FLUSH, Fastprk Magnetic Sensor
Model: FP-GFLL
Description
The Fastprk sensor uses magnetic sensors to precisely detect the presence of vehicles.
It houses advanced signal processing, meaning that it can differentiate between the
various magnetic fields in its surroundings to achieve highly reliable detection.
The Fastprk sensor uses radio communication protocols based on standard certified
technology. The sensors are capable of direct communication with the Gateway within
a radius of up to 500 metres. As it does not use repeaters, this solution enables
significant savings in the installation of the network.
Installation of the sensor
The Fastprk sensor must be positioned in the centre of the parking space. It is important
to make sure the ground is dry before performing the installation. The step-by-step
procedure is as follows:
- Mark the spot where the sensor will go;
- Drill a 70 mm-deep hole with a diameter of 112 mm;
- Prepare the Mapegrout SV grout;
- Put approximately 250 ml of the grout in the hole;
- Insert the sensor and clean off any excess grout;
- Leave the grout to dry for approximately 15 minutes.
Calibration of the sensor
Working temperature range
Once the sensor is in its final position, it must be calibrated. To do so, you need the
following tools:
- A smartphone with the Worldsensing calibration app installed;
- A Worldsensing RFID reader;
- The username and password provided by Worldsensing.
Calibration process
1. Turn on Bluetooth on the smartphone.
2. Log into the app on the smartphone.
3. Press the power button on the RFID reader.
4. Go to “Scan for device” in order to find nearby devices.
5. Make sure there are no metallic objects within 3 metres of the sensor, for
example cars, tools or fences.
6. In the app, press “Discovery” while holding the RFID reader close to the sensor.
7. The ID of the sensor will appear on the screen together with information about
the calibration.
8. In the app, press “Calibration”. The sensor’s calibration process begins.
9. A minute later, press “Report” while holding the reader close to the sensor.
Specifications
FCC/IC Regulatory notices