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General| X-ray generator | 160 kV |
|---|---|
| Wire resolution | 38 AWG |
| Conveyor speed | 0.2 m/s |
| Type | Dual view X-ray inspection system |
| Tunnel Dimensions | 1000 mm x 1000 mm |
| Max. object size | 1000 mm (W) x 1000 mm (H) |
| Power Supply | 230 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C - 40°C |
| Detection Technology | Dual-energy X-ray |
| Application | Inspection of baggage and freight |
Essential safety instructions and warnings for operating the X-ray unit.
Overview of the physical controls, buttons, and indicators on the X-ray unit.
Procedures for initiating and concluding operations with the X-ray unit.
Instructions for removing objects and cleaning the inspection tunnel.
Steps for securely exiting the system and logging out.
Procedure for safely shutting down the X-ray unit.
Explanation of various warning symbols and their meanings in safety instructions.
Identification and meaning of warning signs physically present on the unit.
Guidance on adhering to national and international regulations for unit operation.
Crucial safety guidelines to be followed during operation and maintenance.
Guidelines for careful and accurate evaluation of X-ray images during inspection.
Description of the emergency stop button for units integrated into a baggage line.
Procedure for connecting the X-ray unit to the power supply.
Guidelines for correctly positioning baggage and freight on the conveyor.
Procedure for marking suspicious items within the X-ray image.
Method for electronically marking an item as requiring recheck.
Details on the X-ACT system for automatic detection of suspect objects.
Procedure for recognizing and marking suspect objects within the TIP system.
Operating the OTS XTrain system with feedback on operator performance.
Handling recognized objects within the OTS XTrain training system.
Procedure for managing missed objects in the OTS XTrain training system.
Handling situations where threat projections are aborted in the OTS system.
Instructions for storing X-ray images within the IMS system.
Restricting access to storage and recall functions for operator-level users.
Configuring automatic storage of scanned images for archiving.
Accessing unit configuration data for troubleshooting and diagnostics.
Steps for supervisor login, including user ID and password management.
Configuration options for user login methods and security settings.
Procedures for managing user accounts, including adding, editing, and deleting.
Defining and assigning access permissions for users with lower security levels.
Viewing and selecting existing user data entries.
Procedure for creating new user accounts with specific access levels.
Basic configuration of access rights for supervisor-level users.
Steps to program an ISIS card after entering user data.
Configuration of the keyboard's function and priority keys.
Instructions for recalling and printing stored X-ray images.
Structuring threat image libraries into categories and subcategories.
Structuring training sessions and organizing basic images within the OTS system.
Instructions for copying libraries from CD/DVD to USB memory.
Guidelines for creating custom libraries for import.
Procedure for accessing and viewing TIP/OTS system reports.
Steps for downloading reports to external storage media.
Procedure for performing a comprehensive four-step calibration of the unit.
Management of user access rights to menus and functions.
Activating/deactivating the X-ACT system for automatic threat detection.
