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8.3.4.2 Sensor 1 Detection Zone Length Setup :

This is used to set up each of the five zones individually. Zone 1 has a range from 1m to 20m and others have a range from 

0m to 20m selectable via the pull down menus. The combined total length will not exceed 20m. This will be the same for Zone 

2 in a 2 sensor system.

Note: The Trigger Output Length and Buzzer Starting Zone will reset when the Sensor 1 Detection Zones Length is changed. Set the Trigger 

Output Length and Buzzer Starting Zone manually as required.

8.3.4.3 Quick Setting:
Not recommended for use
8.3.4.4 Trigger Output Length:

The Trigger Output Length is set at the point where you want the trigger output to start in the detection area. Select the 

appropriate Trigger Output Length from the drop down box.

8.3.4.5 Buzzer Starting Zone:

Select the required buzzer starting zone from the drop down box.

8.3.4.6 Sensor 1 Install Angle / Sensor 2 Install Angle:

Horizontal angle cannot be adjusted in the software.  Refer to set-up requirements.

8.3.4.7 Distance Display:

If selected, it will display the distance to the object being detected on the monitor. The distance tolerance is +/- 0.03m.

8.3.4.8 Combination Display Setting:

If selected, two sensors will combine to read as one sensor covering a larger area. They must be mounted so they are facing 

25° from each other. If this position is not selected, two sensors will detect independently and will show alarm zones for each 

sensor.

8.3.5 Download Configuration Data to the Control Box:

Make sure the Configuration Tool is in connected state. Once all the required configurations are selected, all the settings can be 

programmed into the Control Box. The “view” interface will also display the status you set.

Click the “Apply” button and it will download the configuration data to the Control Box. Once configuration is downloaded, a 

popup window prompts “Config Success” and “Apply Success” will be displayed at the Part D as shown on Figure 22.

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Summary of Contents for Smartspot EC1011

Page 1: ...d or shorting of electrical connections can cause high current arcing which can cause personal injury and or severe vehicle damage including fire 4 Proper placement and installation are vital to the p...

Page 2: ...ts moving objects including any transportation vehicles motorcycles bicycles pedestrians etc 6 Works effectively in harsh environments and in poor visibility including darkness smoke fog and dust 7 Wi...

Page 3: ...terminal blocks or soldered connections be used with shrink tubing to protect the connections Do not use insulation displacement connectors e g 3M Scotchlock type connectors 2 Route wiring using grom...

Page 4: ...e sold separately Figure 2 6 1 Sensor Installation The radar sensor mounting location is important for proper installation Ideally the sensor should be mounted on the rear center of the vehicle at rou...

Page 5: ...two sensors EC1012 Dual Radar Kit Port D for camera use a plug sealer for IP protection Port E for power and trigger cable through 1 5m power cable and trigger cable Red wire connect to power of the s...

Page 6: ...r two sensor optional Figure 8 Connecting two sensors EC1012 Dual Radar Kit Port D for camera through camera cable that comes with the camera sold separately Port E for power and trigger cable through...

Page 7: ...Page 7 of 15 7 Object Detection Capability 7 1 Detection Pattern 7 1 1 Horizontal Pattern Person Car Truck Person Car Truck Figure 9 Figure 10...

Page 8: ...located towards the edges of the detection area or at an angle Distance An object closer to the sensor is better detected than one which is farther away 7 3 Alerts Description This system provides th...

Page 9: ...uct box The driver should be installed before the USB to serial port connection is made to a PC 1 Double click CP210xVCPInstaller_x64 exe 64 bits system or CP210xVCPInstaller_x86 exe file 32 bits syst...

Page 10: ...e device 8 3 Using the Configuration Tool Software Connect the Control Box Port B to the PC with the USB serial port cable Figure 16 WARNING Ensure that the Control Box is powered and there is NO VOLT...

Page 11: ...n you select COM mode Part B is Control Box configuration which is used to set up the detection zone length width Type 1 sensor cannot be set trigger output length and buzzer starting zone Part C is s...

Page 12: ...uick Setting Sensor Zone Width Combination Display Trigger Output Length and Buzzer Starting Zone 8 3 4 1 Sensor Zone Length The detection area length can be set in two ways 1 Setting each zone indivi...

Page 13: ...Sensor 1 Install Angle Sensor 2 Install Angle Horizontal angle cannot be adjusted in the software Refer to set up requirements 8 3 4 7 Distance Display If selected it will display the distance to the...

Page 14: ...or notes the area where detection occurs 7 Next walk from the center of the rear of the vehicle straight back away from the vehicle When the buzzer quits sounding or overlay disappears the detection l...

Page 15: ...S ABOUT THE PRODUCT DO NOT CONSTITUTE WARRANTIES Remedies and Limitation of Liability ECCO S SOLE LIABILITY AND BUYER S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN CONTRACT TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR UNDER ANY OTHER THEORY...

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