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OmniCounter

Wireless

Infrared People Counter

Model: OmniCounter

Traf-Sys/Walker Wireless, Inc | 190 Industry Drive – Pittsburgh, PA 15275 Page 1 of 9

Ph: 888-815-6568 | Fax: 928-222-7279 | www.trafsys.com

Introduction

The Traf-Sys/Walker Wireless OmniCounter

Wireless Infrared People Counters provide a

simple and elegant, yet effective way to track foot

traffic through a given area or entrance. The

counter consists of two parts, a transmitter and

receiver, and determines traffic based using

infrared beam breaks; upon beam break, the LCD

counter will increment and the person will be

counted as having passed through your monitored

area/entrance.

Table of Contents

Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 1!

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................ 1!

Features and Benefits .......................................................................................................... 1!

Mounting and Orientation ................................................................................................... 2!

Side Firing Mode............................................................................................................. 2!

Front Firing Mode ........................................................................................................... 3!

Dual (Directional) Mode ................................................................................................. 3!

Mounting Bracket................................................................................................................ 4!

To Remove Sensor from bracket......................................................................................... 5!

Configuration and Powering On .........................................................................................6!

Configuring the IR Receiver ........................................................................................... 6!

To display the counts on the LCD................................................................................... 6!

Sending a Service Packet ................................................................................................ 7!

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 7!

Appendix A: Battery Replacement .....................................................................................8!

OmniCounter Accessories................................................................................................... 9!

Features and Benefits

•Infrared beam-interrupt 24-bit

People Counter

•Battery operated (fully wireless)

•Can operate in side-firing or front-

firing mode (switch selectable)

•Integrated 6 digit LCD display

indicating total counts

•Up to 20ft infrared transmission

range

•Complies with part 15 of the FCC

rules

•Up to 150ft (418MHz) indoor radio

transmission range

•Monitors infrared beam

interruptions and duration of beam

interruptions

•CRC-16 error checked radio

packets

•User replaceable batteries (3.6 volt

lithium)

•Flush mounting bracket (included

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Mounting and Orientation

One key to your OmniCounter People Counters operating properly and efficiently is their

mounting orientation and height; normal mounting height is between 36 and 52 inches.

Please see the illustrations below:

Figure 1

Figure 1 shows a typical side-

firing (door mounted)

installation.

Figure 2 shows a typical front-

firing (wall mounted)

installation.

Figure 2

Proper Orientation/Alignment is required for the counters to function properly.

Located on both the transmitter and receiver (LCD Display side) is a dimple that is

used to allow the correct orientation. The dimples are also used to indicate which

side of the enclosure the IR receiver or IR transmitter is located when using the

counter in Side-Firing Mode. The dimples have been painted white so they can be

located easily.

Side Firing Mode

In Side-Firing Mode, the counters need

to be mounted so that the dimples are

oriented to the center.

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Front Firing Mode

When used in Front-Firing Mode, the

counter needs to be installed with either

both dimples at the top or both dimples at

the bottom.

Dual (Directional) Mode

For dual mode the receiver side

(side with the LCD display)

should be mounted horizontally

on the right side of the entrance

with the display facing up and

the dimple at the bottom. The

transmitter side is then mounted

horizontally with the dimple at

the top.

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Mounting Bracket

You should decide what mode you are going to use your counters in before hanging

the mounting brackets. You will want to mount each mounting bracket (shown below)

with snap lock facing up for front firing mode to allow for proper orientation and

sensor operation. For side

firing the bracket will have

one snap lock facing up and

the other facing down to

allow for proper orientation

and sensor operation. For

dual (directional) mode the

brackets need to be mounted

horizontally. Both of the

brackets will have the snap

lock facing the inside of the

door to allow for proper

orientation and sensor operation.

After mounting the brackets, your Omni Counter sensors simply slide onto the Slide

lock and then snap securely onto the Snap lock. The following guide will help

illustrate the process.

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

Figure 1: Grasp the sensor firmly and line it up with the Slide lock.

Figure 2: Slide the sensor onto the Slide lock.

Figure 3: Begin to push the sensor towards the Snap lock until it snaps into place.

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To Remove Sensor from bracket

To release the sensor from the mounting bracket, depress the Snap lock with the

included screwdriver and gently pull the top of the sensor away from the mounting

bracket. See Figure 4 below for the location of the Snap lock release.

Figure 4

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Configuration and Powering On

Configuring the IR Receiver

To turn the unit on or select the mode of

operation, use a paperclip to press and hold the

configuration button. The LCD display will

sequence through the available operation modes

of the SIDE, set FRNT, set DUAL, SELFTEST, or

PWR OFF. To select the desired mode, release

the button when the display indicates the mode.

To put the counter into Alignment Mode,

momentarily press and release the configuration

button on the IR Receiver. If the IR Receiver and

IR Transmitter are properly aligned, then the LED will be lit on the IR Receiver. You can

exit Alignment Mode by pressing the Configuration Button again or allow it to exit

Alignment Mode on its own (after 60 seconds). This button is also used to send a service

packet. This will be discussed later in the manual.

IR Range (Low Power) 0.5 Feet to 10 Feet

IR Range (High Power) 10 Feet to 20 Feet

To display the counts on the LCD

1.) Momentarily press the configuration button or 2.) Swipe a magnet across the IR

Receiver where the reed switch is located (opposite side of the LCD display). To

reset the counts to zero, hold a magnet next to the reed switch for

approximately 5 seconds. This is the only way to reset the counts. It is

recommended that you use your magnet to check your counts. This will

eliminate the potential of changing the configuration or possibly turning off the

sensors.

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Configuring the IR Transmitter

To select the mode of operation, use a paperclip to press and hold the configuration

button. The visible LED’s will provide feedback to the available modes (Side Low Power,

Side High Power, Front Low Power, Front High Power, Dual Low Power, or Dual High

Power). Low Power Mode is indicated by a solid LED and High Power Mode is indicated

by a flashing LED.

IR Range (Low Power) 0.5 Feet to 10 Feet

IR Range (High Power) 10 Feet to 20 Feet

Sending a Service Packet

Sending a service packet from the OmniCounter People Counters is a useful diagnostic

tool; it will allow you to do the following things:

1. It will allow you to easily add the sensor to your MIU data controller using the Auto

Add method described in your data controller’s manual.

2. It will automatically update the sensor’s status and make its total count visible. This is

most useful for retrieving your total count (standalone mode) or interactive monitoring

(when using a data controller).

To send a service packet, depress and release the service packet button using a small

pointed object (i.e. – paperclip, bobby pin).

Troubleshooting

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Infrared People Counter

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Below are solutions to common problems you may experience with the OmniCounter

Wireless Infrared People Counters.

My sensors are not counting.

The sensors are not generating counts when the infrared beam is being broken.

•Ensure the power is on for both sensors.

•Ensure that your sensors’ firing designation switch is set properly to be

front-firing or side-firing and ensure that the sensors are mounted to

match that designation.

•Your batteries may need replaced; see Appendix A for battery

replacement information.

I do not see any counts on my LCD screen.

The onboard screen displaying counts is blank.

•This is by design; sending a service packet or breaking the infrared beam

will cause the count total to become visible. This feature was

implemented to conserve battery life.

My sensor reads Blocked

Blocked status indicates that the receiver can’t see the transmitter. Therefore you

may need to check for these problems.

•Make sure that there is nothing in between the sensors that is blocking it

physically.

•Check the distance between the sensors. If they are approximately 12

feet apart make sure that the sensors are on high power.

•Make sure that the transmitter side is turned on.

•If batteries have been replaced with the 3.6V Lithium batteries, you will

need to turn the sensors back on.

Appendix A: Battery Replacement

When it comes time to replace the batteries in your sensors, please follow this quick

guide. You may purchase your batteries directly from Traf-Sys/Walker Wireless;

these sensors require 3.6 volt lithium batteries.

1. Remove the battery door on both of your sensors by applying pressure

downwards in the direction the arrow is pointing (towards the battery door as

show below in Figure 11).

2. Using your fingernails or the included screwdriver, gently pry and remove the

batteries.

3. Following the proper battery polarity designations (printed in white on the

circuit board under the batteries) replace the batteries with new 3.6 volt

lithium batteries.

4. Turn both units on and remount them on their brackets.

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5. Test your sensors by walking through the entrance or otherwise breaking the

beam path.

6. If your sensors successfully generated counts, congratulations, you have

successfully replaced the batteries in your sensors. If you were unable to

generate counters, please refer to the Troubleshooting section of this

document then contact Traf-Sys/Walker Wireless technical support if you

require further assistance.

Figure 11

OmniCounter Accessories

•MIU-1000 or CompuCount data controller

•3.6 volt lithium AA battery

•Visicount server software (requires data controller)

•Traf-Sys Data Hosting and Support Services (requires data controller)

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