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02.06.2022
Installation
APS-90-Lite
ࡒ Place the device at least 30 to 50 cm (11.8 to 19.7 in) away from a wall with sliding
doors, because a minimum clearance of 30 to 50 cm (11.8 to 19.7 in) (Fig. 10 /A)
must be observed between the counting lines (Fig. 10 /3) and the entrance for
tracking people.
ࡒ For counting line applications there must not be any point of interest (Fig. 10 /4)
in the counting area, i.e. no place where people are encouraged to linger (sales
counter, coat stands, info stands, etc.), because tracking may be lost e.g. due to
persons bending down or interacting with objects
ࡇ Ensure that there are no sight restrictions.
If the view in the visual range is impaired, the obstructed area can be defined.
ࡇ Ensure that the area is sufficiently illuminated.
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Mountin
g
g Parameters
Category Description
Mounting height 2.0 ... 4.0 m
(6.6 ...13.1 )
Mounting pitch angle α
-45° ... 0 ... 45°
Mounting yaw angle β
-45° ... 0 ... 45°
Distance from the door, optimal 30 ... 50 cm (11.8 ... 19.7 in)
Lateral alignment centered in the passage area
Consider the following parameters when positioning the device:
The device has an integrated tilt measurement, therefore there is no need to use an extra
angle measuring device. The pitch (Fig. 11 /α) and yaw (Fig. 11 /β) angles allow values
up to 45°. Keep in mind that this maximum angle value is not very useful, because at
the camera edges you will see up to the horizon and small people may be obstructed by
bigger people. 30° is a more realistic suggestion as a useful maximum.
Fig. 11: Mounting position (angles)
The reference plane for the mounting height is the floor directly beneath the device. The
device can approximate measure it's own mounting height, if there is a big enough visible
floor area . Be prepared to use a distance measuring device as backup. Measure the
mounting height from the base to the optics.