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4.12 Installing the Bosch ADAS Positioning
software
1. Connect the USB stick to the laptop/tablet.
— Should the USB stick not be started automatically,
open the USB stick directory.
2. Open "Bosch ADAS Positioning Setup.exe."
3. Select the language for the installation wizard.
The installation wizard will start.
4. Follow the installation steps.
Once the installation is complete,
Bosch ADAS Positioning can be used.
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4.13 Installing ADAS Positioning using
DDM
Bosch ADAS Positioning is available through Diag‐
nostics Download Manager (DDM).
The customer number and password are included
on the delivery slip of the Bosch diagnostic pro‐
gram.
1. Should DDM not be installed yet, download DDM
from the following link:
https://www.down‐
loads.bosch-automotive.com/de/ddm/esi20-eu/
.
2. Use the customer number and password to log into
DDM.
3. Perform the one-time configuration of DDM.
4. Select Bosch ADAS Positioning for installation.
Bosch ADAS Positioning will be installed on the
laptop/tablet.
Updates of Bosch ADAS Positioning will be auto‐
matically installed by DDM.
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4.14 Initializing cameras using the QR
code
Bosch ADAS Positioning must be installed on the
laptop/tablet.
The camera QR code must be available.
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Bosch ADAS Positioning guides the user through
the camera initialization process by QR code step
by step.
1. Start Bosch ADAS Positioning.
2. Remove the protective cap from the camera lens if it
is still attached.
3. Use the USB cable to connect the camera to the lap‐
top/tablet.
The camera will be initialized.
The camera image will be displayed.
4. Check the serial number on the QR code document
to make sure the QR code matches the camera to be
initialized.
5. Place the included QR code inside the green box in
the camera image.
The camera will be adapted.
6. Specify the camera position in
Bosch ADAS Positioning.
The camera is now ready for operation.
The serial number of the camera will be saved to
the settings.
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5.
Operation
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5.1
Compensating for vertical offset
Vertical offset refers to a difference between the
height at which the DAS 3000 S20 is set up and
the vehicle. The difference can result from lifts or
leveling surfaces on which the vehicle is posi‐
tioned during the calibration. The DAS 3000 S20
can compensate for a vertical offset of up to
30 cm.
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A vertical offset exists due to a lift or leveling sur‐
face.
The vertical offset does not exceed 30 cm.
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1. Measure the vertical offset.
2. Loosen the knurled screw on calibration board re‐
tainer Y
(4)
, and push calibration board retainer Y to
the highest position.
The positioning bar will be blocked by calibration
board retainer Y if calibration board retainer Y is
not pushed up.
Set the measured vertical offset on both posi‐
tioning bars one after the other.
3. Loosen the knurled screws
(1)
on the positioning
bar slightly.
4. Slide the positioning bar up by the measured value,
and use the height indicator
(2)
to position it pre‐
cisely.
5. Tighten the knurled screws
(1)
on the positioning
bar.
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(1) Knurled screws
(2) Height indicator
(3) Scale on back of frame
(4) Calibration board retainer Y
The vertical offset can be adjusted at any time.
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