VisionStat Plus MA-BCKS-7.0 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 13)

VisionStat Plus Video Monitoring and Obstacle Detection Sensor System

If the Camera cable will run through the

vehicle body, drill a 20mm hole in order to

pass the 4-pin connection through. Once this

connection is made, it may be placed inside

the vehicle body for additional protection. The

rubber grommet on the Camera’s cable can

be used to plug the 20mm hole. Seal the hole

properly with waterproofing compound, as

well as anywhere cables run through

openings in the vehicle body.

The Camera can be angled by loosening the

6 hex screws, 3 on each side, of the Camera,

see Figure 19. Once the desired angled is

achieved, retighten the 6 hex screws to

secure the Camera.

Once you have determined the most

effective mounting location, remove

the Frame Release Screws (2 each)

that hold the cover onto the Side

Camera Cover. Place the included

Rubber Insulating Pad in the

location where you plan to mount

the Camera and use it as a template

to mark and drill the (4 each)

mounting holes. Follow by drilling

the hole to pass the 4-pin Camera

cable connector through the vehicle.

Fig 19: Hex Screws on Side Camera

Fig 20: Side Camera Mounting Bracket

Any additional Cameras will be connected directly to the Monitor’s wiring harness via

extension cables. These Camera views will not provide Sensor readings. Only those

connected with the ECU (which only supports one camera) will provide Sensor

readings.

NOTE: If using a truck and

trailer, or other two vehicle configuration, the Truck & Trailer Interconnect will need to

be used. This interconnect system is available in both 1 camera and 4 camera

versions. You will need to use the interconnect system with enough connections to

support all cameras on the trailer or rear vehicle.

Installation: Cameras (Continued)

Fig 18: Extension Cable Paths

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