The GenII people counter system consists of the self powered GC62 transmitter to which the pulse output from a Velleman PEM7D can be connected. The PEM7D is a compact AC mains powered device that emits a continuous infrared beam. The sender and receiver are contained in a single compact enclosure that produces a pulse if the reflected beam is interrupted.
The GC62 has two counter inputs.
GC62
If you require sensors. please order them from Eltek separately.
The PEM7D is supplied with adjustment bracket, reflector, AC100/250 to 9VDC fixing hardware and setting up instructions. The PEM7D is suppled with a captive 9m lead. The lead could be extended if required. The range is given as 7m.
PEM7D
This kit enables fitment of the transmitter's built-in wall bracket to difficult or uneven surfaces. The kit provides additional docking security.
The following products are supported:
WBG
| RF specification: | EN300-220 | |
| RF power: | 10mW | |
| Environment specification | ||
| Compliant to EN300-220: | -10 to +55°C | |
| Actual: | -30 to +65°C | |
| Humidity: | 100% non condensing | |
| Environmental rating: | IP40 | |
| Dimensions (footprint): | 78 x 41mm | |
| Transmission interval range: | 1 sec to 4 hours | |
| Indicator (red LED): | transmit active/on/off | |
| Control switch (concealed): | test mode / hibernate | |
| Antenna socket: | SMA | |
Each GC62 input increments the (pulse) counter by 1 at each high to low transition.
The PEM7D outputs a low (0V) when the beam is detected and high (9V) (person passing) when the beam is interrupted.
The GC62 counts to 65,535. When the maximum is reached the counter resets to zero and starts again. The logger detects the rollover and commences to add the new count value to the last, providing a continuous total value until the user forces a reset.
Gen II Quick Start Instructions
