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QUICK REFERENCE CARD FOR SETUP - Traficon

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<strong>QUICK</strong> <strong>REFERENCE</strong> <strong>CARD</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>SETUP</strong><br />

GENERAL TASKS IN TRAFICAM PC TOOL<br />

Open a menu or submenu Click the menu. An arrow next to the menu<br />

indicates that there is a submenu.<br />

To close a menu, click outside the menu.<br />

Activate a function Click the function.<br />

Select a menu item Point to the menu item.<br />

Set a parameter for a<br />

Point to the menu item.<br />

menu item<br />

Use the arrow keys or the mouse scroll<br />

wheel to make the selection.<br />

Refresh the camera image In the interface mode, click Refresh.<br />

In the sensor mode, choose View > Refresh<br />

Image.<br />

Set the language In the interface mode, choose General ><br />

Language.<br />

Switch between interface In the interface mode, click Go to.<br />

and sensor mode<br />

In the sensor mode, click Interface mode.<br />

1<br />

SET UP TRAFICAM (SENSOR MODE)<br />

DEFINE THE PRESENCE DETECTION ZONES<br />

The factory settings include a default presence detection zone. The<br />

number in the zone refers to the assigned output. You can define up to 8<br />

presence detection zones.<br />

1. Edit the default presence detection zone:<br />

a) Drag the zone to position it correctly.<br />

b) Drag the zone points to size the zone to the length and the width<br />

of a regular vehicle.<br />

c) To set the zone direction, double-click the zone direction point.<br />

d) To change the output, right-click the zone and select the output.<br />

e) To change the detection mode, right-click the zone and select<br />

the mode.<br />

2. Add the other zones:<br />

a) Right-click anywhere in the image (except on a zone).<br />

b) Click Add zone.<br />

c) Edit the zone as described above.<br />

3. To send the configuraton to each TrafiCam, choose File > Send<br />

Configuration.<br />

2<br />

TRAFICAM PC TOOL SENSOR MODE INTERFACE MODE (4TI ETH)<br />

IMPORTANT:<br />

• For setup via ETH, the PC and the interface need to be in the same IP range.<br />

• TrafiCam PC Tool starts up in the interface mode.<br />

To connect to the devices: choose General > Search For TrafiCams. An image from each connected TrafiCam appears in the interface window.<br />

C<br />

D<br />

CONFIGURE THE INTERFACE<br />

(INTERFACE MODE)<br />

ASSIGN THE OUTPUTS<br />

Assign your TrafiCam zone outputs (defined in step 1) to the<br />

interface.<br />

Assign 4 interface outputs as follows:<br />

1. Choose Outputs > Assign Detection Outputs > TrafiCam x.<br />

2. Select the interface output.<br />

3. To send the configuraton to the interface, choose File > Send<br />

Configuration.<br />

TrafiCam starts a learning cycle and becomes operational.<br />

The learning cycle may take a few seconds to a few minutes,<br />

depending on traffic density. All outputs are active during<br />

learning.<br />

E<br />

A<br />

B<br />

A: Title bar with indication of the working mode<br />

B: Menu bar<br />

C: Interface window with an image from all connected TrafiCam devices<br />

D: Go to button<br />

E: Status bar with Refresh button<br />

F: Camera image with presence detection zones<br />

The number in the zone refers to the assigned output.<br />

G: Status bar with Interface mode button<br />

3<br />

F<br />

TEST YOUR CONFIGURATION<br />

1. Switch to sensor mode.<br />

2. To start streaming video, select View > View<br />

detection.<br />

3. Check whether vehicles passing in the detection<br />

zones are detected (zone lights up) and whether<br />

the TrafiCam LED and the output LEDs light up<br />

each time a presence is detected.<br />

Remark: In case of remote connectivity via ETH,<br />

you can view the camera image and adapt the<br />

configuration remotely.<br />

G<br />

ZONE-EDITING GUIDELINES<br />

SIZE AND POSITION Length and width of a regular vehicle<br />

AT NIGHT Detection on the headlights – the zone<br />

should cover the headlights.<br />

OVERLAPPING<br />

Optional: to optimise detection – you assign<br />

ZONES<br />

overlapping zones to the same output.<br />

DIRECTION<br />

SENSITIVITY (normal<br />

direction of traffic)<br />

Default presence detection zone<br />

Optional: to avoid that vehicles driving in the<br />

opposite direction cause unwanted<br />

detection<br />

Illustrating zones (advance detection, detection at night,<br />

overlapping zones, direction-sensitive zone)<br />

IMPORTANT:<br />

Always make sure that there is no horizon in the image!<br />

<strong>Traficon</strong><br />

Vlamingstraat 19<br />

B-8560 Wevelgem, Belgium<br />

Tel +32 (0)56 37.22.00<br />

Fax +32 (0)56 37.21.96<br />

www.traficon.com<br />

Copyright © Oct. 2012 – V171012<br />

T2-ALUQRF14TIETH-EN All rights reserved


<strong>QUICK</strong> <strong>REFERENCE</strong> <strong>CARD</strong><br />

INSTALLATION with 4TI ETH or 1TI<br />

SYSTEM COMPONENTS<br />

TRAFICAM POWER CONNECTOR<br />

MOUNTING 4TI ETH 1TI<br />

ACCESSORIES<br />

System TrafiCam devices Available outputs<br />

TrafiCam / 4TI ETH Max 4 16<br />

TrafiCam / 1TI 1 4<br />

Max interconnection length between TrafiCam and interface: 300 m.<br />

TOOLS REQUIRED <strong>FOR</strong> INSTALLATION<br />

Retaining straps or bolts M8 Mount TrafiCam on the pole<br />

PSU 24 VAC, 12-24 VDC +/- 10% Power TrafiCam and interface<br />

System power consumption: max 10 W<br />

USB/A-USB/B cable Connect the interface to the PC via USB<br />

CAT5 cable Set up 4TI ETH via Ethernet and RJ45<br />

port.<br />

Cable (Power, signal or STP)<br />

Connect power<br />

Black jacket, outdoor use, UV-resistant,<br />

Ø = [4 - 9] mm, -40 °C to 75 °C, 5 wires<br />

(min. section = 0,2 mm2 (AWG24))<br />

1<br />

MOUNT TRAFICAM ON A STABLE POLE<br />

1. Fix the tube to the brackets.<br />

2. Fix TrafiCam to the pole using retaining straps or bolts M8.<br />

Put the retaining straps through the holes in the bracket.<br />

3. Position TrafiCam provisionally and fix the mounting brackets.<br />

TrafiCam is a downward looking device with the detection LED at the bottom side of<br />

the sensor.<br />

You can mount TrafiCam on a horizontal or vertical pole or on a mast arm.<br />

2<br />

CONNECT TRAFICAM TO THE INTERFACE<br />

The power connector<br />

1. Unscrew the cable holder.<br />

2. Loosen the cable gland. Take the seal out.<br />

3. Put the connection cable (5 wires) through the cable gland and the seal.<br />

4. Put the cable through the cable holder.<br />

5. Dismantle the cable (+/- 2 cm or 0,79 in) and strip the cable wires (+/- 5 mm or<br />

0,20 in).<br />

Shorten the PE wire to 1,2 cm (0,47 in) and strip it (+/- 5 mm or 0,20 in).<br />

6. Connect the cable to the power cable connector.<br />

At the TrafiCam side<br />

7. Tighten the cable holder (hand tight).<br />

8. Tighten the cable gland (hand tight).<br />

9. Remove the protective cap and mount the connector with cable on the device.<br />

Mind the slot for correct mounting.<br />

At the interface side<br />

10. Connect the cable wires to the interface connector.<br />

3<br />

MOUNT THE INTERFACE AND CONNECT TO THE<br />

CONTROLLER AND TO THE PC<br />

1. In the cabinet, click the interface on a DIN rail.<br />

2. Connect to the controller<br />

3. Connect to the PC, either locally via USB or ETH or remotely via ETH.<br />

4. Finally connect the power supply (PSU: PSU 24 VAC, 12-24 VDC +/- 10%).<br />

4<br />

OPTIMISE THE POSITION OF TRAFICAM<br />

1. Verify the position of TrafiCam by viewing its camera image using TrafiCam PC Tool.<br />

ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO HORIZON IN THE IMAGE!<br />

2. Tighten all screws after optimising the position of TrafiCam.<br />

4TI ETH<br />

4TI ETH<br />

1TI<br />

1TI

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