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1556800.REV C SmartScan User Manual 19
temperatures below 96.5°F will be flagged as a low
temp. This value is not adjustable in "statistical"
mode. The statistical algorithm works to minimize
warning rates and flag true outliers rather than
absolute good or bad temperatures. This algorithm
allows some fluctuation in the average patron tem-
perature without affecting the warning rate.
• Retain Images
Select this feature to retain the images in the back-
ground for later reference. The images will be saved on
the hard drive of the computer and can be accessed by
using the folder location on the desktop called “Stored
SmartScan Images”. If this is not selected, then the im-
ages will not be stored in memory. Images stored in
memory will clear after 7 days of operation.
• Display Images
Select this check box to show the image of
the person whose temperature was most recently
recorded. This will maintain the image in view until
the next person is scanned with a temperature. At this
point, the previous image will be replaced. This does
not store the images anywhere else in the system and
the image cannot be retrieved once it is replaced with
another one. Check the “Retain Images” box to store
images for later reference.
• Feedback Audio
This is an audio option to allow for a single, high
pitch sound to be made when a face is identified and
an initial temperature was recorded. This sound will
repeat each time a new face is detected or if the same
face was detected, then lost and detected again. This
sound will coincide with the image shown on the client
software if “Display Images” is enabled.
• Light Bar Mode
Click to select either "Simple" or "Advanced" light
bar mode.
• Simple Mode
In this mode, the operator will see only red and
green LED indications on the light bar as a patron
passes under the SmartScan unit. A scrolling green
light bar on the entry side indicates the system is
ready and scanning for faces. Solid green LEDs on
the entry side indicates face detection and normal
temp. Red LEDs on the exit side indicate high tem-
perature, low temperature or non-read.
• Advanced Mode
In this mode, the operator sees four possible LED
color indications on the light bar. Blue indicates the
system is ready. Green indicates temperature detec-
tion. Yellow indicates low temperature or a non-
read. Red indicates high temperature.
• Lights Duration
The lights on the operator side can be adjusted to
stay on for a select period of time if a high temp or
non-temp was detected. By default, the low temp/non-
read or high temp lights on the operator side will stay
lit for at least 2 seconds when an event occurs. Select
the Lights Duration drop box and chose from 1-4 sec-
onds from the drop down menu. The lights on the op-
erator side will stay on for the period of time selected
when a low temp/non-read or high temp is detected.
Peripheral notes on the bottom of the client can be
seen to help provide information to the operator while
viewing the client.
• Power Source
The Power Source note at the bottom of the client
interface will indicate when AC is connected and the
battery is charging by denoting “AC”. If the AC power
has been disconnected and the system is operating on
battery, “Battery” will be displayed.
• Battery
The Battery note indicates the total charge left in the
battery. 100% means it is fully charged and 0% means
the system will shut down in a few minutes. Pushing
and quickly releasing the power button also gives an
indication for the amount of charge left in the system.
• System Status
System Status can either be “Ready” or “Not Ready”
with the following reasons provided in parentheses.
• Not Ready (Camera Interface) – SmartScan is
unable to communicate with the WLIR analysis
program.
• Not Ready (Light bar Interface) – SmartScan is
unable to communicate with Controller Board
• Not Ready (Cameras) – One (or both) of the
cameras is not functioning properly.
• Not Ready (Preheating: X more min) and Not
Ready (Sampling: X left) indicate the current
operation of the unit.