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E-MAX EAS DETECTOR INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (8000-2853-01, REV. 01)

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eeMaxMax™™ EAS Detector EAS Detector

Installation and Installation and

Troubleshooting GuideTroubleshooting Guide

• ZAEMAX2ZAEMAX2--22 Dual Pedestals Dual Pedestals

• ZAEMAX2ZAEMAX2--1F11F1 Pedestal with 2 Ranger Pedestal with 2 Ranger

AntennasAntennas

About this GuideAbout this Guide

This guide explains how to install and test the

eMax detector. Other related documents are:

• Quick Install Guide, 8000-2853-02

• Quick Install Guide, 8000-2853-03

If you need assistance...If you need assistance...

Call Sensormatic Customer Support at:

1-800-543-9740 (NAR CRC or Tech. Support)

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Summary of content (8 pages)

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Company Confidential-Preliminary eMax™ EAS Detector About this Guide This guide explains how to install and test the eMax detector. Other related documents are: Installation and Troubleshooting Guide • ZAEMAX2ZAEMAX2- 2 Dual Pedestals • ZAEMAX2ZAEMAX2- 1F1 Pedestal with 2 Ranger Antennas • Quick Install Guide, 8000-2853-02 • Quick Install Guide, 8000-2853-03 If you need assistance... Call Sensormatic Customer Support at: 1-800-543-9740 (NAR CRC or Tech.
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Company Confidential-Preliminary Installation This section contains procedures for installing dual pedestals or installing one pedestal with dual ranger antennas. 3. Ensuring the end of the interconnect cable exits the top of each base and extends .3m (1 ft) above it, secure each base using anchors supplied. 4. For transmit (Tx) and receive (Rx) pedestals, ensuring the cover screws are facing the exit, connect the cable exiting the pedestal to the interconnect cable exiting the base.
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Company Confidential-Preliminary 5. Dual Pedestal Installation with Cables in Floor This procedure shows how to install a transmit pedestal (the one with the power cord) and a receive pedestal with their interconnect cable routed through the floor between them. Note: A red lamp will blink once every 4 seconds to indicate that the system is looking to avoid noise from nearby electronic equipment or to sync to the quietest ac line phase (auto phasing).
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Company Confidential-Preliminary Installing an eMax Transmit Procedure Pedestal/Dual Ranger Receive Antenna System This procedure shows how to install an eMax transmit pedestal and two Ranger receive antennas. This procedure shows how to install an eMax transmit pedestal and two Ranger receive antennas with their interconnect cable routed over the exit between them. Ranger antennas can mounted using screws or double-sided tape. When mounting to a door frame, double-sided tape can be used.
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Company Confidential-Preliminary connect the white wire to terminal 1 and the green wire to terminal 2. IMPORTANT! DO NOT install antenna covers until you have verified system operation. If you accidentally install a cover, you can disengage it by pressing a straightened paper clip into the small hole in each end of the cover. 6. With the cover screws of the pedestal facing the exit, connect the cable exiting the pedestal to the interconnect cable exiting the base.
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Company Confidential-Preliminary Setting the Transmit Troubleshooting Pedestal for 240Vac Dead Dead System WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! Disconnect the transmit pedestal from the AC source BEFORE making this adjustment. Note: If the transmit pedestal emits a degrading sound (dying gasp), this sound is an indication that power was just removed from the pedestal. If the green lamp at the top of the transmit pedestal is not on, the pedestal may be without power.
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Company Confidential-Preliminary Adjustments Using the Laptop Specifications Using a laptop computer and Ultra•Post Configurator software, Version 5.0 or higher, you can bring a window up on the screen that allows you to: • Turn the transmitter on and off. • Observe current and voltage in each coil of the transmit pedestal. • Adjust the gain of the receiver pedestal. Auto phasing must be disabled or off to do this. Electrical Primary input..............................
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Company Confidential-Preliminary Declarations Regulatory Compliance Compliance Emissions ...................................47 CFR, Part 15 Safety ..........................................UL60950 CSA C22.2 No 60950 FCC COMPLIANCE: This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules for intentional radiators and Class A digital devices when installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual.