From the bay to the sign
One ultrasonic sensor monitors each marked space and shows its status on an LED. Zone and central controllers collect the readings for directional signs, entrance displays and a live parking map.
Parking Guidance
Ultrasonic Parking Guidance System
One ultrasonic sensor monitors each marked space and shows its status on an LED. Zone and central controllers collect the readings for directional signs, entrance displays and a live parking map.
RS485 to the zone controllerField communication
Features & configuration.
Parking installers and system integrators planning bay detection, controllers and vacancy displays.
Plan by floor and aisle
Send the number of bays, floor plans and proposed sign locations. We use those details to review controller groups and the equipment needed for each zone.
Application Example
The car park photo shows a directional sign across the aisle and bay indicators above the spaces. Use these two types of display to guide drivers to an aisle and then to an available bay.
One occupancy point per bay
An ultrasonic sensor checks each monitored space and shows its status on an LED. Map each sensor to the correct bay before reviewing floor and zone counts.
Guide drivers at decision points
Zone and central controllers collect the readings for indoor and entrance displays. Assign each arrow and count to the route that drivers can actually take.
Plan by floor and cable route
Controller quantities depend on the field layout and approved network structure. Include ceiling conditions, sign positions and cable routes in the floor plan.
How it fits your project.
Shared system documentation covers several models. The values on this page refer to the named device; network distances depend on compliant cabling and the approved topology.
- Detect the bay status
- Collect data by zone
- Process the parking counts
- Update signs and the parking map
Functional sequence for configuration planning. Use the approved project drawing for physical wiring and installation.
Supplied system topology reference. Confirm actual device counts, branches and power loading for the ordered configuration.
Confirm before installation.
Send these details with your enquiry so we can review the equipment and configuration.
- Number of bays and floor plans
- Ceiling conditions and mounting positions
- Controller groups, power and cable routes
- Sign direction, zone mapping and software connection
Specs.
Details for equipment review and installation planning.
Operation & performance
- Bay detection
- One ultrasonic sensor per monitored bay
- Guidance
- Indoor arrows, vacancy counts and entrance displays
- Commissioning
- Sensor addressing, bay mapping and zone association
Interfaces & integration
- Field communication
- RS485 to the zone controller
- Controller network
- CAN; optional node controller layer
- Management connection
- Ethernet to the central controller
Technical reference: datasheet p. 3.
Applications.
Match the equipment to the site, the users and the access workflow.
Indoor parking bays
Mark the bays, mounting height and obstructions on the plan. Verify occupied and empty conditions after addressing the sensors.
Application illustrationMulti-floor car parks
Define the floors, zones and cable routes before selecting controller groups. Match signs to the approved network structure.
Application illustrationAisles and entrance signs
Place signs before driver decision points. Associate each arrow or displayed count with the correct zone.
Application illustrationDownloads.
Product documents for your technical review.
Datasheet
Product functions, specifications and configuration scope.
Before you order.
Questions about selection, integration and installation.
What is the Ultrasonic Parking Guidance System used for?+
One ultrasonic sensor monitors each marked space and shows its status on an LED. Zone and central controllers collect the readings for directional signs, entrance displays and a live parking map.
How many devices are needed?+
Quantities depend on bay count, field devices, cable routes and controller topology. Send the floor plan and proposed sign positions for review.
Can we add another floor or zone?+
Review the downstream device counts, cabling and controller structure before expansion. The optional node layer is selected for the approved layout.
What is checked during commissioning?+
Assign device addresses, map sensors to bays and signs to zones. Verify occupied and vacant conditions, displayed counts and communication recovery.
What should I confirm before ordering Parking Guidance?+
Send the number of bays, floor plans and proposed sign locations. We use those details to review controller groups and the equipment needed for each zone.
How can you help with installation?+
We provide remote video technical guidance, installation videos, wiring diagrams and installation instructions. For large projects, an engineer can provide on-site technical guidance.
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Let’s review your configuration.
Send the model, quantity and installation requirements. Include your layout or controller details where relevant.
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