3M 8800 Series Benutzerhandbuch
System Operation
Turning your system on and off
Power is applied and removed with a key switch
located on Panel A. Two keys are supplied with the
system. Remove the key while the system is operating
to prevent patrons from turning off the system. If the
key is not available and power must be removed,
unplug the power cord or turn off the circuit breaker in
the power distribution panel that supplies power to the
system. Your detection system has been designed to
be left on continuously.
located on Panel A. Two keys are supplied with the
system. Remove the key while the system is operating
to prevent patrons from turning off the system. If the
key is not available and power must be removed,
unplug the power cord or turn off the circuit breaker in
the power distribution panel that supplies power to the
system. Your detection system has been designed to
be left on continuously.
Turning the system on
1
Ensure that the power cord is connected to a power
outlet or other source of power.
outlet or other source of power.
2
Turn the key switch to the On position.
3
Allow 10 seconds for the system to warm up.
Turning the system off
Remove power from the system by one of the
following methods:
following methods:
Method 1 Turn the key switch to the Off position.
Method 2 Disconnect the AC power cord from the
power outlet.
Method 3 Set the facility circuit breaker for the system
to the Off position.
AC Power Cord
Key Switch
8800_OM_005
Figure 2. Detection System Panel A
Verifying system operation
Your system should be inspected daily for proper operation. To verify system
operation, walk through the system corridor with a secured library item. This
should result in an audible alarm and a flashing alarm light at the top of the
panels. There is no need for repetitive walk-through testing. During normal
operation, the current patron count is displayed. Each pass through the
system should increment the patron counter by one.
operation, walk through the system corridor with a secured library item. This
should result in an audible alarm and a flashing alarm light at the top of the
panels. There is no need for repetitive walk-through testing. During normal
operation, the current patron count is displayed. Each pass through the
system should increment the patron counter by one.
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