Wavetronix SmartSensor 105 (SS-105) - User Guide - Manual (Page 7)

6 INTRODUCTION • SMARTSENSOR 105 USER GUIDE
SmartSensor 105 Package
A typical sensor package contains the following items:
˽ 10.525 GHz SmartSensor Radar Traffic Sensor
˽ SmartSensor mounting kit
˽ SmartSensor cable
˽ SmartSensor Manager software
˽ SmartSensor User Guide
Caution
Check the packing slip for actual contents. If any of these items are missing, note the
serial number located on the back of the sensor and contact your distributor.
Additional products may be purchased through your distributor. The following optional
items are not included unless specifically ordered (check packing list for actual inventory):
˽ Click 172/174™ contact closure adapter
˽ Click 200™ surge protector
˽ Click 201/202™ AC to DC converter
˽ Click 210™ circuit breaker and switch
˽ Click 230™ AC surge module
Selecting a Mounting Location
Consider the following guidelines when selecting a mounting location:
˽ Lane Coverage – Sensor mounting locations should be selected so that all monitored
lanes are within 10 to 200 ft. (3 to 61 m) and run parallel with each other. If more than
eight lanes need to be simultaneously monitored, consider using multiple sensors or
the SmartSensor HD, which can monitor up to 10 lanes simultaneously.
˽ Parallel Lanes – When the sensor is used to collect both mainline and ramp data, the
pole position should be selected so that the on and off ramp lanes run parallel with the
mainline. If lanes are not parallel, installation of multiple SmartSensor units should be
considered to achieve the sensor’s ±2° side-to-side angle requirement.
˽ Sensors on the Same Pole – When multiple sensors are mounted on the same pole,
they will not be subject to interference if they are configured to operating using dif-
ferent RF channels and are separated vertically by a few feet. The higher sensor would
typically be used for the lanes further from the pole in order to minimize occlusion.
˽ Sensors on Opposing Poles – SmartSensor units facing each other on opposing poles
should operate on different RF channels and be separated by a 40-ft. (12.2-m) lateral
offset, if possible.