Detection Area Check - Optex OVS-01CC Installation Instructions Manual

Vehicle detection sensor for vehicle counting
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Detection Area Check

● Detection Area Check Function
This function allows you to visually check the detection area of the microwave signal using the operation
indicator. It is possible to verify the correct angle and size of the detection area.
*This detection area check must be performed after calibration.
● How to Check Detection Area
[1] Pressing the Area Check button switches to the Detection Area Check Mode and the operation indicator
blinks green. (If it keeps blinking green (no detection) for more than 30 seconds, it will automatically
change back to the Normal Operation Mode.)
If there is a pedestrian or an object in the detection area, the operation indicator will blink red.
In this instance, remove the object to outside of the area until the indicator blinks green.
If the operation indicator is blinking red, while there is no pedestrian or object in the detection area, it is
recommend that recalibration is performed.
Standby
Area Check
Detection
Calibration
Calibration Area Check
If there is a pedestrian or an object in the detection area.
Standby
Area Check
Detection
Calibration
Calibration Area Check
[2] Stand at the center of the vehicle lane (see Figure [A]) and walk in the direction of vehicle access.
When the operation indicator turns from green blinking (non-detection) to red blinking (detecting), it is the
edge of the detection area. (Under the normal operation mode, the detection area by vehicle may be
smaller)
If the detection area is not as expected, adjust the sensor angle and/or range again.
*After the adjustment, perform calibration again.
2. Operation indicator blinks green
1. Press the Area Check button.
Operation indicator blinks red.
Sensor
Standby
Area Check
[A]
Detection
Calibration
Calibration Area Check
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Operation indicator
blinks red.

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