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DUAL ANTENNA SCANMAX PRO DEACTIVATOR CONTROLLER 8200-0365-01, REV. 1A

INSTALLATION AND SERVICE GUIDE

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AMB-9020 Dual Antenna

ScanMax

Pro

Deactivator Controller

Installation and Service Guide

The Dual Antenna Deactivator controller, along

with an antenna, is used to deactivate security

labels. Antennas used with the controller are:

• PowerPad Pro (ZBSMPPP)

• Slim Pad Pro (ZBSMPSP)

• CompactPad Pro Tabletop (ZBSMPCP)

• CompactPad Pro Flush Mount (ZBSMPCP-F)

• HS Pro (ZBSMPHS)

• LP Pro (ZBSMPLP)

• IP Pro (ZBSMPIP)

• IS Pro (ZBSMPIS)

• NS Pro (ZBSMPNS)

• NS2 Pro (ZBSMPNS2)

IMPORTANT (all antennas)! If only one antenna

is used, it MUST be plugged into the Antenna 1

port or the unit will not function properly.

IMPORTANT (IS Pro only)! If two antennas are

used and one is an IS Pro antenna and one is not,

the IS Pro antenna MUST be plugged into the

Antenna 1 port or the unit will not function properly.

Contents

About this Guide ....................................................1

About the Product ..................................................2

Product Overview ...............................................2

About the Controller............................................2

About the Antennas ............................................3

System Operation...............................................3

Indicators ............................................................3

POS Integration ..................................................4

Interconnection Cables.......................................4

Connector Inputs/Outputs......................................5

Installation..............................................................5

Basic Setup............................................................6

Controller Status Indicators ................................7

Remote Alarm Module........................................7

Advanced Setup and Adapter Configuration .........8

Troubleshooting .....................................................9

Basic Troubleshooting ........................................9

Advanced Troubleshooting...............................10

Specifications.......................................................12

Declarations .........................................................12

About this Guide

This guide explains how to install, setup, and

service the Dual Antenna Deactivator controller.

Summary of content (12 pages)

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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Contents AMB-9020 Dual Antenna ScanMax® Pro Deactivator Controller About this Guide ....................................................1 About the Product ..................................................2 Product Overview ...............................................2 About the Controller............................................2 About the Antennas ............................................3 System Operation...............................................3 Indicators .....
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Magnetic Media Safe Operation About the Product Magnetic Media Safe (MMS) operation enables security labels in audiotapes and videotapes to be deactivated without affecting the media. MMS is selectable using a software configurator, or using the push button on the controller. Product Overview The Dual Antenna Deactivator controller supports any two ScanMax Pro deactivation antennas used to deactivate USII and USIII labels.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 About the Antennas The controller, when first powered up, can also detect whether a key switch is in use. If detected, the key switch setting is set as a default for the system. The controller accepts any ScanMax Pro antenna. These antennas automatically set the controller for their antenna type and software settings when plugged into the controller except when using an extension cable.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 POS Integration Interconnection Cables The 183cm (6ft) power cord attaches to the external power supply and into a 4-position minidin on the controller. The cord option selected depends upon destination. Scan I/O Port POS integration uses the Scan I/O port and/or an RS232 port. Scan I/O ports can be configured to accept specific operating voltage levels to control the deactivator. It will be compatible with the AcoustoLink and Footlink options.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Connector Inputs/Outputs Installation The controller can be placed, out-of-the-box, on the countertop. It can also be attached to the underside of the countertop or to the sidewall of the counter using a mounting bracket. This bracket contains key slots for easy attachment.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Note: This procedure is used for Antenna 1 and Antenna 2. If only one antenna is used, it MUST be plugged into the Antenna 1 port for the unit to function properly. Basic Setup Figure 1. Controller control panel Referring to Figure 1: Power Button Mode Indicators POS Port 1. If used, plug either the indicator board cable (PowerPad Pro antenna only) and/or the remote alarm cable into the REMOTE port of the controller. A Y-adapter is required if using both devices. 2.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Controller Status Indicators Remote Alarm Module Status Indicator on Controller (Note: Orange lamp may appear yellow.) The remote alarm module (Figure 2) plugs into the REMOTE port on the controller. It contains the following: Solid Green Unit ready. Blinking Green Transmit disabled in detect only mode or by key switch or configurator. Blinking Orange Controller is in auto-sync. Solid Red Non-recoverable fault. a. Deactivation inhibit keyswitch.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 If unexplained deactivation occurs… Advanced Setup and Adapter Configuration Follow this procedure (except step 3) for each antenna as autosync should be completed only once. Manual operation must be used thereafter, as autosync will take both antennas out of their previous sync delay settings. Note: Be sure to adjust the correct antenna settings as indicated on the title bar of the configurator screen.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 If the system indicates the presence of a nondeactivateable label, but none is found, call the Customer Response Center for service. Troubleshooting Basic Troubleshooting If the deactivator continuously deactivates… If the deactivator is not deactivating labels… This indicates interference from nearby POS equipment picked up by the deactivation antenna. Try to reposition equipment such as check readers or displays. If deactivation continues, a service call is necessary. 1.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Advanced Troubleshooting If the Unit False Fires… Use this procedure only when the following occurs: 1. Re-sync the controller by pressing the Re-Sync button on the configurator. Be sure AUTOSYNC is enabled. If false firing stops, troubleshooting is complete. • • • Unit is not deactivating labels Unit false fires Deactivation height is very low 2. Remove the antenna and rotate it horizontally and vertically until deactivation stops.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 If Deactivation Height is Low… 1. Observe the noise level indicator on the configurator. 2. With customer approval, reposition POS equipment such as card readers and displays until the noise level minimizes. Typically, most POS equipment should be 30.5cm (12in) from the antenna. If deactivation performance is acceptable, troubleshooting is complete. If the noise level does not decrease to where deactivation is acceptable, continue to the next step. 3.
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Preliminary 2003-11-21 Specifications Declarations The input voltage to the power supply shall be 90– 264 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz ±5%. AC line current shall not exceed 2 amps rms. The power supply output to the controller must be 22Vdc +5%. Sensormatic power supply 606-0049-01 is specified for this application. Regulatory Compliance EMC ...............................................47 CFR, Part 15 RSS 210 EN 300 330 EN 301 489 Electrical Safety.......................................................