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Stinger Systems Install Manual NORTH AMERICA V1.4 Stinger System Installation Manual North America SSIM-NA-V1.4 Stinger System Installation Manual For optimal performance of the Stinger System it is important to carefully follow the directions ! provided in this installation manual. For questions please call Stinger technical support at the ATTENTION numbers shown below. Installers: Please first confer with the customer to determine the desired position for the Strip or View display in the ‘cockpit’. We generally advise to place the display so that it will be easily visible for - and within comfortable reach of - the driver. This manual covers the three main hardware combinations that can make up a Stinger system. Make sure to (only) read the section that is applicable to the installation at hand: Section RADAR ONLY Section LASER ONLY Section RADAR + LASER Stinger System with Stinger System with Stinger System with Computer Center, Laser Center, both Computer Center A no Laser Center B no Computer Center C and Laser Center GPS GPS P1 P2 P1 P3 P2 P3 P4 P5 P4 P5 P6 P6 Power Power Display Display C1 C1 PAGE C24 - Speaker5 PAGE 6 - 7 PAGE 8C2 - 11Speaker USB USB Contact & Support Information If, at any point, you have questions regarding your Stinger or Stinger dealers, please contact: Sales & Service: USA Sales & Service: Canada General: United States & Canada MSC America Mobile Solutions of Canada Carcomputer USA, Inc (480) 372-2929 (403) 698-3695 (858) 230-6665 msc-america.com mobilesolutions-canada.com stinger.com/us [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2 FCC information FCC compliance statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Modification of this device may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment under the FCC rules. Canadian regulatory statement This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement. FCC ID: 2ABKP-VIP201412 The relevant modules of this product comply with U.S. 21 CFR 1040.10 with deviations pursuant to Laser Notice no. 50 and with EN IEC 60825-1 (2007). Stinger System - Installation Manual SSIM-NA-V1.4 © Stinger 2020 - Changes reserved 3 SECTION GPS P1 RADAR ONLY: Stinger System with Computer Center, no Laser Center P2 P3 P4 P5 A P6 SUGGESTED MODULE PLACEMENT Power Display C1 C2 Speaker USB In or behind Under the hood Sky view In the cockpit the bumper / In the trunk 4 5a 8 5b 2 4 5a 5b 8 1 7 6 or 3 8 Optional 2 2 Under the dashboard 1 Computer Center 5b View and View Holder 1 3 6 7 2 HD+ Radar Antenna 6 Cable for the USB Key GPS P1 P2 P3 3 Speaker 7 Power Plug P4 P5 P6 4 GPS Antenna 8 Extension Box (front&rear) 5a Strip display Power Display C1 C2 Speaker USB STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS 1. Computer Center 3. Speaker The Computer Center must be placed in a dry and Place the speaker under the dashboard. GPS P1 P2 P3 protected location such as in or under the dashboard. • Connect the module to the Speaker port of the P4 P5 P6 • Mount the Computer Center with tie-wraps or Computer Center. Velcro tape. • Note: Connect one end of the USB Cable to the Power Display C1 Computer Center and make sure the other end 4. GPS Antenna C2 Speaker USB remains easily accessible, for instance lying free Place the antenna on the dashboard. For aesthetic in the glove box. reasons, and if the car has a heat-repelling or heated windshield, it is better to place the antenna outside the cabin of the car, for instance in a space 2. HD+ Radar Antenna at the top end of the hood. Place the HD Antenna at the front of the car behind • Connect the cable of the antenna to the GPS the bumber or spoiler. Preferably behind fl at and port of the Computer Center. smooth plastic, and certainly not behind metal. • The large, smooth side that has no imprints, must face straight forward in the driving 5. Display direction, preferably with the cable coming out 5a. Strip Facing of the bottom, as depicted. Place the Strip display at a convenient location for forward • Connect the cable to the Computer Center. the driver to see and control. • For maximum performance, please make sure • The Strip can be placed either horizontally or the antenna receives suffi cient airfl ow for cooling, vertically. If placed horizontally, make sure the + with at least 0.5 inch of open space on all sides. on the sticker is to the right (and the cable on the back is on top). Standard position: • Connect the Strip to the C1 port of the Place antenna vertically (portrait Computer Center. orientation). Or: 5b. View & View Holder Place the View Holder at a convenient location for the driver to see and control. Place the HD+ Antenna facing straight • Connect the module to the DISPLAY port of the forward in the driving direction, preferably Computer Center. with the cable coming out of the bottom. • Place the View display on the View Display Holder. 90o Antenna must face outward and parallel to the road 90o Aim antenna straight forward 4 STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED) 6. Cable for the USB Key 8. Extension Box (Optional) Place the cable with the female plug where it Place the Extension Box horizontally with the is easily accessible. For instanse in the glove cover upwards (as depicted) under the hood, or compartment or a compartment in the console. in case of a HD+ Radar Antenna in the rear of the • Connect the male plug of the cable to the USB car, in the trunk in a moisture free location. port of the Computer Center. • Connect the Extension Box to port 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 of the Computer Center. 7. Power plug • Connect the black wire to a ‘clean’ metal Closing the Extension Box Rubber ground-point of the car chassis, or directly to seal When all the cables have been connected, it is the negative pole of the car battery Cable important to close the box (see steps 2) in a water • Connect the orange wire to the ignition-actuated Cut outs resistant manner. Place the cables in the holes of Rubber 13.8V battery power (+15). seal the opposite facing ‘rubber seals’ (see example). • Connect the red wire directly to the (continuous) This prevents moisture from getting into the box. 13.8V battery power (+30), protected by a 2.5A (fast) fuse. Next, place the rubber seals with the now inserted cables into the slot, as depicted in the example on the left. Make sure the rubbers are pushed down all the way using silicone spray to facilitate this. Put the lid back on so that it is tight and secure. WIRING DIAGRAM PLACEMENT OF HD+ ANTENNA IN THE FRONT OF THE CAR CONNECT TO EXTENSION BOX OR DIRECTLY TO COMPUTER CENTER HD+ ANTENNA OPTIONAL OPTIONAL EXTENSION BOX #1 PLACEMENT OF HD+ ANTENNA IN THE REAR OF THE CAR To unit control HD+ ANTENNA EXTENSION BOX #2 COMPUTER CENTER Power Display C1 C2 Speaker USB GPS P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 To unit control 2,5A fast OR CONTINUOUS SWITCHED VIEW STRIP SPEAKER CABLE GPS (IGNITION ON) FOR POWER SUPPLY HOLDER USB KEY 13.8 V (+30) POWER SUPPLY 13.8 V (+15) VIEW 5 SECTION B LASER ONLY: Stinger System with Laser Center, no Computer Center SUGGESTED MODULE PLACEMENT In the Side of the car In the cockpit Sky view bumper or grill 4 5 1a+b 1c 5 4 2 7 1a+b 6 1c 3 1c 1a+b Under the dashboard 1a+b Fiber Lasers (front&rear) 4 GPS Antenna 2 3 6 7 1c Fiber Lasers (side) 5 Strip display 2 Laser Center 6 Cable for the USB Key 3 Speaker 7 Power Plug STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS 1. Fiber Lasers Receiver Fiber Transmitter Fiber For laser detection combined with optional shielding and/or SafetySignal relay, Stinger’s extraordinary Fiber Laser must be placed in pairs (consisting of a Fiber Laser Receiver and a Fiber Laser Transmitter). We refer to them as ‘pairs’ because a Receiver and Transmitter should be placed in each other’s vicinity. (Receivers can be placed on their own, without any Transmitters, in case of a detection-only setup.) • Each pair of Fibers (one Receiver, one Transmitter) should be positioned near each other. If possible, not less than 0.5 inch, and not more than 8 inches apart. These are indications for optimal performance, but there’s not necessarily a hard cut-off point. • Fibers should be facing straight forward over the road, with an uplift of about 5 degrees: a mounting angle of anywhere between 0 degrees and 10 degrees is good, but try to make sure the Fibers are never aimed down (keep in mind the possible driver and passenger infl uencie on the 30 30 30 30 mm mm mm mm balance of the car) as this can reduce performance.
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