Play/pause/stop buttons, Lane adjustment – Wavetronix SmartSensor HD (101-0415) - User Guide User Manual

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CHAPTER 6 • LANES

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Play/Pause/Stop Buttons

The Play, Pause and Stop buttons

allow you to control the data display. When

Pause is selected, vehicles traveling on the screen will not be included in the presence, vol-

ume, speed or class sidebars. Click the Play button to add new vehicles to the running totals

for all sidebars; click the Stop button to reset all volume, speed and class numbers to zero.

Lane Adjustment

Lane performance can be adjusted by clicking anywhere inside a lane and using the Lane

Adjustment tool (see Figure 6.14). The drop-down list allows you to adjust lane volume, de-

tection, speed, length, extension time or direction protection. To return to default settings,

select Set Defaults from the drop-down list and click the OK button. Each lane adjustment

is independent of other lanes; setting one lane back to defaults using the Set Defaults op-

tion will not affect the other lanes.

Figure 6.14 – Lane Adjustment Window

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Volume – This setting should be adjusted first when a problem with count accuracy is ob-

served. The default is 100%. This setting adjusts the aggressiveness of traffic radar-specific

algorithms and is not an arbitrary scale factor. By increasing the percentage by 10% to

15%, you are likely to begin to increase the number of detection, and by decreasing the

percentage by 10% to 15%, you are likely to begin to decrease the number of detections.

Small adjustments of only 1% or 2% may actually have no impact on the detection per-

formance. Practical values for this setting are typically between 20% and 190%. If the vol-

ume lane adjustment is below 20%, many detections in that lane will probably be missed;

if it is set greater than 190%, many false detections will probably occur.

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Detection – Raises or lowers the threshold for detecting vehicles. The sensor auto-

matically determines where the threshold will be placed, and then adds in this tuning

parameter. Entering a larger number will result in fewer detections; entering a small

number will result in more detections. The default is 0 dB.

Note

Changing the detection tuning parameter can drastically effect vehicle detection.

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