1. Define the project
Record the intended use, room dimensions, installation height, coverage, number of occupants and alert recipients. Select Mini, Pro or a configured Pie version based on the required sensing and alarm functions.
Radar deployment and validation guide
Plan the installation, integration and acceptance checks before deploying fall detection or respiration and heart-rate monitoring. This guide describes an engineering workflow; final performance must be verified in the intended environment.
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2. Confirm the configuration
Confirm the exact model, firmware, enabled algorithms, interfaces and power supply with Wavvar. Published detection ranges are reference values; validate each function at the planned mounting position rather than assuming every sensing mode has the same range.
3. Integrate the data and alerts
Agree on the available UART, Wi-Fi or optional 4G interfaces for the selected product. Map radar events to the application and test the complete path from device detection to notification and acknowledgement. Use the MMWK documentation for supported control and upgrade workflows.
4. Validate in the real environment
Test planned fall scenarios, normal activities, empty-room behavior, furniture and occlusion, multiple occupants, and network interruptions. For respiration and heart-rate trends, compare against an agreed reference under the intended movement and posture conditions.
5. Document acceptance and maintenance
Record the device and firmware version, placement, test conditions, sample count, missed events, false alerts and end-to-end alert delay. Agree acceptance thresholds with the project team before testing. Repeat the relevant checks after firmware, furniture or installation changes.
Lighting independence does not remove the need to assess obstacles, motion, mounting and occupancy. Confirm the radar option for Pie and validate the capabilities enabled in the delivered configuration. Request the relevant test report or interface documentation from [email protected].