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General| Detection Zones | 18 zones |
|---|---|
| Detection Height | 2000mm |
| Detection Width | 700mm |
| Power Supply | AC 100V - 240V, 50/60Hz |
| Operating Humidity | 95% RH |
| Internal dimensions | 2000 (H) x 700 (W) x 522 (D) mm |
Introduces the operations of the ZK-D3180 Walk-through Metal Detector and clarifies figure usage.
Introduces the ZK-D3180 Walk-through Metal Detector's purpose and capabilities for security screening.
Provides a visual depiction of the ZK-D3180 Walk-through Metal Detector.
Details and labels the various physical components of the ZK-D3180 Walk-through Metal Detector.
Presents the external physical dimensions of the ZK-D3180 detector through front and side views.
Lists key technical specifications including power, operating temperature, frequency, dimensions, and weight.
Outlines essential safety guidelines and precautions to follow during the installation and operation of the detector.
Provides guidance for individuals passing through the metal detector to ensure smooth operation and safety.
Defines environmental requirements and considerations for installing the detector to prevent interference and false alarms.
Details the step-by-step process for assembling and installing the ZK-D3180 Walk-through Metal Detector.
Explains the concept of detection zones, including the LCD display and positioning LEDs for identifying metal object locations.
Guides users on adjusting detection zone sensitivity to exclude small metal objects and ensure accurate detection.
Details the information displayed on the detector's standby interface after initialization, including counts and signal strength.
Explains how to access the main menu by entering the factory password for initial device operation.
Guides users on setting detection sensitivity levels, covering both global and zone-specific adjustments.
Allows selection of the number of independent zones for precise object positioning based on operational needs.
Enables selection of the frequency band for the detector, offering both manual and automatic setting options.
Configures alarm parameters such as volume, delay, ring tone, random alarm, and alarm mode for audible alerts.
Performs automatic self-checks on detector functions including Zone, LED, and Speaker tests.
Allows setting the security level to Low, Middle, or High, which adjusts the detector's sensitivity accordingly.
Enables selection of predefined application scenarios (Scenario 1 & 2) to optimize detector performance.
Provides a function to query historical alarm records and view total alarm counts by specifying date and time ranges.
Allows configuration of system parameters like password, screen sleep, date/time, language, and record saving.
