HIK VISION DS-TDSB00-EKH User manual

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Auxiliary Care Radar
User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Product Introduction .................................................................................................. 1
Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Key Feature ........................................................................................................................................................... 1
Specification.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Dimension and Appearance Overview ................................................................................................................. 2
Cables Description ................................................................................................................................................ 2
Installation Requirements..................................................................................................................................... 3
Chapter 2 Software Instruction ................................................................................................... 4
Device Connection ................................................................................................................................................ 4
2.1.1 Connection via Wi-Fi .................................................................................................................................. 4
2.1.2 Connection via RS-485 ............................................................................................................................... 5
Parameter Settings ............................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2.2 Read Software Version .............................................................................................................................. 6
2.2.3 Edit Sub-Device Address ............................................................................................................................ 6
2.2.4 Select Report Mode ................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2.5 Set Radar Status......................................................................................................................................... 7
Main Page ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Upgrade ................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Radar Network Configuration............................................................................................................................... 9

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Chapter 1 Product Introduction
Introduction
Based on the 60 GHz frequency band, auxiliary care radar (hereinafter referred to as “device”)
adopts FMCW, MIMO, beamforming, micro-Doppler feature extraction, and other technologies. It
can detect the vital signs, including person, breath, heartbeat, etc.
The device can be installed above the bed in the bedroom, and the non-contact detection will
cover the bed. It can obtain the information, including the time in the bed, the time out of the bed,
breath rate, heart rate, times of movements, etc., and help to analyze the sleep quality and health
of the human body.
Key Feature
No privacy disclosure.
Remote and non-contact detection.
Outputs the real-time breath rate and heart rate of the human body.
Detects and outputs the information that if the human body is in the bed to the connected
client software. Counts the time in the bed and the time out of the bed.
Detects and outputs the human body movements to the connected client software, and counts
the times of movements.
Small size, beautiful structure, and easy installation.
Specification
Refer to the table below for the device specification.
Specification
Parameters
Values
Working Frequency
60 to 64 GHz
Modulation Wave
FMCW
Frequency Span
3.5 GHz
Horizontal FoV
-45°to +45°
Vertical FoV
-45°to +45°
Range Resolution
0.0435 m
Detection Range
0.2 to 2.7 m
Breath/Heart Rate Resolution
0.08 Hz

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Dimension and Appearance Overview
Refer to the figures below for the device dimension and appearance overview.
Dimension (unit: mm)
Appearance
Cables Description
Refer to the table below for the cables description.
Data Cycle
50 ms
Communication Interface
RS-485/Wi-Fi
Working Voltage
9 to 12 VDC
Working Electric Current
≤ 200 mA @ 12 VDC
Consumption
< 2.4 W
Working Temperature
-40 °C to +50 °C (-40 °F to +122 °F)

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Cables Description
Installation Requirements
Install the device on the ceiling above the bed and point it to the chest of the person on the bed.
The arrow on the front shell of the radar should point to the end of the bed. Attach the wires to
the wall. The valid detection range is up to 2 × 2 m bed. Refer to the figure below for the device
installation overview.
Installation Overview
Set the device parameters and adjust the radar cover range according to the actual ceiling height.
No.
Color
Name
Function
1
Red
+12 V
12 VDC
2
Black
GND
Power ground
3
Green
RS-485A
RS-485 communication port
4
Blue
RS-485B
5
Yellow
OC controlled signal
VOH/VOL controller
6
Brown
GND
Power ground

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Chapter 2 Software Instruction
Device Connection
You can connect the device via Wi-Fi or RS-485. Enter the corresponding information according to
different connection modes.
You can connect the radar via Wi-Fi.
Before You Start
Power on the radar (12 V).
Connect your computer to the radar AP hotspot.
SSID format: IRS60_xxxx.
Default password: abcd1234.
Use “ping” command to test if the computer is connected to the radar Wi-Fi.
1) Press the WIN button and R button at the same time.
2) Enter “cmd” and click OK.
3) Enter “ping 192.168.4.1” in the command line.
Open the IRS60-5 Radar PC tool and click On/OFF.
Set the network port parameters.

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IP address: 192.168.4.1.
Port: 20000.
Connection Setting
Click Confirm.
You can connect the radar via the serial port.
Open the software.
Enable On/OFF.
Select Serial Port.
Select Port.
Set BaudRate as 115200, Stop bit as 1, and Data bit as 8. No parity.
Set Radar Address.
Radar Address refers to the RS-485 communication sub-device address. 0 refers to the broadcast
address that covers all the sub-device.
Click Confirm.
Parameter Settings
Click to open the main page. You can read the radar firmware version, edit the RS-485 sub-
device address, set the radar mode, algorithm parameters, and upload mode.

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The parameter “00-2.10;” in algorithm parameters means that the distance from the radar to the
bed is 2.1 m. Edit the value according to the actual using environment.
Parameter Settings
Click and click Read after SoftVersion to read the software version.
Click , set the address code, and click Set to edit the sub-device address.
The address code range is 1 to 255. Make sure the device connected address is the sub-device
address or 0.
Click , select Report form mode, and click Set.
Start reporting
The radar will upload detection data for every 50 ms. This mode is for single radar debugging,
and you do not need to search for every time.
Stop reporting

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The radar will not upload the detection data.
Report once
The radar will only upload data once for sub-device data searching in the RS-485 network.
The report mode will not be saved if the device is powered off. It will restore to the default mode
after re-powered on. The default mode varies with different software version.
Click to set the radar status.
Enter standby mode
The radar will be standby and stop transmitting. If the radar is powered off and does not receive
wakeup command after powered on again, then it will still be standby mode.
Awake
If the radar is powered off, the awake mode will be kept after it is powered on again.
Main Page
After selected Report form mode as Start reporting, you can view the uploaded information on
the main page. It includes the information of times of movements, get up alarm, the time in the
bed, the time out of the bed, breath rate (times/minute), heart rate (times/minute), times of
movements and if the human body is in the bed.
Main Page

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Upgrade
You can upgrade the firmware version.
Open the software.
Press F1 button on the keyboard.
Menu Page
Enter IP Address and Radar Port (IP address: 192.168.4.1; radar port: 6666).
Click Connect.
Click Browse to select the firmware to be upgraded.
Select Network Segment as the same network segment with radar and Mode as Auto.

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Application Upgrade
Click Confirm.
Click Start Update.
Upgrade
Radar Network Configuration
You can set the radar network.
Open IRS60-5 Radar PC tool.
Press F2 button on the keyboard.
Enter IP Address and Port (IP address: 192.168.4.1; port: 6666).

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Network Configuration
Click Connect.
Set Work Mode as 3.
Click Set.
Set AP (Router) SSID and AP (Router) PWD.
AP (Router) SSID means the router name. AP (Router) PWD means the router password.
Set DHCPC as 0 (off).
Set IP, Netmask, and gateway.
Click Set.
Set AP SSID and AP PWD.

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AP SSID means the Wi-Fi name. AP PWD means the Wi-Fi password.
Set AP
Click Set.
Set Device ID as an integer (range: 1 to 999999999).
Set Device Information

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Set data report type as 0.
Set service IP as Hikcentral Pro service IP.
Set service PORT as 20000.
Set radar debug PORT as 6666.
Set radar Passthrough data PORT as 20000.
Set report interval as 0.
Click Data Save.
Click Reboot.

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