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INSTALLATION 

 

INSTALLING THE SENSOR CABLES

 

 

 

1. 

Route the cables into the trunk panels of the vehicle either by drilling and hole or using a 
pre-existing rubber grommet. If you have the drill a hole, make sure to seal the hole once 
the installation is  complete to  prevent leaks and  keep  out any  other weather  elements.

 

If 

installing on  a  truck,  route the cables underneath the bed of the truck. Please make sure 
to  avoid  any  moving  parts  like  the  suspension  or  axels.  You  may  be  able  to  locate  a 
factory wire harness that you can zip-tie the cables to and route them the whole length of 
the truck following the factory wire harness. 

 

 

2. 

Zip-tie the sensor cables together along with the camera video cable and run them down 
the length of the vehicle. 

(See FIGURE 6) 

 

NOTE:

  Try  to  avoid  running  the  sensor  cables  next  to  any  high-current  power  wires  or 

electrical devices in the vehicle as this may cause false sensor warnings during operation of 
the system. 

 

 

INSTALLING THE CONTROL MODULE 
 

1. 

Mount the control module under the vehicle dash board or behind the trunk panels in the 
rear  of  the  car  somewhere  out  of  the  way.  Use  the  supplied  3M  double  side  tape  and 
stick  the  module  down  to  the  surface. 

(See FIGURE 7) 

Make  sure  to  clean  any  dust  or 

dirt from the mounting surface before applying the tape. 

 

 

NOTE:

  Some  installers  prefer  to  mount  the  control  module  in  the  trunk  panels  instead  of 

underneath the dash board. This is okay to do, but please make sure that the module is clear 
of any  moisture or  excessive vibration in  the  trunk.  If  installing  the  module  under  the  dash, 
please make sure to keep it clear of any moving parts such as the steering column or pedals. 
This  way  you  can  avoid  getting  the  sensor,  buzzer,  camera  and  monitor  cables  caught  or 
pinched after the installation is complete.  

 
2. 

Connect  the sensor  cables into the  control module. The sensor  ports on the  module are 
labeled A, B, C and D which corresponds to the sensors which are also marked A, B, C 
and D. Please make sure to plug in the correct sensor to the corresponding sensor port. 

 

 
INSTALLING THE MONITOR & BUZZER 
 

1. 

Use the provided  3M double sided tape to mount the Monitor  and  Buzzer in  the  vehicle. 

(See  FIGURE 8  & 9) 

You  can  mount  the  monitor almost  anywhere on  the  vehicle dash 

board,  center console  or even  on the  windshield. The buzzer  can be  mounted on  the A-
Pillar  or  on  the  back  side  of  the  rear  view  mirror.  Once  the  locations  are  set,  route  the 
cables from the buzzer and monitor to the control module.

 

 
2. 

There is a volume adjustment on the side of the buzzer that allows you to turn the sound 
to  a  higher  or  lower  tone  or  you  can  also  turn  it  completely  off. 

(See  FIGURE  10) 

The 

OFF setting is normally used if you have a trailer hooked up to the vehicle and don’t want 
the buzzer to sound constantly when the vehicle is in reverse. 

 

Summary of Contents for CA-5030

Page 1: ...sonic sensors with quick disconnect waterproof connectors 1 170 CMOS color camera 1 3 5 ultra thin color LCD monitor Separate audible buzzer with multiple tones to warn driver of obstruction Camera au...

Page 2: ...s Make sure that your measurements are straight all the way across the bumper and that the sensors have been spaced evenly before you begin drilling 3 Use the provided hole saw bit to drill the holes...

Page 3: ...e angle is not too extreme up or down If the angle is too extreme the sensors may not work correctly If you need to angle the senosors back up or down or you have a curved bumper surface please use th...

Page 4: ...cided location 3 Use the provided Hole Saw bit to drill the hole in the location you have chosen for mounting the camera See FIGURE 5 WARNING When drilling the hole be careful not to use excessive for...

Page 5: ...me installers prefer to mount the control module in the trunk panels instead of underneath the dash board This is okay to do but please make sure that the module is clear of any moisture or excessive...

Page 6: ...ker 3M Double Side Tape OFF LO HI Monitor MountingSurface Monitor uses 3M double side tape to mount NOTE Please make sure when routing the sensor camera monitor and buzzer cables to the control module...

Page 7: ...ideo cable into the Camera port on the control module 2 Plug in the power adapter plug into the RED power plug of the camera Connect the RED wire to the 12 volt reverse light wire of the vehicle and c...

Page 8: ...RED Connect to ACC 12 Volt Video 2 Input Chassis Ground NOTE On some vehicles the reverse light system is part of a huge lighting circuit with many other lights in the vehicle tied into the circuit Th...

Page 9: ...he CA 5030 system is over 8 feet behind the vehicle and the closer the object is to the vehicle the more warnings the system will give to the driver See FIGURE 12 As the object comes closer to the sen...

Page 10: ...Bars Silence 5 0 feet Safe Area 1 Bar Beep Beep Beep 4 5 feet Safe Area 1 2 Bars Beep Beep Beep 4 0 feet Safe Area 2 3 Bars Beep Beep Beep 3 5 feet Alert Area 3 4 Bars Beep Beep Beep Beep 3 0 feet Ale...

Page 11: ...r wires under the dash board or in the truck If installing in the trunk make sure the control module is away from any moisture or weather elements 6 Bench test the system first to make sure the operat...

Page 12: ...minal for ground clean the surface thoroughly of paint rust and dirt to assure the best connection NO SOUND OR DISPLAY 1 Double check to make sure the LCD monitor and camera are plugged into the syste...

Page 13: ...nd are too loose in the bumper DO NOT apply any kind of silicon or glue to hold them in place The best thing to do is to remove the sensor and wrap the inside part of the sensor with a few loops of el...

Page 14: ...e called a CA 5030 MBS This kit is the exact same system but comes with sensors specifically designed for use on metal bumpers Please note that certain weather or road conditions can sometimes have an...

Page 15: ...check surroundings for safety when backing up Objects on the monitor are closer than they appear For the installation modification of the vehicle bumper is required It is the sole responsibility of t...

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