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CarSense 303™ Operating Instructions 

 

10 

Document no.

  10310104                                            Revision 1.8 

11/1/2016 

 

 

 

 

ABOVE-GRADE MOUNTING 

When  mounting  above-grade,  make  sure  that 
the sensor is placed at a height to maximize the 
sensitivity of the detector.  This typically means 
installing  it  at  door  level  to  prevent  dropouts.  
The maximum distance maintained between the 
sensor  and  the  vehicle  should  be  less  than  five 
feet (see 

CS303 Sensitivity vs. Distance graph

 on 

the following page). 
The  sensor  should  be  secured  to  the  target 
object  to  minimize  any  movement  that  might 
provide false detections or dropouts.  Securing the probe may be accomplished with at least one 
1” ID pipe/conduit strap, such as Cantex part number 5133736.  If plastic straps are not available, 
steel may be used, but should be placed towards the cable-end of the probe to avoid sensitivity 
related issues.  The flat pack can be secured with cable ties and suitable mounts. 
The sensor can be installed inside of any non-ferrous architectural structures, such as fiberglass, 
plastic, aluminum, etc. 
Cabling should be enclosed in conduit to minimize environmental degradation. 

 

 
 
 

 

Sensitive area vs. Sensitivity adjustment 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Installation (continued) 

Area (ft.) 

Height at 

the center   

(ft) 

Sensitivity 

(adjustment 

setting) 

1x1 

2x2 

3x3 

4x4 

5x5 

Summary of Contents for CarSense 303

Page 1: ...912 F 216 518 9884 Sales Inquiries salessupport emxinc com Technical Support technical emxinc com www emxinc com CarSense 303 M A G N E T O R E S I T I V E V E H I C L E D E T E C T O R TM O P E R A T...

Page 2: ...tions 1 Document no 10310104 Revision 1 8 11 1 2016 Contents Cautions and Warnings 2 Product Overview 2 Specifications 3 Operation 4 Controls and Indicators 7 Connections 8 Troubleshooting 8 Installat...

Page 3: ...fective solution for reliable vehicle detection Three sensing elements provide magnetic field measurement in the X Y and Z axes improving detection sensitivity Three dimensional presence detection of...

Page 4: ...hicle to stop for a minimum of 1 second 1 2s typical Outputs NPN open collector SPDT relay NPN open collector Output Ratings 50 mA Relay 1A 24 VDC 120 VAC NPN 50 mA max Connection 5 conductor direct b...

Page 5: ...toresistive sensor This state of the art technology integrates three separate sensing elements allowing for individual tailoring of the detector s sensitivity according to its environment The sensor c...

Page 6: ...ETER sensitivity display simplifies the installation process by displaying the sensitivity setting required to detect a vehicle near the sensor To use this feature observe the display while a vehicle...

Page 7: ...or Normal Presence Infinite Presence causes the output to remain in detect mode as long as the vehicle remains near the sensor Normal Presence causes the output to reset after 5 minutes DO NOT USE TH...

Page 8: ...quired to detect vehicle SENSOR CALIBRATION RESET Press to calibrate and reset error status DIP switch position 8 Normal on Infinite off DIP switch position 7 DOS on on DOS off off DIP switch position...

Page 9: ...munity Troubleshooting Symptom Possible cause Solution Green LED flashes half second on half second off Communication failure 1 Check communications and power wiring to sensor module 2 Cycle power to...

Page 10: ...robe cavities VERTICAL INSTALLATION For vertical installation drill a 7 x 1 5 hole in the surface with a 5 16 x 2 deep saw cut exiting the cutout for the communications power cable Backer rod should b...

Page 11: ...ight provide false detections or dropouts Securing the probe may be accomplished with at least one 1 ID pipe conduit strap such as Cantex part number 5133736 If plastic straps are not available steel...

Page 12: ...7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 ULTRAMETER TM Display Value Distance from sensor to front bumper meters CS303 Sensitivity vs Distance Under Vehicle Sensitivity Baseline 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 13: ...rranty does not cover normal wear and tear abuse misuse overloading altered products damage caused by incorrect connections lightning damage or use other than intended design There is no warranty of m...

Page 14: ...Document no 10310104 Revision 1 8 11 1 2016 4564 Johnston Parkway Cleveland Ohio 44128 United States of America www emxinc com Technical Support 216 834 0761 technical emxinc com Sales 216 518 9888 Fa...

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