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BodyGuard

SAFETY SOLUTIONS

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Driver Awareness System

BodyGuard Safety Solutions—A division of Orbit Communications Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1.11

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Installation Guide

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Page 1: ...BodyGuard SAFETY SOLUTIONS Tag Driver Awareness System BodyGuard Safety Solutions A division of Orbit Communications Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1 11 Page 1 Installation Guide...

Page 2: ...uter BodyGuard systems Overview The BodyGuard system improves safety by increasing driver awareness when pedestrians are too close to the vehicle The system comprises a Cab Alert unit Speaker and one...

Page 3: ...to overall shielding The recommended maximum cable length between the Cab Alert unit and a sensor unit is 200m The 4 core cable is terminated at each end using M12 Male circular plugs The cable wiring...

Page 4: ...nfastened hold knurled plastic ring near metal ring with one hand and turn plastic body of plug anti clockwise with other hand IMPORTANT Be careful to ensure correct wiring of plug The signals are con...

Page 5: ...he vehicle electrical system Sensor units receive power from the Cab Alert connector Power Cable connections Pin 1 12V DC Power Supply Input Brown Pin 2 Ignition Sense White Pin 3 Switched output Blue...

Page 6: ...TY SOLUTIONS Tag Driver Awareness System BodyGuard Safety Solutions A division of Orbit Communications Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1 11 Page 6 12 24V DC supply with Data Logging Higher than 24V DC supp...

Page 7: ...BodyGuard SAFETY SOLUTIONS Tag Driver Awareness System BodyGuard Safety Solutions A division of Orbit Communications Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1 11 Page 7 Higher than 24V DC supply with logging...

Page 8: ...pen Drain floating output This output pulls to ground whenever the alarm is active This low current output less than 100mA capacity controls an external relay that can switch other equipment or device...

Page 9: ...m left below the enclosure to enable cables to exit the enclosure without excessive bending The supplied pivot mounting bracket enables the cab alert unit to be mounted in any orientation and then rot...

Page 10: ...uniform zone is required These characteristics of the Sensor detection zone shape can be used to advantage in various applications For instance a large vehicle may require long distance at front and...

Page 11: ...s perpendicular to the long side of the sensor unit while the shorter side is at the sides looking into the end of the sensor unit The shorter side may be around 80 85 of the long side distance The im...

Page 12: ...ection zone The long axis is up and down while the short axis is around the vehicle This orientation produces the most uniform almost circular pattern however the maximum range in this orientation may...

Page 13: ...tions Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1 11 Page 13 Front and Rear Horizontal Sensor Orientation The example below illustrates how multiple sensors provide extended range at front and rear of larger vehicle...

Page 14: ...ications Pty Ltd Install Guide rev r1 11 Page 14 Front and Rear Vertical Sensor Orientation The example below illustrates how multiple sensors provide extended range at front and rear of larger vehicl...

Page 15: ...red until desired range achieved Do NOT open lid when water can enter and ensure lid fastened securely after distance adjusted Distance Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4 3 OFF OFF OFF OFF 4 5 ON OFF...

Page 16: ...olume setting Configuration software Refer to configuration and log management device User guide System Operation Power Up At power up the system will flash warning LEDs turn on POWER LED and provide...

Page 17: ...advise Speaker Muted and the repeating siren will cease The LEDs will remain flashing as long as the Tag is still in the detection zone If the Tag leaves the zone OR another Tag enters then the alarm...

Page 18: ...damages of any kind resulting from errors in data transmitted or received using the BodyGuard systems or for the failure of the BodyGuard system to transmit or receive such data Do not operate the Bo...

Page 19: ...placed with specified type and rating only Ensure power removed from fuse before attempting to replace Ignition switched OFF Ensure cause of fuse blowout fixed before replacing fuse Ensure Power suppl...

Page 20: ...o guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equi...