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marineau

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MS14A and delay
« on: November 07, 2006, 05:58:03 PM »

I noticed that MS14A analyse motion each 15 seconds...
Is it  possible to reduce this time that it get a motion each 2 seconds ?

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Puck

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Re: MS14A and delay
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2006, 03:30:18 AM »

marineau: From looking at the schematic here, MS14A EagleEye motion sensor schematic, it appears the turn-around time for re-triggering is embedded in the PIC Chip. So, no luck changing it.
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marineau

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Re: MS14A and delay
« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2006, 09:01:22 AM »

From looking at the schematic here, MS14A EagleEye motion sensor schematic, it appears the turn-around time for re-triggering is embedded in the PIC Chip. So, no luck changing it.

Thanks Puck, so nothing that I can !
If I pass (quickly:2 seconds) while running vis-a-vis the MS14A between two cycle of detection. It does not detect me!
If I pass (slowly:6 seconds) vis-a-vis the MS14A, so It does detect me !

It really a cheap motion detector !

Does exist another MS*** module that  better that MS14A  ?




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Brian H

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Re: MS14A and delay
« Reply #3 on: November 08, 2006, 12:20:04 PM »

The X10 motion sensors detect a temperature change in the infrared range. It takes a certain time to detect this change so that rapid changes like a tree leave moving should not trigger it. That is also why if pointed at a real hot surface it does poorly in detection.
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Re: MS14A and delay
« Reply #4 on: November 09, 2006, 06:40:32 AM »

The X10 motion sensors detect a temperature change in the infrared range. It takes a certain time to detect this change so that rapid changes like a tree leave moving should not trigger it. That is also why if pointed at a real hot surface it does poorly in detection.
I thought to install 2 or 3 MS14A in my garage... Each module would be set to B1 !
In my sdk program when Event B1 On  would detected , so my program could execute a command B3 On for activate module adjusted to B3.
My program will ignore all event B1 Off but it will turn off B3 Off only 60 minutes after a last event B1 On detected !

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