Blackbox-av | Visitor Counter | Owner's manual | Blackbox-av Visitor Counter Owner's manual

Contents ..................................................................................... 2
Safety Guide ............................................................................... 3
Warranty ..................................................................................... 3
Your new Visitor Counter ............................................................ 4
Connections ............................................................................... 5
Overview .................................................................................... 5
Changing the Batteries ............................................................... 6
Technical Information ................................................................. 6
Technical Drawings .................................................................... 6
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Please observe the following when installing this device
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This product is not designed to be
resistant to moisture or excessive
dirt/dust. When deciding on a
suitable installation point ensure
there is reasonable protection from
environmental damage.
Do not place the unit in direct
sunlight for prolonged periods as
this may cause the product to
overheat
Disposal of old electrical equipment
please follow the guidelines
associated with your country/territory
or ship the unit back to blackbox-av
and we will dispose/recycle the unit.
The symbol on the left indicates that
this product shall not be treated as
household waste. Instead it shall be
handed to applicable collection
point for the recycling of electronic
equipment. If you dispose of the unit
correctly you will be helping prevent
future harm to the environment which
is caused by poor waste
management of this type of
equipment. Follow the battery
removal guide before disposing of
the item and dispose of them
separately.
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If storing the unit for long periods of
time, it is recommended that you
remove the batteries to avoid
damage through leaking. Leaking or
damaged batteries might cause acid
burns when in contact with skin,
therefore use suitable protective
gloves to handle corrupted batteries.
Do not operate the unit below -10 or
above 50 degrees Celsius. Battery
performance will be affected by
colder temperatures. Do not bring
the unit from a very cold environment
to a warm environment without
allowing it time to acclimatise as
condensation may affect its
operation.
The batteries must be kept out of
reach of children. Do not leave the
batteries lying around, as there is
risk, that children or pets swallow it.
blackbox-av provides a 12 month warranty with this product
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1 x Visitor Counter
1 x Precision Screwdriver
1 x Reset Pin
3 x AA Alkaline Batteries
1 x CR1220 Battery
User Manual
The Visitor Counter is a battery powered
device which uses PIR to detect when
people walk by. It should be installed by
visitor choke points via the available fixing
wings to a flat surface out of reach but
with a clear line of sight.
Doorways are perfect for the Visitor
Counter as there is not a huge swing in
temperature when the door opens such
as a warm room with an outside
connecting doorway. The best method for
finding the best installation location is to
temporary install the unit and perform
some walk tests.
Note: The Visitor Counter does not work
through glass.
The Visitor Counter is an all-in-one unit
which is ready to use straight out of the
box. The unit is constantly on with the
included batteries providing power for up
to 2 years.
At the heart of the Visitor Counter is a PIR
sensor. The sensor detects a difference in
temperature from the ambient level and a
high level such as body heat. So if a
person passes in front of the sensor this
will be detected and a count shall be
added. Its important to install the unit in a
space where there is good directional
flow of people such as an entrance to an
exhibit. If there is a large group of people
together the sensor may see this as 1
count so if the entrance is narrow this will
help the count figures.
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The total visitor count is displayed via a
digital total located on the front of the
device – it can reach a maximum of
999,999.
The Visitor Counter can be connected to
our range of audio (SoundClip) and video
devices (VideoClip) to activate content
upon PIR trigger.
Increase or decrease the trigger timer –
turn clockwise to increase. This will set
how quickly after being triggered the
Visitor Counter will trigger again. The
delay is 4 seconds at the lowest and 50
seconds at the highest.
Using the reset pin supplied or small
paperclip, insert into the reset hole and
push down until you hear a click. Hold
down for 2 seconds and the Visitor
Counter will reset to 000000.
The PIR is located on the front side of the
Visitor Counter along with a red LED
which activates when triggered. The LED
will blink once to register a trigger, and
twice when ready to register a trigger
again.
The Visitor Counter contains 2 different areas that have batteries. The first contains the 3
x AA Alkaline Batteries and the second contains the circular 1 x CR1220 Battery. This
small battery is what powers the Counter within the device.
The 3 x AA Alkaline Batteries provided
with the Visitor Counter should last in
excess of 2 years. To change the
batteries simply remove the 4 screws at
the rear side of the unit and slide the
battery plate out.
The 1 x CR1220 Battery provided with the
Visitor Counter should last in excess of 2
years. To change the battery carefully
remove the 4 screws at the front side of
the unit and the battery can be behind of
the Counter panel.
Note: If the Visitor Counter is to be left
unused and inactive for a lengthy period
of time, you should remove the batteries.
Note: When changing either batteries, be
sure to remove the green screw terminal
from the front (if connected) otherwise this
will hold the plate in place.
0.75Kg
110 x 155 x 28mm
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28.50
3 x AA Alkaline Batteries, 1 x CR1220
Battery
156.60
113
102
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