How to Operate the DMD System?
The user can perform several actions to operate the DMD system:
- Power On — Turns on the system from a powered-off state. After switching on, the system automatically enters the Initialization phase.
Initialization — The system powers up, checks all sensors, and prepares for operation. Once this process is complete, it switches to Normal Operation.
Normal Operation — The system functions under standard conditions after successful initialization and calibration.
Recalibration — Triggered when significant changes in the environment affect detection accuracy (for example, strong vibrations or background interference). The system automatically adjusts itself and then returns to normal operation.
Setup — Allows the operator to change system settings. After configuration, the system can return to Initialization or Normal Operation.
Reboot — Restarts the system manually or automatically after an error or power interruption.
Power Off — Completely shuts down the system.
User Actions and Operation Modes
Each system state is shown by LED color:
Blue: Initialization
Green: Normal Operation
- Yellow: Recalibration
When a person enters the inspection zone, the system automatically begins scanning. It analyzes data and determines if any dangerous items are present.
If a potential threat is detected, the system alerts the operator with sound signals, LED lights, and/or messages on the display.
Even if only one type of signal appears, it should be treated as an alarm notification.
The DMD system can be connected to the Mobile Alarm Monitor Client, allowing operators to view alarms and system status on PCs or tablets.
Before switching on the DMD system:
Check the device’s exterior for any visible damage.
Inspect the inspection zone to ensure there are no large static or moving metal objects.
Prepare the operator’s PC or tablet for use.
Ensure the DMD system is connected to the correct AC power source.
Turn the Power Key to the ON position (located under the protective hatch on the arch).
The Power Key is located under the protective hatch on the arch
The DMD system can connect to one or more operator PCs or mobile devices.
The client software displays alarms and system data in real time, allowing the operator to monitor the DMD’s status and respond promptly.
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