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9.5   Buzzer Display

Ultrasound obstacle detection systems are an invaluable driver aid but do not exempt the 

driver from taking every normal precaution, when conducting a manoeuvre. No liability, 

arising out of the use or failure of the product, can in any way be attached to Brigade or to 

the distributor.

Specifications subject to change.

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Summary of Contents for Sidescan SSP-6000W

Page 1: ...SSP 6000W Sidescan Predict Ultrasonic Blind Spot Warning System Installation Operation Guide IG 6366 ...

Page 2: ...mmended 33 5 11 Turn Test Recommended 34 5 12 Export to ECU 35 5 13 Confirming Correct Installation 35 6 Hardware Installation 36 6 1 Installation Site 36 6 2 System Diagram 36 6 3 System Setup 36 6 4 Electrical Connections to Vehicle 37 6 4 1 Algorithm ECU Power 37 6 4 2 Input Triggers and Speed Input 37 6 4 3 Output Triggers and Integration of External Alarm 38 6 4 4 USB Connector 39 6 5 Electri...

Page 3: ...ated when the system detects a dangerous situation The purpose is to minimise driver habituation and irritation while ensuring audio alarms are still given in dangerous scenarios The different alarm levels are described below No alarm There will be no visual alarm when there is no danger detected on the installed side of the vehicle The power fault LED will be illuminated green to indicate that th...

Page 4: ... light on the power fault LED See the troubleshooting guide in Section 7 3 for dealing with these faults 6 7 System state Vehicle state Power fault LED Visual alarm Audio alarm Image No alarm Any Green light No light None Moving object alarm Any No light Yellow light None Close moving object alarm Driving No light Flashing yellow light 2 Hz None Danger of collision Driving and EITHER turning or in...

Page 5: ...ern will not be detected The height of objects detected will depend on the mounting height and angle of the sensors Detection patterns are given in Section 1 3 Temperature The operating temperature for Sidescan Predict is 30 to 70 C There are also situations in which background noise can cause false detections on the sensors This is typically caused by vehicle pneumatics jet washing and street swe...

Page 6: ...isconnected sensor s this will be indicated by beeps at start up The number of beeps indicate the number of faulty or disconnected sensors The power fault LED will illuminate amber to indicate an error state The output triggers 3 and 4 will be activated and output trigger 2 will be deactivated at all times The output trigger 1 will continue activating as normal based on indicator signals When redu...

Page 7: ...lack SSP 0 4 SP x 2 Sidescan Predict Splitter Cable 40cm 12 13 Part Image Mounting location Sidescan Predict Buzzer Display IP30 Mounted inside the vehicle cab only Must be clearly visible for the driver but not interfere with the driver s view Mounted in a location that reflects that the system is for side detection only Sidescan Predict Algorithm ECU IP30 Must be mounted onto a flat surface insi...

Page 8: ...ration Tool USBA CBL 2 USB Extension Cable Type A 2m SSP 2 5 SC Sidescan Predict Extension Cable 2 5m SSP 4 5 SC Sidescan Predict Extension Cable 4 5m SSP 15 SC Sidescan Predict Extension Cable 15m SSP 30 SC Sidescan Predict Extension Cable 30m UDS 15BC 3 Pin UDS Extension Cable 15m UDS 30BC 3 Pin UDS Extension Cable 30m SSP 01PIC Sidescan Predict Sensor Programmer Power Cable UDS sensor hole cutt...

Page 9: ... be mounted in or on a high wheel arch Ideal installation All sensors at the same heights Acceptable installation Height variation between sensors but sensors 1 2 and 4 are low in the array Vehicle length m 9 0 Vehicle width m 2 36 Installation side Left Number of sensors 6 Sensor horizontal distance from front of vehicle m 0 36 1 95 3 42 5 11 6 55 7 93 Sensor height above ground m 0 96 1 13 1 17 ...

Page 10: ...allation survey is strongly recommended to ensure the system can be fitted This section covers the Sidescan Predict configuration software 4 1 PC System Requirements The configuration software is designed to work with a Windows 10 PC or laptop Operation with older versions cannot be guaranteed The PC or laptop must have a USB port to connect to the algorithm ECU Administrator rights are required t...

Page 11: ...loaded installer file on the device that will be used for the installation The setup wizard will appear Select Next The Sidescan Predict configuration software uses an individual installation file bif for each installation This is linked to the unique serial number of the algorithm ECU A different installation file must be used for each installation This file will save automatically as the install...

Page 12: ...m ECU must be connected to the configuration software to use these functions Help Diagnostic mode can be accessed to monitor and record the current output of the system Get ECU details will display the firmware version boot count and serial number of the algorithm ECU The algorithm ECU must be connected to the configuration software to use these functions About will display the configuration softw...

Page 13: ...guration files from the algorithm ECU to verify the installation 6 Disconnect from the system 7 Restart the system 5 1 Vehicle Details Input Form Click the Vehicle Details button at the far left of the progress bar This will open the vehicle details input form This step involves inputting the details about the vehicle into the configuration software The required measurements are as follows 1 Measu...

Page 14: ...le where the wheel might be detected Mounting higher than the top of the wheel at a steering axle will not usually cause a problem IMPORTANT Use the software to confirm sensor positions before doing any physical installation Pre installation survey is strongly recommended to ensure the system can be fitted There are several position rules to follow to ensure the system operates correctly The senso...

Page 15: ...g the sensor go to Section 6 8 5 5 Connecting to the Algorithm ECU Connect the PC to the USB connector located on the algorithm ECU A USB extender cable may be needed to enable comfortable use of the PC Once the algorithm ECU is connected to the configuration software it moves into configuration mode indicated by a flashing green light on the buzzer The ECU will remain in configuration mode until ...

Page 16: ...cm away to block it for one or two seconds It is not necessary to touch the sensor Then move to the next sensor and repeat until you have put your hand over to the last sensor An audible indicator will be played through the PC when each sensor has been triggered Return to the configuration software and it will show the order of the sensors The order should be numerically correct e g 1 2 3 4 5 6 fo...

Page 17: ... 6 7 should be followed to prevent vehicle self detections Ensuring sensors are flush to the side of the vehicle and not in board is the most important for preventing vehicle self detections If there are no obvious obstructions but the test still fails skip the test and perform ELM After ELM has been performed return to the sensor clearance test which should now give improved results The test may ...

Page 18: ...pped but correct operation then cannot be guaranteed We strongly recommend running this test Skipping the test will be recorded to the log file Once this test is complete the Turn Test button will have a green line below it and the Export to ECU button will become available Progress bar after turn test complete 5 12 Export to ECU When the final test is complete click the Export to ECU button This ...

Page 19: ...U and vehicle are described here Connections between the system components are described in Section 6 5 6 4 1 Algorithm ECU Power The algorithm ECU power tail cables are marked 12 24VDC and GND and should be connected to the vehicle ignition circuit All other components are powered from the algorithm ECU The system is supplied with a 5A automotive blade fuse 6 4 2 Input Triggers and Speed Input Th...

Page 20: ...ntact with other tail cables or other equipment during the vehicle s operation 6 5 Electrical Connections between Sidescan Predict Components This section describes the connection between the main Sidescan Predict components It describes separately connection between the buzzer display and algorithm ECU connection between the algorithm ECU and UDS ECU and connection between the UDS ECU and the sen...

Page 21: ...r installation Valid and invalid algorithm ECU mounting orientations 6 7 Sensor Mounting and Location The sensor positions must be verified with the configuration software Invalid sensor positions will cause the system to malfunction The configuration software will not permit a user to set up the system unless the input positions are valid There are black and white type sensors which must be progr...

Page 22: ...ing These cannot be used as guides to determine correct rotation The installer must check the UP marking on the sensor 6 7 3 Sensor Sleeves and Underslung Housings The sensors can be mounted on a horizontal surface using an underslung sensor housing with a sensor sleeve or flush to a surface by inserting a sensor sleeve directly The sleeves are used to angle the sensor upwards where required The s...

Page 23: ...correctly programmed If the ID is not valid the LED will flash red This indicates the sensor ID is unchanged 6 9 Cabling Cables should be run in conduit and along suitable cable runs throughout the vehicle Avoid running cables with vehicle power cables to prevent possible interference Ensure cabling and connectors are fitted away from sources of excess heat vibration movement and water To prevent ...

Page 24: ...Once downloaded the files can be found in the user s documents folder Documents Sidescan Predict ECU Configurations This file will provide the current configuration of the algorithm ECU with content from the vehicle details input form and the sensor details input form 7 2 2 Installation Log The ECU installation log can be obtained by selecting Get Installation Log from the Comms drop down menu Thi...

Page 25: ...zzer display is faulty Check valid firmware is loaded on to the algorithm ECU Help Get ECU Details Check connection between algorithm ECU and buzzer display After restart the power fault LED shows an alternating amber and green light for 10 seconds Then the buzzer display does a self test and the power fault LED shows a solid amber light No data is being received from the UDS ECU Use diagnostic mo...

Page 26: ... In cab with adhesive pad or AMPS mount see Section 9 5 IP protection IP30 Operating temperature 30 to 80 C Volume Adjustable 5 levels Sound levels 200Hz 64 3 to 83 5 dB 5 10cm adjustable 5 levels 800Hz 68 0 to 82 7dB 5 10cm adjustable 5 levels 2450Hz 68 5 to 89 0dB 5 10cm adjustable 5 levels Colours visual warning Yellow Red Colours power fault LED Green Amber Red 8 5 Algorithm ECU Specification ...

Page 27: ...52 53 9 1 Sensors Sleeves and Underslung Housings 9 2 Underslung Housing Mounting Holes 9 3 UDS ECU 9 4 Algorithm ECU 9 Mounting Dimensions ...

Page 28: ... aid but do not exempt the driver from taking every normal precaution when conducting a manoeuvre No liability arising out of the use or failure of the product can in any way be attached to Brigade or to the distributor Specifications subject to change 9 Mounting Dimensions 10 Disclaimer ...

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