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Point Sensor IR Counter
Battery Operated IR Sensors with an Integrated RF Transmitter
Main Features
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IR beam-interrupt 24-bit counter
Battery operated for a truly wireless installation
Radio interface operates with all Point Six Receivers
Unique serial number embedded in radio data packets
Integrated 6-digit LCD beam interrupt counter
Integrated mounting flange
Optional flush-mount wall box kit
Up to 100 Ft. IR transmission range - 60 ft. in low power mode
Up to 600 Ft. radio range
Counts beam interruptions and total beam interrupt duration
CRC-16 error checked radio data packets
1.3” X 2.1” X .6” ABS enclosures
Energy managed low power modes for long battery life
Complies with part 15 of the FCC rules
Patent pending
User replaceable batteries
Front or Side Firing IR Beam
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Description:
The Point Six IR Point Sensor is a battery operated infrared beam interruption sensor with a 418 MHz radio transmitter. The sensor consists of two parts; the IR transmitter and the IR receiver. The IR receiver has an integrated 6-digit LCD counter and a radio transmitter for truly wireless installation and operation. The IR transmitter produces 16 pulses of IR each second across a distance of up to 60 feet in low power mode and 100 feet in high power mode. The user can select the power mode by pushbutton on the IR transmitter. The IR transmitter flashes 16 pulses of high intensity IR each second. The nature of these IR pulses is such that the IR receiver can distinguish them from any other source of IR. This characteristic allows the IR sensor to operate in almost any environment without interference from ambient lighting.
The IR Point Sensor is designed to require very little energy; the internal 3.6 Volt Lithium battery will operate the IR receiver for up to 6.5 years in unbroken beam mode and 3 years in normal operation. The IR transmitter can operate on a single 3.6 Volt internal Lithium battery for 1 year in low power mode and 4 months in high power mode. High power mode is rarely used because the IR counter has a separation range of 60 feet in low power mode and traffic pathways are rarely larger.
The IR receiver and IR transmitter can be placed in a Shipping Mode to lower energy usage and to prevent Radio transmissions during shipping. Holding the pushbutton down for a period of time greater than 10 seconds and then releasing will enter Shipping Mode. IR receiver Shipping mode is indicated by the LCD display counting automatically 1 count each second. When shipped from the manufacturer the IR counter will always be in Shipping Mode. A rapid flashing of the LED indicates IR transmitter shipping mode when the pushbutton is pressed for less than 4 seconds.
Shipping mode is terminated by entry into Online Mode. Online mode is entered from Shipping Mode by pushing and holding the pushbutton for greater than 4 seconds and less than 8 seconds or for the IR receiver until the LCD display clears to zero. While in Online Mode the IR Point Sensor can be placed in Shipping Mode by pushing and holding the pushbutton for greater than 8 seconds, upon release the IR Point Sensor will enter Shipping Mode and will begin counting on the LCD display once each second. Note that both the receiver and the transmitter are shipped in Shipping Mode and must be placed in Online Mode for normal operation. The IR transmitter indicates shipping mode by a rapid flashing of the LED whenever the pushbutton is pressed for periods of less than 4 seconds.
While in Online Mode the user can place the receiver in Setup Mode by pushing the pushbutton for a short time of 1- 4 seconds. The receiver will be placed in Setup Mode to aid in alignment of the transmitter and receiver. For a period of 2 minutes the LED on the receiver will glow to indicate the reception of the IR beam from the transmitter. After two minutes or 8-seconds of uninterrupted beam the receiver will exit Setup Mode and return to Online Mode. In Online Mode the LED on the front of the receiver will flash briefly each time the IR beam is interrupted. The LCD counter will count each beam interruption and the internal 24-bit counters will count the beam- interruption and the beam-interruption-time.
The LCD counter and the internal 24-bit counters will perform a Counter Reset each time the push button on the IR receiver is pushed and held for more than 4 seconds. Counter reset is best performed after the receiver and transmitter have been setup for Online Mode operation using Setup Mode.
High Power Mode is entered by pressing and holding the pushbutton, after 4 seconds the LED will come on steady for 2 seconds. Release the pushbutton during the 2 seconds while the LED is on to enter High Power Mode. The LED will remain on for 5 seconds after pushbutton release to indicate High Power Mode. High power mode increases the IR range to 100 ft. and reduces the battery life.
Low Power Mode is set by pressing and holding the pushbutton, after 4 seconds the LED will come on steady for 2 seconds. Release the pushbutton after the 2 seconds while the LED is off to enter Low Power Mode. The LED stays off immediately after pushbutton release to indicate Low Power Mode. Low power mode reduces the IR range to 60 ft. and increases battery life.
Technical Features:
| PARAMETER |
MIN |
TYP |
MAX |
UNITS |
| Battery life IR receiver |
1 |
3 |
6.5 |
Years |
| Battery life IR transmitter |
.33 (high power) |
- |
1 (low power) |
Years |
| Battery type; Tadiran TL-2100 |
- |
- |
- |
- |
| IR range (low power mode) |
.5 |
- |
60 |
feet |
| IR range (high power mode) |
10 |
- |
100 |
feet |
| Radio range |
- |
600 |
- |
feet |
| IR receiver pushbutton down to reset time |
4 |
- |
8 |
seconds |
| IR receiver pushbutton down to ship mode |
8 |
- |
- |
seconds |
| IR transmitter pushbutton down to wake time |
4 |
- |
8 |
seconds |
| IR transmitter pushbutton down to ship mode |
8 |
- |
- |
seconds |
| Enclosure 1.3”X2.1”X.6” ABS Plastic |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Axon
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