Zorg 9001 User manual

Commercial Vehicle Blind
Spot Detection System
9001
Installation Guide
User Guide

IMPORTANT
READ BEFORE PROCEEDING
Table of Contents
1 System overview
2 What’s in the box
3 Wiring schematic
4 Installing the Radar sensor
5 Installing the Blind Spot Indicator
6 Buzzer Installation
7 Attaching the GPS receiver
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Mounting the control box
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Wiring
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System Self-Test
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Technical Specications
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Dip Switch Settings
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The Zorg Blind Spot Detection System should only be installed by a qualified or
suitably competent and experienced automotive technician.
The steps outlined herein are only a guide to assist in installing the system. It is
assumed that the technician has sufficient knowledge in the dismantling/reassembly of
the vehicle, the wiring, and installing automotive electrical components. In addition, the
technician is responsible for ensuring that the Blind Spot Detection system is installed
correctly and tested to ensure proper operation.
Note: The Blind spot detection system does not prevent contact with other vehicles.
The system is only an aid in detecting possible objects within the blind spot of the
vehicle. The driver has the final reasonability to ensure that there is nothing in the
vehicle's path when changing lanes or turning. This device does not eliminate the need
for mirrors or good driving practices.
WARNING: The system may not operate properly during severe weather conditions,
for example, snow, ice, heavy rain, dirt, and mud. Always drive responsibly with due
care and attention. Failure to take care may result in a crash.

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System Overview
What’s in the box
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Radar Sensor Sensor Mounting Bracket Control Box GPS Receiver
Main Harness Blind Spot Indicator LED Sensor Extension Cable Buzzer
Installation Kit
Cable Ties
Velcro
Control Box Bracket - 2 pcs
Bolts M6*16 - 4 pcs
Screws ST8*30 - 2 pcs
Buzzer Extension
Cable
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Blind Spot Indicator Mounting Kit
LED Housing
LED Housing Back Plate
Double-sided Tape
Screw 3*12 - 1pc
14mm (9/16") Hole Saw
*Parts shown are for reference only and may be different or changed or deleted based upon application
To reduce the risk of collisions with objects in the truck's
blind spot, the Blind Spot Radar monitors the area along the
vehicle's left or right side (depending upon installation). It
will warn the driver with visual and audible alerts to objects
in the detection zone.
The system consists of the Radar sensor mounted to the
side of the vehicle, the Blind Spot LED Indicator install on
the side A-pillar matching the side that the Radar sensor is
mounted on for visual alerts, plus a buzzer installed under
the dash, which delivers audible warnings.
The truck’s driving speed is obtained via an installed GPS receiver and has
two operational modes - low-speed urban mode with Turn-Assist below 20 Mph
/ 30km/h and normal driving mode above 20 Mph / 30km/h.

Wiring Schematic
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LED Indicator
Warning Buzzer
Red
Black
Green
Gray
White
Blue
Blind Spot Sensor
Wiring:
Red - Ignition/ACC 9-36 Vdc+
Black - Ground Vdc-
Gray - Right Turn Signal In (+)
White - Left Turn Signal In (+)
Blue - Dimmer Input from Headlamp (+)
Green - Output Trigger 12 Vdc+ (pulsed .05amp max)
2 Amp Fuse ONLY
GPS
Antenna

IMPORTANT
To ensure optimum detection performance, the radar sensor must be installed
within the following tolerences:
Installing the Radar Sensor
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1: The face of the sensor must be parallel with the truck body.
2: The face of the sensor must be perpendicular to the ground (90°)
3: The center of the sensor should be 40" (100cm) +/- 10% from the ground
4: Mount the Sensor behind the front door / mid way on the vehicle
40" / 100CM
The sensor must be mounted with
the arrow pointing upward as shown.
1: Use the Sensor Bracket to find a location that is suitable. The face of the sensor
should be flush with the vehicle if possible. The sensor should not be blocked by
object such as body panels. keep the sensor straight in line with the vehicle, and
must be at a 90 degree angle from the ground.
2: Using the bracket mark the mounting hole locations
3: After double checking to ensure there is nothing blocked by the sensor or
behind where you will be drillling, drill two holes for the mounting screws (Not Supplied).
4: Mount the Sensor to the bracket using the supplied 4 x M6*16 screws,
5: Connect the wire harness and then mount the sensor bracket to the vehicle.
Ensure the Radar sensor orientation is correct - Arrow facing upwards.
Use supplied 4xM6*16 Screws