JORJIN MM5D91E0B Smart Entrance Counter Evaluation Kit Installation Guide
- July 12, 2024
- JORJIN
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JORJIN MM5D91E0B Smart Entrance Counter Evaluation Kit
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: MM5D91-0B Entrance Counter Evaluation Kit
- Technology: 60GHz mmWave
- Processor: ARM Cortex-M4F
- Antenna: 1Tx 3Rx
- Dimensions: 26mm x 42.2mm
Hardware Overview
The MM5D91-0B is a Smart Entrance Counter sensor solution that integrates
60GHz mmWave technology to count the number of people entering and/or exiting
an entrance. It includes a processor system, antenna, and onboard regulator.
Components
- Jorjin mmWave Radar sensor module
- User button for power/reset
- Reset the switch for the radar sensor module
- LED status indicator (Green – No people detected, Red – People detected)
- Micro USB connector for PC connection or power bank demo
Schematic Diagrams
- Pin assignment of P1 and P2
- LED indication for presence detection
- UART to USB conversion details
- USB circuit diagram
Module Config Software
The Entrance Counter Config tool allows the configuration of the radar board
by connecting it to a PC through USB. Users can access the tool to set up and
manage the radar sensor functionalities.
Product Usage Instructions
- Connect the MM5D91E0B Radar Evaluation Kit to a power source or PC using the micro USB connector.
- Press the user button to power up or reset the device.
- Observe the LED status indicator for presence detection (Green – No people detected, Red – People detected).
- Use the interface settings to adjust the radar sensor parameters as needed.
- Refer to the schematic diagrams for pin assignments and circuit details for further customization.
FAQ
- Q: How can I access the Module Config Software?
A: The Entrance Counter Config tool can be downloaded from the provided link. Connect the radar board to a PC via USB and open the config tool to start configuring the device.
INTRODUCTION
The MM5D91-0B is the Smart Entrance Counter sensor solution which integrates
60GHz mmWave technology to count the number of people entering and/or exiting
an entrance. The module simplifies the implementation of mmWave sensors in the
band of 61.0 to 61.5GHz, and it includes the ARM Cortex-M4F-based processor
system, 1Tx 3Rx antenna, and onboard regulator.
The Jorjin mmWave Radar sensor evaluation kit MM5D91E0B shows as below. Based
on the MM5D91-0B Radar sensor module, an evaluation board is built to
demonstrate the function of the entrance counter of the 60 GHz radar sensor
with its sophisticated radar presence detection algorithms. This evaluation
kit is easy for demo and development for customers.
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Hardware Overview
The following figure and table describe physical sections of the board.
Table 2-1. Evaluation Kit component descriptions list
Region | Description |
---|---|
A | Jorjin mmWave Radar sensor module. |
B | User – Press the button and power up or reset to enter bootloader mode. |
Reset – Radar sensor module reset switch.
C| LED of radar detect status:
– Green color: No people detected.
– Red color: People are detected in setting area.
D| Red LED light when the evaluation kit is power on.
E| Interface setting: Turn up of left two / Turn down of right two.
Please keep the setting always.
F| Micro USB connector. Connected to PC (config tool) or power bank to demo.
Schematic Diagrams
Pin assignment of P1 and P2:
LED indication for presence detection:
UART to USB Conversion:
USB circuit:
Dimensions
MM5D91E0B Board Dimensions.
SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
Module Config Software
The Entrance Counter Config tool in the link: TBD
Connect the radar board to PC through USB, open the config tool.
If the OS is Windows 7 or lower, please find the USB driver in the
link.
Select the correct COM port number (e.g. COM6) and press Connect button .
If the board is successfully connected, a firmware version would be shown in the box. Otherwise, a fail message would be shown at the bottom.
Set and Get Configuration
User can set or get the configuration of the radar at the Config tab page.
Currently following items are available:
Item | Description |
---|---|
Version | Get the firmware version in MCU. |
Counter detect on/off | Set entrance counter detect on or off. Default is on. |
RFCW mode | Enable or disable the RF continuous wave mode for FCC test. |
Presence detection needs to be off before enabling this mode. Disable: Disable RFCW mode.
– Low: Set RFCW output at 61.02GHz
– Mid: Set RFCW output at 61.25GHz
– High: Set RFCW output at 61.48GHz
– Low TX off: Set RFCW test at 61.02GHz with TX off
– Mid TX off: Set RFCW test at 61.25GHz with TX off
– High TX off: Set RFCW test at 61.48GHz with TX off
Temperature| Get temperature on radar chip (°C)
Sleep mode| Set the radar module into deep sleep mode. The module would wake
up again when data received at UART RX pin. A preamble byte such as 0x00 is
needed to add in the next command to have the command correctly received at
the module (to compensate wakeup delay time).
Unique ID| Get the unique ID of the module.
Reset config| Reset all setting storing in flash to default.
Getting Start with Smart Entrance Counter Solution
User can set or get the configuration of the radar at the Counter event tab
page. Currently setting items are available:
- Sensor Position: Depending on the location of installation, select either ceiling or side.
- Ceiling Height: The height at which the module is mounted. The maximum height is 3m.
- Min-Person Height: The height limit of the person. The maximum height is 2m.
- Entrance Width: The width of the passage or the entrance. The maximum width is 3m.
- Traffic Light Zone: The detection zone of the smart entrance counter solution.
- Sensitivity: Changing the sensitivity changes the threshold for triggering the count. At higher senility, the threshold is closer to the noise floor.
- Sensor Orientation: The sensor can be mounted either in portrait mode or in landscape orientation. The figure below describes the definition of longer and shorter edge.
- Counting: To set the direction of in / out
Firmware update
Firmware update can be done in the Firmware update tab page. Select the
target .bin file by pressing Select button. Bootloader mode would be entered
automatically during the update process. In case a non-working firmware is
loaded, user can manually force the module to enter bootloader mode by
pressing the user button on the motherboard after power up or reset. The LED
would change to blue color when bootloader mode is entered.
Then press Flash button to start the firmware update. Whole update process would take around 30 seconds. Although protection mechanism is added in the update process, it is recommended not unplugging the USB or power off the board to prevent any unexpected error.
SMART ENTRANCE COUNTER SETUP
The Radar evaluation kit can be mounted in following ways:
-
Side mount:
Portrait orientation at around 1.1-1.5m on a wall/door/pillar in such a way that radar sensor is facing the entry/exit passage from side for people counting. For side mount, it is recommended to set the maximum range parameter based on the width of the entrance in such a way that it is lesser than the distance of sensor to the wall (if any). -
Top/Ceiling mount:
Mounted at a height of up to 3 m from ground, sensor board longer edge (FOV Elevation) being perpendicular to the passage. It is recommended to limit the maximum range of solution to the height of sensor board from ground for good performance. -
Operating Sequence:
1. **Initial:** Traffic light is GREEN
2. **Person enters RED area:** Traffic light switch to RED (STOP)
3. **Person stays in whole sensor area:** light keeps RED (STOP)
4. **Person goes out of sensor area:** light switches to GREEN and IN or OUT event is generated respectively![JORJIN-MM5D91E0B-Smart-Entrance-Counter -Evaluation-Kit- \(18\)](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/JORJIN-MM5D91E0B-Smart-Entrance-Counter-Evaluation-Kit-18.png)
HISTORY CHANGE
Revision | Date | Description |
---|---|---|
Draft 0.1 | 2021-03-22 | Draft version. |
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