Teltonika ADAS User manual

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ADAS First Start
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Contents
1 Main (front) camera unit preparation
2 Vehicle installation
2.1 Installation: for CAN-equipped vehicles
2.2 Installation: For Analog signals (no CAN)
3 ADAS Calibration
3.1 Camera location and Vehicle Measurement
3.2 ADAS configuration
Main (front) camera unit preparation
The main unit comes prepared for bus/large truck setup (cable routing) or vehicles with mostly
vertical windshields. To set up the unit for an average truck or passenger vehicle, dismantle partially
as shown below:
Unit preparation
1. Remove cover
2. Remove (2x)
screws,
remove plastic
cover
3. Remove (2x)
screws,
pry plastic mounting
frame off Unit from
corners
4. Reroute the
main
cable (and rear
camera
cable, if adding)
around unit
to front (glass
side)
5. Press tightly into
channels when
routing cables.
Remove front
camera dust
sticker
6. Replace 1 cover
only
removed from step
3.
Replace 2 screws.
Leave the remaining
covers off until the
last step
Vehicle installation
1. Clean the spots on the windshield with the alcohol wipe where you plan to mount the hardware.
Remove the red 3M tape and mount the main unit underneath the rear-view mirror as centered
(left/right) and straight as possible (if it must be off center by a few inches, that’s okay –
measurements will be taken later). Be certain not to obstruct the drivers view.

2. Run the main-unit cable across the headliner and down to the driver side under-dash. This may
require removing the A-pillar temporarily. Follow factory harnesses, always run behind any airbags.
3. Attach the mount (from the plastic bag) and stick the LCD indicator on the windshield in the
driver’s line-of-sight, usually close to the A-pillar so it can be easily seen and controlled if required.
Run this cable down to the driver’s under-dash as well.
4. Once both cables are run to the under-dash, connect them to the provided PCI unit at the proper
ports.
5. Connect the Teltonika FMx125,FMX225 tracker to the main unit using RS232 cable. Please refer
connection scheme below.
Please note that camera must be connected to ignition source, in other way camera will
drain battery

FMxy25 wiring with DOUT Please note, that alternative wiring with DOUT is possible, in order to
receive additional data from ADAS while the ignition is off, but the key is turned to the ACC position.
That way it would be possible to control the power supply by turning on/off the camera. To find
information on how to configure DOUT, please visit FMB DOUT.

PIN NUMBER PIN NAME DESCRIPTION
4RS232-Tx ADAS output for data transmission through RS232
3RS232-Rx ADAS input for data reception through RS232
1VCC (9-36V) (+) Power supply for the ADAS
7GND (-) Ground
For FMX640 + ADAS connection
Please note that camera must be connected to an ignition source, in other way the camera
will drain battery
Also, some RJ45 cables have two modifications, some have RS232 output on 3/4 pins some
on 5/6 pins
For FMX640 devices, RJ45 cable is required with one end cut and loose. Connect the RJ45 cable to
the FMX640 device's port 1 or port 2, both slots have RS232 support. Once connected, the other end
of the cable should have pin 5-Rx, and 6-Tx shaved and connected to ADAS camera Rx and Tx cable.
For the rest of the connection please refer to the picture below.

ADAS connection with relay If it is necessary to receive additional data from the ADAS when the
ignition is off but the key is inserted and turned to the ACC position, you can do it by connecting the
camera to a power source using a relay in order to control the power supply by turning on/off the
camera. To find information on how to configure DOUT, please visit FMB DOUT.

PIN NUMBER PIN NAME DESCRIPTION
6RS232-Tx ADAS output for data transmission through RS232
5RS232-Rx ADAS input for data reception through RS232
6. Connect the provided Power/Ground harness connection to a chassis ground (black wire) and
Ignition source (red wire). The circuit must provide ~3 Amp @12v. Connect the plug to the PCI unit
at the ‘Power’ port.
Installation: for CAN-equipped vehicles
Many vehicles are available in the database for using the CAN bus for vehicle signals (turn signals,
brake and speed sense). This makes for a much faster installation. See below for checking the
availability of a downloadable CAN file for your vehicle. NOTE: not all vehicles are available on the
database currently, even if the vehicle has CAN. The list is constantly updated, so if the vehicle isn’t
there now, it may be later. The installation may still be completed using analogue connections
instead of CAN – see next section.
Check to see if there is a CAN file available by opening a Chrome browser and going to
http://info.mdas.co.kr/customer/login
USER: [email protected]

PASS: mDaSdataBase
1. Choose the vehicle make and model into the selector at the left.
2. Click the page icon (at right) and the database information will show CAN wire location
information (if available) and download the ‘CAN File Download’ file at the bottom. NOTE: this
filename will always be ‘mdasinfo.dat’ and cannot be renamed – so if you’re installing another ADAS
and using this computer to set up, make a separate file folder (every time) with the vehicle year and
model, and put this file inside of it.
3. If there is a CAN file available, connect the provided CAN harness (contactless reader) to the
(transmission) CAN bus wires – either where stated or at the OBD2 port, typically pins 14 & 6, if the
vehicle is available on the database only.
NOTE: this connection uses inductance. There is no need to strip the CAN wires – just open the
black box, lay the CAN High and Low in the channels, then close the box.
4. Connect the 4-pin plug from the CAN harness to the ‘CAN’ port on the PCI unit.
If the vehicle is not listed in the database, you must use the provided Analog harness, see next
section. NOTE: vehicles that are 1 year (or so) off, may still work for CAN access!
Installation: For Analog signals (no CAN)
If the vehicle has no CAN bus or there is no CAN file available, you must tap the turn signal (left and
right), brake and speed signal manually (various locations).
1. With a digital multimeter or test light, locate the brake signal wire that activates when the brake
is pressed (the vehicle may need to be ON). Connect and insulate the black/white wire to this
vehicle’s wire. This may be a (+) or (-) signal.
2. With a digital multimeter or test light, locate the left turn signal wire that activates with the left
turn signal. Connect and insulate the blue/white wire to this vehicle’s wire. This may be a (+) or (-)
signal.
3. With a digital multimeter or test light, locate the right turn signal wire that activates with the
right turn signal. Connect and insulate the blue wire to this vehicle’s wire. This may be a (+) or (-)
signal.
4. Locate the VSS wire. Connect and insulate the brown/white wire to this vehicle’s wire.
NO other wires are required for typical installation – ground the remaining wires.
ADAS Calibration
ADAS Calibration requires:
a laptop with an internet connection and a browser

micro-USB cable
tape measure
parking the car with a clear, open stretch of about a 45 meters unobstructed view (try to park
close to your facility to keep the internet connection accessible – at least during the calibration
driver installation)
a partner to drive the vehicle while speed correction is performed
Before beginning, insert the provided micro-SD card into the main unit in the location shown below
until it clicks and turn the Ignition ON. Wait for the prompt, then press and release the center
button one time. After the successful prompt and the unit reboots, continue to step 1.
1. Park the vehicle in a spot with a clear stretch of unobstructed line-of-sight (about 45 meters).
Leave the vehicle running
2. Connect the USB cable to the Mirco-USB port on the side of the main unit (windshield) and the
other end to the laptop. If on a windows 10 machine, it should automatically install the required
driver. If not or on an older machine, go to movon.co.kr, go to the ‘ADAS’ tab at the top then to
‘Downloads’ under Support. Download the appropriate zip file (contains driver) and extract it fully
for your version of Windows OS (if using the 7/8 driver, install the .exe file). If WIN10, once
downloaded, disconnect/reconnect the USB and it should automatically install, or find the unit in
Device Manager and right-click, Update Driver and browse for driver locally.
3. Open Chrome browser again and type in ’10.0.0.1’ into the URL bar. If the driver was installed
properly, the calibration screen will appear. Input credentials and press LOGIN USER: admin
PASS: 1234
4. Select Vehicle Signal Type: there are several wiring options for installation: CAN-BUS / Analog
(GPIO) / GPS (Speed). Select the proper calibration option based off which was installed: CAN (if
CAN file is available), Analog (if analogue signals were tapped)
Vehicle Data File (CAN-BUS)For CAN-BUS connection, choose the ‘Vehicle info file’ tab and select
‘Choose File’ to upload the previously downloaded ‘mdasinfo.dat’ file (see ‘CAN-Equipped vehicles’
section).

Camera location and Vehicle Measurement
Camera location and vehicle measurement can affect ADAS performance. It`s very important put
accurate data for the best performance.
Camera Option Description
Camera Height Distance from ground to the center of camera
lens.
Camera Center
Distance from the center of windshield to camera
lens
“-“: Left Side / “+”:Right Side
(If ADAS is attached 5cm to the right from the
center, input 5.
If ADAS is attached 5cm to the left from the
center, input -5.)
Camera to
Wheel
Distance from the camera to the center of the
wheel.
For trucks or buses, some vehicles’ wheels are
located behind.
In this case, please input 20cm.
Vehicle Width
Distance between the wheels.
Measure the distance from the left outside border
to the right outside border of the wheels.
Camera to
bumper
Distance from the camera lens to the end of the
bumper.
For trucks or buses, it is recommended to input
300 if a sensitive FCW warning is needed.
Camera angle – adjust the camera angle to locate the horizontal between the red guidelines.
In case of indoor installation or somewhere you cannot see the horizon properly, use the same data
to "Camera Height”. Mark the same height on the wall apart about 3 ~ 5 meters from the vehicle.
Fine Camera Angle - For better accuracy of ADAS, locate the yellow dotted line in the horizon as
close as possible.
Hood Line - Locate the red line at the end of the vehicle’s hood line to remove the useless area.
Please follow the link for video instructions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93wrc6j9aqA
ADAS configuration
You can adjust the LDW Sensitivity for your convenience

• Enable LDW function. (On / Off)
• Set the Activation Speed (15, 30, 45, 60, 75km/h).
• Set the sensitivity of LDW warning on a scale of 1 to 5.
• As the level gets higher, it gets more sensitive.
• Enable Repeat LDW (On / Off)
• If it’s on, ADAS keeps warning until the driver secures the lane.
• Warning sound: Select preferred warning sound for LDW.
You can adjust the FCW Sensitivity for your convenience:
• Enable FCW function. (On / Off)
• Set the sensitivity of FCW warning on a scale of 1 to 5.
(As the level gets higher, it gets more sensitive)
• Enable Repeat FCW (On / Off).
(If it’s on, ADAS keeps warning until the driver secures safe distance)
• Enable Sync with Brake (On / Off).
(If it’s on, ADAS won’t give FCW warning if the brake pedal was used)
• Warning sound: Select preferred warning sound for FCW
Safety distance alert setup:
• Enable SDA function. (On / Off)
• Set the sensitivity of SDA on a scale of 1 to 5.
• As the level gets higher, it gets more sensitive.
• Repeat SDA and SDA re-alert can be changed. (On / Off)
- Repeat SDA: If it’s on, ADAS keeps warning until the driver secures safe distance.
- Re-alert SDA: If it’s on, ADAS gives warnings every time
the same front vehicle gets closer than safe distance.
Pedestrian collision warning setup:
• Enable PCW function. (On / Off)
• Warning sound: Select preferred warning sound for PCW.
Advanced ADAS setup:
• Enable Forward Proximity Warning function. (On / Off)
• Set the warning range on a scale of 1 to 3.
(As the level gets higher, it gets more sensitive)
• Enable Front vehicle start alarm. (On / Off)
• Enable Speed Limit Recognition. (On / Off)
• Set the warning sensitivity (0, 5, 10, 15, 20%).
Ex) If you set 10% then you will get alarm
when your speed over the limit more than 10%,
100km limit -> Warning start from 110km speed.
• Enable voice guidance (On / Off).
Fleet management setup
• Set Speed limit warning (Off, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140km/h).
- You can set your own speed limit for your fleet.
- You can set speed limit of your vehicle and get warning if you over the speed limit.
• Enable Transmit data RS-232 feature
(Converter mode should be selected to work with FMx125).
It allows ADAS event data transmission to integrated device.
• Set Lock volume button control on a scale of 1 to 5 and Off.
You can fix the volume level and prevent the driver from adjusting the
settings using indicator.
• Set Break time alarm on a scale of 1 to 6 hours and Off.
• Enable Vibration setting for LDW, FCW, PCW (On / Off / Both).
You can check the connection with the button.
Miscellaneous Settings:

• Speed Unit on Analog video output (km/h or MPH).
• Set Video out format (NTSC / PAL).
• Set Voice guide language
(English / Korean / Chinese / Spanish / Japanese / Hebrew/ No Sound).
• Enable Indicator buzzer (On / Off).
• Speed Display on Indicator could be ON/Off
ADAS Setup Complete
• Click “Complete” button to finish Calibration setup. Then ADAS will be
rebooted automatically.
• Click “Export vehicle profile” button, if you want to download vehicleprofile.dat.
This vehicleprofile contains all the calibration settings you’ve set.
With this file, you can simply apply current settings to another vehicle.