Cub VS-95A042 User manual


English Operation Guide

English Operation Guide
CONTENTS
REV: 0720
1. WARNING ..............................................1
2. SYSTEM CONTENTS.......................................2
3. INTRODUCTION .........................................3
4. REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT (RCTA) .........................3
5. DOOR OPEN WARNING (DOW) .............................4
6. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS..................................4
7. OPERATION.............................................5
8. ERROR DIAGNOSTICS.....................................6
9. TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................7

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1. WARNING
1. THE RV BLIND SPOT DETECTION SYSTEM DOES NOT REPLACE ANY FUNCTIONS DRIVERS SHALL ORDI-
NARILY PERFORM IN DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE, NOR DOES IT DECREASE THE NEED FOR DRIVERS TO
STAY VIGILANT AND ALERT IN ALL DRIVING CONDITIONS, TO OBEY ALL THE SAFE DRIVING STANDARDS,
PRACTICES,TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS.
2. CUB DOES NOT GUARANTEE 100% ACCURACY IN THE DETECTION OF VEHICLES OR PEDESTRIANS,AND
THEREFORE DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY RELATED AUDIO OR VISUAL WARNING
SIGNALS. FURTHERMORE, ROAD, WEATHER AND OTHER CONDITIONS MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT THE VEHI-
CLE’S BLIND SPOT DETECTION SYSTEM RECOGNITION AND RESPONSE CAPABILITIES.
3. CAREFULLY READ THIS OPERATION GUIDE AND ITS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARN-
INGS PRIOR TO INSTALLING OR USING THE RV BSD SYSTEM.
4. IT IS RECOMMENDED THATTHE INSTALLATION BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.
Do not pull the connectors with exces-
sive force.
Do not pull the harness with excessive
force.
1. WARNING 1
3. INTRODUCTION 3
5. OPERATION 4
4. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS 3
7. TROUBLESHOOTING 6
6. ERROR DIAGNOSTICS 5
2. SYSTEM CONTENTS 2

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2. SYSTEM CONTENTS
No. ITEM Qty PICTURE
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
21
Left RV Radar
11
Right RV Radar
11
Radar Mounting Gasket 2
Control Unit 1
Right Indicator 1
Buzzer 1
Power Button 1
1
Harness Set
Left Indicator 1
OBD II Cable 1
1
Manual Set
/Accessories

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30 ft
3. INTRODUCTION
The RV Blind Spot Detection System is designed to aid in detecting vehicles that may have entered
the vehicle blind spot zone, which is represented by the vehicles in the diagram below. The
detection area is on both sides of your vehicle, extending rearward from the vehicle to approx-
imately 30 feet beyond the bumper.The system is designed to alert you of vehicles, which will
not allow for a safe lane change.
4. REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT (RCTA)
The Rear Cross Trafc Alert (RCTA) is activated when the vehicle is placed in ‘reverse’. An
audible tone will be heard and the corresponding warning indicator lamp will ash when a
pedestrian or vehicle is detected approaching and resulting in an impact of approximately 2
seconds. The system is capable of monitoring the rear cross trafc zones up to a 60 ft range.

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4. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS5. DOOR OPEN WARNING (DOW)
6. SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
The Door Open Warning (DOW) is activated under two conditions; when the engine is on and
the hazard indicators are activated, or ve minutes after stopping the engine.
An audible tone will be heard and the warning indicator lamp will ash when an object
or vehicle is within the warning zone or if there is a vehicle detected approaching at high
speeds resulting in an impact of less than 2 seconds.
Operating Temperature1
3
5
Environmental Protection Level
Current Consumption
-40ºC~ +80ºC
Storage Temperature
2-40ºC ~ +85ºC
Input Voltage Range
49V – 16V
Radar:IP67
Max. 800mA ± 5% @12V
7Specifications
Alarm Level
6Level I :LED On (Constant)
Level II:LED Flash+Buzzer On
Radiation Regulations
8FCC / NCC
ISO 17387/IS0 16750
No. ITEM SPECIFICATIONS

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7. OPERATION
Indicator
Left Side Blind Spot Indicator
Right Side Blind Spot Indicator
POWER button
System Power
1. The system will automatically activate when the ignition is turned on.The warning
indicator lamps illuminate for 3 seconds during startup.
2. The system may be deactivated by pressing and holding the POWER button for
3 seconds, the indicator lamps will blink twice to conrm.
3. The system may be reactivated by pressing and holding the POWER button for
3 seconds, the indicator lamps will illuminate for 3 seconds to conrm.
System Activation
1. Start vehicle.
2. Indicator lamps will illuminate for 3 seconds to conrm activation and run
self-diagnostics.
3. If there are errors, the system will ash the indicator lamps and sound
tones to indicate the problems. Please use the TROUBLESHOOTING section for
more help.
4. The Blind Spot Detection System will turn on when you start the engine and begin
driving forward above approximately 12mph.
Blind Spot Indicator Lamps
1. The left indicator will illuminate when a vehicle is in your left blind spot while
driving. This indicator will ash and an audible tone will sound when your left turn
signal is activated while there is a vehicle in the left blind spot.
2. The right indicator will illuminate when a vehicle is in your right blind spot
while driving. This indicator will ash and an audible tone will sound when your
right turn signal is activated while there is a vehicle in the right blind spot.
1
2
1 2
1 2
1 2
3
3
1 2
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8. ERROR DIAGNOSTICS
It is possible that the Blind Spot Detection System will trigger an alert even though there is
no vehicle in the blind spot zone. The Blind Spot Detection System can detect objects such as:
construction barrels, guard rails, lamp posts, etc. Occasional false alerts are normal.
Controller HMI CAN TX Failed
Radar System Error - Master
Sleep Mode
System Initialization
Do Re Mi
Do Re Mi
1 second beep, stop .5 second & 1 second beep
3 second beep
STATUS SOUND

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9. TROUBLESHOOTING
ISSUE POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION
The system does not
respond after starting
the engine
The indicator does not
light up
The buzzer makes no
sound
The power switch
does not work
[ Do Re Mi ] alarm Radar disconnection or
no OBD connection
IGN lead connected
to constant power
Did not enter sleep
mode after 5 minutes of
IGN off
Power On
Self-test
System
Operation
Functions
Incorrect connection or
control unit failure
Damaged indicator
Damaged buzzer
Contact your dealer
Contact your dealer
Contact your dealer
Abnormal power supply,
wiring, or radar, please
contact your dealer.
Disconnected indicator
Disconnected buzzer
Damaged power switch
Disconnected power
switch
Confirm that the IGN,
wiring, fuse, and
controller are connected.
No Level 1 BSD alert
No Level 2 BSD alert
No RCTA alert
Vehicle speed is less
than 12 mph
Bad connection from
OBDII
Turn signal leads not
connected
Reverse lead not
connected
Normal operation
The vehicle is not compatible.
Please contact the dealer.
Confirm turn signal leads are
connected
Confirm that the reverse lead
is connected
SYMPTOM
Verify connection
Verify connection, press and
hold the switch for 2 seconds.
Change the IGN to a switched
power source connection
location
Press the RESET button on
the control unit after starting
the engine. Check the system
again after the reboot is
completed.
Verify connection

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