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L-type Doors

For occupancy monitoring in areas with an L-type door configuration, Banner 
recommends mounting the devices on the inside of the door so that the door does 
not block the sensors when it is opened. 
Two mounting options are shown. Both mounting options are valid for this type of 
installation and use the mounting holes on the sensor’s housing.
Avoid mounting the sensors in areas where people will stand and block the sensors.

Outward Opening Doors

For occupancy monitoring in areas with outward opening doors, Banner recommends 
mounting the devices on the inside of the door as close as possible to the door. 
The supplied L brackets can be mounted on the walls next to the door. If the door 
enters into a hallway/corridor, the sensors can be mounted directly to the walls 
without using the brackets.
Avoid mounting the sensors in areas where people will stand and block the sensors.

Inward Opening Doors

For occupancy monitoring in areas with inward opening doors, Banner recommends 
mounting the devices on the inside of the door and far enough from the door that the 
door does not block the sensor pair when opening. 
The supplied bracket allows for sensor rotation for an angled mounting. The sensors 
should be mounted to the supplied bracket on a fixed wall surface.
Avoid mounting the sensors in areas where people will stand and block the sensors. 

Sliding Doors

For occupancy monitoring in areas with sliding doors, Banner recommends 
mounting the devices on the inside of the door as close as possible to the door. 
Avoid mounting the sensors in areas where people will stand and may block the 
sensors.
This mounting option uses the supplied L bracket.

Disclaimer: Do not place in an area where the sensor pairs may be continually blocked by people or objects.

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Example Mounting Options

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Summary of Contents for TCER

Page 1: ...219271 Rev A Occupancy Solution Kit Total Count Emitter Receiver TCER Setup Guide ...

Page 2: ...icator includes bracket and power supply Receiver includes D cell battery and ISM radio DXM Controller Not shown above Direct Select Operator Interface includes C battery Power Supply Tools Needed Tape measure Phillips screwdriver Hand drill Emitter includes D cell battery ...

Page 3: ...enclosures The Emitter Receiver Directional Sensor Pair detects whether a person is entering or exiting the monitored area The sensor pair comes with two components an emitter and a receiver with an internal radio The receiver has a radio icon on the cover and base of the sensor Mount the sensor pair according to Banner s suggested mounting instructions The Direct Select Operator Interface display...

Page 4: ... corner screws with a Phillips screwdriver and open the Operator Interface 2 Insert the 3 6 V lithium battery Verify the battery s positive and negative terminals align to the positive and negative terminals as marked Caution There is risk of damage if the batteries are installed incorrectly Status LED 1 Unscrew the four corner screws with a Phillips screwdriver on the Receiver and remove the cove...

Page 5: ...ored area Mount the sensors using two 1 4 20 mounting bolts self tapping screws or the optional magnetic brackets Use the side arrows on the Emitter and Receiver to mount the sensor in the correct orientation When mounting the Directional Sensor Pair using the supplied brackets 1 Mount the Emitter bracket to a rigid surface 2 Mount the Receiver bracket at the same height as the Emitter bracket Fol...

Page 6: ... where people will stand and block the sensors Inward Opening Doors For occupancy monitoring in areas with inward opening doors Banner recommends mounting the devices on the inside of the door and far enough from the door that the door does not block the sensor pair when opening The supplied bracket allows for sensor rotation for an angled mounting The sensors should be mounted to the supplied bra...

Page 7: ...Registers menu and press ENTER Highlight Occupancy Limit and press ENTER Enter your desired Occupancy Limit 1 Using the up and down arrow buttons select the first digit for the limit and press ENTER to set the first digit 2 Use the up and down arrows to set the second digit and press ENTER 3 Repeat if you are adding a third digit 4 Press ENTER once more to highlight SEND and press ENTER to confirm...

Page 8: ...e reset schedule Operator Interface no longer displays the counts After the DXM Controller is rebooted a delay of 5 minutes may occur before counts are displayed The Operator Interface may not be communicating with the DXM Controller Check the status LED above the check mark button If the status LED flashes red change the positioning of the DXM Controller or Operator Interface so that they are clo...

Page 9: ...s if directed to by your IT department Setting a Static IP Address To define a specific IP address of your choosing 1 On the DXM use the arrows and move to the System Config menu Press ENTER 2 Use the arrow keys to select the Ethernet menu Press ENTER 3 Highlight the DHCP selection and press ENTER Set DHCP to OFF 4 The system will request a restart press ENTER to confirm 5 Follow steps 1 and 2 to ...

Page 10: ... the DXM s main menu scroll to System Info and then press ENTER twice to view the seven digit serial number at the bottom of the information list 3 Enter all seven digits into the DXM Serial entry field on Banner CDS 4 Verify that Configuration is set to Solutions and select Occupancy Total Count for the Kit Type This allows the Banner CDS application to automatically create Dashboard layouts and ...

Page 11: ...w profile 30 mm mounting hole 300 series stainless steel No fasteners included Optional Accessories Warning Indicator Segment SG TL70 Y Used with the TL70 Wireless Indicator Light Yellow indicator for Warning indication View Dashboard and Set Parameters After Banner CDS has created the site and detected the DXM Controller click on Go to Dashboard Go to Dashboard The Dashboard panel appears and ind...

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