HLK-LD2410S User Manual-V1.2
HLK-LD2410S User Manual-V1.2
HLK-LD2410S
Low Power Human Presence Sensor Module
User manual
Version: V1.2 Revised date: 2023-10-31 Copyright by @ Hi-Link Electronic Co., Ltd.
HLK-LD2410S
Shenzhen Hi-Link Electronics Co.,Ltd
User manual
Content
1. Introduction of HLK-LD2410S ........................................................................................................... 1
2. System description ............................................................................................................................... 3
3. Hardware description ........................................................................................................................... 5
3.1. Hardware LD2410S ......................................................................................................................5
4. Software description ............................................................................................................................ 6
4.1. Firmware Configuration .............................................................................................................. 6
4.2. Upper computer tool description .................................................................................................7
4.3. View/set parameters .....................................................................................................................8
4.4. Target information ..................................................................................................................... 10
4.5. Update the firmware .................................................................................................................. 13
5. Communication protocol ................................................................................................................... 14
5.1. Use commands to set parameters .............................................................................................. 14
5.2. Format of reported data ............................................................................................................. 14
5.3. Send commands and ACK .........................................................................................................14
5.3.1. Read the firmware version command ................................................................................ 14
5.3.2. Enable configuration command ......................................................................................... 15
5.3.3. End configuration command .............................................................................................. 15
5.3.4. Write Serial number command .......................................................................................... 16
5.3.5. Read serial number command ............................................................................................ 16
5.3.6. Write generic parameter commands .................................................................................. 17
5.3.7. Read common parameter commands ................................................................................. 18
5.3.8. Write threshold parameter command .................................................................................18
5.3.9. Read threshold parameter command ..................................................................................20
5.3.10. Write the SNR parameter command ................................................................................ 21
5.3.11. Read the SNR parameter command ................................................................................. 22
6. Installation and detection range ......................................................................................................... 24
7. Mechanical dimensions ......................................................................................................................26
8. Installation instructions ......................................................................................................................27
9. Precautions .........................................................................................................................................28
10. Version history .................................................................................................................................29
Statement ................................................................................................................................................30
HLK-LD2410S
Shenzhen Hi-Link Electronic Co.,Ltd
User manual
1. Introduction of HLK-LD2410S
HLK-LD2410S is LD2410S series of battery-powered ultra-low power human presence
millimeter wave sensor developed by Hi-Link, including extremely simplified 24 GHz millimeter
wave sensor hardware LD2410S and low power human presence sensing intelligent algorithm
firmware.
The hardware LD2410S is equipped with AIoT millimeter wave sensor, high performance 24
GHz one-and-receive antenna and peripheral circuit; The low power intelligent human body sensing
algorithm uses millimeter wave sensor distance measurement technology and ICL1112 chip
advanced proprietary radar signal processing and low power control technology to achieve accurate
perception of moving, micromotion and standing human body. The low-power human presence
sensing algorithm firmware is mainly used in indoor scenarios. It detects whether there is a moving
or fretting human body in the area in low-power mode and refreshes the detection results in real
time.
The maximum sensing distance of HLK-LD2410S to the moving human body is 10 m, and the
triggering and holding thresholds of different intervals, the human presence state, the reporting
frequency of the target human distance, and the reporting time of no one. HLK-LD2410S supports
GPIO and UART interfaces, plug and play, flexibly applied to different intelligent scenarios and
end products.
2. System description
HLK-LD2410S is a battery-powered ultra-low-power millimeter-wave sensor based on Hi-
Link's millimeter-wave sensor chip. The sensor uses FMCW FM continuous wave, radar signal
processing and built-in intelligent low-power body sensing algorithm to detect the human body
target in the set space and update the detection results in real time. With this millimeter-wave sensor
reference solution, users can quickly develop their own precise, low-power body sensing products.
The hardware LD2410S is mainly composed of a fully integrated intelligent millimeter wave
sensor SoC, a 24 GHz antenna and a main control MCU. The software part is combined with the
low-power human presence sensing algorithm firmware and visual configuration tool released by
Hi-Link to realize the human body sensing function that can flexibly configure sensing distance,
trigger and hold thresholds, unreported time and data refresh rate.
3. Hardware description
3.1. Hardware LD2410S
Figure 3-1 shows both sides of the hardware LD2410S. The hardware LD2410S reserve five
pin holes (factory supplied pins) called J2 for power supply and communication. J1 is the SWD
interface for burning and debugging MCU programs.
(a)Front (b)Back
For details about the pins of J1 and J2, see Table 3-1 and Table 3-2.
Functio
J#PIN# Name Remark
n
J1Pin1 GND Grounding -
J1Pin2 DIO SWDInterface data cable 0~3.3V
J1Pin3 CLK SWDInterface clock line 0~3.3V
J1Pin4 3V3 Power input 3.0V~3.6V, Typ. 3.3V
4. Software description
This chapter introduces the firmware debugging of HLK-LD2410S and the use of upper
computer tools. When commissioning or using a millimeter wave sensor, the upper computer can be
powered by the USB serial port adapter. At the same time, TX, RX, and GND of the millimeter
wave sensor can be connected to the corresponding ports on the USB serial port adapter board. (For
details about the pin connection between the sensor and the USB serial port adapter, see Table 4-1.)
The user can also use the panel power supply, and connect the TX, RX and GND of the panel to the
corresponding interface of the USB serial port adapter board (the TX, RX and GND of the panel are
connected to the corresponding pins of the sensor with the same name). Because the connection
modes of the two power supply modes are similar, this chapter only describes the method of using
the upper computer power supply.
HLK-LD2410S factory has burned low-power human presence sensor algorithm firmware,
firmware version see the sensor packaging. Hi-Link provides visual upper computer configuration
tool software for hardware LD2410S, which is convenient for developers to configure parameters of
HLK-LD2410S according to the use scenario and optimize the induction effect.
4.1. Firmware Configuration
This section describes the way to debug the sensor HLK-LD2410S firmware using a third-party
serial port tool.
Step 1. Connect the host computer to the millimeter wave sensor through the USB-to-TTL
serial port adapter board. Table 4-1 and Figure 4-1 show the pin connections;
Table 4-1 Pins mapping between a millimeter wave sensor and a USB serial port adapter
Millimeter Serial
wave adapter
sensor board
RX TXD
OT1 RXD
GND GND
VCCI
3V3
O
Figure 4-1 Connection between the hardware LD2410S and the USB serial port board
Step 2. Open the device manager of the upper computer and obtain the serial port number of the
serial port where the millimeter wave sensor is located;
Step 3. Open the third-party serial port tool, select the serial port number of the millimeter wave
sensor, set the serial port baud rate to 115200, and then click "Open Serial port".
(or the same function) button to view the detection result of the current sensor at the output end
of the tool interface.
4.2. Upper computer tool description
This section describes the use of the upper computer tool for HLK-LD2410S to help users
understand the meaning of related parameters and how to obtain related parameters.
Note: Host tools and third-party serial tools cannot be used at the same time!
Before using the functions of the upper computer tool, the user should first connect HLK-
LD2410S with the upper computer tool, the steps are as follows:
Step 1. Obtain the upper computer tool "HLK-LD2410S_TOOL" supporting HLK-LD2410S from the
official website of Hi-Link;
Step 2. Connect the mmwave sensor to the host using the serial port adapter, as shown in Figure 4-1.
Step 3. Open the host tool, click Refresh button, select the serial port number of the MMwave sensor
from the Serial Port drop-down list, and confirm that Baud rate is 115200. Then click Connect Device
to connect the host computer to the sensor.
As shown in Figure 4-2(a), the upper computer tool interface can be divided into three areas:
Device operation area (Zone1), function button area (Zone2), and function page area (Zone3).
After the host tool is successfully connected to the MMwave sensor, the sensor firmware
version and sensor Serial Number (serial number) are displayed in the Zone1 area of the interface.
The default SN of the sensor is 12345678. The current parameter values of the millimeter wave
sensor are displayed in the View/Set Parameters area, as shown in Figure 4-2(b).
4.3. View/set parameters
On the page shown in Figure 4-3, you can view the current parameters of the MMwave sensor
and modify the parameters to meet the requirements of specific application scenarios.
The steps to read the parameters of the millimeter wave sensor using the upper computer tool
are as follows:
After connecting HLK-LD2410S to the upper computer tool, click the "Read sensor Settings"
button in the "Parameter view/Setting" function page, the page will pop up the "Read
parameters successfully" prompt window, and display all the current parameter values of the
millimeter wave sensor, click "OK" to close the prompt window.
The steps to change one or more sensor parameters using the host tool are as follows:
Step 1: After connecting HLK-LD2410S with the host computer tool, enter new parameter
values for all parameters that need to be changed in the "Parameter view/Setting" function page;
Step 2. Click the "Write sensor Settings" button on the current page, and the upper computer
will write the parameter values in the current interface to the sensor. After success, a "Write parameter
successfully" prompt window will pop up on the page, and click "OK" to complete the parameter
setting.
If you need to restore the parameter Settings of the sensor to the default Settings, click "Reset"
on the "Parameter View/Setting" function page. The upper computer tool will send the default
parameters to the sensor and update the parameters on the "Parameter View/Setting" function page.
Table 4-2 describes the parameters on the Parameter View/Set page of the host
tool.
Function
Name of Range of
of Unit
parameter parameter
parameter
Minimum
detection Minimum effective detection distance of the sensor 0~11.20 m
distance
Maximum
detection Maximum effective detection distance of the sensor 0~11.20 m
distance
Status
reporting Frequency at which the sensor reports a manned/unoccupied state 0.5~8 Hz
frequency
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Range
The frequency at which the sensor reports the distance to the target
reporting 0.5~8 Hz
when it's manned
frequency
Response Normal/Fa
The sensor detects the response speed of an unoccupied area -
speed st
Report time
The delay time required for the target state reported by the sensor to
when no one 0~120 s
change from human to non-human
was there
Trigger Absolute threshold of energy value of 0-7 distance gate when no one to
10~95 dB
threshold man state
Trigger SNR The SNR relative threshold of the distance gate from 8 to 15 when no
5~63 dB
threshold one is in the occupied state
Holding Absolute threshold of energy value of 0~7 distance gates for detecting
10~95 dB
threshold human micromotion and maintaining human state
Maintain the The SNR relative threshold of 8~15 distance gate for detecting human
5~63 dB
SNR threshold micromotion and maintaining human presence
4.4. Target information
The "Target Information" page of the upper computer tool shows the human body sensor
detection results and real-time data, and provides related operations to save the detection data of the
millimeter wave sensor.
As shown in Figure 4-4, the function page of the “Target Information” page can be divided
into four areas:
a Target result c Real-time data display area;
display area; d Data save operation area.
b Function button
area;
Table 4-3 describes the functions of each area on the Target Information page
Page Descripti
Function
area on
The color of the light indicates
the movement/micro- Green means no one;
movement/absence of the Red means someone;
Lantern icon Blue means there is a person and the body is at rest.
human target in the detection
a area
Displays whether there is a human target and its motion
Target information Displays the detected target state, and between the human body and the sensor
text box information Straight line distance (m).
"Start/Stop" switch button when "Start" is displayed,
"Playback/Stop" Plays back/stops displaying the this button can be clicked, otherwise this button is gray
toggle button specified detection data and cannot be clicked.
b Turn on/pause the sensor for
"Start/Stop" toggle -
human presence sensing detection
button
The color progress bar above the coordinates displays
Real-time display of unmanned the presence/absence of people in the detection area in
real time: green indicates no one, red indicates
"Distance VS time" information detected by the
someone; Blue means there is a person and the body
c real-time detection sensor in the last 60 seconds and is at rest.
data display the distance information of the The red curve at the bottom of the coordinate chart
detected human target shows the historical straight-line distance between the
target and the sensor in the last 60 s.
The steps for viewing the target information detected by the millimeter wave sensor using the upper
computer tool are as follows:
Step 1. After connecting HLK-LD2410S with the upper computer tool, click the "Target
Information" button to switch to the functional page. At this time, the upper computer tool
automatically starts the detection function of the millimeter wave sensor, the "Start/Stop" switch
button in section b of the page displays "Stop", and the corresponding target information begins to be
displayed in real time in areas a and c of the page.
Step 2. Click the "Start/Stop" switch button again to pause the detection of the millimeter wave
sensor.
The steps to save the test data using the upper computer tool are as follows:
Step 1. After connecting HLK-LD2410S with the upper computer tool, click the "Target
Information" button to switch to the function page, and then the upper computer tool automatically
opens the detection function of the millimeter wave sensor;
Step 2. Click the "Start/Stop" switch button to stop the detection function of the sensor. The
text of the button switches to "Start", and the function control of saving data in d area becomes
operational;
Step 3. Click the check box before "Save data" to enable the function of saving data;
Step 4 (Optional). Click the "Select Path" button to select a path to save the detection data.
The steps to play back the test data using the upper computer tool are as follows:
Step 1. After connecting HLK-LD2410S with the upper computer tool, click the "target
information" button to switch to the function page, and the upper computer tool will automatically
open the detection function of the sensor;
Step 2. Click the "Start/Stop" switch button to stop the sensor detection function. The text of
the button changes to "Start", and the "Playback/Stop" button becomes clickable;
Step 3. Click the "Playback/Stop" button and select the path where the test data to be played is
located. After the completion, the function page of the upper computer tool will start to play the test
data, and the text of the "Playback/Stop" button will be changed to "Stop";
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Step 4 (Optional). Click the "Playback/Stop" switch button to stop data playback; Users can
also wait for the playback process to complete before proceeding with other operations.
Step 1. After connecting HLK-LD2410S with the host computer tool, click the "Update
Firmware" function button to switch to the function page;
Step 2. Click the "Get Firmware Information" button. The ID and firmware information of the
current device will be displayed below and to the right of the button.
Step 3. Click the "Select bin file path" button to select the required.bin file;
Step 4. Click the "Burn" button to update the firmware. The prompt box on the right will
display the download result in real time, and the bin file information and the current download
progress will be displayed at the bottom.
After the firmware is successfully upgraded, the message "Download succeeded!" is displayed.
When the firmware upgrade fails, an error message is displayed in the information box.
5. Communication protocol
This communication protocol is mainly used by users who need to do secondary development
without visual tools. HLK-LD2410S battery-powered Ultra-low power consumption The human body
has a millimeter-wave sensor to communicate with the outside world through a serial port (TTL level).
Sensor data output and parameter configuration commands are carried out under this protocol. The
default baud rate of the serial port on the sensor is 115200. The port has 1 stop bit and no parity bit.
5.1. Use commands to set parameters
Basic procedure:
HLK-LD2410S data communication uses a small-endian format, and all data in the following table is
hexadecimal.
5.2. Format of reported data
Table 5-1 describes the formats of the data reported by sensors.
Table 5-1 Reported data formats
Frame Intra-frame Object Reserved
Target state Frame end
head data length distance Bits
Command word:0x0000
Command value:None
Returned value : 2 bytes major version number + 2 bytes minor version number + 2 bytes patch
version number
Send data:
Intra-frame
Frame head Command word Frame end
data length
FDFCFBFA 0200 0000 04030201
ACK (Success) :
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Send data:
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame Protocol
buffer
Frame head data length Command word Enable version Frame end
size
number
FD FC FB FA 0800 FF01 0000 0300 8000 04030201
5.3.3. End configuration command
This command enables the sensor to stop the parameter configuration mode and resume the
working mode. If you want to run other commands again, you need to send the enable configuration
command first.
Command word:0x00FE
Command value:None
Send data:
Intra-frame
Frame head Command word ACK Frame end
data length
FDFCFBFA 0400 FE01 0000 04030201
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame
Frame head data length Command word Frame end
FDFCFBFA 0200 FE00 04030201
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Serial
Intra-frame Command
Frame head number Serial number Frame end
data length word
length
FD FC FB FA 0C00 10 00 0800 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 04 03 02 01
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame Command
Frame head ACK Frame end
data length word
FD FC FB FA 0400 1001 0000 04030201
5.3.5. Read serial number command
This command reads the sensor serial number.
Command word:0x0011
Command value:None
Return value:2-byte ACK status (0 succeeded, 1 failed) + 2-byte serial number length + 8-
byte serial number
Send data:
Intra-
Frame head frame data Command word Frame end
length
FDFCFBFA 0200 1100 04030201
Send data: (For example:"Detect farthest distance gate" =12; "Detect nearest distance gate" =
0; "No one delay time (seconds)" = 40; “Status reporting Frequency ” = 0.5 Hz. "Distance reporting
frequency" = 0.5Hz; “Response Speed” = Normal)
Frame head Intra-frame data length Command word Detect the farthest Detect the nearest
distance gate distance gate
FDFCFBFA 2600 7000 05000C000000 0A0000000000
Unattended delay Frequency of distances
Frequency of status reporting Respond speed Frame end
time (s) reporting
060028000000 020005000000 0C0005000000 0B0005000000 04030201
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame
Frame head Command word ACK Frame end
data length
FD FC FB FA 04 00 70 01 00 00 04 03 02 01
Table 5-2 describes the parameters and value ranges of common parameters.
Table 5-2 The definition of Parameter word and value range of the common parameter
Command word:0x7100
Send data:
Frame head Intra-frame data Command word Detect the farthest Detect the nearest
length distance gate distance gate
FD FC FB FA 0E 00 71 00 05 00 0A 00
Frequency of
Unattended Frequency of status
distances Respond speed Frame end
delay time (s) reporting
reporting
06 00 02 00 0C 00 0B 00 04 03 02 01
"Detect farthest distance gate" = 12; "Detect nearest distance gate" = 0; "No one delay time
(seconds)" = 40; “Status reporting Frequency” = 0.5 Hz. "Distance reporting frequency" = 0.5Hz;
“Response Speed” = Normal)
Intra-frame data Command Detects the farthest Detects the nearest
Frame header ACK
length word distance gate distance gate
FD FC FB FA 1A 00 71 01 00 00 0C 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Unattended delay Frequency of Frequency of distances
Respond speed Frame end
time (s) status reporting reporting
28 00 00 00 05 00 00 00 05 00 00 00 05 00 00 00 04 03 02 01
0 Distance gate trigger threshold = 50; 1 Distance gate trigger threshold = 46;
2 Distance gate trigger threshold = 34; 3 Distance gate trigger threshold = 32;
4 Distance gate trigger threshold = 32; 5 Distance gate trigger threshold = 32;
6 Distance gate trigger threshold = 32; 7 Distance gate trigger threshold = 32;
5 distance gate 6 distance gate 7 distance gate 0 distance gate 1 distance gate 2 distance gate
4 distance gate
Trigger Trigger Trigger Holding Holding Holding
Trigger threshold
threshold threshold threshold threshold threshold threshold
0400 20 0500 20 0600 20 0700 20 0800 32 09 00 2E 0A0020
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame
Frame head Command word ACK Frame end
data length
FDFCFBFA 0400 7201 0000 04030201
Table 5-3 describes the trigger and hold threshold parameters word for the distance gate 0 to 7
of the sensor.
Table 5-3 the definition of trigger and hold threshold parameters word
Parameter name Parameter word
Trigger threshold (0~7
0~7
distance gate)
Holding threshold (0~7
8~15
distance gate)
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FDFCFB
4400 7301 0000 32000000 2E000000 22000000
FA
3 distance
4 distance gate 5 distance gate 6 distance gate 7 distance gate 0 distance gate 1 distance gate
gate
Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger Holding Holding
Trigger
threshold threshold threshold threshold threshold threshold
threshold
2 distance
3 distance gate 4 distance gate 5 distance gate 6 distance gate 7 distance gate
gate
Frame end
Holding Holding Holding Holding Holding
Holding
threshold threshold threshold threshold threshold
threshold
08 Distance gate trigger SNR =15; 09 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 10 Distance gate trigger
SNR = 15;
11 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15: 12 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 13 Distance
gate trigger SNR = 15;
14 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 15 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15;
08 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 09 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 10 Distance gate
hold SNR = 09;
11 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 12 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 13 Distance gate
hold SNR = 09;
14 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 15 Distance gate hold SNR = 09)
ACK(Success):
Intra-frame Frame
Frame head Command word ACK
data length end
FDFCFBFA 0400 7401 0000 04030201
Table 5-4 describe the definition of 8 to 15 range gate trigger and hold SNR parameter name.
Send data:
8 Distance 9 Distance 10 Distance 11 Distance
Intra-frame Command gate trigger gate trigger gate trigger gate trigger
Frame head
data length word SNR SNR SNR SNR
FDFCFB
2200 7500 0000 0100 0200 0300
FA
12 Distance 13 Distance 14 Distance 15 Distance 8 Distance 9 Distance 10 Distance
gate trigger gate trigger gate trigger gate trigger gate hold gate hold gate hold
SNR SNR SNR SNR SNR SNR SNR
ACK(Success): (Example:
08 Distance gate trigger SNR =15; 09 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 10 Distance gate trigger
SNR = 15;
11 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15: 12 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 13 Distance gate
trigger SNR = 15;
14 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 15 Distance gate trigger SNR = 15; 08 Distance gate hold
SNR = 09;
09 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 10 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 11 Distance gate hold SNR
= 09;
12 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 13 Distance gate hold SNR = 09; 14 Distance gate hold SNR
= 09;
The recommended wall mounting height is 1.5 to 2 m. In this case, the maximum motion
sensing range of the HLK-LD2410S in the default configuration is a conical space with a normal
direction of 8 m and an Angle of ±60° between the horizontal and pitching directions, as shown in
Figure 6-2.
When the mounting height is 1.5 m, Figure 6-3 shows the detection range of the HLK-
LD2410S for the stationary, micro-moving, and moving human body in all directions.
7. Mechanical dimensions
Figure 7-1 shows the mechanical dimensions of the hardware LD2410S. All units are mm. The
LD2410S has a plate thickness of 1.2mm with a tolerance of ±10%.
8. Installation instructions
Millimeter wave sensor housing requirements
If the millimeter wave sensor needs to be installed with a housing, the housing must have good
transmittance in the 24 GHz band and must not contain metals or materials that shield electromagnetic
waves. For more precautions, please refer to《 MMWAVE Sensor Radome Design Guide_Hi-Link》.
There are non-human objects in continuous motion in the sensing area, such as animals, curtains
that continue to swing and large green plants facing the tuyere;
There is a large area of strong reflection plane in the sensing area, and the strong reflection will
cause interference to the sensor antenna;
When mounting on the wall, it is necessary to consider external interference factors such as air
conditioners and electric fans on the top of the room.
Try to ensure that the radar antenna is facing the area to be detected, and that the antenna is open
around it.
To ensure that the installation position of the millimeter wave sensor is firm and stable, the
shaking of the sensor itself will affect the detection effect.
Ensure that there is no movement or vibration on the back of the millimeter wave sensor. Due to
the penetrating nature of millimeter waves, the antenna back lobe may detect moving objects on
the back of the sensor. A metal shield or a metal backplane can be used to shield the antenna back
flap to reduce the impact of objects on the back of the sensor.
When there are multiple millimeter wave sensors in the 24 GHz band, do not beam correctly and
install them as far away as possible to avoid possible mutual interference.
9. Precautions
Maximum detectable range
The maximum detection range of the sensor HLK-LD2410S is 8 m radial distance. Within the
detection range, the sensor reports the straight-line distance between the target and the sensor.
Theoretically, the measuring error of the sensor in this reference scheme is ± 0.35m; Due to
the different body type, state and RCS of the human target, the ranging accuracy will fluctuate, and the
farthest detection distance will also fluctuate.
When the millimeter wave sensor detects that there is no human body in the target area, it will
not immediately report the "no one" state in the area, but a delay. The delayed reporting mechanism is
as follows: once no human target is detected within the test range, the sensor will turn on the timing,
which is the duration of no one. If no one is detected continuously during the timing, the state of "no
one" will be reported after the end of the timing. If someone is detected during this time period, the
timer ends immediately, updates the timer, and reports the target information.
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