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Summary of Contents for Omnisense Systems Sentry MK4
- Page 1 MASS FEVER SCREENING SYSTEM User Guide Part No: SM4-OMS-384 Ver 3.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 01 - Important Information ....................4 For your safety ..............................4 1.2 Compliance .................................5 1.3 Notices ..................................6 02 - Introduction ........................7 2.1 What’s in the Package ............................7 2.2 Optional Items ..............................8 2.3 Deployment Site Selection ..........................9 2.4 Screening Considerations ..........................9 2.5 System Positioning ............................10 2.6 System Connection ............................11 2.7 System Setup (with Pedestal) .........................12... - Page 3 07 - Recommended Screening Process and Best Practices ..........28 Items to Prepare ..............................28 7.2 Locations to Prepare ............................28 7.3 Recommended Screening Process.......................28 08 - Advanced Functions ...................... 29 8.1 24HR Record ...............................29 8.2 Rec on Detect ..............................29 8.3 Storage Info .................................30 8.4 Export Video ..............................31 8.5 IP Setting ................................32 8.6 Firmware Update ..............................33...
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Page 4: Important Information
01 - Important Information 1.1 For your safety To prevent damage to your Omnisense Systems product or injury to yourself or to others, read the following safety precautions in their entirety before using this equipment. Keep these safety instructions where all those who use the product will read them. -
Page 5: Compliance
1.2 Compliance This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. -
Page 6: Notices
1.3 Notices © Omnisense Systems, 2020. All rights reserved. No part of this guide included with this product may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form, by any means, without Omnisense Systems’ prior written permission. Names and marks appearing on the products herein are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Omnisense Systems and/or its subsidiaries. -
Page 7: Introduction
02 - Introduction Thank you for choosing the Sentry MK4 Mass Fever Screening System (MFSS). The Sentry MK4 MFSS comes with all the components ready to install and operate, making it the most user-friendly Mass Fever Screening System available. We would like to help you create an effective screening operation with our system that offers maximum protection. -
Page 8: Optional Items
1. Network Cable 2. USB Cable 3. Monitor Power Supply 4. Main Console Power Supply Camera LED Display Monitor TRS Tripod Holder Console TRS Tripod Stand Storage case Mobile Pedestal TRS Tripod Stand Complete Sentry MK4 (optional) (optional) Setup... -
Page 9: Deployment Site Selection
(38°C) is possible but may result in longer stabilization time and reduced accuracy. 2.4 Screening Considerations The Sentry MK4 MFSS is designed to screen persons for elevated skin temperature. Therefore, consideration needs to be given to ensure the person’s skin is not adversely affected by the external environment. -
Page 10: System Positioning
2.5 System Positioning The illustration below shows how the Sentry MK4 components should be positioned in the screening area. For mobile setup, we recommend the system to be installed on our custom-designed mobile pedestal. This pedestal is designed with features that are best suited for the Sentry MK4 MFSS. -
Page 11: System Connection
2.6 System Connection This diagram provides an overview of the connection between different components of the Sentry MK4 MFSS. The TRS is physically on its own and requires only a power source. TRS communicates with the rest of the system via Bluetooth. -
Page 12: System Setup (With Pedestal)
2.7 System Setup (with Pedestal) You can quickly set up the system by following the simple steps below. For efficient and streamlined setup, we recommend you complete the setup and power up camera side before working on TRS. Install the Camera onto the ball-head connector of the mobile pedestal. - Page 13 TRS cable and adapter. The LED indicator will light up when you power on. Install the TRS unit onto your mounting tripod. When powered-on, the Sentry MK4 MFSS The optimal height for the TRS unit to be graphical user interface (GUI) will appear on mounted onto is 5ft 11in - 6ft 7in (180 - 200cm).
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Page 14: System Overview
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Page 15: Getting Started
Login 3.2 User Interface In most cases, the Sentry MK4 MFSS comes bundled with a touchscreen monitor and an easy to use user interface. You should take the time to familiarize yourself with the user interface. If a compatible touchscreen... -
Page 16: Configuring The System
Virtual keypad 4.2 Operating Menu Sentry MK4 MFSS operating menu consists of 4 sections for the Admin access level. For User access level, the Set TRS, Trigger Temperature, Zone, Masks and Audio Alarm functions are accessible by default (Please see Chapter 5). -
Page 17: Trs (Thermal Reference Source)
4.3 TRS (Thermal Reference Source) When the system is turned on, the TRS (Thermal Reference Source) needs to be set up. Ensure the TRS unit is within the sight of the camera unit and can be seen within the screens. Set TRS button 4.3.1 Setting the TRS 1. -
Page 18: Trigger
4.3.2 Trigger The trigger value is a set temperature threshold for the system to activate the alarm within the screening zone/ area. Any febrile person with a projected body temperature equal to or higher than the set trigger value will activate an alarm and tracking box on both the thermal and day camera screens. -
Page 19: Camera
4.4 Camera The Camera menu consists of the Zone, Masks and Display Palette functions. The Zone and Masks function similarly although they are designed for opposing purposes. 4.4.1 Zone This function allows you to set a Zone area that you wish to monitor. Any febrile person within the Zone area with a projected core body temperature equal to or higher than the set trigger value will activate an alarm and tracking box on both the thermal and day camera screens. -
Page 20: Mask 1 And 2
4.4.2 Mask 1 and 2 This function allows you to mask away a known hot area within the screening area to prevent the alarm from being activated. There are a total of 2 Masks available. If there are too many hot spots, you can use the Zone function instead to focus on the important area. -
Page 21: Display Palette
4.4.3 Display Palette The Display Palette allows you to switch between 6 different colour modes in the system: 1. There are Privacy Levels ranging from Level 1 to Level 4. Privacy Level 1 will provide the most detailed thermal images. As the levels increases from Level 2 to 4 the details on the thermal images will become more discreet and less fine. -
Page 22: Systems Setting
4.5 Systems Setting There are 8 functions on the Systems menu: 24HR Record, Rec on Detect, IP Setting, Firmware Update, Audio Alarm, Time Settings, Storage Info, Export Video. The following advanced functions are explained in Chapter 08 – Advanced Functions. Please refer to the relevant sections for details. -
Page 23: Time Setting
4.5.2 Time Setting Select on “Time Setting” to set or change the time, time zone and date. 4.6 User In this section of the operating menu, you can change the password for both the Admin and User levels. Select the password field of the [Admin] or [User]. Enter the desired password by using the keypad and select button to confirm. -
Page 24: User Level Access
The User level has access to the following functions by default. However, the Admin can choose to disallow/ allow the rights to access any of these functions. These functions are sufficient for any user or frontline operator to perform the daily operation of the Sentry MK4 MFSS effectively. 1. Set TRS - see 4.3.1 2. -
Page 25: Deployment Layout
06 - Deployment Layout As mentioned in section 2.3, the ideal deployment location is a natural funnel that channels human traffic into a manageable and controlled flow. If such an area is unavailable, create a passage with barriers placed. As the system only screen persons facing the camera, we recommend outgoing traffic be channeled through other paths. - Page 26 Hot background area e.g. entrance, parking lots, roads, passing traffic or hot windows Figure 2 Camera Distance between Camera and TRS 10 - 16ft (3 - 5m) *not drawn to scale...
- Page 27 Hot background area e.g. entrance, parking lots, roads, passing traffic or hot windows Figure 3 Camera Distance between Camera and TRS 10 - 16ft (3 - 5m) *not drawn to scale...
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Page 28: Recommended Screening Process And Best Practices
07 - Recommended Screening Process and Best Practices Sentry MK4 MFSS scans skin temperature to determine if a person has an elevated body temperature and is not reflective of the actual core body temperature. To further enhance the effectiveness of the screening operation, we recommends the following screening process and practices which is encapsulated from our decade of experience and involvement with such screening operation during pandemics like SARs. -
Page 29: Advanced Functions
08 - Advanced Functions 8.1 24HR Record The [24hr Record] function enables the camera to record on screen video for the duration of 24 hours, regardless if a febrile person is detected or not. It is recommended to insert either a U3 micro SD card or a USB 3.0 drive into the micro SD or USB 3.0 ports located on the console respectively. -
Page 30: Storage Info
8.3 Storage Info The [Storage Info] button will redirect you to a separate section. A compatible USB 3.0 drive or U3 micro SD card is recommended to obtain all the storage information about the respective storage devices. 1. Insert the USB 3.0 drive or U3 micro SD card into the USB 3.0 or micro SD ports of your console. The total storage capacity (256GB) and the amount of free storage of the storage device will then be shown after selecting the [Storage Info] button. -
Page 31: Export Video
8.4 Export Video The [Export Video] function will allow you to send the recorded video footage to an external storage device. A USB 3.0 drive or U3 micro SD card is recommended if you want to export the recorded video. 1. -
Page 32: Ip Setting
8.5 IP Setting There are different sets of IP address fields within the system: 1. Console IP – Indicates the current console IP address. 2. Ethernet IP – Indicates the ethernet IP address that will allow users to access the system via a local network. -
Page 33: Firmware Update
8.6 Firmware Update The [Firmware Update] function allows you to update the camera and console’s firmware to the latest version. To execute the update, a USB 3.0 drive is recommended. Dowload the latest firmware for the camera or the console from our website at www.omnisense-systems.com and save it in the drive. 1. -
Page 34: Ethernet Port
When you access the Sentry MK4 MFSS system in HTML, you are required to enter the username and password of the login page. The HTML view of the Sentry MK4 MFSS system is protected with a login page for security purposes. The default username and password are as follows:... -
Page 35: Admin Access (Html)
The Security function located at the Systems section of the Admin menu allows you to change the login settings of the Sentry MK4 MFSS in HTML. You can change the username or password in the menu. Enter the old and new usernames or passwords and click on the button to confirm. -
Page 36: Video Streaming
8.8.3 Video Streaming In HTML view, you can access the video streams of the Sentry MK4 MFSS system. There are 2 video streams available for you to integrate: 1. Thermal video stream 2. Day video stream Below is a table that shows the attributes for both video streams:... -
Page 37: Troubleshooting Guide
09 - Troubleshooting Guide The following list are some of the common errors that you may face during the setup and operations of the Sentry MK4 MFSS. Errors Possible cause Remedy Actions No power to the TRS Power adapter cable is loose. - Page 38 The screen for the The TRS/Camera Unit had Check and adjust the camera unit to the thermal image only been moved. desired position. Refer to section 4.3.1 to displays red and yellow set the TRS. colour after operations for some time. Screen for the thermal Distance between TRS and Shift the TRS 10 - 16ft (3 - 5m) away from...
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Page 39: Specifications
10 - Specifications Part No: SM4-OMS-384 Thermal Camera Sensor Type Amorphous Silicon (α-Si) microbolometer Thermal Resolution 384 X 288 Spectral Response 7-14μm Drift Compensation Real time continuous calibration (ext. TRS) Thermal Accuracy ±0.18°F / ±0.1°C Measurement Range 86°F to 113°F / 30°C to 45°C Sensitivity ≤50mK Horizontal Field of View... - Page 40 omnisense-systems.com...