Ranger Body Scanner/Metal Detector
(630-3010)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 34297

BODY SCANNING PROCEDURE

1.  Ask the person to face you, with arms and legs extended slightly.

2.  Begin the body scan at the upper left shoulder, holding the flat
    surface of the scanner to the persons profile, about 1" from body
    surface.

3.  Using a smooth, even motion.

    a)  Scan down the length of arm.
    b)  Back up inside of arm.
    c)  Then down full length to foot.
    d)  Move to inside of ankle.
    e)  Then back down on the opposite ankle.
    f)  Scan right body side starting at outside of foot and repeating
        pattern upwards.

4.  Scan front torso, including shoulder areas, scan back torso including
    small of back at belt area.

5.  In areas where large amounts of metal re-bar in the floor interfere
    with scanner operation at ankle level, push the DESENS button while
    scanning ankle area.

SENSITIVITY

The Ranger hand scanner has been factory adjusted to optimum sensitivity
level for most security screening applications.  For specialized
applications requiring more, or less, sensitivity the level is adjustable.

You will note the right side handle has an 1/8" diameter hole.  This hole
allows access to an adjustment control inside the housing.

Insert the tip of a small screwdriver straight through the hole until it
touches the control.  Turn slowly until you feel the tip engage the screw-
driver slot in the control.  Turn the control clockwise (to the right) to
increase sensitivity.  Turn counterclockwise to decrease sensitivity.  The
degree of change is variable depending on how far you move the control.
Using a test object of desired size, adjust control higher  or lower until
sensitivity is at level required.


(LB/EB 08/08/96)