Sigicom INFRA X20SR Manual de usuario

Manual

INFRA X20SR

Speed Radar

Art no. 080-03250-0

Manual ver. A Valid for firmware version 1.1.0

Read instructions on safety and electrical equipment waste recycling before

operating this product.

Developed and manufactured by:

Sigicom AB

Alfred Nobels Allé 214

SE –146 48 Tullinge, Sweden

Email address for support issues: [email protected]

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS –

read this before use.

Workplace hazards:

This equipment will be installed close to rail and road

traffic, which is hazardous workplace. It is very important

to investigate for regulations in respect of risk assessment,

formal personal education demands, authorization etc.

before installation of the equipment.

Operating conditions:

This equipment is designed for outdoor use and wet

locations, but is not immersible. It is designed according to

IEC60529 IPX7.

Temperature range for full functionality is -20 to +50 ºC

(-4 to +122 ºF).

Others:

Do never attempt to disassemble the instruments.

Do never attach your X20SR to any other system or current

source than cables and units within the INFRA Field

Monitoring System.

The radar module used is third party certified to ETSI EN

300 440-2. Its output power is max 20dBm EIRP straight

ahead of the unit at 1% duty cycle. This leads to an average

output power of approximately 1mW strait ahead of the

unit, which can be considered as safe for all living

creatures.

This equipment falls under the Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment Directive (WEEE directive) 2002/96/EC with its last

update 2009, category 9: monitoring and control instruments:

Scrapped equipment should be sent back to the manufacturer of

the equipment (Sigicom) for proper handling according to the

WEEE directive.

Sigicom’s partner for recycling of scrapped equipment is Hans

Andersson Recycling Stockholm AB, with transport certificate

no. 562-1372-2012 (Länsstyrelsen i Stockholms län).

Table of Contents

1 Introduction.....................................................................................4

1.1 About this manual.............................................................4

1.2 Unpacking and Parts Identification ..................................5

2General description ....................................................................6

3Design features...........................................................................7

3.1 Quantities..........................................................................7

3.2 Display devices.................................................................7

4Configuration and operation ......................................................8

4.1 Mounting ..........................................................................8

4.2 Lobe................................................................................10

4.3 Range..............................................................................11

4.4 Angle error correction ....................................................11

4.5 Mounting check..............................................................12

4.6 Parameters ......................................................................13

4.7 Quick start ......................................................................14

4.8 Error indication...............................................................15

4.9 LED indications..............................................................15

5Maintenance and calibration ....................................................16

6Accessories ..............................................................................17

6.1 Other accessories....................................................................17

7Contact and support .................................................................18

Appendix A......................................................................................19

A.1 Power consumption...............................................................19

A.2 Mechanical data ....................................................................19

1 Introduction

1.1 About this manual

This manual covers the following topics:

Chapter 1 –Introduction: Some introductory information

about unpacking and safety.

Chapter 2 –General description. An overview of X20SR

and the INFRA Field Monitoring System.

Chapter 3 –Design features: An overview of the measured

quantities. Gives also introduction to display devices within

INFRA.

Chapter 4 –Configuration and operation: Mounting

description and a detailed description of X20SR’s standards

and parameter settings. It also includes a Quick start guide.

Chapter 5 –Maintenance information.

Chapter 6 –Accessories: Lists the accessories for X20SR,

and X20SR-related accessories for the INFRA Field

Monitoring System.

Chapter 7 –Contact and support. Contains contact

information to Sigicom AB.

1.2 Unpacking and Parts Identification

Your X20SR Speed Radar has been shipped in protective packaging.

Please verify the package content with the following list:

INFRA X20SR Speed Radar Unit

Please report any damage or shortage immediately to Sigicom.

Record the instrument’s serial number. You will be asked to give this

number in any X20SR related communication you may have with

Sigicom.

2General description

The INFRA X20SR Speed Radar is designed for speed

measurements of different types of vehicles. Speeds up to 250 km/h

can be measured with 2 km/h resolution, both moving towards and

away from the unit.

The X20SR uses a high quality Doppler radar module, working in

the K-band (24.15GHz ISM Band). Dual channel techniques and

advanced signal processing makes it possible to distinguish between

movements toward and away from the unit, as well as filter out false

moving objects.

The X20SR continuously calculates speeds in both directions. At the

end of each interval it selects the direction seen the largest reflected

signal level to represent the interval. Movements toward the unit are

presented as positive values and movements away from the unit are

presented as negative values.

All quantities that are measured by your system are synchronized,

and can be viewed in any of the INFRA presentation systems.

The X20SR Speed Radar shall be connected to the INFRA Field

Monitoring System by any of the available INFRA Sensor Cables,

which:

Supplies the X20SR with electrical power

Handles the communication with the Datalogger, which is

the main unit in the INFRA Field Monitoring System.

Within INFRA Field Monitoring System it is possible to measure a

number of other quantities simultaneously with the speed

measurements, for example:

vibration (geophone) in one direction

vibration (geophone) in three directions

sound level

air blast

dust concentration

3Design features

3.1 Quantities

Speed: Maximum speed with direction indicated as its sign measured

in kilometers per hour [km/h]. Calculation, which is over the selected

interval time, is made inside the X20SR.

3.2 Display devices

Your X20SR Speed Radar shall be connected to the INFRA Field

Monitoring System. Preferably use INFRA Net to display your

recorded measurements.

It is also possible to view the latest saved value and live values in the

Datalogger display.

4Configuration and operation

4.1 Mounting

Mounting the X20SR unit correctly is very critical for achieving

acceptable results, or even results at all. The unit needs to be firmly

mounted (when measuring), especially if measuring close to the rail.

Preferably use a stable pole combined with proper mounting details,

as shown below for mounting of the unit.

The unit has a RAM Mount ® 1.5” RAM Ball Base attached to its

back side. RAM Mount products is widely available over the world.

See http://www.rammount.com/partners.

Example: http://www.ram-mount.se/ram-202u-225.html , often with

parts in stock.

Pole mounts: http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-235U and

http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-118BU

Double socket arm: http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-201U-B

See http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-202U-225 as an entry for

suitable mounting accessories, or

http://www.rammount.com/components/1.5?query=1.5 for all 1.5”

accessories.

For rail vehicle measurements it is recommended to position the

radar 5-10 meters from the rail and direct the radar sideways so that

it aims to (the center of) the rail 40-70 meters away. The radar

should be approximately 1.5 meter above the rail level and

horizontally aligned with good precision, using a spirit-level is

recommended.

For road vehicle measurements the height level above the road is

recommended to be 0.6 –0.8 meter to be able to catch all standard

sized cars.

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