Eurotech PCN-1001, User Manual

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Guidelines to find the best threshold position:
• Place it in a way that any person entering or exiting have to cross it.
• Place it away from high reflective surfaces (i.e. the steps on a bus/train). If the detection area includes
also a portion outside the transportation vehicle, the door threshold should not be set outside.
• Place it away from door-opening mechanisms
• It should be placed in the middle of the detection area, which if the PCN-1001 has been installed
correctly above the door, should correspond to a central position of the “Door threshold” slide bar
If a door is intended to be used in a single direction, for example “in only” or “out only”, it may be useful to
move the threshold towards the exit edge of the detection area.
The “Data records” panel
The Incoming & Outgoing counters along with Time & Date information is saved immediately by the PCN-1001;
every sixty seconds these values are appended to a text log file within the flash memory of PCN-1001.
Depending on the Optocoupled I/O functions selected (see the ‘ Optocoupled I/O functions panel’ paragraph on
page 67) the information written to the log file will be different.
The following paragraphs describe the available log file formats.
The log file
The log file is a series of text lines. There are four different types of line:
Boot: The following line is added each time the PCN-1001 completes a boot cycle:
Boot date 1 time 2 Counter In 3 Counter Out 4
Count: The following line is added each time the counter registers a person as entering or leaving
Count date time Counter In Counter Out
Start: The following line is added when the Digital I/O has been enabled or the RS485 command “enable_pc 1” is
used
Start date time Counter In Counter Out
Stop: The following line is added when the Digital I/O has been disabled or the RS485 command “enable_pc 0”
is used
Stop
date time Result In
5
Result Out
6
1
The date in dd/mm/yyyy format
2
The time in hh/mm/ss
3
Quantity of incoming people
4
Quantity of outgoing people
5
Quantity of people added to the Counter In since the last Start command
6
Quantity of people added to the Counter Status Out since the last Start command