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iBeam TE-8PSK User manual

TE-8PSK
Product Manual
TE-8PSK
Product Manual
III. Learning Function
If the vehicle has a spare tire or hitch on the back, the
ordinary parking assist system may detect the tire or hitch
which would result in a continuous false alarm. The learning
function on this device can easily remove false alarms and
it will remember the tire or hitch as part of the vehicle,
correcting the alarm. Learning Function Activation: Make
sure there are no objects within 8 feet from the rear of the
vehicle. When the ACC is switched to the ON position, shift
the vehicle from PARK to REVERSE and back continuously
5 times within 10 seconds, after doing this the LED light
on the display will flash three times. The flashing LED will
confirm that the learning function is activated and the
system will remember the tire/hitch/bike holder’s, location
automatically. NOTE: When the hitch or tire has been
removed, you will have to relearn the parking assist system
so it knows that obstruction has been removed.
Installation
III. Learning Function
If the vehicle has a spare tire or hitch on the back, the
ordinary parking assist system may detect the tire or hitch
which would result in a continuous false alarm. The learning
function on this device can easily remove false alarms and
it will remember the tire or hitch as part of the vehicle,
correcting the alarm. Learning Function Activation: Make
sure there are no objects within 8 feet from the rear of the
vehicle. When the ACC is switched to the ON position, shift
the vehicle from PARK to REVERSE and back continuously
5 times within 10 seconds, after doing this the LED light
on the display will flash three times. The flashing LED will
confirm that the learning function is activated and the
system will remember the tire/hitch/bike holder’s, location
automatically. NOTE: When the hitch or tire has been
removed, you will have to relearn the parking assist system
so it knows that obstruction has been removed.
Installation
The iBEAM TE-8PSK parking sensor kit consists of
8 ultrasonic sensors (4 sensors for the front and 4
sensors for the rear), a control box and an LED display.
The system detects the distance between the vehicle
and any obstructions with the use of the ultrasonic
sensors mounted in the bumper. The distance of
the obstruction will be displayed in feet on the LED
display and an audible warning will be heard.
The iBEAM TE-8PSK parking sensor kit consists of
8 ultrasonic sensors (4 sensors for the front and 4
sensors for the rear), a control box and an LED display.
The system detects the distance between the vehicle
and any obstructions with the use of the ultrasonic
sensors mounted in the bumper. The distance of
the obstruction will be displayed in feet on the LED
display and an audible warning will be heard.
Sensor
D
H
G
F
E
C
B
A
Controller
Sensor
D
H
G
F
E
C
B
A
Controller
800.221.0932 • iBeamUSA.com
460 Walker Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
800.221.0932 • iBeamUSA.com
460 Walker Street, Holly Hill, FL 32117
I. Specifications
Rated Voltage: 12V (9-16V)
Rated Current: 20mA~200mA
Detecting Distance: Rear (0’ – 5’) Front (0’- 2.5’)
Ultrasonic Frequency: 40Khz
Working Temperature: -22°~176°F
II. Connection
1) Sensors should be 1.5 to 2.5 feet from the ground, and
4” to 7” inches apart from each other (depending on
vehicle application).
2) Install parking sensors by drilling holes out of the front
and back bumper with the supplied 18.5mm hole saw
bit (make sure when using the angle adapters the
thicker side is facing down, level with the ground and
the UP arrow on the back of the sensor is facing up),
and install parking assist sensors.
3) The rear sensors A/B/C/D should be installed from left
to right (looking at the bumper). This is also how they
should be plugged into the control box. (Example A:
left, B: mid-left, C: mid-right, D: right)
I. Specifications
Rated Voltage: 12V (9-16V)
Rated Current: 20mA~200mA
Detecting Distance: Rear (0’ – 5’) Front (0’- 2.5’)
Ultrasonic Frequency: 40Khz
Working Temperature: -22°~176°F
II. Connection
1) Sensors should be 1.5 to 2.5 feet from the ground, and
4” to 7” inches apart from each other (depending on
vehicle application).
2) Install parking sensors by drilling holes out of the front
and back bumper with the supplied 18.5mm hole saw
bit (make sure when using the angle adapters the
thicker side is facing down, level with the ground and
the UP arrow on the back of the sensor is facing up),
and install parking assist sensors.
3) The rear sensors A/B/C/D should be installed from left
to right (looking at the bumper). This is also how they
should be plugged into the control box. (Example A:
left, B: mid-left, C: mid-right, D: right)
4) The front sensors E/F/G/H should be installed from
right to left (looking at the bumper). This is also how
they should be plugged into the control box. (Example
E: right, F: mid-right, G: mid-left, H: left)
5) Connect the RED wire to the +12 volt accessory wire.
6) Connect the BLUE wire to the +12 volt reverse light wire.
7) Connect the GRAY wire to the +12 volt brake light wire.
8) Connect the BLACK wire to a ground (a metal, non-
painted surface).
9) Plug that wiring harness into the parking sensor control
box (labeled power)
10) Plug the LED display into the parking sensor control box
(labeled display) and run the cable through the vehicle
and mount the LED display on the dashboard. (Avoid
placing cable where it can get pinched or damaged).
11) Mount the control box in rear of vehicle in a safe place
away from rain, heat or humidity.
NOTE:
1) The sensitivity of the sensors can be increased or
decreased. Turning the dial clockwise to turn down sensitivity
and turn counter-clockwise to turn up the sensitivity.
2) The parking sensors are not designed to be used in
vehicles with metal bumpers.
3) The parking sensors are paintable. There are small rings
included that will fit in the groove on the front of the
sensor. When painting, be sure to use these rings so
paint
does get into the grooves otherwise the sensors will not
work properly.
4) The parking sensor kit is used as a parking aid. Please use
your mirrors and look around to avoid hitting any object.
4) The front sensors E/F/G/H should be installed from
right to left (looking at the bumper). This is also how
they should be plugged into the control box. (Example
E: right, F: mid-right, G: mid-left, H: left)
5) Connect the RED wire to the +12 volt accessory wire.
6) Connect the BLUE wire to the +12 volt reverse light wire.
7) Connect the GRAY wire to the +12 volt brake light wire.
8) Connect the BLACK wire to a ground (a metal, non-
painted surface).
9) Plug that wiring harness into the parking sensor control
box (labeled power)
10) Plug the LED display into the parking sensor control box
(labeled display) and run the cable through the vehicle
and mount the LED display on the dashboard. (Avoid
placing cable where it can get pinched or damaged).
11) Mount the control box in rear of vehicle in a safe place
away from rain, heat or humidity.
NOTE:
1) The sensitivity of the sensors can be increased or
decreased. Turning the dial clockwise to turn down sensitivity
and turn counter-clockwise to turn up the sensitivity.
2) The parking sensors are not designed to be used in
vehicles with metal bumpers.
3) The parking sensors are paintable. There are small rings
included that will fit in the groove on the front of the
sensor. When painting, be sure to use these rings so
paint
does get into the grooves otherwise the sensors will not
work properly.
4) The parking sensor kit is used as a parking aid. Please use
your mirrors and look around to avoid hitting any object.
H G F E
A B C D
A B C D
Display Power
Red Wire: 12 Volt Accessory (+)
Blue Wire: Reverse Light (+)
Gray Wire: Brake Light (+)
Black Wire: Ground
Detection Sensitivity Adjustable
Adj
Display
H G F E
H G F E
A B C D
A B C D
Display Power
Red Wire: 12 Volt Accessory (+)
Blue Wire: Reverse Light (+)
Gray Wire: Brake Light (+)
Black Wire: Ground
Detection Sensitivity Adjustable
Adj
Display
H G F E

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