KEMET USEQMSKS221600 Bedienungsanleitung

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and must be used only as a guide.

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SMD Pyroelectric Infrared

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits

USEQMSKS221600

USEQMSK1220900

USEQMSKL011600

USEQMSKL221600

for low cost, low power, non-contact

mid IR motion/presence and gesture

detection

User Guide

Rev. 1.4

JUN 2020

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900, 
USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600 
The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and must be used only as a guide. 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................3 
GETTING STARTED...................................................................................................................3 
1 Kit Contents...........................................................................................................................3 
2 Minimum System Requirements........................................................................................3 
INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................3 
1 Installing the KEMET Gesture & Motion Sensing Evaluation Tool Software..............3 
2 Installing the ST Microcontroller USB Driver....................................................................4 
3 Installing .NET 4.5 Framework...........................................................................................4 
4 Connecting the SMD Gesture and Motion Sensing Evaluation Kit...............................4 
SOFTWARE USER GUIDE........................................................................................................5 
1 Starting the Software...........................................................................................................5 
2 Connecting Software to the Demo Kit...............................................................................5 
3 Different Variations...............................................................................................................6 
4 Navigating the Menus..........................................................................................................7 
GESTURE DETECTION MODE..............................................................................................10 
1 General Gesture Detection...............................................................................................10 
2 Gesture Trigger Threshold Option...................................................................................11 
3 Gesture Detection Algorithm Peak Spread....................................................................11 
PRESENCE DETECTION MODE...........................................................................................11 
1 Proximity Detection Algorithm Parameters ....................................................................12 
2 Proximity Algorithm............................................................................................................13 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and must be used only as a guide.

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1 INTRODUCTION

This user guide describes the different Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits for SMD mid IR

gesture and motion sensors. This user guide covers all the 4 variants of the kits: mid-range

and long-range gesture and mid-range and long-range motion.

2 GETTING STARTED

Figure 1 –USEQMSKS221600 USEQMSK1220900 USEQMSKL011600

USEQMSKL221600

2.1 Kit Contents

1. SMD Long Range Gesture Sensing Kit USEQMSKS221600, including sensor

USEQMSEA221680 2x2 5.0 µm LWP (large aperture), with Fresnel lens

or SMD Medium Range Gesture Sensing Kit USEQMSK1220900, including sensor

USEQMSEA220980 2x2 5.0 µm LWP (small aperture), no optics

or SMD Motion Sensing Kit USEQMSKL011600, including sensor USEQMSEA011680

1px 5.0 µm LWP, with Fresnel lens

or SMD Directional Motion Sensing Kit USEQMSKL221600, including sensor

USEQMSEA221680 2x2 5.0 µm LWP, with Fresnel lens

2. Mini USB cable

3. KEMET Gesture & Motion Sensing Evaluation Tool Software

4. USB drive with software and documentation

2.2 Minimum System Requirements

1. Microsoft Windows PC (all versions supported currently)

2. 2 GB of RAM

3. 450 MB of available hard-disk space for installation, additional free space required

for storing CSV files

4. 1,024x768 display (1,280x1,024 recommended)

5. Local administrative rights to install device drivers

6. Microsoft .NET framework 4.5 (if not present it will be installed during software setup)

7. 1 free USB port

3 INSTALLATION

3.1 Installing the KEMET Gesture & Motion Sensing Evaluation Tool

Software

From the software pack included with the kit, run the “setup.exe”file in the “Gesture_Motion”

folder. This will start the installation process.

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and must be used only as a guide.

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Figure 2 –Installer Screen

Follow the on screen instructions and enter the information required.

As part of the installation process a check will take place to see if .NET Framework 4.5 is

present. If not, the setup routine can be cancelled and the .NET framework 4.5 can be

downloaded from Microsoft’s website.

A driver is needed for the STM32F303K8T6 microcontroller. This is included in the software

package.

3.2 Installing the ST Microcontroller USB Driver

The USB supplied contains a folder called “en.stsw-link009.zip”. Extract the files and run

either the application “dpinst_amd64.exe” if you have a 64 bit system or “dpinst_x86.exe” if

you have a 32 bit system. This will install the USB driver for the ST microcontroller that is

connected to the SMD board.

Once the driver has been installed the USB cable can be connected between the SMD Board

and the computer.

Once connected the green light on the SMD board will be on constantly and the red light will

flash (The microcontroller is the inverse of this, red is on constantly and green flashes).

3.3 Installing .NET 4.5 Framework

If you do not have the .NET 4.5 framework installed on your computer then use the installer

provided (“dotnetfx45_full_x86_x64”) in the software package.

3.4 Connecting the SMD Gesture and Motion Sensing Evaluation Kit

1. Connect the USB cable to the kit and Windows PC

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USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

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You may see a message suggesting you are required to install a device driver. Follow the on

screen instructions and download a driver from Windows Update or install from the software

package provided.

4 SOFTWARE USER GUIDE

4.1 Starting the Software

Double clicking on the .exe file will open the application. This will open the window shown

below:

Figure 3 - Software Main Page

4.2 Connecting Software to the Demo Kit

To connect to the demo kit, select the Device -> Connect to Device

Figure 2 –Device Connection

This will open a window with all available devices on COM ports.

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USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

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Figure 3 –Com Port Selection

Connect to the port that is listed once the device is connected. If more than one COM port is

listed this can be checked by disconnecting the device and refreshing the list. Re-connect and

refresh the list then select the COM port that has appeared and click OK.

Once the device has been selected the software runs through a calibration sequence. Whilst

the calibration sequence is running the arrow that indicates a gesture direction will spin round

and then vanish upon completion of the calibration. This is required when using the device

without a method of stopping drafts from running across the device.

4.3 Different Variations

The software will automatically determine the type of kit when it is plugged in.

Figure 6 –USEQMSKS221600 and USEQMSK1220900 Gesture Sensing Kits

Figure 7 –USEQMSKL011600 Motion Sensing Kit Figure 8 –USEQMSKL221600 Directional

Motion Sensing Kit

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

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4.4 Navigating the Menus

The main window contains 4 sections: Algorithm, ASIC Control, Wake-Up and System.

4.4.1 Algorithm Tab

•The window showing current detection mode (the button for the active mode, gesture or

presence is highlighted in blue). When an event occurs, the detected event will be shown

with a direction icon.

•4 scope windows which show the signals produced by each of the pixels in the sensor.

•A console which displays detected messages as well as any changes or errors and a

simple setting window where the trigger threshold can be changed.

See below for use of parameters.

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USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

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4.4.2 ASIC Control Tab

The ASIC box gives the user access to the various parameters that can be controlled on the

output of the SMD USEQ*S sensor.

-Gain: The gains should all be set equal on every channel for gesture detection. They are

allowed to be set independently simply to allow the user complete control over every

aspect of the device that can be set. The gain is set by selecting a capacitor to be used in

the charge amplifier within the device.

-High Pass Filter (HPF): The high pass filters should again be set equal for gesture

detection.

-Transconductance: The transconductance gives the user the ability to set the time

constant of the sensor and amplifier set-up.

-Low Pass Filter: The low pass filter used is common to all channels of the SMD USEQ*S

sensor.

-Sampling Period: This allows the sampling rate to be altered.

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

The above information is believed to be correct but does not purport to be all inclusive and must be used only as a guide.

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4.4.3 Wake-Up Tab

The Wake-Up box allows the setting of the wake-up conditions for the device. The wake-up

only applies when the device is in sleep mode.

•The wake-up works by requiring the signal to be within the range of threshold 1 and 2 or

within threshold 3 and 4 for a certain number of samples.

•The number of samples required is in the top right box.

•The channel that is being used for the wake-up condition is selected in the box above the

Apply button.

For more detail on wake-up conditions please refer to the KEMET Sensor Evaluation Tool

Software User Manual.

Gesture and Motion Evaluation Kits USEQMSKS221600, USEQMSK1220900,

USEQMSKL011600 & USEQMSKL221600

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4.4.4 System Tab

The System box allows the user to set the orientation of the device to ensure directions of

gesture are correctly displayed.

5 GESTURE DETECTION MODE

5.1 General Gesture Detection

The initial settings for the orientation are as shown below.

The gestures will produce a distinct signal shape on each channel as can be seen below.

DOWN

RIGHT

LEF

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