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Instruction Manual Parking Sensor System CONTENT INTRODUCTION ……………… 1 INSTALLATION TOOLS ……………… 8 MODEL NUMBER ……………… 1 WHERE TO INSTALL ……………… 9 FEATURES ……………… 1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ……………… 9 TECHNICAL DATA ……………… 2 SENSOR INSTALLATION ……………… 10 PRODUCT COMPOSITION ……………… 3 POWERING UP ……………… 12 HOW TO USE PRECAUTIONS ……………… 13 SYSTEM STARTUP ……………… 3 TEST THE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS ……………… 3 TEST SUBJECTS ……………… 13 WARNING MODE ……………… 4 TEST METHODS ……………… 13 WARNING UNIT ……………… 6 SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT ……………… 14 ABOUT DETECTION ……………… 6 DISCLAIMER ……………… 15 PRECAUTIONS ……………… 8 TROUBLESHOOTING ……………… 15 INSTALLATION WARRANTY CARD ……………… 18 2011 Parking Sensor System ● INTRODUCTION caution during any vehicle operation. The BackZone™ Plus is a superior reverse parking ¨ Model number system that provides a visual and audible alarm when The model number and system description/features are close to large objects to aid the driver while parking in listed on the box. reverse. ¨ Features Read this manual thoroughly before installation and High sensitivity: Able to quickly detect large obstacles (car, operation of the system. Please pay attention to all of the wall, pole, etc.) up to 2.5M (98”) behind the vehicle. precautions and instructions listed in this manual. Sensitivity can be adjusted. Installation by trained professionals is recommended. Min. display distance: 28cm (approx. 11”). Minimum This manual describes the functions, installation, use and distance can be adjusted. precautions of the reverse parking system. Wide detection angle with minimal blind area. Designs and specifications are subject to change without Optional truck adaptor accessory kit containing a sensor prior notice and the diagrams or figures in this manual may extension harness and under-bumper mounting brackets differ slightly in appearance from the actual product. may be purchased separately. This device is only a parking aid and should never be Adjustable alarm volume: high, low and off. Audible alarm solely relied upon for safely backing up a vehicle. The use of generated by the 2 rear inner sensors starts approximately this system should never replace normal operational and 1.7M (67”) behind the vehicle. For the 2 rear side sensors, safety precautions needed for reversing a vehicle. Always use the audible alarm starts 1M (39”) behind the vehicle. 2011- 1 Parking Sensor System Diagnostic functions monitor and alert you of inoperable Small, unobtrusive sensor design and shape. sensors. Reliable performance, design and use of high-quality Attractive and ergonomic display unit. components ensure consistent operation. Diagram-1: TECHNICAL DATA OF REVERSE PARKING SYSTEM NO ITEM LED REMARKS 1 Working Voltage (VDC) 10.5~16 (Rated Voltage=12) 1. Display distance is the detected distance from sensor to obstacle during operation at 25C. 2 Rated Current (max.) 200mA 3 Display Distance: m (in.) 0.28 (11”)~2.5 (98”) 2. The display distance results from detecting a square wood 4 Blind Area: m (in.) at 25C <0.28 (11”) plank of 1mx1m (39”x39”). 5 Detection Tolerance: m (in.) at 25C ±0.03 (1”) Sound Distance Warning 6 Zone Mode Direction Video - 7 Display Type LED 8 Working Temperature(C) -40~+75 9 Storage Temperature(C) -40~+90 2011- 2 Parking Sensor System ● PRODUCT COMPOSITION Note: The display has a high-low-off switch for audible The system consists of 3 basic components (see Figure 1): warning volume control. The display may be mounted on the ¨ Electronic Control Unit (ECU) visor (upside down) or on the dash (right side up). The ¨ Ultrasonic Sensors display has a switch to rotate the display during installation. ¨ Warning Display ● HOW TO USE ¨ System Startup Reverse Parking System The system is fully automatic. It is active only when the vehicle is placed in reverse. At system power-up (Vehicle ignition on, in reverse), you will hear a short half-second ‘beep’. ¨ Diagnostics After the system is turned on, the Back Zone Plus will go When the vehicle is placed in reverse, the display warns into a self diagnostic mode for three seconds. drivers of obstacles in different ways: sound, display of If after three seconds a sensor malfunction is detected, warning zones, distance to and direction of obstacles. the display will warn you of a fault. The system will still 2011- 3 Parking Sensor System operate, but may not function normally. (See troubleshooting section for explanation of diagnostics function.) Note: Sensors must be installed in order of serial number. If not, the diagnostic function may reference the wrong sensor. See Figure 2. 4 3 2 1 Fig.2 - Definition of Sensor's Serial Numbers ¨ Warning Mode See Figure 3 for the three detection zones. Audible Warning: System beeps when an obstacle appears within the Warning zones, shown in Diagram 2. 2011- 4 Parking Sensor System Diagram-2 Diagram-3：INDICATION OF DISTANCE AND ZONE FOR REAR DETECTION AUDIBLE WARNING MODE FOR REAR DETECTION WARNING DISTANCE AUDIBLE WARNING WARNING DISTANCE(D) DISTANCE ZONE M(in.) DISPLAY ZONE (D) MODE -P- Beep(Bi) Blind Zone D＜0.28(11”) 00"<D≤11" (STOP) Danger Zone Bi.Bi.Bi M(in.) 11"<D≤12" Danger Zone 0.28(11”)≤D≤0.5(20”) (Inches) 12"<D≤20" Bi..Bi..Bi Caution Zone 0.5(20”)<D≤1.1(44”) Digits 20"<D≤28" Bi…Bi…Bi Caution Zone Bi….Bi….Bi M(in.) 28"<D≤36" Safety Zone 1.1(44”)<D≤2.5(98”) Digits 36"<D≤44" Bi…..Bi…..Bi Outside 98"<D - 44"<D≤68" Bi…...Bi…...Bi Safety Zone Bi…….Bi…....Bi · The display shows distance only when an obstacle is M(in.) 68"<D≤76" detected within the range of 2.5m (98”) from the sensor. 76"<D≤98" Bi……..Bi……..Bi · When an obstacle enters the Danger Zone, be prepared Outside 98"<D - to brake immediately. When the obstacle enters the Blind Remark: When obstacles appear behind the 2 rear side sensors (serial Zone (“-P-” will appear in the display), you should apply numbers 1 and 4), system doesn’t beep unless the obstacles are within your brake immediately. the Caution and Danger zones. 2011- 5 Parking Sensor System ¨ Warning Unit This unit warns you with a tricolor LED display with a built-in buzzer, enabling you to know the warning zone, direction (left, right) and distance to the obstacle. See Fig.4 and Fig. 5 · Indication of direction - The left and right wave bands show drivers if the obstacle is on the left or right behind the vehicle. · Indication of zone - The wave bands are green, yellow and red. Color changes as the vehicle moves closer to the obstacle, telling drivers the warning zone where the obstacle ¨ About detection is located. Obstacle detection may vary due to object size, shape, density and environmental conditions. It is recommended to thoroughly check the system sensitivity before use. An unusual reflection angle of obstacles may cause an incorrect or unusual detection warning. Refer to Fig.6 below: Point A may not be detected due to unsatisfactory reflection angle. 2011- 6 Parking Sensor System Unusual condition of obstacle Due to varying height, size, clothing type (absorption of signal), etc., A PERSON MAY NOT BE DETECTED. This device is only a parking aid and should never be solely relied upon for safely backing up a vehicle. Always use caution during any vehicle operation. Obstacles outside the detecting range In Fig.7, detection may be variable due to object size, height and In Fig.9, Surface B will be detected, density. Angled surfaces may give false distance measurements. while Surface A may never be Various surface angles may be detected at varying distances on the detected. display. Low obstacle standing before a tall one As shown in Fig.8, Unusual road surface condition although Obstacle When road surfaces are rough, the T is lower than a-b system may output a warning the sensors, Part T b signal. See Fig.10. will be detected and warned first. As you Obstacles in blind zone approach these obstacles, the warnings may vary in intensity. The blind zone covers a range of 28cm (11”) behind the vehicle. 2011- 7 Parking Sensor System Obstacles in the blind zone will never ● INSTALLATION be detected. Therefore, it is normal if It is recommended this system be installed by a trained the warning unit provides incorrect installation professional. detection results. See Fig.11. ¨ Installation Tools ¨ Precaution When this system is working, the reverse speed must be under 5km/h (3 mph). Keep sensors clean. Remove dirt, ice or snow for proper operation. Make sure that sensors are mounted securely in the correct position. The tools listed in Fig.12 are required for installation. When sensors are found defective, they should be · The kit includes two drill bits, electrical connectors, double-sided replaced immediately. adhesive tape and sensor locating template. In addition a file, flat head After installation, testing should be conducted to verify screwdriver, Philips head screwdriver and a pair of pliers will be proper operation before use. required. 2011- 8 Parking Sensor System ¨ Where to Install ¨ Installation Procedure Fig.13 gives a general layout showing where to install the General Sensor Component components of the reverse parking system. Layout Installation Connection Power Parts Connection Inspection Test General layout Determine where to install the ECU and warning unit according to the layout of your vehicle. Make sure the power cable of the ECU can be easily connected. Sensor installation For details, refer to “Tips on Sensor Installation” on page 10. Component Connection Note: A truck adaptor accessory kit containing a sensor See Fig.14 for the connection between components of extension harness and under-bumper mounting brackets reverse parking system. may be purchased separately. 2011- 9 Parking Sensor System Powering up For details, refer to “Powering up” on page 12. Test For details, refer to “Test the System” on page 13. Note: Sensors and trunk harness connectors are serialized and must be connected in position and order as shown in Figure 2; otherwise the display will indicate improper location of object.
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