DEUTA Controls AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter Instruction Manual

Manual

AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter
EnOcean Sensor for people counting / PIR based
EnOcean 902 MHz
Part no. 12466 (beige) / 12467 (black) / 12468 (white)
Version 1.02, valid since FW/HW 1.0 / 1.1

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Validity of this documentation

This documentation is only applicable to the product
AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter
and is only applicable starting from products with FW/HW Version 1.0/1.1.
The device must only be installed and operated according to the instructions in these operating instructions.

Intended use

The AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter must not be used in any relation with equipment that supports, directly or indirectly, human health or life or with applications
that can result in danger for people, animals, or real value.

Disposal

Electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of with household waste. This also applies to products without this symbol.
Electrical and electronic equipment contain materials and substances that can be harmful to the environment and health. Electrical and electronic equipment must be disposed of properly after use.
Note only for EU: WEEE 2012/19/EU applies throughout Europe. Directives and laws may vary nationally.

Device description

4.1 Functionality
The AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter offers the possibility to recognize passing people in both directions and to send the current count value via radio (EnOcean).
The sensor electronics, which are built into a plastic housing, are attached with a double-sided adhesive pad over the door (vertical detection) or on a door frame (horizontal detection).
Depending on your requirements, the sensor is available in black, white, or beige housing. In this case, the power is supplied by two internal AA batteries. Depending on
the application, these typically last 5 years or more.
The information is transmitted via the EnOcean wireless standard (EEP: MSC, 47-D1-07-10).
The following information is currently available for the evaluation:

• Count value (with overflow): 8 bit, 0..255
• Battery voltage: 8 bit [mV/20]

4.2 External product interface
The external product interface consists of the following items:

• Lens opening of the passive infrared sensor for passing people detection
• Service button to send teach in / learn telegram
• Push area to open sensor (access to battery holder)

4.3 Observe intended use
The AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter must not be used in any relation with equipment that supports, directly or indirectly, human health or life or with applications
that can result in danger for people, animals, or real value.
4.4 Observe statutory provisions for operating frequency range.
The AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter must only be operated in compliance with the country-specific provisions regarding the operation of radio equipment.
4.5 Non-conduction mounting surface
A non-conductive mounting surface is necessary.
Ensure the AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter is mounted on a non-
conductive surface. If it is not, performance may be adversely affected.

Technical data

5.1 Communication / EnOcean wireless interface

Table 1: Technical data / communication

5.2 Sensor: Motion / PIR

Table 2: Technical data / PIR sensor

5.3 User interfaces

5.4 Housing/connection technology

Table 4: Technical data/housing

5.5 Power supply

Table 5: Technical data/power supply

5.6 Environmental conditions

Table 6: Technical data/environmental conditions

5.7 Dimensions and weight

Table 7: Technical data/dimensions and weight

5.8 Approvals

Table 8: Technical data/tests and approvals

5.9 Standards and guidelines

EMC| EN IEC 61000-6-2:2016
EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019
EN 61000-3-3:2013
EN 55032:2012/AC:2013
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Table 9: Technical data/standards and guidelines

Functional description in detail

6.1 People counting
The AL-436-00-902 EnoSense People Counter will detect and count people passing by the sensor element, based on PIR technology.
Depending on the direction, the counter will be incremented or decremented by one for each event.

6.2 Send learn telegram
To connect the EnoSense People Counter to any building automation system, a so-called learn telegram can be sent by the device.
Simply push the service button. The EnoSense People Counter will immediately a learn telegram.

6.3 Table of supported EEP’s (EnOcean Equipment Profiles)

6.3.1 Transmit / TX

The EnOcean wireless standard defines the so-called EnOcean Equipment Profiles (EEP). Each EnOcean-based product sends and receives data according to at least one standardized data format. The EnoSense People Counter transmits data described as follows:

Table 10: Technical data / EnOcean EEP for TX

The following table describes in detail data sent by the EnoSense People Counter according to the EEP 47-D1-07-10:

Offset| Size| Bitrange| Data| Shortcut| Description| Valid
range| Scale| Unit
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
0| 8| DB3.7…DB3.0| Supply
voltage| SVC| Battery
voltage| 0..250| 0…5.0| V
8| 23| DB2.7…DB1.0| Not used (= 0)
24| 8| DB0.7…DB0.0| Counter
value| CNT| Counter
value| 0..255| 1| –

Table 11: EnOcean transmit data

6.3.2 People counting/data transmission rules
Operational description of People counting/data transmission rules

In general, the lens in the front of the EnoSense People Counter forms two detection zones B1 and B2. Depending on the sequence of triggering these areas, the counter value will be increased or decreased.
As long as no motion is detected by the sensor element, no message will be transmitted by the EnoSense People Counter. The wireless transmitter will not be activated.
In the moment when a motion (people passing by) will be detected, the wireless transmitter will be activated and a data message will be transmitted by the People Counter immediately. A second message (sub telegram) will be sent after 25 ms with the same data contents.
If no further motion is detected, the People Counter will not send any further message.
If more people are counted in the following time period, the People Counter will send the new accumulated counter value after 65 seconds (and the second message again after 25 ms).
This behavior is also shown in the following picture:

6.3.3 Receive/ RX

The EnoSense People Counter only sends EnOcean telegrams. No data is received/interpreted.

Service/changing batteries

Caution: When opening the device, you have to take care of electrostatic discharge. Otherwise, electronics can be damaged.

In the case of discharged batteries, they can be replaced with two new AA batteries, 1.5 V. You have to push the housing with your fingers within the marked area on the side of the EnoSense People Counter to open it.

Safety remarks

CAUTION: Risk of damage or explosion if a battery of incorrect type is used.
This product contains AA-type batteries. If a battery is swallowed, it can cause severe internal burns in just 2 hours and can lead to death.
Keep new and used batteries away from children.

Device labels

The following labels are placed on the bottom side of the EnoSense People Counter:

Label 1:

FCC ID: 2AZTH-AL-436-00-902
PMN: AL-436-00-902
FVIN: 1.0 HVIN: 1.1
12408 / AL-602-03-902
EnoSense People Counter / RoHS

Label 2:

Label 2, Line 1: Serial number, 10 digits
Label 2, Line 2, EURID, EnOcean ID
QR-Code: ;

FCC (United States) Regulatory Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Dimensions/drawings

Ordering information

Sensor EnOcean “EnoSense People Counter”, for counting people passing by (bi- directional); for mounting on smooth surfaces; EEP: 47-D1-07-10; Supply voltage 2x AA 1.5 V internal, Dimensions 36 x 37 x 80 mm, EnOcean 902 MHz, FCC, Housing: PC, beige (similar to RAL 9010 / pure white); incl. adhesive pad
AL-436-00-902 EnOcean sensor „EnoSense People Counter“ / black / FCC| 12467| Sensor EnOcean “EnoSense People Counter”, for counting people passing by (bi- directional); for mounting on smooth surfaces; EEP: 47-D1-07-10; Supply voltage 2x AA 1.5 V internal, Dimensions 36 x 37 x 80 mm, EnOcean 902 MHz, FCC, housing: PC, Signal black (RAL 9004); incl. adhesive pad;
AL-436-00-902 EnOcean sensor „EnoSense People Counter“ / white / FCC| 12468| Sensor EnOcean “EnoSense People Counter”, for counting people passing by (bi- directional); for mounting on smooth surfaces; EEP: 47-D1-07-10; Supply voltage 2x AA 1.5 V internal, Dimensions 36 x 37 x 80 mm, EnOcean 902 MHz, FCC, housing: PC, Signal white (RAL 9003); incl. adhesive pad;

Revision history

consumption
1.02| Lehzen| Pohl| 01.12.2021| Removed FCC §15.101 statement in 10; Added/changed functional description

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01.12.2021
Technical data might change

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