Cinside CPR4, User Manual

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New features in CPR4:
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AEC – Automatic Environment Compensation
The device automatically compensates for operator and environment
motions
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Motion classification:
place – direction – speed
The operator can now receive a rough estimation of the detected motion
visualised by graphical symbols
How it works
The CPR4 radar is primarily measuring motion compared to many other radar
technologies that are measuring distance and from that may calculate a
motion.
The CPR4 radar transmits electromagnetic energy (radio waves) of a certain
frequency, which is reflected in all surfaces it hits. The energy also penetrates
all kind of materials except a homogenous metal plate. Eventually some of the
energy returns back to the radar. The returned frequency is the same as the
transmitted for static objects and for moving objects the returned frequency is
different. The detection of the difference gives the alert.
The measured level of motion is dependent on the size of the object, size of
motion, speed of motion, distance to object and of course the obstacles in
between.
Main application
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Military and police break in operations
By at an early stage receiving information about movements within
rooms and buildings, the risks can be reduced during a break in
operation. This information is vital when decisions about safety
precautions are made.