3M 3802, 3801, 3803, 3501, 2302, 3804, 3502, 2301 manual Turning Your System On

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System Configuration	3M Library Security System

3.20Turning Your System On

The power On/Off switch is a key switch located on one end of the corridor at the base of the electronics chassis. The 3Mt Detection System Model 3801/3802 is designed to be left on continuously.

To turn the system on, insert the key and turn the key switch to the ON position. The green light above the key switch will light, indicating the system is on.

They key should always be removed from the system to prevent tampering.

Allow two minutes for the system to warm up. A “DIAG9” will appear in the “Patron Counter/Diagnostic Display” during warm-up. Thereafter, the patron count or alarm count will be displayed.

3.21How to Verify System Operation

Your 3M detection system Model 3801/3802 should be inspected daily for proper operation.

System operation may be verified with the built-in Diagnostic Display located on one security panel. During normal operation, the current patron count or alarm count will be alterately displayed at 15 second intervals. A leading “P” indicates a patron count (for example, P123456). A leading “A” indicates an alarm count (for example, A123456).

If a system problem should occur, a code number will appear in the Diagnostic Display. Refer to the Troubleshooting Guide, Section 6, if a code number is present.

An alarm condition is indicated by an audible signal. The specific corridor in which an alarm condition exists is indicated by the light built into the top of panel A or C.

There is no need for repetitive walk-through testing.

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Contents Library Security System 3M, Tattle-Tape, and SelfCheck are trademarks of 3M Company 3Mt Library Security System Table of Contents Introduction Section IntroductionGlobal Leader in Library Materials Flow Management What this means to you3M 1999 September 3M Library Security System Section How the System WorksHow the System Works Section System Configuration Models 2301Agency Approvals FCC Radio Frequency Rules and RegulationsDOC Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations Accessories Security StripsHow to Verify System Operation Turning Your System OnEmergency Shutdown Models 3501 Detection Panels are shown belowAlarm FCC/Industry Canada/European/Australia EMC Compliance Australia3500--17L Important Safety Instructions Internal Use 10 M3501/M3502 Detection SystemAccessories Turning Your System On Fuse Replacement Models 3801 Accessories Turning Your System On FCC Radio Frequency Rules and Regulations DOC Radio Frequency Rules and RegulationsBlank Description/Characteristics Gate3Mt Staff Workstation 3M Accessories Installation3Mt Handheld Desensitizer Model Operating InstructionsSecurity Strips Used with the 3M Model 766 Desensitizer Security Strip ApplicationTypical Items Used with the 3M Model 766 Desensitizer Exceptions3Mt On-Counter Desensitizer Model Not For Use With Recorded Magnetic MediaSecurity Strips Used with 3Mt Desensitizer Model Typical Items Used with 3M Model 930 DesensitizerOperating Instructions To desensitize security strips Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Desensitizer Model Typical Items Used with the 3M Model 2001 Desensitizer2001M For Use With Recorded Magnetic Media Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Desensitizer Model 2001M Typical Items Used with the 3M Model 2001M Desensitizer3Mt In-Counter Desensitizer Model Typical Items Used with the 3M Desensitizer Model 3Mt On-Counter Resensitizer Model Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Resensitizer Model Typical Items Used with the 3M Resensitizer Model3M Accessories Operating Instructions Resensitizing Security Strips Troubleshooting 3Mt Bookcheck Model Voltage SelectionOperating Instructions Desensitizing Security Strips Resetting the circuit breaker Troubleshooting No desensitizing or resensitizingCleaning Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Bookcheck ModelTypical Items Used with the 3M Bookcheck Model Description/Characteristics Incorrect Methods of Sensitizing and Desensitizing Optical Sensor Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Bookcheck Model 10 3Mt On-Counter Desensitizer Model Security Strips Used with the 3Mt Desensitizer Model 11 3Mt On-Counter Resensitizer Model Indicator Light Photocell Service Typical Items Used with the 3M On-Counter Resensitizer Model12 3Mt Model 494 Locking Exit or Entrance Gate Features and Benefits 13 3Mt SelfCheckt System Model14 3Mt SelfCheckt System Model 15 3Mt SelfCheckt System Model 16 3Mt SelfCheckt System Model 17 3Mt Staff Workstation Model Blank Stripping Procedure Security Strips Used with the 3M Detection SystemsInstallation in Books 3Mt Tattle-TapetSecurity Strips 3M Library Security SystemPrint Media Protection 3Mt Tattle-TapetSecurity Strips B1 3M Library Security System 3Mt Tattle-TapetSecurity Strips Desensitizers Used with 3Mt Tattle-TapetB1 Security StripsResensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape B1 Security Strips Typical Items Marked with 3M Tattle-Tape B1 Security StripsPrint Media Protection 3Mt Tattle-TapetSecurity Strips B2 Desensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape B2 Security Strips Resensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape B2 Security StripsTypical Items Marked with 3M Tattle-Tape B2 Security Strips Marking Audio Cassettes Resensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape DAC-1 Security Strips Marking Compact Discs Desensitizers Used with 3Mt Tattle-TapetDCD-2 Overlay Resensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape DCD-2 OverlayTypical Items Marked with 3M Tattle-Tape DCD-2 Overlay Security Overlay Storage ConditionsMarking Video Cassettes Resensitizers Used with 3M Tattle-Tape DVM-1 Security Strips Blank Training Your Staff Section Training Your StaffOperator’s Manual Training VideoWhat To Do When The Alarm Sounds Hands-on PracticeReview Of Your Library’s Security Policies Unwanted Alarms Scenario #1Scenario #2 Scenario #3System Alarm Log Addressing Patron Concerns3M Library Security Systems System Alarm Log $ Value Alarm Patron Reported byRecovered Date Time Count Reason Yes MaterialsCleaning Instructions Lattice and Base General MaintenanceAccessories Desensitizers Photocell Lens and ReflectorTroubleshooting Guide Model 2301 Problem Cause ActionProblem Cause Action Model 3501 Problem Cause Action Training Your Staff Model 3801 Problem Cause Action Training Your Staff Obtaining Service Ordering SuppliesBlank Service Section ServiceModel Number Serial Number Service Important Notice to Purchaser