How it Works
The average human emits infrared radiation due to body temperature. An infrared
detector can recognize the specific signature of this and determine when a person is, or
is not, present.
Most passive infrared recorders that count pedestrians use a simple detection method to
determine when to count. With these units, once the detection field has been triggered,
new signatures cannot be recognized until the field has been cleared.
The Scanner is different.
The Scanner uses a complex series of algorithms that allows it to accurately record data
in a wide variety of circumstances, from individual people to larger groups. In addition,
there is no need for sensitivity adjustments on The Scanner. Its built-in algorithms allow it
to be self adjusting, so its accuracy is always at the highest level.
The average human emits infrared radiation due to body temperature. An infrared
detector can recognize the specific signature of this and determine when a person is, or
is not, present.
Most passive infrared recorders that count pedestrians use a simple detection method to
determine when to count. With these units, once the detection field has been triggered,
new signatures cannot be recognized until the field has been cleared.
The Scanner is different.
The Scanner uses a complex series of algorithms that allows it to accurately record data
in a wide variety of circumstances, from individual people to larger groups. In addition,
there is no need for sensitivity adjustments on The Scanner. Its built-in algorithms allow it
to be self adjusting, so its accuracy is always at the highest level.
The Scanner - Automatic People Counter
Ideal for parks, trails and other recreational locations
The Scanner is an infrared data recorder that has been specifically
designed to count pedestrians and/or bicyclists in a variety of
places, such as trails, outdoor walkways, sidewalks and commercial
areas. This unit will register at distances up to 35 feet and does not
require a reflector or other external unit. Total volume can be
recorded, as can individual time stamps of every recording. With
time stamped data you can get directional data on which way
people are moving.
The Scanner is built with industrial strength components to the
highest level of quality. Armed with GPS capability and Bluetooth
wireless technology, this device represents a new generation of
people counters.
Ideal for parks, trails and other recreational locations
The Scanner is an infrared data recorder that has been specifically
designed to count pedestrians and/or bicyclists in a variety of
places, such as trails, outdoor walkways, sidewalks and commercial
areas. This unit will register at distances up to 35 feet and does not
require a reflector or other external unit. Total volume can be
recorded, as can individual time stamps of every recording. With
time stamped data you can get directional data on which way
people are moving.
The Scanner is built with industrial strength components to the
highest level of quality. Armed with GPS capability and Bluetooth
wireless technology, this device represents a new generation of
people counters.
Easy Setup & Installation
The Scanner is easy to program. The front cover of the unit is attached with two screws that can be removed for
access to the two setup buttons: 'DO' and 'TAB'. These buttons help you navigate through the simple menu and
start-up procedures. Alternatively, the unit can be programmed remotely from a PDA using Bluetooth wireless
connection.
The Scanner is easy to install. No external reflector is needed. Simply mount The Scanner to any convenient
location and aim it toward the area to be counted.
Included with The Scanner is a non-invasive installation kit comprised of installation brackets, screws and utility
tools. This installation kit gives you everything you need to install The Scanner in the field without causing
damage to trees.
The Scanner is easy to program. The front cover of the unit is attached with two screws that can be removed for
access to the two setup buttons: 'DO' and 'TAB'. These buttons help you navigate through the simple menu and
start-up procedures. Alternatively, the unit can be programmed remotely from a PDA using Bluetooth wireless
connection.
The Scanner is easy to install. No external reflector is needed. Simply mount The Scanner to any convenient
location and aim it toward the area to be counted.
Included with The Scanner is a non-invasive installation kit comprised of installation brackets, screws and utility
tools. This installation kit gives you everything you need to install The Scanner in the field without causing
damage to trees.
Wireless Data Retrieval
Volume data that is recorded by The Scanner can be read directly from the display.
The Scanner also has a built-in RS-232 serial port that allows you to plug in and
retrieve time-stamped & directional data using the free JRead software.
However, one of the many unique features of The Scanner is the ability to also
interface with it remotely using a wireless connection and a PDA.
Every Scanner has a built in Bluetooth wireless connection that can be used with
our free JPDA software. Simply position yourself near The Scanner with your
PDA and run the JPDA software. You can then use the PDA to end counts,
retrieve data and start a new count, along with other options. (JPDA software is
compatible with Windows Mobile 2003 and Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC operating
systems. Not compatible with Palm or SmartPhone operating systems.)
Multiple Data Viewing Options
Once your data has been retrieved, take the PDA back to your office and the free JRead utility software can be
used to retrieve the data from the PDA to your computer. The data you retrieve can then be output into several
formats, including a standard Excel file for analysis and reporting.
When outputting to an Excel format, you are given several time interval options for
how you want to see the data. The options are: Time Stamp, 1 Minute, 5 Minutes,
10 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes and 60 Minutes. The Time Stamp option produces
a file listing the individual time stamp (to the second) of every recording in the study.
The other options will group the data into the interval time selected. In both cases, the
volume data is broken down by direction, so you can see the amount of people
travelling in each direction.
Volume data that is recorded by The Scanner can be read directly from the display.
The Scanner also has a built-in RS-232 serial port that allows you to plug in and
retrieve time-stamped & directional data using the free JRead software.
However, one of the many unique features of The Scanner is the ability to also
interface with it remotely using a wireless connection and a PDA.
Every Scanner has a built in Bluetooth wireless connection that can be used with
our free JPDA software. Simply position yourself near The Scanner with your
PDA and run the JPDA software. You can then use the PDA to end counts,
retrieve data and start a new count, along with other options. (JPDA software is
compatible with Windows Mobile 2003 and Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC operating
systems. Not compatible with Palm or SmartPhone operating systems.)
Multiple Data Viewing Options
Once your data has been retrieved, take the PDA back to your office and the free JRead utility software can be
used to retrieve the data from the PDA to your computer. The data you retrieve can then be output into several
formats, including a standard Excel file for analysis and reporting.
When outputting to an Excel format, you are given several time interval options for
how you want to see the data. The options are: Time Stamp, 1 Minute, 5 Minutes,
10 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes and 60 Minutes. The Time Stamp option produces
a file listing the individual time stamp (to the second) of every recording in the study.
The other options will group the data into the interval time selected. In both cases, the
volume data is broken down by direction, so you can see the amount of people
travelling in each direction.
• Justify investments in future planning
• Assess trail usage over time
• Predict erosion and degradation
• Be aware of visitor's circulation
• Adapt the layout to meet real needs
• Quantify the attraction of a site
• Assess trail usage over time
• Predict erosion and degradation
• Be aware of visitor's circulation
• Adapt the layout to meet real needs
• Quantify the attraction of a site
• Deploy staff appropriately
• Evaluate the impact of publicity
• Plan trail maintenance priorities
• Keep an eye on seasonal variations
• Optimize your day-to-day management
• Evaluate the impact of publicity
• Plan trail maintenance priorities
• Keep an eye on seasonal variations
• Optimize your day-to-day management
Features of The Scanner
Records Pedestrians and bicyclists
FREE Installation Kit Included
FREE interface Software
FREE Installation Kit Included
FREE interface Software
No external reflector required
Bluetooth Wireless download & interface
Powered by standard D cell batteries
Bluetooth Wireless download & interface
Powered by standard D cell batteries
Stores GPS coordinates
Provides Directional Data
Effective up to 35 feet
Provides Directional Data
Effective up to 35 feet
| Questions? Contact us and our sales staff will be happy to assist you. |
Part #JS-1IR-BT-EX-K
Price: $1095.00
The Scanner, with Installation Kit
and External Sensor
Includes The Scanner counter, User's
Manual, installation kit and external sensor.
and External Sensor
Includes The Scanner counter, User's
Manual, installation kit and external sensor.
| A PDA Kit is also available, which include a PDA and download cable. More details... |
Optional External Sensor Included
In its basic configuration, the Scanner can be installed and pointed at the area
you want to count. However, another option is to use the Scanner with an
external sensor. This external sensor will detect and record data exactly the same
way as the internal sensor, but it gives you more flexibility on how and where you
can install the device. Using the external sensor, you can install the main
Scanner unit in a more concealed location, yet still record data in hard-to-reach
spots. The external sensor is included with the equipment you receive when
ordering a Scanner. More details on the external sensor...
In its basic configuration, the Scanner can be installed and pointed at the area
you want to count. However, another option is to use the Scanner with an
external sensor. This external sensor will detect and record data exactly the same
way as the internal sensor, but it gives you more flexibility on how and where you
can install the device. Using the external sensor, you can install the main
Scanner unit in a more concealed location, yet still record data in hard-to-reach
spots. The external sensor is included with the equipment you receive when
ordering a Scanner. More details on the external sensor...
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Pricing will vary for customers outside the US, based on import\export fees, distributor costs, etc. If you are outside the United States, please contact your
JAMAR sales representative for pricing and ordering information, or request a quote through this web site.
Pricing will vary for customers outside the US, based on import\export fees, distributor costs, etc. If you are outside the United States, please contact your
JAMAR sales representative for pricing and ordering information, or request a quote through this web site.
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