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Baudisch.MotionDetector

Manual

History:

Version Date Name Change

1.0 23.02.2010 R. Bley Regenerated

1.1 27.04.2010 M. Siegele Enhancement parameter

1.2 19.11.2010 M. Maier Update

1.2 21.04.2011 E. Czeschka English translation

1.3 09.05.2011 U. Meinert Update

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Table of Content

TABLE OF CONTENT.................................................................................................................................. 2

1. GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................ 4

1.1. Software History ..................................................................................................................... 4

1.2. Hardware History.................................................................................................................... 4

2. GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................ 5

2.1. Symbols................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2. Product Description ............................................................................................................... 6

2.3. Fields of Application .............................................................................................................. 6

3. PRODUCT DESIGNS......................................................................................................................... 7

3.1. Versions................................................................................................................................... 7

3.2. Optional Accessories............................................................................................................. 7

4. MANUAL START-UP AND CONNECTIONS .................................................................................... 8

5. SETTINGS / CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................ 9

5.1. Potentiometer Light, Time delay, Sensibility....................................................................... 9

5.2. LED Displays........................................................................................................................... 9

5.3. Jumper................................................................................................................................... 10

6. REMOTE CONFIGURATION PER EASYLAN ................................................................................ 11

6.1. EasyLan PC interface........................................................................................................... 11

6.2. Installing USB interface ....................................................................................................... 11

6.3. PC Software „WinControl_BWM“ ....................................................................................... 12

6.3.1. Main Window............................................................................................................. 12

6.3.2. Expanded Communication ........................................................................................ 15

6.3.3. Protocol Description EasyLan Interface.................................................................... 16

6.3.4. Configuration parameters.......................................................................................... 22

7. TECHNICAL DATA .......................................................................................................................... 26

7.1. Connections and Interfaces ................................................................................................ 26

7.2. Physical Characteristics ...................................................................................................... 26

7.3. Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................................... 27

7.4. Technical Drawings.............................................................................................................. 28



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7.5. Baudisch.MotionDetector V4A front................................................................................... 29

7.6. Declaration of Conformity ................................................................................................... 30



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1. General Information

1.1. Software History

Date AVR HW Description

02.02.2010 0.3 0.1 First test version

12.02.2010 1.0 0.1 First version for delivery of the pilot series

27.02.2010 1.1 0.1 New configuration parameter (Uref Noise)

1.2. Hardware History

Date HW Description

10.02.2010 0.1 First prototype pilot series

02.02.2010 0.11 Final status pilot series

03 / 2010 1.0 Series status (planned)

- Additional screw type terminal for shielded wire

- Internal enhancements in the layout



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2. General Information

2.1. Symbols

Warning of dangerous electrical voltage.

This symbol points out important references which must be followed to avoid injuries, as well as

damages and malfunctions of the product.

This symbol points out helpful references.



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2.2. Product Description

The Baudisch.MotionDetector works fully automatic based on electromagnetic waves by radar.

To adapt to individual structural conditions, several settings are available which parameters that

can be defined on site or remotely controlled by using additional modules. The motion detector

is suitable for a variety of applications in which motion or presence is registered to trigger

switching operations.

Due to an integrated light sensor, the Baudisch.MotionDetector responds additionally to light, so

you can adjust the motion detector to desired lighting conditions. The detection range is -

depending on the setting - between 3 m - 12 m.

The Baudisch.MotionDetector is thus the most reliable detection with a clearly defined and

individually adjusted radar field.

The Baudisch.MotionDetector offers an additional advantage: The motion detector can be

installed behind walls or doors, covered by virtually all non-metallic materials and is therefore

very protected against vandalism. In addition, this concealed mounting meets the requirements

of modern architectural apperances. The emitted radar waves register the slightest movement,

are heat independent and penetrate through media such as glass, wood or textile. The motion

detector can therefore be integrated into different building structures.

2.3. Fields of Application

The following applications are appropriate for the use of the Baudisch.MotionDetector:

• Automatic lighting control

• Automatic control of machinery, room technologies, sanitary areas or the opening of

doors and gates

• Alarm and security services

• In combination with the Baudisch.DoorModule

• Presence detector, building management systems and access control systems

• OEM application



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3. Product Designs

3.1. Versions

The Baudisch.MotionDetector is available in two versions:

• Cost-efficient ECO version. Settings can be adjusted on site using a potentiometer.

• MAXI version, equipped with the Baudisch.EasyLan bus interface. With the support of

the EasyLan bus, the motion detector can be integrated into an EasyLan system to

securely link, configure, remotely control and manage the applicable devices.

Article number Name

36-0144 Baudisch.MotionDetector ECO (without front panel)

or

36-0145 Baudisch.MotionDetector MAXI (without front panel)

3.2. Optional Accessories

The switch modules allow the operation of relay contacts via the Baudisch.EasyLan bus.

Article number Name

33-1176 V4A front panel for motion detector

36-0113Field bus module ASB_2OutRelais for control of e.g. electrical door

openers in access control systems.

36-0130 Field bus module ASB_2In_2OutRelais for control of electrical door

openers in access control systems as well as the capture of feedback

e.g. door statuses.

For the integration into an EasyLan PC interface via the EasyLan bus.

Article number Name

36-0176 USB interface

36-0194 IP LAN for local network

36-0101 RS232 interface



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4. Manual Start-up and Connections

!! To prevent damage to the Baudisch.MotionDetector, be aware of the operating voltage of

10-30 VDC.

To put the ECO or MAXI versions of the Baudisch.MotionDetector into operation, the following

connections (to X2) must be accomplished.

1 Connection voltage supply +10 VDC to +30 VDC

2 Connection R: Relay – closer – potential-free contacts maximum 48V / 2A

3 Connection GND: earth from external power supply

4 Connection shielding: shielding

The MAXI version has additional connection possibilities (X1) which enable a connection of the

Baudisch.MotionDetector into an EasyLan system. This way further configurations and the

management of the motion detector can be conveniently remotely controlled.

1 Connection supply voltage Baudisch.EasyLan Bus

Caution: By the connection of an already existing powered EasyLan, the following applies:

• Check if the supply of the existing EasyLan system is enough to also supply the motion

detector. In this case, no additional voltage supply can be connected to X2.

• If the motion detector is equipped with its own supply, X1-1 may not be connected to the

already existing and powered EasyLan.

2 Connection GND: - earth

3 Connection BUS: bus signal

4 Connection GND: - earth

The Baudisch.MotionDetector is ready for operation as soon as the LED active periodically

flashes.

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5. Settings / Configuration

5.1. Potentiometer Light, Time delay, Sensibility

Different settings on the Baudisch.MotionDetector can be made with three potientiometers.

Light

Adjusting the lighting conditions for day / night detection. The less light sensitive the motion

detector should be, the higher of a day setting must be selected. The potentiometer must be

turned clockwise. If the motion detector is to be used exclusively for detecting motion, then the

potentiometer must be assigned the highest value of the day detection.

The Twi-Light LED indicates when the motion detector has detected a state of twilight.

Time delay

The setting of duration, e.g. how long the light should be on after detecting a motion. By turning

it clockwise, the duty cycle is increased. It can be selected from 5 seconds to 30 minutes.

The set value is related to the specifications for brightness. The motion detector is not switched

until the preset lighting condition is reached.

Sensibility

The setting of sensitivity sets the range of motion of the motion detector. By turning it clockwise,

the distance is increased. There is a detection range between about 3 m to 12 m available.

The set value is related to the specifications for brightness. The motion detector only switches

when the preset lighting condition is reached.

5.2. LED Displays

With several LEDs, the Baudisch.MotionDetector indicates different states, allowing a visual

check of its functions.

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LED Active:

Fast flashing The motion detector restarts.

Periodic flashing The motion detector is ready (normal function).

Constant light The motion detector has triggered a contact.

With a short interruption, the display indicates that the duty cycle

has identified a further movement and is therefore extended

(so-called re-trigger).

LED Motion

The indicator is lit when a motion is detected.

LED Twi-Light

The indicator is lit at dusk when the preset parameter was exceeded.

5.3. Jumper

The Baudisch.MotionDetector has two jumper fixtures for one-time or rare settings.

1- Re-trigger

Any additional motion extends the duty cycle.

Jumper 1 is plugged by default.

If jumper is missing, any additional motion has no effect on the first detected duty cycle. The

sensor is switched off after the preset delay.

2- Testmode light

Test mode to check and evaluate brightness setting within 3-5 seconds.

If jumper is missing, a new setting under light is only affected after approx. 30 minutes.



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6. Remote Configuration per EasyLan

The EasyLan Bus was developed by Baudisch Electronic GmbH to link together electronic

components, devices and systems in a simple manner. The data bus enables secure

communication between individual devices. A bus segment can consist of up to 2km shielded

cable 2 x 0.6mm² and can differentiate up to 64 participating devices. The

Baudisch.MotionDetector has the necessary connections and can be integrated into an

EasyLan system e.g. the door opener of a Baudisch.SIP DoorModule.

The protocol description of the EasyLan interface is not published. However, it can be handed

out by signing a confidentiality agreement (NDA).

6.1. EasyLan PC Interface

USB

(Art.-No.: 36-0176)

IP

(Art.-No.: 36-0194)

RS232

(Art.-No.: 36-0101)

There is a client software „WinControl_BWM“ for the specified modules which enables the

motion detector to be remotely controlled and configured.

6.2. Installing USB Interface

The USB interface is used to configure the device. A special EasyLan USB or EasyLan RS232

adapter is necessary.

The Windows driver for the USB serial port is included in the delivery of the EasyLan USB

adapter. The driver must be installed according to the Windows specifications.

If the driver is not available, or if a driver is needed for another operating system, it can be

downloaded at www.ftdichip.com under Drivers, VCP. An FT232R chip compatible driver is

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6.3. PC Software „WinControl_BWM“

The diagnostic tool for the Baudisch.MotionDetector is used to remotely control the assemblies

as well as to test the selected settings. The diagnostic tool consists of three windows with

different functions:

Main window with general settings and operating parameters

Communication, in which the EasyLan protocol is displayed betweeen the control and the PC as

well as

Extended communication, in which EasyLan commands can be sent and parameters can be

displayed and changed.

6.3.1. Main Window

6.3.1.1 Push Buttons

The dialog boxes can essentially be managed over the push buttons Reset, Get State, Log In,

Log Out, Ziel, Send, Mon and Load.

Performs a hardware reset.

Factory or test settings can be loaded under set control / parameter.

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Initiates password entry.

User will be logged out.

Opens the field for the destination address when installing a serial interface.

Address 41 must be set as destination address.

The serial interface can be set up under settings. The connection for the control

must be entered under COMPort.

The bus address entry is always 40h for the communication.

With GET STATE it can be tested, whether or not there is a connection with the

control.

Firmware update: opens the window firmware update

Send messages: opens the window extended communication

Communication: opens the communication window

The software has no boot loader, making an update only possible by the manufacturer.

6.3.1.2 Status Messages

Operating parameters Function

Reset Flag Is set by a system start and is deleted after a status message

has been requested three times. A system restart is therefore

displayed.

Override active Is set, presettings were overwritten (a reset or a restart resets

the display)

Relay on Is set, relay is energized

Motion detected Is shortly set, if motion was detected

Light switching Status brightness switchover

Light measurement valid Is shortly set, if brightness measurement value is valid

Light measurement blocked Is set, if light measurement is blocked

Radar sensor system on Is set, if radar sensor system is active

Control state System status

Measurement value - UREF Reference voltage [mV]

Measurement value - light Measurement value brightness

[0...100%, dark à 0%]

Presetting – light-switching

threshold

Preset value switching threshold brightness

[0...100%, brightest switching threshold à 100%]

Presetting – circuit time Preset value circuit time

[5sec...32min]



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Presetting - sensitivity Preset value sensitivity

[0...100%, maximum sensitivity à 100%]

Poti - light-switching threshold Potiwert – brightness

[0...100%, brightest switching threshold à 100%]

Poti - circuit time Poti value – circuit time

[5sec...32min]

Poti - sensitivity Poti value – sensitivity

[0...100%]



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6.3.2. Extended Communication

The settings for the Baudisch.MotionDetector can be configured as follows:

Programming parameters

The changed parameters are read out with the buttons ReadByte and WriteByte and displayed

as a message or the selected values are carried over and saved to the control system

(Parameters see chapter. 6.3.4).

Switching command

Own presettings: The relay on the motion detector will be switched to preset values immediately

after pressing send.

As TM2: The relay on the motion detector switches like the EasyLan.DoorModule 2K, if

activated via eeEasyLanOptions.

Override presettings

Sensitivity: Setting the range for detecting a motion.

Brightness: Setting the day / night detection. Here, the switching threshold (transition light –

dark) can be decided upon.

Circuit time: Setting of the duty cycle.

Save presettings: Values in EEPROM will be overwritten with the preset values.



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6.3.3. Protocol Description EasyLan Interface

6.3.3.1 Messages from PC to Device

Request ID

Control word 0xC5

Size of user data field 1

User data Byte 0 0x00

Status requirement

Control word 0xC2


User data Byte 0 0x00

EEPROM-CMDs

Control word 0xF0


Byte 0 Command

0xA0 = query lock status

0xA1 = read byte

0xA2 = read word (not implemented)

0x50 = change lock status

0x51 = write byte

0x52 = write word (not implemented)

Byte 1 Address – Highbyte

Byte 2 Address – Lowbyte

Byte 3 Date – Highbyte

User data

Byte 4 Date - Lowbyte

Triggering reset

Control word 0xC4


Byte 0 0xFF

Byte 1 0x55

User data

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Switch command

Control word 0xC4


Byte 0 0x00 = switch relay according to current setting.

Data[1] has no function!

0x01 = switch relay according to own setting

0x02 = switching such as TM2

Rest = no reaction

User data

Byte 1 Duty cycle by own setting

0x00 = off

0x01..FF = time [sec]

Switching such as TM2

0x00 = off

0x01 = permanently on

0x02..FE = time [sec]

0xFF = toggle

Override reset value

Contol word 0xC4


Byte 0 Bit0 = change threshold for motion detection

Bit1 = change threshold for brightness

Bit2 = change duty cycle

Bit3..6 = no function!

Bit7 = write currently set values in EEPROM

Byte 1 value – detection of motion [0...100]

Byte 2 value – brightness [0...100]

User data

Byte 3 value – duty cycle [0...100]

Load settings from Flash

Control word 0xD0


User data Byte 0 0x01 = load presettings

0x02 = load test settings

Rest = no reaction



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6.3.3.2 Messages from Device to PC

ID message

Control word 0xC5


Byte 0 ID HIGH -> 0x01

Byte 1 ID LOW -> 0x11

User data

Byte 2 Firmware version – 0xAB => Version A.B

Status message

Control word 0xC3


User data Byte 0 Status bit 1

Bit0 = reset Flag (after 3x requests ‚0’)

Bit1 = override Flag

Bit2 = relay status

Bit3 = motion event

Bit4 = status brightness switchover

Bit5 = brightness value valid

Bit6 = brightness measurement blocked

Bit7 = status radar sensor system

Byte 1 System status (control state)

Byte 2 UREF – HIGH [mV]

Byte 3 UREF – LOW [mV]

Byte 4 Measurement brightness (raw value) [0...100]

Byte 5 Presetting – brightness [0...100]

Byte 6 Presetting – circuit time [0...32]

Byte 7 Presetting – sensitivity [0...100]

Byte 8 Potiwert – brightness [0...100]

Byte 9 Potiwert – circuit time [0...32]

Byte 10 Potiwert – sensitivity [0...100]



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EEPROM message

Control word 0xF0


Byte 0 Command

0x00 = register lock status (date 0/1)

0x01 = read byte (read/write)

0x02 = read word (not implemented)

0x81 = error by reading/writing byte

0x82 = error by reading/writing word

0x8F = invalid command

Byte 1 Address– Highbyte

Byte 2 Address – Lowbyte

Byte 3 Date – Highbyte

User data

Byte 4 Date - Lowbyte

POR message

Control word 0xC3


User data Byte 0 Reset cause HIGH (see Atmega 168 data sheet)

Byte 1 Reset cause LOW (see Atmega 168 data sheet)

Byte 2 Firmware version – 0xAB => Version A.B



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6.3.3.3 Message from Device to Baudisch.EasyLan Field Bus Modules

Controlled modules:

• ASB_2OUTRelais

• ASB_2In_2OUTRelais / Baudisch.SIP DoorModule MAXI

Outgoing switch commands to SW2/TM2

Control word 0xC4


TM2

Byte 0 Contact from EEPROMUser data

Byte 1 Command

0 = off

1 = internal to 2

2...254 time in seconds

255 = is not sent! (toggle function)

SW2 contact

Byte 0 Contact from EEPROMUser data

Byte 1 Contact number from EEPROM

0 = off

1...255 = time * 2sec.

SW2 base

Byte 0 Function

0 = off (byte 0 has no function)

1 = time control

User data

Byte 1 Command

1...255 = time * 2sec



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6.3.3.4 Triggering a Call at the Baudisch.SIP DoorModule MAXI

Triggering a call

Control word 0xC4


Byte 0 ‚D’ – or 0x44User data

Byte 1 Call index [1...116]

Call index

Index Configuration menu à

Phone directory

Contacts (also

corresponds with the

rows)

1...15 Call buttons on matrix module 1...15 (table block 1)

16…30 Call buttons on matrix module 16…30 (table block 2)



61...100 free

101...115 Call buttons (Z1-Z4 to GND) 61...75

116 Central call 76



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6.3.4. Configuration parameters

The control system contains various configuration data in an internal EEPROM.

As parameter number or address details are 2 to n allowed, values must be between 0 and 255.

System parameters

No[d] Name Description Default

2 eeSystemOptions System options:

Bit0 = send status message after reset

Bit1 = switch on relay after POR

Bit2 = retriggering of relay through event

Bit3 = release brightness measurement by

active relay

Bit4 = -- not used --




0x01

3 eeRelaisOnTime Duty cycle for relay (switching via sensor)

[0..32] à 5sec to approx. 30min

time[sec]=((REL_TIME_5_SEC/2)*(1.21^act

ualvalues[VALUE_TIME]))*2

0x00

4 eePowerOnRelaisTime Duty cycle for relay after POR [* 5sec] 0x01

5 EeSystemReserved1 0x00










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EasyLan parameters

No Name Description Default

13 eeEasyLanAddress Bus address of the device at EasyLan bus 0x41

14 eeEasyLanHostAddress Address of the EasyLan hosts (PC) 0x40

15 eeEasyLanMaxRetries Indicates how often a data message is

repeated if no confirmation has been

received.

0x03

16 eeEasyLanOptions Bit0 = switch command format 0

Bit1 = switch command format 1

00 = no command by sending event

01 = send switch command to TM

10 = send switch command to SW2

contact

11 = send switch command to SW2

base

Bit2 = call initiation to SIP DoorModule

Bit3 = send status message after system

status change

Bit4 = send status message after bit status

change

Bit5 = send status message by motion event

Bit6 = send status message by analog

change (potis)

Bit7 = send status message by analog

change (light)

0x00

17 eeStatusIntervallTime Interval time for cyclical status message

0 = off

1...255 = [value*500ms]

20

18 eeEventLockTime Lock time for new event

0 à 100ms

1...255 = [value*100ms]

10

19 eeEasyLanCmdDestAddr Destination addres for TM2/SW2 command 0x52

20 eeEasyLanCmdKontakt Contact number for TM2/SW2 command 0x01

21 eeEasyLanTMCallIndex Destination call index for SIP DoorModule

001-100 = phone directory entry (matrix

modules)

101-115 = call buttons (Z1..Z4 to GND)

116 = central call

Rest = invalid!

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22 eeEEasyLanTMCallLockTi

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Lock time for SIP DoorModule call [*100 ms] 1

23 eeEasyLanLightEventHyst Change threshold (hysteresis) for brightness

event

2

24 eeEasyLanRes3 -- not used -- 0x00

25 eeEasyLanRes4 -- not used -- 0x00

Sensor parameters

No Name Description Default

26 eeAnalogOptions Options for analog module

Bit0 = taking setting values from EEPROM

instead of poti

Bit1 = motion detection options 0

Bit2 = motion detection options 1

00 = never report motion (for remote control)

01 = event after motion detection

10 = event after motion detection

11 = always report motion (permanent event)

Bit3 = brightness measurement options 0



000 = never report as active (for remote

control)

1xx = activated

101 = active, if below threshold (night)

110 = active , if above threshold (day)

111 = always report as active


Bit7 = switch off timing of the sensor

(measurement is still cyclical.!)

0x2A

27 eeSensorMeasurePause Pause between measurements [* 10ms] 60

28 eeSensorMeasureTime Duration of a measurement [* 10ms] 100

29 eeSensorTimesOverTh Number of exceeded thresholds for event 2

30 eeSensorSensitivity Sensitivity 0x00

31 eeSensorLightTh Twilight threshold [0..31] 0x00



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32 eeLightAquisitionIntervall Measurement aquisition interval (light)

[*500ms]

120

33 eeSensorLightLockTime Stopping time for blocking the brightness

measurement [*100ms]

0x00

34 eeSensorSwitchOnLockTi

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Time between switching on the sensor and

the first measurement [*2ms]

20

35 eeSensorSwitchOffLockTi

me

Time between the end of the measurement

and the switching off of the sensor [*2ms]

20

36 eeSensorUrefNoiseVoltage Noise from UREF [*1 Step]

Range: 1..30

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7. Technical Data

7.1. Connections and Interfaces

Operating voltage (10 VDC to 30 VDC)

EasyLan (supply, bus, GND) (only by MAXI design)

Relay (closer 48V, 2A potential-free)

GND

Push-fit screw terminals

Shielding

Operating voltage (Iges = 0.5A)

EasyLan bus

Measurement output brightness sensor

Analog ground reference of the measurement outputs

Measurement output radar sensor

ISP interface

Connection for HSEC8-110

connector M

+5V output (Iges=0.2A)

7.2. Physical Characteristics

without Baudisch V4A front

(WxHxD) approx. 82 x 82 x 30 mm

Dimensions

with Baudisch V4A front

(WxHxD) approx. 109.5 x 109.5 x 33 mm

Operating voltage 8.1 VDC – max. 30VDC

Power input Idle state (no motion in front of the module) à < 0.6W

Operation (motion in front of the module) à < 0.85W

Environmental conditions Operating temperature –20 to 55°C

Weight without Baudisch V4A front apporox. 170g

with Baudisch V4A front approx. 320g



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7.3. Miscellaneous

Sending frequeny: 24.125 GHz

Transmission power (EIRP): 13 dBm

Sensor detection: horizontal 80°, vertical 32°

Detection range 3 - 10 m (0.5–12 m depending on space available)



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7.4. Technical Drawings

7.4.1. Baudisch.MotionDetector



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7.6. Declaration of Conformity

Our products are manufactured in compliance with the CE directives.



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Herstellung und Vertrieb

Baudisch Electronic GmbH

Im Gewerbegebiet 7-9

D-73116 Wäschenbeuren

Tel.: +49 7172 / 92613-0

Fax: +49 7172 / 92613-30

Mail: [email protected]

Web: www.baudisch.de

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