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Extreme 9" Monitor/DVR System

© 2014 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc.

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Components for Individual Sale

Components for Individual Sale

Component

Part Number

Extreme Color Monitor 9"

1487747

SSP Color Camera

1470028

Cable 3' Camera/Monitor SSP

1495023

Cable 6' Camera/Monitor SSP

1495024

Cable 9' Camera/Monitor SSP

1495025

Cable 16’ Camera/Monitor

1433196

Cable 32’ Camera/Monitor SSP

1433200

Cable 65’ Camera/Monitor

1433250

Cable 82’ Camera/Monitor SSP*

1431526

Power Accessory Harness

1511546

32GB Memory SD Card for Monitor

1453457

Triangle Driver Bit for Monitor

1484556

*When installing a hopper camera on a dump body truck, it is necessary to purchase an 82’ cable (P/N 1431526). 

NOTE:

 Battery for the Remote Control is CR2025, which can be purchased at any local retailer.

Kit Numbers for Monitor 9"*

Cameras per System

Part Number

1 camera with one 65’ cable

1487822

2 cameras with two 65’ cables

1487823

3 cameras with two 65’ cables and one 32’ cable

1487824

3 cameras with one 82' cable, one 65' cable, and one 16' cable

1487829

4 cameras with two 65’ cables, one 32’ cable, and one 16’ cable

1487825

*Each kit includes one monitor plus contents described.

NOTE:

 Kits are packaged for the most common applications. It may be necessary to purchase additional cables for 

specific applications. 

Monitor Mounting

Part Number

Ram Mount Individual Components

Mount, 1.5" Ball, 2.5 Base (x2)

1476231

RAM Mount, 1.5" Ball, 2.5"L

1476232

RAM Mount, Double Socket, 1.5" Ball, 4.5"L

1489033

RAM Mount, Double Socket, 1.5" Ball, 8"L

1489034

Hex Cap Screw M5-.8X10* (x4)

1496858

Flat Washer M5x10x1*  (x4)

1496859

*Use 1496858 and 1496859 when using P/N 1476231 mount.

Summary of Contents for 1487747

Page 1: ...SSV Extreme 9 Monitor O p e r a t i o n S e r v i c e P a r t s 2014 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing Inc Rev 1216 Monitor P N 1487747 Manual P N 1489226 ...

Page 2: ...me this manual was published The illustrations used in this manual are intended as representative reference views only Because of our continuous product improvement policy we may modify information illustrations and or specifications to explain and or exemplify a product service or maintenance improvement We reserve the right to make any change at any time without notice Go to www streetsmartparts...

Page 3: ...tor 9 Kit Parts List 7 Monitor and GPS Receiver Installation 7 Master Cable Harness 8 Power Accessory Harness 9 Camera Connection Pin Assignment 10 Connection Diagram 10 Monitor 9 Functions 11 Front Panel Buttons and System Start Up 11 Power 11 Jump 11 Menu 11 11 11 OSD MAIN MENU FUNCTIONS 11 Remote Control for OSD Menu Functions 12 Typically Used Remote Control Buttons 12 Access OSD Menu with Rem...

Page 4: ...nd Loader 36 Rear End Loader 37 AutoReach 38 Zero Radius 39 Mixer 40 Camera Bracket Illustrations 41 TROUBLESHOOTING 43 Troubleshooting Chart 43 COMPONENTS FOR INDIVIDUAL SALE 46 Selected Component Images 48 COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS 51 Monitor Specifications for P N 1487747 51 Camera Specifications for P N 1470028 52 PRECO PREVIEW RADAR SYSTEM 53 Preco ElectronicsTM PreView Radar Systems 53 PreVie...

Page 5: ... your guide to operation and maintenance for this equipment Scope of the Manual This manual provides information for use by the equipment operator and service personnel under the following headings Safety Parts List Installation Operation Camera Installation and Mounting Locations Troubleshooting Individual Component Sales Monitor and Camera Specifications Preco ElectronicsTM PreView Radar Systems...

Page 6: ...N Fort Wayne LA New Orleans MD Beltsville MN Dodge Center MO North Kansas City NC High Point NV Las Vegas NY Bronx OH Cincinnati OH Columbus PA Morgantown TX Houston TX Hutchins UT West Valley City WA Puyallup WI Oshkosh Canada Ontario and Western Provinces 800 265 1089 Quebec and Maritime Provinces 800 996 4937 Corporate Headquarters Contact McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service directly at our...

Page 7: ...in to them the entire contents of this manual as well as the safety guidelines danger caution and warning decals on this unit Such individuals should not be allowed to operate this equipment until they thoroughly understand all of these materials Failure to do so can result in serious injury or death Safety and safe working procedures must be followed at all times Operation Precautions 1 Before yo...

Page 8: ...individual cameras or camera combinations File format of the SD Card is Windows compatible SD Card Not Included but is available for purchase through McNeilus Street Smart Parts and Service P N 1453457 for a 32 GB SDHC Card The 32 GB SDHC size SD Card is the largest capacity size that the DVR can use Do not use a SD Card larger than 32 GB Distance Grid Backlighted buttons LCD Night brightness mode...

Page 9: ...ed plug located on the back of the camera Automatic heat chip set Microphone audio capable NOTE Remove the threaded plug on the back of the camera to mirror the image on the screen The DVR will record a mirrored image NOTE The adjustable IR button is used to adjust the intensity of the IR for night vision Patent Pending Front View of Camera Mirror Image Plug Adjustable IR Button Back View of Camer...

Page 10: ...Extreme 9 Monitor DVR System 2014 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing Inc 6 Installation Monitor 9 1487747 Installation and Menu and DVR Functions ...

Page 11: ...old the monitor in place Verify the area around and underneath being drilled into is clear of all wires or other items Drill the holes NOTE If the provided bracket does not allow for positioning the monitor in the best location for the driver s view see Page 46 for other bracket options available through McNeilus Parts at 888 686 7278 or www streetsmartparts com If you require a different bracket ...

Page 12: ...tenna to the Master Cable Harness 8 Attach the GPS receiver on the dash or on the inside cab windshield in clear reception of satellites The receiver is magnetized for attaching or it may be attached with a piece of Velcro Master Cable Harness CAMERA A CAMERA B CAMERA C CAMERA D CAMERA E GPS Antenna Wire Function Note BROWN Color Wire 4 Pin Connector CAMERA A For Backup Reverse Camera Connect PURP...

Page 13: ...his camera to be activated and displayed when the truck is in Reverse connect the Green wire to a Reverse Back Up signal PURPLE LEFT TURN CAMERA B If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the Left Direction Turn Signal is activated connect the Purple wire to the directional signal Left BROWN RIGHT TURN CAMERA C If you want this camera to be activated and displayed when the Right ...

Page 14: ...GHT CAMERA D FRONT CAMERA E PARK GPS ANTENNA CONNECTION RED for ACC to connect to Ignition Power Source BLACK for Ground YELLOW for connection to Battery GREEN for connection to trigger Camera A PURPLE for connection to trigger Camera B BROWN for connection to trigger Camera C BLUE for connection to trigger Camera D GRAY for connection to Camera E NOTE The yellow wire must be connected to the batt...

Page 15: ...enu Provides the following selection Press and hold this button knob until the On Screen Display OSD Menu displays In the OSD Menu this button knob also acts as the enter or exit function in specific configurations to change and save the configurations Lightly press the Menu button knob to switch the screen image to the next image available Navigates upward to the right in the OSD Menu and adjusts...

Page 16: ...ra setup and Jump 2 camera setup See Page 16 for set up of Jump Press VOL to adjust the volume on the monitor s speaker Press VOL to adjust the volume on the monitor s speaker Press Up Arrow to navigate through the OSD menu Press Down Arrow to navigate through the OSD menu Press Stop Return to exit the OSD menu The following buttons on the Remote Control are not currently used for any applications...

Page 17: ...3 Motion Sensitivity Page 23 For DVR Settings see Page 24 DVR Status Page 24 Audio Record Source Page 24 DVR Record Source Page 25 DVR Time Out Page 25 DVR Menu Page 25 For Mute Settings see Page 29 For General Setup see Page 29 Language Page 29 Ignition Off Setup Page 30 Menu Alert Page 30 Factory Defaults Page 30 For Passcode Setup see Page 31 To Exit the OSD see Page 31 NOTE The OK button MUST ...

Page 18: ... currently showing for each camera DVR In DVR view screen will display the camera views that are currently being recorded Any changes to DVR settings must be completed in the DVR menu DVR Record Source NOTE Shown is the screen without any cameras selected to record Figure 2 Camera Settings and DVR Settings NOTE The OK button MUST be pressed to accept save changes to settings ...

Page 19: ...enu Functions Screen Settings LCD Setup Brightness recommended value is 16 Contrast recommended value is 16 Color recommended value is 16 Tint recommended value is 16 Sharpness recommended value is 30 Mode recommended value is 16 9 Dimmer Figure 3 Screen Settings Menu and LCD Setup ...

Page 20: ...play only one 1 channel image at a time A B C D In dual video view screen will display two 2 channel combination views such as A B A C A D B C In triple video view screen will display the combinations of A B C D B C B C A B C D In quad video view screen will display four 4 channel combination views at one time A B C D NOTE Cameras D and E are toggle cameras You cannot view cameras D and E at the s...

Page 21: ...e usage Not for use while truck is moving Sets the amount of time in seconds for automatic cycling through camera image views Figure 6 The amount of time one second to 100 seconds is how long each camera image will remain on the screen before cycling to the next input Keep the seconds as zero if you do not want automatic cycling through the camera images To set up press and hold the Menu button on...

Page 22: ... grid s unit of measurement in either feet or meters Press OK to save selection NOTE The OK button MUST be pressed to accept save changes to settings Set grid line measurements on the screen Before setting grid lines make sure the camera has a clear field of view especially if grid line set up must be completed indoors as walls posts etc may interrupt the field of view With the parking brake appli...

Page 23: ...vehicle which is the bumper or back edge of vehicle 0 feet from vehicle is the Red Line on the monitor screen Line 3 Measure 3 feet from the back edge of the vehicle out from the vehicle This distance is the Blue Line on the monitor screen Line 2 Measure 5 feet from the back edge of the vehicle out from the vehicle This distance is the Yellow Line on the monitor screen Line 1 Measure 7 feet from t...

Page 24: ...e view is sufficient for your needs prior to each vehicle use 2 Use a measuring tool such as a tape measure to mark out the distance behind the vehicle Use objects such as safety cones to identify the lines during measuring 3 Adjust the Horizontal Line dimensions H1 H2 to match the dimensions marked out these are the lines that will display on the monitor For each line dimension press the right ar...

Page 25: ... to mark out the distance behind the vehicle Use objects such as safety cones to identify the lines during measuring Line 4 The distance directly next to the vehicle which is the bumper of the vehicle 0 feet from vehicle is the Red Line on the monitor screen Line 3 Measure 3 7 feet from the edge of the bumper out from the vehicle This distance is the Blue Line on the monitor screen Line 2 Measure ...

Page 26: ... Line 2 Yellow Line 3 Blue Line 4 Red H1 H2 Farthest from Vehicle Closest to Vehicle Bumper of Vehicle H1 and H2 refer to the left and right distance from the center line of the vehicle see Horizontal Line Set Up 0ft H1 H2 4 5 ft This view illustrates the Left and Right Alley Camera Set Up H1 0ft H2 4 5 ft ...

Page 27: ...Motion On setting is chosen in the Ignition Off Setup see Page 30 for Ignition Off Setup Motion Sensitivity if a camera s is set for motion detection the Motion Sensitivity setting can be adjusted for Low Medium and High Figure 8 This function will set the sensitivity level for triggering the activation of the Motion Detect record function from less sensitive to more sensitive Figure 8 Motion Dete...

Page 28: ... for the DVR to function properly IMPORTANT NOTE When the recording function is activated a small red circle icon will flash to the right of the camcorder icon You do not need to remain in DVR mode to activate and continue recording Make sure that whenever you insert a SD card in the monitor the red circle icon is flashing on the DVR screen to indicate that the SD card is recording The DVR recordi...

Page 29: ...fter the LCD monitor screen goes off when the ignition key is turned off Figure 10 Factory default is 10 minutes Must have the LCD OFF and DVR Time Out selected in the Ignition Off Setup refer to Page 30 for setup Figure 10 DVR Record Source and DVR Time Out settings DVR Menu Remove SD Allows you to access the DVR main menu to make adjustments to the following options Figure 11 Language Page 26 Re...

Page 30: ...tor For ease of viewing files it is not recommended to use the Playback mode Instead download the McNeilus SSV Analytics software to your computer and view the SD card on your computer See McNeilus SSV Analytics software information below To play the recorded images from the SD Card on a computer users must first go to http www mcneilus ssv com Extreme9 McNeilus SSV Analytics exe to download free ...

Page 31: ...anual Recording Figure 15 Auto Record Automatically records the images on the cameras chosen in the DVR Source setup Manual Record Allows for manual recording of whatever is displaying on the monitor screen at the time of pressing REC on the remote control Records only when you press REC on the remote control To use manual record access the DVR Menu press Rec Mode press Auto Manual Rec Scroll down...

Page 32: ...recommends the G Sensor rating be set to OFF to allow the SD Card to continue to loop SSV Analytics allows for viewing and or sorting separated files triggered by a G Shock Record Time Setting Sets the video segments in 1 5 minute isolated increments for sorting the video when viewing the video Figure 16 Figure 16 G Sensor setting and Record Time Setting for DVR Factory Mode Resets the DVR to fact...

Page 33: ...onitor NOTE If the speaker is not muted you will hear audio from whichever camera is displaying fully screen single camera configuration If the camera configuration is dual triple or quad you will not receive any audio from any camera General Setup Language Page 29 Ignition Off Setup Page 30 Menu Alert Beep Page 30 Factory Defaults Page 30 Language Changes the language of the Monitor settings to E...

Page 34: ...d per preset recording settings LCD OFF and Motion ON When the LCD monitor is powered off the DVR will record when motion is detected on the camera Refer to Page 23 for set up of camera s motion detection recording LCD OFF and DVR Time Out ON When the LCD monitor is powered off the DVR Time Out will remain recording for the chosen amount of time 1 180 minutes after the LCD monitor screen goes off ...

Page 35: ...press OK button on the screen to save the Passcode NOTE To access the OSD menu you must enter the Passcode Once the passcode is entered you will have temporary access to settings and the DVR menu and once you exit the OSD menu or after 20 seconds of inactive use the system will reset the Passcode lock To deactivate the Passcode lock enter the Passcode to access the OSD menu press the Passcode lock...

Page 36: ...McNeilus SSV Analytics software to your computer and view the SD card on your computer See McNeilus SSV Analytics software information below To play the recorded images from the SD Card on a computer users must first go to http www mcneilus ssv com Extreme9 McNeilus SSV Analytics exe to download free McNeilus SSV Analytics Software for 9 Extreme System ...

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Page 38: ...Extreme 9 Monitor DVR System 2014 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing Inc 34 Camera and Cable Installation Camera and Cable Installation ...

Page 39: ...nduit channels available on the vehicle s body attach to the existing wiring harness 5 For any camera that is mounted on a moving part such as the tailgate or an arm make sure there is enough slack to allow for the intended movement but not so much that would allow the cable to snag on branches etc 6 Before securing the cable or mounting the camera connect the cable to the monitor and to the camer...

Page 40: ...nd 1483253 hopper camera guard 5 Top Door Atlantic 1428569 6 Mirror Bolt to Door1 1145490 7 Mirror Clamp to Tube1 1143992 8 Driver Facing in Cab 1486114 9 Forward Drive Facing in Cab Dash Mount 1178933 In Cab Ceiling Mount 1166535 10 Right Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1470030 11 Left Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1530362 NOTE 1 For reference numbers 6 and 7 cameras can be placed on either side of t...

Page 41: ...14 11 Right Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1470030 12 Left Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1530362 NOTE 1 When installing reference numbers 8 and 9 it may be necessary to purchase a 16 cable P N 1433196 For reference number 10 cameras can be placed on either side of the vehicle or on both sides For reference number 9 the IR on the camera must be turned off See Page 5 for instructions to turn off IR 2 F...

Page 42: ...Facing in Cab4 Dash Mount 1178933 In Cab Ceiling Mount 1166535 10 Cab Side Rear Facing2 1486114 11 Right Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1470030 12 Left Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1530362 NOTE 1 For reference number 4 the Hopper Camera is located on the Street Side in the front of the Hopper 2 For reference numbers 5 6 and 10 cameras can be placed on either side of the vehicle or on both sides 3 Wh...

Page 43: ... Cab4 Dash Mount 1178933 In Cab Ceiling Mount 1166535 10 Cab Side Rear Facing 1486114 11 Right Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1470030 12 Left Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1530362 NOTE 1 For reference number 4 the Hopper Camera is located on the Street Side in the front of the Hopper 2 For reference numbers 5 6 and 10 cameras can be placed on either side of the truck or on both sides 3 When installin...

Page 44: ...ly to the dashboard in the cab 5 Driver Facing in Cab 1486114 6 Cab Side Rear Facing 1486114 7 Right Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1470030 8 Left Side Cab Mounted Side Facing 1530362 NOTE When installing reference numbers 4 and 5 it may be necessary to purchase a 16 cable P N 1433196 For reference number 6 cameras can be placed on either side of the truck or on both sides For reference number 9 the...

Page 45: ...cturing Inc 41 Camera Locations Camera Bracket Illustrations 1140988 1483269 1260747 1260752 1428569 1145490 1143992 1260649 1150000 1235556 1408134 1408138 1408136 1431792 1321476 1166535 1178933 1483254 0084330 1494170 1486114 1483253 1484152 1484153 1395593 ...

Page 46: ...Extreme 9 Monitor DVR System 2014 McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing Inc 42 Troubleshooting Components for Individual Sale Component Specifications Preco PreView Installation Hardware Warranty ...

Page 47: ...t Power Up 1 Power Wires Check monitor power wires and fuses Check for power to Battery yellow wire and ACC power red wire Check fuses for the Battery and ACC power wire If fuses are bad replace with standard fuse Littel fuse Mini ATM 5 Amp B Monitor Lights Up But No Picture Appears 1 Monitor Controls Check monitor controls Adjust monitor controls i e brightness tint to see if picture appears 2 Ca...

Page 48: ... Composite Monitor is not in color The bottom quarter of the screen is distorted blurry Determine if the OSD or the DVR video composites are correct Those using the monitor in North or South America must have both the OSD and the DVR video composites set to NTSC if equipped with DVR Those using the monitor in Europe must have both the OSD and the DVR video composites set to PAL if equipped with DV...

Page 49: ...camera bracket Rotate the bracket to give the camera a different position in the bracket Replace the camera in the bracket Replace the bracket on the truck M Unable To Access DVR Main Menu 1 Unable to access DVR Main Menu Press the DVR Main Menu button on the touchscreen and the DVR Menu does not appear 1 Push the Menu button to enter the OSD menu Press the DVR icon in the upper right hand corner ...

Page 50: ...Control is CR2025 which can be purchased at any local retailer Kit Numbers for Monitor 9 Cameras per System Part Number 1 camera with one 65 cable 1487822 2 cameras with two 65 cables 1487823 3 cameras with two 65 cables and one 32 cable 1487824 3 cameras with one 82 cable one 65 cable and one 16 cable 1487829 4 cameras with two 65 cables one 32 cable and one 16 cable 1487825 Each kit includes one...

Page 51: ...ra SSV 1480016 Night Vision Light SSV 1491922 SSV Trailer Kits Part Number 2 Camera Harness 1480245 4 Camera Harness 1480152 Adaptors Part Number AWT Cable to SSV Camera 1460447 AWT Cable to SSV Monitor 1460448 SV Cable to SSV Camera 1462085 SV Cable to SSV Monitor 1462086 Preco PreView Radar Systems Part Number PreView Single Sensor System Kit Front Loader and Side Loader Only 1479540 PreView Sin...

Page 52: ...N 1495024 6 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1495025 9 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1433196 16 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1433200 32 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1433250 65 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1431526 82 Cable Camera Monitor SSP P N 1453457 32GB Memory Card P N 1476860 Remote Control SD Card Cover P N 1484556 Triangle Driver Bit P N 1511546 Power Accessory Harness ...

Page 53: ...33 RAM Mount Double Socket 1 5 Ball 4 5 L P N 1489034 RAM Mount Double Socket 1 5 Ball 8 L P N 1476232 RAM Mount 1 5 Ball 2 5 L P N 1452176 2 Second Off Delay Module P N 1480171 Hopper Arm Camera Assembly Silver Body P N 1480016 Light Bracket Assembly for Hopper Arm Camera P N 1485691 Adaptor Cable 12V Power SSV supplied with P N 1480171 P N 1491922 Night Vision Light SSV P N 1477198 Polymer Camer...

Page 54: ...2086 SV Cable to SSV Monitor P N 1462085 SV Cable to SSV Camera P N 1460447 AWT Cable to SSV Camera P N 1460448 AWT Cable to SSV Monitor P N 1480245 2 Camera Harness P N 1480152 4 Camera Harness P N 1462085 SV Cable to SSV Camera P N 1541952 Monitor Camera Harness P N 1541953 Monitor GPS Harness P N 1543316 Monitor Splitter Cable Adaptor ...

Page 55: ...deo Input Output SPK Output Camera Input DVR Input Output Dimension Overall Dimension Weight Safety Environment Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Description Silver 1487747 9 Analog 16 9 Color Up to 15G TFT Active Matrix System 7 5 in W x 4 in H 198 mm x 112 mm H800 x V480 384000 dots 250 cd m2 LED 500 1 1 position Off 1 9 control positions Single Dual Triple Quadruple Θ70 Degree Θ70 Degre...

Page 56: ...ance with IR on High Image Sensor IR LED Waterproof IP Power Consumption Shell Material Camera AV Video Audio TV System Audio Dimensions Overall Dimension Weight Environment Operating Temperature Description Silver 1470028 2 8 mm 720P All Digital Resolution 140 3 6 mm x 2 7 mm 100 ft IR and Color 12 LEDs IP69K DC12V 360mA Aluminum Alloy Automatic Heat Chip NTSC or PAL system Microphone 92mm x 72mm...

Page 57: ...racket 1 Sensor Drill Template 1 2 1483927 VideoLink 1 1 4 20 x 1 1 2 Cap Screws 2 1 4 x 1 1 2 Screw 2 1 4 x 1 1 2 Flat Washers 2 1 4 20 Nylock Nuts 2 3 1483944 Buzzer Kit 24V buzzer red and black wire terminals 1 4 1483945 Body Cable 75 22 86 M 1 5 1483928 Cab Adaptor Cable 16 4 9 M 1 6 1483926 Monitor Adaptor Cable 59 1500 mm 1 Installation Instructions Mount the Single PreView Sensor 1 Select a...

Page 58: ...on the template Secure the sensor to the vehicle using the 4 1 1 4 x 10 24 bolts 4 1 1 4 x 10 24 locking hex nuts and the 4 1 1 4 x 10 24 flat washers Torque the bolts to a maximum of 22 in lbs Mount and Install the VideoLink The VideoLink P N 1483927 is mounted in the cab between the camera system cable and the Extreme Monitor DVR system Installation of the Buzzer Kit P N 1483944 is recommended s...

Page 59: ...e away from areas that may damage it Secure the cable every few feet approximately every 1M with tie wraps Figure 27 Body Cable P N 1483945 PreView Figure 28 2 Connect the Cab Adaptor Cable 16 4 9M P N 1483928 to the body cable and the VideoLink module Figure 29 From the Cab Adaptor Cable connect the red wire to 12 24 VDC Input Power the black wire to ground and the blue wire to reverse light powe...

Page 60: ...re Attach to the positive terminal on the buzzer Buzzer Remove and discard the black wire unless you need it as extension to white wire Attach the WHITE wire to the negative terminal on buzzer Figure 31 4 Route the white wire marked buzzer to the buzzer location 5 Strip the white wire and crimp one of the pink terminals from the buzzer onto the white wire from the Cab Adaptor Cable P N 1483928 Att...

Page 61: ...lluminated and the system does not detect any objects all black white indicator circles are off 3 Have an assistant test the detection zone by walking in the direction of the arrows in approximately 3 ft 1M increments starting from direction 1 then 2 and finally 3 see Figure 32 4 Use the monitor to determine view points Have the assistant place a traffic cone or other highly visible object at the ...

Page 62: ...928 Cab Adaptor Cable 16 4 9 M 1 6 1483926 Monitor Adaptor Cable 59 1500 mm 1 7 1504305 Sensor Guard Bracket 1 8 1504300 Sensor Bracket Adjustable 1 Installation Instructions Mount the Single PreView Sensor 1 Select a location for the sensor that is on the rear of the vehicle centered and toward the top of the truck using the appropriate sensor bracket see Figure 33 Make sure the sensor is mounted...

Page 63: ...3927 is mounted in the cab between the camera system cable and the Extreme Monitor DVR system Installation of the Buzzer Kit P N 1483944 is recommended see Page 61 for installation instructions for the buzzer kit 1 Disconnect the existing camera system cable from the monitor 2 Connect the 1483926 Monitor Adaptor Cable between the monitor and the camera cable 3 Plug the black Deutsch connector from...

Page 64: ...cess cable away from areas that may damage it Secure the cable every few feet approximately every 1M with tie wraps Figure 36 Body Cable P N 1483945 2 Connect the Cab Adaptor Cable 16 4 9M P N 1483928 to the body cable and the VideoLink module Figure 37 From the Cab Adaptor Cable connect the red wire to 12 24 VDC Input Power the black wire to ground and the blue wire to reverse light power circuit...

Page 65: ...re Attach to the positive terminal on the buzzer Buzzer Remove and discard the black wire unless you need it as extension to white wire Attach the WHITE wire to the negative terminal on buzzer Figure 39 4 Route the white wire marked buzzer to the buzzer location 5 Strip the white wire and crimp one of the pink terminals from the buzzer onto the white wire from the Cab Adaptor Cable P N 1483928 Att...

Page 66: ...the system does not detect any objects all black white indicator circles are off not visible 3 Have an assistant test the detection zone by walking in the direction of the arrows in approximately 3 ft 1M increments starting from direction 1 then 2 and finally 3 see Figure 40 4 Use the monitor to determine view points Have the assistant place a traffic cone or other highly visible object at the fir...

Page 67: ... VideoLink Controller 1 4 1483962 Tailgate Harness 1 5 1483964 VideoLink Monitor Adaptor 1 6 1483963 VideoLink Camera Adaptor 1 7 1483944 Buzzer Kit 24V buzzer red and black wire terminals 1 Installation Instructions Mount the Dual PreView Sensors on Rear End Loaders The PreView sensors are typically mounted above the compactor on the tailgate see Figure 41 Bolt or weld the sensor mounting bracket...

Page 68: ... the rear light frame rail on either the Front End or Side loaders Bolt or weld the sensor mounting brackets with the sensors underneath the frame rail The 10 degree angle of the brackets should be toward the center of the truck See Figure 42 Dual PreView Sensor P N 1407329 PreView PreView Camera 10 Figure 42 Mount the Dual PreView Sensor on Front End or Side Loaders Dual PreView Sensor Bracket P ...

Page 69: ...arness to the VideoLink Camera Adaptor 2 Disconnect the existing camera system cable from the SSV camera Plug in the other two connectors from the VideoLink Camera Adaptor P N 1483963 between the SSV camera and the existing camera system cable 3 In the cab connect the VideoLink Monitor Adaptor P N 1483964 Figure 44 between the camera system body cable and the monitor Connect the other two connecto...

Page 70: ...nnect the PreView VideoLink Harness on Rear End Loader PreView PreView Camera To Cab 2 1 3 4 Figure 47 Install and connect the PreView VideoLink Harness on Front End or Side Loaders Front End or Side Loader Cable Installation Legend for Both Cable Installation Images Tailgate Harness VideoLink Camera Adaptor P N 1483962 P N 1483963 VideoLink Monitor Adaptor Existing Camera System Cable P N 1483964...

Page 71: ...h to the positive terminal on the buzzer Buzzer Remove and discard the black wire unless you need it as extension to white wire Attach the WHITE wire to the negative terminal on buzzer Figure 49 Wiring set up 6 Route the white wire marked buzzer to the buzzer location 7 Strip the white wire and crimp one of the pink terminals from the buzzer onto the white wire from the Cab Adaptor Cable P N 14839...

Page 72: ... is illuminated and the system does not detect any objects all black white indicator circles are off 3 Have an assistant test the detection zone by walking in the direction of the arrows in approximately 3 ft 1M increments starting from direction 1 then 2 and finally 3 see Figure 50 4 Use the monitor to determine view points Have the assistant place a traffic cone or other highly visible object at...

Page 73: ...lus will repair or replace at McNeilus s sole discretion and without charge any part which under normal and proper use is found to be defective within the effective period of this warranty This warranty is void and does not cover product that has been lost or damaged in shipment subjected to improper installation misuse abuse tampering use contrary to operation instructions or disassembly repair o...

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