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Survey Kit
Verication Guide
©2018 EMS Ltd. All rights reserved. MK227 Issue 5 27/02/2018 AJM
Introduction
The procedure described in this document is a verication of performance and not a
calibration. Calibration requires complex equipment to conduct measurements which due
to the nature of the site survey equipment is not required. The verication will conrm
continued performance of the survey kit such that it is suitable for continued use without the
cost of formal calibration.
There are two sections outlined within this document:
Section 1 - General maintenance (pages 3 to 4)
Section 2 - Two yearly maintenance (pages 5 to 6)
If you encounter issues completing the steps outlined in this document, please contact EMS
technical support.
Kit familiarisation
SURVEYOR
DEVICE
LOCAL - REMOTE PASS / FAIL
SIGNAL QUALITY %
REMOTE - LOCAL
BATTERY
Pole Mounted
Survey Tool
CH 1 CH 2 CH 1 CH 2
POWER/
CHARGE
TX
RX
RSSI/dB
START
LOCAL - REMOTE REMOTE - LOCAL
Signal Surveyor Device survey
rods
12 VOLT
BATTERY
CHARGER
Signal Surveyor
mains charger
Page 2 of 8
Specied batteries
When replacing batteries; observe correct polarity, using only specied batteries shown
below.
Note: Fitting of an incorrect battery type invalidates the product certication and may result
in poor performance.
Signal Surveyor: 1 x 6V 4Ah Lead Acid battery
(Yuasa NP4-6)
Pole Mounted Survey Tool: 4x AA Alkaline batteries
(Panasonic LR6AD Powerline / Varta 4006 Industrial)
Page 3 of 8
Section 1
General maintenance
Page 4 of 8
Charge the Signal Surveyor
Charge the Signal Surveyor (with the
left-hand side power switch o). The
unit’s ‘POWER/CHARGE’ LED will
illuminate amber whilst charging and
will extinguish once fully charged.
Replace the battery if it does not
fully charge within 24 hours. See
the ‘Battery specication’
section.
Quick range test
Full signal should be achievable at 40m distance in open air.
CH 1 CH 2 CH 1 CH 2
POWER/
CHARGE
TX
RX
RSSI/dB
START
LOCAL - REMOTE REMOTE - LOCAL
SURVEYOR
DEVICE
LOCAL - REMOTE PASS / FAIL
SIGNAL QUALITY %
REMOTE - LOCAL
BATTERY
Setting up comms
Surveyor Vxx.xx
Power up the kit
Switch on both units as shown.
The Pole Mounted Survey Tool will
go into power save mode (screen
o) when not in use.
If however it doesn’t start up,
replace all four batteries. See the
‘Battery specication’ section.
SURVEYOR
DEVICE
LOCAL - REMOTE PASS / FAIL
SIGNAL QUALITY %
REMOTE - LOCAL
BATTERY
>45dB >45dB Pass
BG = 0dB
CH 1 CH 2 CH 1 CH 2
POWER/
CHARGE
TX
RX
RSSI/dB
START
LOCAL - REMOTE REMOTE - LOCAL
SURVEYOR
DEVICE
LOCAL - REMOTE
PASS / FAIL
SIGNAL QUALITY %
REMOTE - LOCAL
BATTERY
Page 5 of 8
Section 2
Two yearly maintenance
Page 6 of 8
Two yearly test
Replace all batteries every two years, observing
correct polarity and using only specied batteries.
See the ‘Specied batteries’ section.
Replace all batteries
It is recommend that the The Signal Surveyor’s
Mains Charger is routinely checked every two years
for electrical safety, in accordance with any local
codes of practice. I.e. PAT testing in the UK.
Mains charger test
PASSED
ELECTRICAL SAFETY TEST
App ID:
Tested:
Re-test:
Engineer:
868
05/02/18
05/02/20
P. Smith
Change all batteries
Quick range test
Mains charger test
Page 7 of 8
Range Test Bench Mark Form
Site Location Details
Survey Date Background Level Distance Signal Level Comments
dB %
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The information contained within this literature is correct at time of publishing. The EMS Security Group Ltd reserves the right to change any information regarding products as
part of its continual development enhancing new technology and reliability. The EMS Group advises that any product literature issue numbers are checked with its head oce
prior to any formal specication being written.
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