Unpacking

Products:

Additional equipment (not included):

Ethernet cable Cat5

Ethernet RJ45 connectors (UTP, Cat 5е, 8P8C)

Ethernet RJ45 Sockets (Cat 5e)

Tools for mounting sensors

Sensor installation information

FOV (Field of View) of the sensor

• The FOV of a sensor refers to what the sensor sees, like what you see when you look at something.
• FOV is specified in meters and represented in Horizontal FOV and Vertical FOV measurements.

• In fact, the horizontal FOV of our sensors is slightly larger than the vertical FOV. But we only specify the horizontal FOV in our guide and assume that the vertical FOV is the same. The only case you need to keep in mind that there are differences in horizontal and vertical FOV is that sensors should be installed in checkerboard order according to their larger FOV (which is marked by an arrow on the camera back). (refer to pg.5, paragraph 2, checkerboard order).

• The larger the field of view the larger the area of the space that can be tracked. Thus tracking area depends on sensor installation height (refer to Sensor Installation Height table).

• Each sensor is marked with an arrow that represents its horizontal (larger) FOV.

Number of Sensors

To ensure accurate space tracking and measurement, you need to install the right amount of Friday PM sensors above that space with respect to its FOV. (The sensor is designed for indoor use only)

Sensors location

To ensure full coverage of the space where more than one sensor is required, they should be installed with the overlap of their FOV’s.

It is recommended to install sensors in arrow checkerboard order.