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ATIM Cloud Wireless ACW Series - Operating modes of the PIR; Counting mode

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ATIM_ACW-PIR_UG_EN_V1.4
Operating modes of the PIR
Each device of the ACW-PIR range can be configured in 2 different radio operating modes. By default, the products are
delivered in "counting" mode.
a. Counting mode
In this mode, the product sends back a periodic frame containing the number of detections made in a time interval.
This mode is useful for analyzing the occupancy rate of a room or place during the day, or for counting passages of
people or vehicles at a specific location.
CAUTION: The methods for detecting presence may change from one product to another. Remember to refer to the
corresponding Optex documentation to learn more about the detection method.
Product
Minimum time between 2 detections
ACW-PIR360-I
2 minutes
ACW-PIR90-I
2 minutes
ACW-PIR180-O
5s minimum / 120s recommended
ACW-PIR90-O
5s minimum / 120s recommended
ACW-ILB30
5s minimum / 120s recommended
ACW-ILB100
5s minimum / 120s recommended
From the minimum time between 2 detections Tm and the emission period of the sensor Te, it is possible to estimate
the filling rate of a room over the given period using the formula:
Tx = Nd / (Te / Tm) with Tx, the rate in %, Nd the number of detections done within the hour
Example: With a PIR-90-I configured for emissions every hour, which has counted 23 detections within a period.
Then: Nd = 23, Te = 60min, Tm = 2 min
Tx = 23 / (60 / 2) = 23 / 30 = 0.76 = 76%
The more the period Te is reduced, the more the product consumes, but the more precise we can be on this
measurement over time.