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    Before attempting t o connect or operate this product, please read these instructions carefully and save this manual f or future use. User's Manual V1.0 2 GV-3D People Counter 3DPCV10 2 -A[...]

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    © 2013 GeoV ision, In c. A ll right s reserved. Under the co pyr ight law s, this man ual may not b e copied, in whol e or in p art, without the wr itten consent of GeoV isi on. Every ef fort has be en mad e to ensur e that the in formation i n this manual is accurate. Ge oVi sion, I nc. makes no expressed or implied warr anty of any kind and assu[...]

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    Contents Contents .............................................................................................................................. i Firmware and Sof tware C omp atib ility ............................................................................... iii Chapter 1 Introduction ........................................................[...]

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    5.3 Creating a Screen Layout .......................................................................................39 5.4 Exporting the Screen Layout to GV -3D People Counter ..........................................41 Chapter 6 GV -IP Device Utility .........................................................................................42 6.1 I[...]

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    iii Firmware and Softw are Compatibility The Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live and GV -Web Repor t compatible with GV - 3D People Counter V1.01 and V1.02 are listed below Models A sus Xti on Pro / A sus Xti on Pro Live GV -W eb Repo rt GV -3D P eop le Co unte r V1.01 V5.3.26 and V5.7.9 GV -3D P eop le Co unte r V1.02 V5.7.9 and V5.8.22 V2.2.3 .0[...]

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    Introduction 1 Chapter 1 Introduction The GV -3D People Counter integr ates Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live to count and analyze the number o f people passing by the designated detection area . Y ou can connect the GV -3D People Counter with a VGA or HDMI monitor for direct display of counting data and configuring device setting s through on-s[...]

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    2 1.1 Features  Counts the number o f people (In and Out)  Support for HDMI and VGA compa tible monit ors  IR remote control to configure on-screen display (OSD) menu  GV -Web Report Lite: Web interface to look up pe ople counting data and c harts  Support for data compiling and chart analysis on GV -Web Report  Audio alarm for tr[...]

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    Introduction 1 1.4 Options Optional devices can be purchased sep arately for GV - 3D People Counter . Contact your dealer f or more inf ormation. Options Det ail W al l Moun t Kit The Wa ll Mount Kit is used to moun t the GV - 3D People Counter t o the wall.  L-type brackets x 2  Small screws x 4 VESA Moni tor Mount Kit The VESA Monitor Mount[...]

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    4 1.5 Overview This section identifies the components o f the GV -3D People Counter . 1.5.1 Fr ont View 1 2 3 4 5 Figure 1-2 No. Name Function 1 LED Indicators The green LED indicate s the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live is connected. The red LE D indicates the power is supplied. 2 USB Connect to an Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live. 3 IR B[...]

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    Introduction 1 1.5.2 Rear Vie w Figure 1-3 No. Name Function 1 Ethernet Connect to an Ethernet. 2 SPDIF Reserved (not functional). 3 HDMI Connect to an HDMI supported display dev ice. 4 VGA Connect to a VGA m onitor . 5 L/R Connect to a speaker . 6 Pow er OFF/ON Swi tch the pow er on o r o ff. 7 DC 12V Connect to power by usi ng the supplied power [...]

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    6 1.6 The IR Remote Control Figure 1-4 No. Name Function 1 Reboot Reboot the device. 2 Number / Alphabets / Punctuation Marks Enter the numbers, alphabets or punctuation marks. 3 Back Exit the Setup Menu and return to the countin g page. 4 Direction Arrows Move up, down, right and left in the Setup Menu. 5 Rec Save the settings in the Setup Menu. 6[...]

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    Introduction 7 1 Press Shift and 0~7 to switch to one of the 8 resolutions below . Shift + 0 : V GA_640 x 480 Shift + 1 : V GA_1024 x 768 Shift + 2 : V GA_1280 x 768 Shift + 3 : V GA_1366 x 768 Shift + 4 : HDM I_480p Shift + 5 : HDM I_720p Shift + 6 : HDM I_1080i Shift + 7 : HDM I_1080p 8 Shift Note the resolution switch will cause the GV -3D Peopl[...]

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    8 Chapter 2 Getting Started 2.1 Connectin g the Device The instructions below describe the connection required to opera te GV -3D People Counter . Note: 1. For more accurate counting results, avoid placing the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pr o Live where it can be subjected to direct sunlight or ex posed to IR LED. 2. Y ou can only connect GV - 3D P[...]

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    Getti ng St arted 2 1. Connect a display device to VGA video connector or HDMI connector for video and audio alarm combined outputs. 2. Connect to a standard n etwork cable. 3. If you use a VGA m onitor , connect a speaker to L/R port for audio alarm. 4. Insert a n SD card. 5. Connect the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live to the USB port of the [...]

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    10 2.3 Inst alli ng W all Mount (Optional) Y ou can sep arately purchase the Wall Mount Kit to mount GV -3D People Counter on a wall. 1. Unscrew the 4 screws on the bac k panel of the GV -3D People Counter . Figure 2-3 2. Use the 4 screws in the p ackage to tighten the L-type brackets on the GV -3D People Counter . L-Type Bracket L-Type Bracket Fig[...]

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    Getti ng St arted 2 2.4 Inst alli ng VES A Monitor Moun t (Optional) Y ou can separately purchase the VESA Monitor Mount for installing GV -3D People Counter to the back of a VESA monitor . 1. Follow steps 1 and 2 in 2.2 Installing W all Mount to tighten the L-type brackets on the back panel of GV -3D People Counter . 2. Using the 4 larg e screws, [...]

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    12 2.5 Installing In-Ceili ng Mou nt (Opti onal) You can separately purchase the in-ceiling mount to mount Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live on the ceiling. Before installing, note the following recommendations for in-ceiling mount:  The thickness of the ceiling board should be betw een 0.5 – 3.0 cm / 0.2 – 1.18 in.  The recommended in[...]

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    Getti ng St arted 2 3. Unscrew the screws on two ends of the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live. Figure 2-9 4. Insert the 2 black screws into the screw nuts and assemble the 2 blac k screws w ith support brackets. Figure 2-10 5. Assemble the support brackets with Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live and tighten the screws. Figure 2-1 1 13[...]

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    14 6. Insert the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live into the hole in the ceiling board. M ake sure the black plastic clips are pointing vertically against the support brack ets and can pass through the hole. Figure 2-12 7. After inserting, make the black plastic clips parallel with Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live. Figure 2-13 8. T ighten the[...]

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    Getti ng St arted 15 2 9. Put the magnets provided in the rectangular indentations on the cover for in-ceiling mount. Figure 2-15 10. Place the cover for in-ceiling mount on Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live. Make sure the two magnets on the cover are aiming at the metal on support brackets. Figure 2-16[...]

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    16 Chapter 3 The OSD Menu After connecting the devices, turn the pow er switch on the GV -3D People Counter to ON and the window below appears. Figure 3-1 o configure v ideo output, network and ti me settings, press Menu on the remot e control to k , ote: By de fault, the video output is set to VGA with 1024 x 768 resolutions. If you have ch to T e[...]

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    The OSD Menu 3 3.1 Setting the Netw ork Under the Network tab, y ou can configure the IP address of the GV -3D People Counter . If installed in a LAN with the DHCP server , the GV -3D People Counter will use a dynamic IP address by default. If installed in a LAN w ithout the DHCP server , the default IP add ress 192.168.0.100 will be applied. Figur[...]

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    18 3.2 Setting the GV-3 D People Cou nter Under the Info tab, you c an set up the login ID, pa ssword, device name, video output type and resolution. Y ou can also update the firmware of the GV -3D People Counter . Figure 3-3  User Login ID / Password: Set the ID and password to access the GV -3D People Counter .  Device Name: Change the disp[...]

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    The OSD Menu 19 3 Note: 1. By default, the video output is set to VGA with 1024 x 768 resolutions. 2. Y ou need to allocate at l east 50 MB in the device storage before upgrading the firmware. 3. Y ou can also use the GV -IP Device Utility to rename the GV -3D People Counter and update the f irmware. See Chapter 6 GV -IP Device Utility for details.[...]

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    20 Chapter 4 The Web Interface After installing the GV -3D People Counter on the network, you can access GV -Web Report Lite to set up the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live and look up counting data . The GV -Web Report Lite is a Web server built in the GV -3D People Counter . 4.1 A cc essing the GV-We b Report Lite System Requirement s T o acce[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 4.2 Setting the GV-3 D People Cou nter Once you have lo gged in to the GV -Web Repo rt Lite, click the Setup tab o n the t o p to se e t he page below . Click ing Reset at the bottom-right corner will reset the Setup p ag e back to de fault values. Figure 4-2 [Liv e V ie w] Draw a line on the live view to mark the boundary o f [...]

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    22 4.2.1 General Settings Under the live view , t he following setting tabs are available: User , DDNS, SM TP , Export, SCH, IP , S D, F W, Ti me and M EM . [User]  Machine Name: Change the display name o f the GV-3D People Counter if necessary.  Login Name / Password: Change the login name or password for accessing the GV-3D People Counter i[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 [SMT P] Y ou can receive a daily r eport of the counting results by e-mail. First, set up your mail server on this pa ge and then go to the Export tab to ena ble the function. F i g u r e 4 - 4  SMTP Server: T ype your SM TP Server’s URL address or IP address.  Port : The default port for most SMTP servers is 25. Howeve[...]

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    24 After you have co mpleted the Export settings, you shall receive the report in a zip file at the appointed time. The repo rt within is as the figure below . F i g u r e 4 - 6 [SCH] T o enable people counting only during cert ain time of the day , click the checkbox and speci fy a time period. Y ou can set up to 3 s chedules. F i g u r e 4 - 7 [I[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 [SD] Y ou can see the size of the inserted SD card, si z e of space used by cur rent database and siz e of free space. T o clear the content o f the SD card, click Reset Dat abase . Figure 4-9 [FW] Y ou can dow nload the latest firmware from the GeoV ision’s Website at http://www .g eovision.com.tw/english/ 5_3_3D.asp . Uploa[...]

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    26 [MEM] By default, the countin g result on the monito r is reset to zero at 12:00 midnight ev eryday . T o set a dif ferent reset time, use the Counting v alue reset drop-dow n list to select a dif ferent time and click A pply . After you hav e modified the rese t time, you can also click Sync DB and the monitor wi ll now display the counting res[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 4.2.2 People Counter Settings For more precise counting result s, specify the hei ght of the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live and the minimum people height. 1. T ype the height of the installed Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live in the Xtion Device Height field. Depending on how high the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Li[...]

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    28 4.2.3 Report to Other Se rvers Y ou can send People Co unting data to up to three other GV -Web Report Li te server and / or GV -Web Report for da ta collection and analysis. T o see how to loo k up data collected by the GV -Web Report Lite, refer to 4.3 Accessing People Counting Data . 1. Select Report to Server . 2. T ype the IP address of the[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 4.3 A cc essing People Counti ng Data After setting up the GV -3D People Counter to start collecting da ta, you can access the people counts, tables and cha rts. Use one o f the following tabs in GV -Web Report Lite to look up the data.  Device : Displays the counted data and graphs from all connec ted GV-3D People Counter .[...]

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    30 The tables on the main page show the following information for each GV -3D People Counter .  In: The number o f people entered on tha t day since 0:00 or since the start of schedule.  Out: The numbe r of people ex ited during t he day.  Sta y: The number of people remaining. That is subtracting the number of Ou t from the number of In .[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 4.3.2 Group On the Group pa ge, you can group the connected GV -3D People Counter , and see the people counts of the se t group. Y ou can also set up the maximum number o f people entered, left and remaining to activate the computer alarm when the number is exceeded. E-mail notification can be activated when th e number of peop[...]

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    32 8. T o organize multiple groups into subgroups, click Setting Group Relati ons in th e l eft menu. Drag and drop a group unde r another group to make it a subgroup. Figure 4-17 On the left menu of the Group page, you can find these options:  Tota l L i st: Access the p eople counts of the se t groups updated every min ute.  Counting Signag[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 4.3.3 Log On the Log pa ge, you can look up the people counts per hour of a speci fied tim e period from the selected GV -3D People Counter or group. Figure 4-18 T o sear ch the log data: 1. Select a specific GV-3 D People Counter from the Device drop-down list or a created group from t he Group drop-down list. 2. Specify St ar[...]

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    34 4.3.4 Query The Query pa ge provides you with the daily , weekly , monthly and yearly people counting graphs and tables. T o sear ch the counting data, select a GV -3D People Counter from the Devi ce drop-down list or a created group from the Group drop-down list, specify a date, and sele ct the options below . Use the Chart drop-down list t o c[...]

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    The W eb Interface 4 The following f igure is an example of the In/Out Counts per hour and T otal St a y option. The value 12, 15 indicates the count of remaining people until 12 pm is 15. Figure 4-20 [Weekly Report] Display the weekly report that contains the data of 7 day s before your specified date.  In Counts pe r hour: The hourly number of[...]

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    36 The following figure is an example of the In Perce nt age per day option. The value 2012-12-20 (Thu), 29 (26.85%) indicates the total number of entered people on 2012/12 /20 is 29. The number takes up 26.85 percent of the total people entered for the week. Figure 4-21 [Mon thly Repo rt]  In Percentage per day : The daily percentage of people [...]

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    Content Designer 5 Chapter 5 Content Designer Using the Content Designer , you can customize the screen layout for display monitor to show the in counts, out counts, s tay counts and the current time. 5.1 Minimum S ystem Requirement s The minimum system requirements to install and run the Content Designer: 32-bit W indow s XP / 7 OS Supported 64-bi[...]

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    38 5.2 Inst alli ng the Content Desi gner Follow the steps below to install the Content Designer: 1. In sert the Software CD to y our computer . It runs automatically and a window pop s up. Figure 5-1 2. Select Install DirectX 9.0c and follow the on-screen instructions. 3. Select Insta ll Microsof t .NET Frame work 3.5 and follow the on-screen inst[...]

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    Content Designer 5 5.3 Creating a Screen Layout 1. T o create a project, clic k File on the menu bar an d select New Scenario . 2. Select GV -3D People Counter and a screen res olution. The screen resolution must match the resolution you set for the display monitor . Figure 5-2 Note: The following r esolutions for HDMI and V GA video outputs are av[...]

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    40 Note: The I n Count , Out Count , St a y Count and C urrent T ime will be shown on the display monitor as numbers only . If you w ish to label the coun ting data, y ou will need to add a background picture with text added w here the dat a will be show n. For example: Figure 5-4 4. On the left side, click the In Count , Out Count , St ay Count an[...]

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    Content Designer 41 5 5.4 Exporting the Screen La yout to GV-3D Pe ople Coun ter 1. T o preview the created screen layout, click Preview on t he main screen. 2. T o sav e the scre en layout, click File and select Output Scenario . 3. Click t o browse the location to sav e the screen lay out. The screen lay out will be saved in a folder named 3DPeop[...]

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    42 Chapter 6 GV-IP Device Utility GV -IP Device Utility can detect GV -3D People Counter in t he LAN and allow s you to quickly set the IP address of the device, upgrade f irmware and reboot the device. 6.1 Inst alli ng GV -IP Device Utility 1. In sert the Software CD to y our computer . It runs automatically , and t his window appears. Figure 6-1 [...]

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    GV -IP D ev ice Util ity 6 6.2 Setting the GV-3 D People Cou nter 1. T o s tart the GV -I P Device Utility , g o to Windows Star t , point to Programs a nd select GV IP Device Utilit y . The wi ndow below appears and automatically searches for any GV -IP device under LAN. Figure 6-2 2. Double-click a GV -3D People C ounter . This dialog box appears[...]

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    44 3. Click the dif ferent tabs to access the following setting s:  Set IP A ddress: T ype the IP address , subnet mask, default gateway and DNS server of the GV -3D People Counter .  Firm ware Upgrade: T o upgrade the f irmware, click Browse to sp eci fy the pa th o f the f irmware file and click Upgrade to proceed. Y ou can select U pg ra d[...]

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    S pecificati ons Specifications GV -3D Pe ople C ounter HDMI 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p V ideo Outpu t VGA 640 x 480, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 768, 1366 x 768 A udio 3.5 mm Jack (for alarm) IR Re mote C ontro l Ye s Local Storage SDHC card slot (4-32 G , Class 4 or above, F A T3 2 format) Ethernet 10/100 Ethernet Power Adapter 12V / 3A DC Jack (M ax. 36 W)[...]

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    46 A sus Xtion Pr o / A sus X tion Pro Li ve Max. Power Consumption 2.5 W Operating Distance 0.6 – 5 m (1.97 – 1 6.40 in) Opera ting Env ironme nt Indoor Operating T emperature 0°C ~ 40°C / 40°F ~ 104°F Diagonal 70° Horizontal 58° A ngle of Vie w Ve r t i c a l 45° Interface USB 2.0 All specifications are subject to change without prior [...]

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    Append ix Appendix Optimal Ins t allation T o increase the accuracy o f people counting result s, be sure to inst all the Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live wi th the correct light ing conditions and avoid placing IR LED nearby . The recommended installation height for Asus Xtion Pro / Asus Xtion Pro Live is between 1.8 – 5 meters. A voi d Dire[...]

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    48 Detection Li mit ations There are situations that may cause GV -3D People Counter to falsely detect the number of people. Below are examples of situations that may or may not result in false detection. Actual: 1 Counted: 1 S tanding upright Actual: 1 Counted: 1 Leaning for ward Actual: 1 Counted: 1 Squatting down Actual: 2 Counted: 2 Shoulder to[...]

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    Append ix Actual: 2 Counted: 1 Head to head Actual: 2 Counted: 2 One hand on shoulder Actual: 4 Counted: 4 Multiple people Carrying a large backp ack: Actual: 1 Counted: 1 Backp ack in close cont act w ith th e person’s head. Actual: 2 Counted: 3 Backpack at a dis tance from the person’s head. 49[...]

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    50 Pushing a cart: Actual: 1 Counted: 1 Cart close to the person’ s body . Actual: 1 Counted: 2 Cart away from the person’ s body . Ti p : Set a minimum detection height that is higher than the cart to av oid false detection. Pushing a wheelchair: Actual: 2 Counted: 2 The person pushing the wheelchair is standing upright. Actual: 2 Counted: 1 T[...]