Inxpect MSK-101, Руководство по продвинутой настройке

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MSK-101 | Advanced configuration manual v1.5 MAY 2018 | msk-101_advanced-config_en_wo v1.5 | © 2017-2018 Inxpect SpA
Factors that do NOT interfere
A list of factors that in contrast to traditional motion
sensors do NOT interfere with the normal functioning
of the sensor is presented as follows:
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direct exposure to the sun or windows that face
the exterior
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rapid temperature fluctuations
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smoke, dust, or strong air currents (e.g.: air
conditioners, fans)
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water sprays, vaporized water or mist
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electrical fields (e.g.: electrical motors, high
voltage devices)
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moving objects (e.g.: fans, pulleys, conveyor
belts, trees and shrubs). See "Manage semi-static
objects" on page 23.
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small animals or pets. See "Set the tolerance level
for animals" on page 23.
How to install several sensors
Three possible combinations of sensor installation
and the minimum distances to maintain between the
sensors with the sensors aligned are presented as
follows. Respecting these distances guarantees the
performance levels indicated in section "Field of
vision" on page 11.
NOTICE: other combinations are possible, but
their performance must be validated in the field.
Figure 16 - Front-front combination
Figure 17
- Front-back combination
Figure 18
- Back-back combination
Note: the blind spot created in this combination is
very wide. If possible, use the back-front
configuration.
How to configure several sensors
To reduce interference between the sensors present
in the same area, assign a different channel to each
one. Up to three channels are available (channel A,
B, C).
An example of an installation with nine sensors and
relative channel assignments is presented as
follows.
Useful information for design