Shopline 2D Shop Manuel utilisateur

2D_Shop camera . English manual

2D_Shop

Camera for Video Analytics

Thomas Nenner

March 31, 2017

Release 2.5.6

USER MANUAL

The people counter 2D_Shop is an overhead sensor which analyzes infrared Images. This Process makes

the device light variations independent that might affects other devices counting accuracy. The advantages

from this technology are:

oBidirectional counting.

o–Accuracy over 95%.

o-No shadows Influence.

o-Good accuracy in low light conditions.

This sensor provides real time analytics locally and on the cloud

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Index

1. Site and hardware considerations........................................................................................................................3

Connections diagram................................................................................................................................................3

Coverage :.................................................................................................................................................................3

Standard model. ...................................................................................................................................................3

Installation ................................................................................................................................................................4

Orientation ...............................................................................................................................................................5

Electrical ...................................................................................................................................................................5

Cabling ......................................................................................................................................................................6

Pulse system compatibility.......................................................................................................................................6

IP address switch ......................................................................................................................................................7

2. Parameters-Settings .............................................................................................................................................8

Finding the camera:..................................................................................................................................................8

Device identification.................................................................................................................................................8

Network settings ....................................................................................................................................................10

Time settings ..........................................................................................................................................................11

Channels .................................................................................................................................................................11

Data delivery...........................................................................................................................................................12

Source .....................................................................................................................................................................13

Validation............................................................................................................................................................14

Heat map ............................................................................................................................................................14

Status, and sytem ...................................................................................................................................................16

3. Local Server Configuration .................................................................................................................................17

Technical.................................................................................................................................................................19

Local PC IP address .............................................................................................................................................19

FTP program .......................................................................................................................................................19

Directories ..............................................................................................................................................................19

4. Real time analytics..............................................................................................................................................20

Documentation.......................................................................................................................................................21

2D_Shop camera . English manual

1.Site and hardware considerations

Connections diagram

The camera sends the data on Ethernet on a server:

Figure 1 Connection diagram

Coverage :

It depends on the ceiling height and on the optical parameters.

Two models are available :

Standard model for ceilings up to 3.2 meter,

High sensitivity for ceilings up to 4.5 m

Standard model.

It is based on a 3.6 mm lens

Ceiling

height

Coverage

2.2 m

1.9 m

2.4 m

2.1 m

2.6 m

2.3 m

2.8 m

2.4 m

3.0 m

2.5 m

3.2 m

2.6 m

Figure 2 Coverage for the standard model

RJ45

POE

Injector

2D-Shop

Power

Supply

Internet

Server

2D_Shop camera . English manual

High sensitivity

Ceiling

height

Coverage

2.5 m

2.6 m

3.0 m

3.1 m

3.5 m

3.7 m

4.0 m

4.1 m

4.5 m

3.5 m

Figure 3 coverage for the high sensitivity model

Installation

The camera is attached under the ceiling with the omega shaped bracket and a pair of expansion bolts.

Figure 4 back of the camera

Attach the bracket first with a pair of expansion bolts

Then introduce the camera and fasten the 8 mm hex bolt with a 10 mm wrench.

Turn the camera so that it looks parallel to the entrance.

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Orientation

The 3 leds must be inside the shop, in order to have a simple default software installation

Inside

Figure 5 : orientation of the camera

Electrical

On the back of the camera are two connectors :

RJ45 connector : it is a POE link, the network cable carries the power and the Ethernet data.

Green pulse connector : useful when the camera is for infra red beam replacement.

POE Ethernet connection

This camera uses passive POE (power over Ethernet) connector.

The cable carries 0 Volt on pins 7,8, and +48 Volts on pins 4,5

Connecting the camera to an active POE switch will not work.

A POE power supply is provided with the camera :

Figure 6 : POE adapter

Data in goes to the IT switch

Data and power out connect to the camera

In case of multiple cameras, a poe switch is desirable.

It must be the passive type with power on 4,5 and 7,8 .

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Figure 7 : POEswitch passive

When booting up, a multicolor led blinks on the camera, and after boot up it will extinguish.

Cabling

This a reminder only.

Cat 5 or Cat6 Ethernet cable is necessary, with proper A or B cabling as shown in the next figure.

Telephone cable will not work properly even on short distances.

Figure 8 normalized cabling A or B

Pulse system compatibility

It happens that on some site no Ethernet cable is available.

Ethernet connector is used for initial tuning.

The green connector carries 4 signals

Ground , 0V

Positive voltage

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Entrances

Exits

A 15 Volts, 2A power supply is necessary. (a 12 V 1A power supply will NOT work)

When detecting the camera will produce a 15 V pulse which can be fed in a dat logger as usual.

IP address switch

Figure 9 switch and led position

By depressing the IP address switch with a paper clip during 3 seconds, the camera goes back to default

address 192.168.1.7.

IP adres reset switch

Flashing led at boot up

2D_Shop camera . English manual

2. Parameters-Settings

Finding the camera:

The camera is a network device, and all necessary settings are done through a browser, for example

internet explorer. We recommend that installer carries a laptop and a switch.

New camera

Default address of new cameras is 192.168.1.7

In order to communicate, set the laptop address to a compatible network : for example 192.168.1.xx

Connect camera to the PC , if necessary use a switch.

On the browser, type 192.168.1.7 then the camera menu must appear.

Already programmed camera

Normally the address is written on the device, and one must repeat the above operation, being sure that

the pc is in compatible address.

Suppose the 3d was in 199.188.177.166

We must set our laptop to 199.188.177.xx to be able to communicate.

Unknown address

The Cbox finder program is available to find all devices in the network.

It is available on our website : upgrade.shopline.fr

http://upgrade.shopline.fr/Utilitaires/cbox_finder.exe

Figure 10 : list of devices in the network

It will show you the list of connected devices to the local network.

Choose your device and press connect to see the device in default browser.

Device identification

This identification is useful in multiple camera use, it has no influence on file generation.

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Remember that hierarchy in people counting in shops is :

Chain of stores Mychain

Shop Paris

Door Entrance

Figure 11: Device identification

2D_Shop camera . English manual

Network settings

Figure 12 : Network settings

Device is delivered at address 192.168.1.7

DNS is set into the router which will work most of the time, if needed introduce another DNS address.

This is quite important as the camera must find the time server on the internet to update internal clock;

Automatic work or DHCP will set automatically parameters, they can be seen by “show current settings”

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