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 src="/images/9-6900-090-8a.gif" width="151" height="141"><img
 src="/images/9-6900-090-8b.gif" width="152" height="142">
 Counter Module
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 Optical Sensor - 3m range
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 Optical Sensor - 8 m range
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 <td valign="top" width="72%">The UMD
 9-6900-090 Series of Optical Counter has been
 specifically designed for Store counting applications
 (traffic monitoring) but can also be used in a variety of
 other applications.The system
 incorporates two main elements:
 Counter Module
 This Counter Module incorporates a 4
 bit microprocessor which is used to count the number of
 "contacts" made on the "Optical Sensor
 Input". The program is optimised for typical store
 traffic applications (debouncing and delays). The unit is
 powered by a 12 Vdc plug pack (supplied with the unit)
 and has a DB9 serial interface for interfacing to a RS232
 serial port. 
 Optical Sensors
 Reflective optical sensors are used
 whereby the light source and receiver are housed in the
 one package. An optical reflective surface is used to
 reflect the emitted light beam. Two type of Sensor ranges
 are available 3 and 8 metre units. Other sensor may be
 used.
 Operation
 Once powered, the Counter Module will
 continuously "count" the number of times the
 light beam is broken. At approximately every one minute,
 the Counter Module will output the Count in ASCII via the
 RS232 port for that period. The counter will reset and
 continue to count for the next period. The Counter Module
 will continue to output the count every period,
 ad-infinitem. Options include buzzer or rely contact closure, on interruption of beam.
 The Counter Module can be uniquely configured to your customer requirements. Please contact <A href="mailto:techsupport@umd.com.au">Technical Support</a> to discuss customisation and other options.
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 Specifications
 
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 <td valign="top" rowspan="6" width="21%">Counter Module
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 <td width="28%">Dimensions</td>
 <td width="27%">40(w) x 40(d)
 x 40(h) mm</td>
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 <td width="28%">Sensor
 Connector Input</td>
 <td width="27%">5 pin DIN
 Socket</td>
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 <td width="28%">Sensor Input
 Type Required</td>
 <td width="27%">Open
 Collector</td>
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 <td width="28%">Output Port</td>
 <td width="27%">DB9 Plug
 RS232</td>
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 <td width="28%">Power Input</td>
 <td width="27%">12Vdc 400mA
 (max)</td>
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 <td width="28%">Mounting
 Holes</td>
 <td width="27%">51 mm between
 hole centres</td>
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 <td valign="top" rowspan="2" width="21%">Optical Sensor (3m)
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 <td width="28%">Dimensions</td>
 <td width="27%">18(w) x
 63.3(h) x 69(d) mm</td>
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 <td width="28%">Operating
 Range</td>
 <td width="27%">0.05 to 3 m</td>
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 <td rowspan="2">Optical Sensor (8m)
 </td>
 <td>Dimensions</td>
 <td>20(w) x60/65(h) x 43(d)
 mm</td>
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 <td>Operating Range</td>
 <td>0.01 to 8 m</td>
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