Introduction

The Irisys Vector device is a highly configurable device which provides many different ways of using and extracting the data.

It is a very long way away from being a one trick pony like a temperature or CO2 sensor.

Vectors are also capable of providing best in class accuracy in the vast majority of scenarios.

But Vectors must be configured correctly to provide the functionality you require, at high accuracy, and in order to deliver the data in the format that you want.

Vectors should never be left at default configuration - even if your application is the IN and OUT counting functionality provided by default. At the very least, the positions of the virtual count lines used to provide the counting will need to be adjusted in some way.

Configuration is done via a direct connection via your preferred web browser, or via the setup software that you can install on your laptop. Alternatively it can be done remotely via an Estate Manager connection, although a bare minimum of reconfiguration is required in order to establish the remote connection in the first place.

The good news is that regardless of the method of setup being utilised (web, exe or Estate Manager), a consistent and uniform experience is assured through the Irisys 'RIFT' interface.

RIFT stands for 'Right Installation First Time' and allows you to configure all possible settings on a Vector devices (and also on older Gazelle and 3000 series devices).

 

 

Click here to go to the next section which is details on how to connect to your Irisys Vector device.
Alternatively, click here to jump to an overview section showing all of the features of the RIFT interface.
For details of the Estate Manager remote management enterprise software, click here.
Lastly click here to jump straight the the Irisys RIFT exe software download link. The RIFT exe is required for doing firmware updates to Vector devices, if you don't have Estate Manager. Note that a direct web connection to a Vector cannot be used for firmware updating. Link to the latest firmware is here.