UBIQISENSE UC2/UBI capture Smart Sensor User Manual

Preparations
Please read carefully.
Prior to installation, check all components for damage, and do not use the product if damaged.
Make sure to map out which areas in your building you would like to monitor, what metrics you want to capture, and how many sensors you need for optimal results.
For further help in planning your installation refer to our planning manual and other documentation on our website.
Note: This document is subject to change for further technical development.

About
Ubiqisense smart sensor solutions are made of intelligent sensor devices, gateways and data analytics tools. At the heart of Ubiqisense systems are UBIcapture devices. Connectivity to building automation or access to sensing data through cloud services is enabled by the UBIgateway.
UBIcapture devices observe and extract information about people and objects seen by the device. All devices are equipped with intelligent motion sensing and remote configuration capabilities. By means of a visual sensor and artificial intelligence, captured images are processed by the embedded computer vision algorithm and only meta-data is transmitted from the device. Images are never stored or transmitted by any sensor.

Functions

UBIcapture is an all-in-one sensor which:

Detects and counts people
Locates position of people

Tracks movement
Detects whether people are standing or sitting
In order to properly display in your BMS or Cloud, UBIcapture must have a designated cloud gateway commissioned by Ubiqisense. From the cloud gateway, the following values can be transmitted:

RoomID
Number of people

X & Z coordinates/ PersonID
Standing/Sitting

Direction of movement
Foot fall

Hardware

There are two versions of the UC2 sensor. The UC2-N (normal) and the UC2-W (wide angle) To recognize which version a sensor is you must look at the back side and locate the model as seen below:

Both sensor version packages contain the same components.

Package contents

In the box you will find the following components:

1 UbiCapture device (N or W-type)

1 Plastic wall mount
1 Metal bracket

1 Power supply unit, incl. international power adapters

Not included
Screws or tape for mounting Mounting equipment

Sensor Features

Sensor and Wall Mount Dimensions

Data Sheet

	UC2-N (Normal)	UC2-W (Wide Angle)
Sensor Dimensions (H x W x D)	120 × 52 × 22,5 mm
Mount Dimensions (H x W x D)	65 × 21 × 12 mm
Sensor Connection	2.4/5 GHz WLAN (802.11b/g/n/ac) OR PoE+ through USB-C (adapter not included)
Wi-Fi requirements	Security: WPA2-Personal Group cipher: CCMP Pairwise ciphers: CCMP
Housing color	White
Housing material	Plastic, Aluminum
IP rating	IP20
Temperature range	0°C to 40°C
Light level required	20 – 10000 lux
Sensor weight (including mount)	72 g (85 g)
Technology	AI optical sensor
Detection speed	0.2-10 fps
Optical field of view (H x V)	60° × 35°	84° × 45°
Maximum Range	10 m	7m
Application	Indoor
Mounting	Vertical wall
Mounting height (optimal)	2 – 3 m (2.1m)
Power input	12V/1A DC jack 5V/2A USB-C
Power consumption	2W(peak)
Alternative power source	PoE+ (standard 802.3at) through USB-C (adapter not included)
Certifications	Type approved: CE, FCC

LED Status

On the back of the sensor, there is an LED light, that will guide you through the provisioning process, indicating the status of the sensor. The light is visible through the bottom hole.

Mounting

The bracket must be mounted on a vertical, non-slanting wall.
Use an appropriate fastening tech-nique depending on your wall type.
This could be either

double-sided tape,
a permanent adhesive such as glue,

screws (3mm) or
screws (3mm) and wall plugs.

The bracket can be mounted on the wall in both directions: either with the “hinge” on the right side or on the left side, as shown in the illustration on the following page.
This way the sensors will monitor either the left or right side of where it is mounted.
The sensor should be installed
on vertical walls at a height of approximately 2.1 m, depending on room size, use case and single/dual-sensor installation.
UBIcapture sensors are developed for indoor use only, and intended for mounting on vertical walls.

Before you start the checklist:

Floorplan with locations and mounting direction of sensors indicated
Enough sensors of each type, to complete the floor plan. See section 2 for contents of box, and make sure you have everything

Laser measure or tape measure
Tools for mounting (double-sided tape/screws+drill)

After you are done checklist:

Sensor mounts in correct position as indicated on a floor plan
Power and ethernet or wifi available at all sensor mounts

Straight view

Fasten the plastic bracket to wall using screws or double-sided tape
Click the sensor onto the plastic bracket
To remove the sensor from bracket
1. lift sensor slightly up
2. pivot off bracket