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INFORMATION SERIES |
| With this corner installation the device is
the farthest one can get away from the rest of the
equipment and E-M sources. The 4x10 shelf is attached to
the top of the brick mould which is the wainscoat all
around the room. Please note: The MADAR unit must be
mounted flat. Ignore the wire coming off the top of the
unit which in the case above is a wire from the green
relay to other equipment in the room. You are looking at the side of the MADAR where the power adaptor plugs in the microjack on the left. * The red LED is the power status indicator which means the unit is getting power. * The green LED that is flashing near the Ethernet jack shows a 10/100 Mb connection to the internet. * The amber LED indicates a 1000 Mb connection. Next to that RJ45 jack are 4 USB ports. You can use any of these for the DAS (alarm speaker). Shown above is the black DAS line at upper right. The newer power adaptor has a line switch so you don't have to unplug the MADAR at any time. So all three lines coming from the right are tethered to the trim by a nylon strap. This is better than bundling which could induce some E-M into the system from the power adaptor. The HDMI jack to the right of the power jack for the power adaptor is not used in this MADAR application. But be advised, DO NOT USE the USB ports to run any other device or charge any other device. The one exception will be the geiger counter which has not been approved as of this date. Fran Ridge MADAR OPERATIONS |