives.
2 Avoid severe mechanical shocks and submerging the instrument into water.
4 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The РМ1703МО-1 belongs to Polimaster’s new generation of highly sensitive,
small and power-saving personal gamma combined radiation detectors/dosimeter. When
ON the Detector continuously monitors the environment for radiation and alerts the user
with a visual, audio and/or vibrating alarm if a radiation source is detected or a radiation
threshold is exceeded.
All operations history is stored in the instrument’s permanent memory, protecting
the data even when the battery is removed. The stored data can also be transferred from
the РМ1703МО-1 to a personal computer via its infrared interface.
The instrument is recommended for detecting and locating radiation sources in
both indoor and outdoor environments.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation
4.1 Display and control buttons
The instrument is equipped with two control buttons located on its top panel:
- MODE button — (switching on the instrument; switching between operation
modes; background level calibration; changing the instrument parameters in setup
mode);
- LIGHT button — (switching on the backlight; switching on the indication of
the battery power level; enabling IR communications with a PC; changing the
instrument parameters in setup mode).
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