Orlaco RadarEye User manual

RadarEye®
Sets with 7” and 12” Monitor
User manual
No. UM0972110 A 02
08/2013
English
Set with 12” Monitor
Set with 7” Monitor

2UM0972110 A 02
User Manual
Sets with 7” and 12” Monitor
RadarEye®
Manual No. IM0972110, A 02
Contents Page
1. Introduction 3
2. RadarEye® set configuration 4
3. Monitor settings 6
3.1. Orlaco monitor keyboard 6
3.2. Service menu 6
3.3. Internal Buzzer 6
4. Radar settings 7
4.1. Program the Sensor 7
4.1.1. Change sensor direction 7
4.1.1.1. Connect switch wires 7
4.1.2. Change Radar type 7
4.1.3. Change range 8
4.1.4. Set separation distance 8
4.1.5. Moving sensitivity and non-moving sensitivity 8
4.2. Connecting Cameras and Sensors 8
4.3. Overlays 9
4.4. System settings 10
4.4.1. Setting zone to start the audible warning 10
4.4.2. Settings of the switch wires 11
4.4.3. External speaker settings 11
4.4.4. External messages 11
5. Diagnostics 13
6. Operation 13
6.1. RADAR OK displayed 13
6.2. Temporarily switch sound off (detection) 14
6.3. Check views displayed 14
6.4. Sensor failure 14
7. Overview of menus 15
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1. Introduction
Check with Orlaco which language versions are available. This
manual contains user instructions. Used photographs and
illustrations give general information and may differ from the
products you use.
Contact your Orlaco dealer if you have questions, additional
information, or want to make changes that are not described in this
manual.
The camera/Monitor systems from Orlaco comply with the latest
CE, ADR, EMC and mirror-directive regulations. All products are
manufactured in accordance with the ISO 9001 quality manage-
ment system, IATF16949 quality automotive and ISO 14001
environmental management systems.
Available documentation
System Manual SM0974110 for installation.
Data sheet DS0208371 Monitor 7” LEDD CAN SRD 6
Data sheet DS0208871 Monitor 7” RLED CAN SRD R6
Data sheet DS0209110 Monitor 7” RLED CAN SRD 4 CAM 7-4
Data sheet DS0411300 Set Monitor 12” RLED CAN SRD R6
Release notes
R1-0. First issue, August 2013.
R1-1. Article names changed, October 2013.
R1-2. Chapter 7 added, November 2013.
R1-3. Multiple text changes, March 2014.
R1-4. Added Barcode, May 2015.
A 01. Text Chapter 5 added, May 2017.
A 02. Name: Master, Slave changed to Primary, Secondary, July 2020
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RadarEye set center rear, system overview
Monitor A
Camera C
E
Interface
Power
Terminator
DK
Primary Secondary
B
M(red)
M(green)
(green)F(red)F
Set SRD Center Rear, Art. No. 0403100
consisting of:
2 x Art. No. 0004320 SRD sensor CAN vertical
1 x Art. No. 0401320 Bracket SRD Sensor center rear
1 x Art. No. 0301080 0,25m M12 M-S Red
1 x Art. No. 0350110 M12 Terminator 120 Ohm
Set Art. No. 0403100
Explanation
A- Monitor
B- Camera Cable
C- Camera
Figure 1
2. RadarEye® set configuration
Set Article No. 0403100 Set SRD Center Rear, consisting of 2
wide beam Sensors (70° beam width, 11° beam height) that work
together to guard a wide area, see figure 1.
D- Radar Cable
E- Radar Set, center rear
K- Radar connecting cable
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Terminator
M(green)
M(red) F(red)
(green)F
Interface
Power
RadarEye set corner rear, system overview
Set Art. No. 0403120
Primary Secondary
Monitor A
D
K
Camera C
B
H
Set SRD Corner Rear, Art. No. 0403120
consisting of:
2 x Art. No. 0004310 SRD Sensor CAN Horizontal
2 x Art. No. 0401330 Bracket SRD Sensor Corner Rear
1 x Art. No. 0350110 M12 Terminator 120 Ohm
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1
Separation
distance
Separation
distance
+ 0,5m
Explanation
A- Monitor
B- Camera Cable
C- Camera
Figure 2
Set Article No. 0403120 Set SRD Corner Rear, consisting of 2
wide beam Sensors (70° beam width, 11° beam height) that work
together to guard a rectangular area, see figure 2.
D- Radar Cable
H- Radar Set, corner rear
K- Radar connecting cable
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Terminator
M(green)
M(red) F(red)
(green)F
Interface
Power
RadarEye set corner rear, system overview
Set Art. No. 0403120
Primary Secondary
Monitor A
D
K
Camera C
B
H
Set SRD Corner Rear, Art. No. 0403120
consisting of:
2 x Art. No. 0004310 SRD Sensor CAN Horizontal
2 x Art. No. 0401330 Bracket SRD Sensor Corner Rear
1 x Art. No. 0350110 M12 Terminator 120 Ohm
Zones 2 3 4 5
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3. Monitor settings
3.1. Orlaco 7” and 12” Monitor keyboard
Button No. 1 = Camera selection
Button No. 2 = Auto LCD Backlight Control/Day/Night modes
Button No. 3 = Contrast
Button No. 4 = Brightness
Button No. 5 = Option/previous menu
Button No. 6 = Selection/setting -
Button No. 7 = Selection/setting +
Button No. 8 = Enter/Standby
3.2. Service menu
Adjustment of the monitor settings is done via the service menu.
To open the service menu, simultaneously press the camera
selection button (1), the minus button (6) and the plus button (7)
(see Figure 3). The (monitor) Service menu (see Figure 4) will
appear. The following buttons are used to navigate through the
menus:
5 - Option/previous menu: Return to the previous menu.
6 - Minus: Go to the next menu option.
7 - Plus: Go to the previous menu option.
8 - Enter: Select or enable the chosen option.
3.3 Internal Buzzer
The monitor is equipped with an internal buzzer.
To adjust the volume of the settings (see figure 5). Select the
keyboard menu (see figure 6). Select Beeper Volume to adjust.
Default setting of the volume is 100 (see figure 7).
Keyboard sound to ALM (Alarm) as default.
When the system is equipped with an external loudspeaker (part #
0504820) and you want to de-activate the internal buzzer, open the
service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5). Select the
keyboard menu. (see figure 6).
Settings of the external speaker are done in the radarmenu, see
chapter 4.4.3.
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Buttons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12” monitor Keyboard
7” monitor Keyboard
Button 1
Button 1
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
Button 5
Buttons 6 + 7
Buttons 5,6,7,8
Buttons 6 + 7
Button 1
Button 1
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
Button 5
Buttons 6 + 7
Buttons 5,6,7,8
Buttons 6 + 7
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Figure 9
Figure 10
Figure 11
Figure 12
Figure 7
4. Radar settings
4.1. Program the Sensor
Each Sensor needs to be programmed. Programming needs to
be done with only one sensor connected to the monitor (via the
interface).
Open the service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5).
Select the Radar setup menu (see figure 8). Select the Sensor
Settings menu. (see figure 9).
A warning is shown in the monitor (see figure 10):
If more Sensors are connected and you enter the sensor settings,
the Sensor with the lowest ID (= sensor direction) is detected.
When Sensor have the same ID (= sensor direction) and sensor
settings are entered, shown radar type = 50. Never change this
when more than one Sensor is connected.
Changing the range will be applied at all Sensors with the lowest
and same ID.
4.1.1. Change sensor dir (see figure 12)
The sensor direction is the position of the Sensor (or Primary/
Secondary pair) on the vehicle. As a guideline their positions are
according to the setup shown in figure 12.
A Primary/Secondary pair must be programmed with the same
sensor direction.
Default sensor direction is 1.
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4.1.1.1. Connect switch wires (see figure 12)
Sensor direction 1, 11 and 12 (front radars) can be switched or
activated by with the brown switch wire.
Sensor direction 5, 6 and 7 (rear radars) can be switched or
activated with the blue switch wire
Sensor direction 2,3,4 and 8,9,10 can be blocked with a speed
signal on the grey switch wire.
For settings of the switch wires, see chapter 4.4.2
4.1.2. Change radar type
The type of the Sensor can be programmed. This determines which
function the Sensor has in the system. The default Sensor type is 2.
Possible settings are:
1 = Secondary to a dual sensor Primary (type 2 or 3)
2 = Primary for corner rear setup (AND function)
3 = Primary for center rear setup (OR function)
4 = Single Primary Sensor, not paired
5 = Single Secondary Sensor, paired with type 4.
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4.1.3. Change range
Set the range of detection. The range can be set from 20-200
decimeter, these are divided into 5 equally sized segments (see
figure 13). The default detection range is 6m (60).
4.1.4 Set separation dist
Set the separation Distance. This is the distance between a Primary
and Secondary.
It can only be set or changed when radar type 2 is selected, Primary
for corner rear setup. The default separation distance is 2,5m (25).
Max separation distance is 4,0m (40).
4.1.5 Moving sensitivity and non-moving sensitivity
Moving sensitivity and non-moving sensitivity are not used in the
current software.
4.2. Connecting Cameras and Sensors
The connection between cameras and sensor is programmed in the
Radar menu. The camera is “connected” to the sensor direction,
programmed in the Sensor(s).
Open the service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5).
Select the Radar setup menu (see figure 8). Select the Camera
settings menu. (see figure 14).
There can be three (View 1-3) sensor directions connected to one
camera. The number indicates the direction where the sensor is
looking as per the “clockwheel” convention. Default view 1 for Cam
1 is set to sensor direction 6, see figure 15.
Setting up Cam 1 to look at sensor 6 means that camera 1 is
looking in the same (rear) direction as sensor 6 and that the
monitor will switch to camera 1 as soon as sensor(s) 6 detects an
object (see figure 15).
Setting up Cam 1 to look at sensors 5, 6 and 7 mean that camera 1
is looking in the same (rear) direction as sensor 5, 6 and 7 and that
the monitor will switch to camera 1 as soon as either (or all) sensor
5, 6 or 7 detect an object (see figure 16).
Figure 13
Figure 14
Figure 15
Figure 16
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Figure 18
Overlay 1
Overlay 2
Overlay 3
4.3. Overlays
The standard visible warning is with colored dots in the above right
corner in the monitor, see figure 17. It is possible to change this to
an overlay.
There are 5 pre-programmed overlays which are designed to match
with a system setting and installation of the camera and Sensors.
Each overlay is designed to match with a camera with an opening
angle of 118 degrees.
Selected overlay is displayed on view 1, see figure 18.
Changing from the dots to an overlay can be done per camera and
is done in the camera settings in the Radar setup menu.
Open the service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5).
Select the Radar setup menu (see figure 8).
Select camera settings.
Select Overlay (see figure 18).
Overlay 1.
System: RadarEye® set corner rear
Example application: Lorry with camera at the top of the roof.
Mounting height camera: 3900mm
Camera rotated down: 42º (Bumper of lorry is shown)
Separation distance: 2750mm
Detection range: 6000mm
Overlay 2.
System: RadarEye® set corner rear
Example application: Lorry with camera at the bumper.
Mounting height camera: 1000mm
Camera rotated down: 42º (Bumper of lorry is shown)
Separation distance: 2750mm
Detection range: 6000mm
Overlay 3.
System: RadarEye® set center rear
Example application: Dumptruck with camera at the bumper.
Mounting height camera: 1600mm
Camera rotated down: 78º
Detection range: 10000mm
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Overlay 4.
System: RadarEye® set corner rear
Example application: Wheelloader with camera at the
motorcover.
Mounting height camera: 2600mm
Camera rotated down: 42º
Separation distance: 3100mm
Detection range: 15000mm
Overlay 5.
System: RadarEye® set center rear
Example application: Reachstacker with camera at the
counterweight
Mounting height camera: 2500mm
Camera rotated down: 45º
Detection range: 10000mm
The colors of the displayed overlay differ from the shown pictures:
Zone 5 and 4 are green, zone 3 and 2 are yellow and zone 1 is red.
The camera must be positioned according to the chosen setup and
overlay.
4.4. System settings
In the system setting menu, the start of the audible warnings, the
activation of the switch wires and the settings of the external buzzer
(optional) can be done.
4.4.1. Setting zone to start the audible warning
The detection range, chapter 4.1.3, is automatically divided into 5
equally sized segments. In this menu the zone where the audible
warning is active can be set.
Open the service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5).
Select the Radar setup menu (see figure 8).
Select the Systems settings menu. (see figure 19).
Choose a zone by ‘buzzer starts at’ (see figure 20). There are five
zones to be set.
See chapter 3.3. for an explanation for the adjustment of the volume
of the internal buzzer.
Figure 19
Figure 20
Overlay 4
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Figure 22
Figure 23
4.4.2. Settings of the switch wires
As explained in chapter 4.1.1.1
The sensor directions can be activated via a switch wire. See figure 21.
When switch front radars is on (figure 21) sensor directions 1,
11 and 12 are only active when the brown switch wire is “high”.
When switch rear radars is on (figure 21) sensor directions 5, 6
and 7 are only active when the blue switch wire is “high”(Default).
With the option Block side (figure 22), speed > sensor directions
2,3,4 and 8,9,10 are blocked with a speed signal on the grey
switch wire.
The speed is adjustable: OFF,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50 km/h.
For example
When RadarEye® is applied in a rearview system, set sensor
direction to 5,6 or 7 and connect the blue wire to the reverse
signal. Camera is always active, but RadarEye® is only active
when reverse is active.
How to set the Tacho Pulses
Select system settings. Press enter to open the ‘System settings’
menu. See figure 8. Use the minus (6), or the plus key (7) to go
to the option Front Camera. This option opens the front camera
sub menu of the monitor.
This offers the option Pulses per metre;
Set the amount of pulses per metre that is sent to the monitor of
the tacho switching wire (AUX1, grey), see also Frontcam Manual
IM0993850.
4.4.3. External speaker settings
Optional the Interface Box with Ext. speaker CAN/SRD/camera is
available Art. No. 0504820. This is an interface box with external
speaker and a LED light. For this external speaker, the settings can
be adjusted. See figure 23.
Ext. buz. start at:
The zone where the audible warning on the external speaker starts
can be adjusted.
Ext. buzzer volume:
Adjusting the volume of the external speaker.
Ext. LED lights at:
The zone where the visible LED warning on the external speaker
starts can be adjusted.
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4.4.4. External messages
The optional, Interface Box with Ext. speaker CAN/SRD/camera; Art.
No. 0504820 has the possibility to send out external signals about
the detection.
These signals are RS232 en RS485 stop indications output.
There is also a possibility to connect an external indicator (for
example tower light). This external device is switched via a relais
in the Interface Box with Ext. speaker CAN/SRD/camera; Art. No.
0504820.
Settings of the relais are done in the systems setting in the radar
menu, See figure 24:
Relais activates at:
The zone where the signal output on the relais starts can be
adjusted.
More info about the external messages and connections can be
found in the datasheet and system manual.
Orlaco Radar monitor will report the detected zone 10 times per
second on the RS232 interface.
RS232 parameters: 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity.
The following packet will be sent: 0x80 0x01 0x40 0x03 <Status>
<Zone> 0xFF, no packet within 200ms indicates total radar system
failure.
The Status byte can have the following values:
Status value Meaning
<Status> = 0 => No Error
<Status> = 1 => Error detected, zone detection not reliable
The Zone byte can have the following values:
Zone value Meaning
<Zone> = 0 => No Object
<Zone> = 1 => Closest zone (Red)
<Zone> = 2 => Yellow
<Zone> = 3 => Yellow
<Zone> = 4 => Green
<Zone> = 5 => Farthest zone (Green)
NOTE:
ORLACO PRESENTS THE
RADAR SIGNAL AVAILABLE,
BUT WILL NOT BE LIABLE IF IT
IS USED TO INTERVENE IN THE
MACHINE.
Figure 24
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Figure 26
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Buttons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Zone 5
Zone 4
Zone 3
Zone 2
Zone 1
5. Diagnostics
This will give you an overview of the RadarEye® system.
Open the service menu and go to system settings (see figure 5).
Select the Radar setup menu (see figure 8). Select the Diagnose
radar syst. menu (see figure 25).
When activating the Diagnose radar syst menu the shown mode is
Zone.
With the enter button (8) you can change mode to: Zone, Type,
Range and Distance (see figure 26).
– Indicates that that specific sensor is not used/
allocated to a camera.
OK Allocated and connected sensor (OK = no
object in range) or the distance to the object in
range with colored dots.
Data Means that data is received from that sensor. However,
the sensor is not allocated to a camera.
NotDet Means that the sensor is allocated to a camera, however,
no data is received from a sensor with that ID.
Err01 Means there is no communication between Primary and
Secondary
When a Primary-Secondary pair is connected:
In diagnostics mode Type; only the Primary type is shown (2 or 3).
In diagnostics mode Range; the range of the Primary-Secondary
pair is shown.
In diagnostics mode Distance; only the distance of the Primary is
shown.
6. Operation
6.1. RADAR OK displayed
All measurable parameters and the flow of data from all connected
sensors are diagnosed and OK. There is no fault message detected
from the sensors and the sensors are operative, there are no
measurable sensor errors and detections of objects.
The range indicator in the display gives the operator a relative
distance measurement to the closest detected object. Indicate 5
dots operate from the left (green) to right (red), with a closer object
resulting in more dots. See figure 27.
The buzzer sounds audible tones to alert the operator to obstacles.
The buzzer tone rate will increase as the vehicle gets closer to an
object.
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6.2. Temporarily switch sound off (detection)
Press on the ‘Option/previous’ button(5) to put the buzzer off and
the camera locked. (when a object disappears the system will
reboot automatically).
6.3. Check views displayed
When “check views” is displayed in the monitor, RadarEye® has
detected an object but camera is manually locked. The LED next to
button 1 is blinking.
6.4. Sensor Failure
If the buzzer sounds and a red cross is displayed; the sensor has
failed. Please check the Sensor or connections.
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7. Overview of menus
User manual
Service menu
Camera- + Minus- and Plus buttons
Service menu
Camera settings
Camera tags
System settings
Info
System settings
Language
On screen display
Keyboard
Power settings
CAN-bus
LCD-Backlight
Scanning
Camera switch
Frontcam
Default settings
Radar setup
Ext. device config
OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
1-12
OFF, 1-12
OFF, 1-12
OFF, 1-12
ON/OFF
1-7
ON/OFF
20-200
OFF, 5,
10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35
10-40
OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
0-100
OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
0-100
0-100
LOW, MID, HI, FUL
OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
System settings
Buzzer starts at
Switch front radars
Switch rear radars
Block side speed >
Ext. buz. start at
Ext. buzzer volume
Ext. LED lights at
Relais activates at
Sensor settings
Change senser dir.
Change radar type
Change range
Set separation dist
Moving sensitivity
Non-moving sens.
Radar frequency
Radar setup
System settings
Camera settings
Sensor settings
Diagnose radar syst
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Camera settings
View 1
View 2
View 3
Overlay
Diagnose radar syst
Zone
Type
Range
Distance
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These menus are explained in the User Manual UM0972080
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