RVS-130 Advanced Blind Spot Sensor System Instruction Manual
- October 30, 2023
- RVS
Table of Contents
RVS-130 Advanced Blind Spot Sensor System
Item List
- Tools for installation: insulation tape, multi-meter, screwdriver, cleaning cloth, tape.
Technical Specification
| Operating frequency | 24.0 —-24.25GHZ |
|---|---|
| Transmit power | 15dbm |
| Detection range | 40 degree (Horizontal ) |
| Detection ability | 5 targets can be detected at the same time |
| Speed range | 0.35mph—137mph |
| Speed accuracy | < 0.35mph |
| Direction of movement | Approached or overtaken by vehicles |
Speed Restriction 1.The GPS Antenna when connected activates
notifications over 20mph (Example LED + Speaker) 2.If No GPS signal is detected or satellites not found, the system will give notifications at any speed.
Detection range| Car: 1ft-50ft Motorcycle:1ft-33ft Pedestrian:1ft-23ft
Operating voltage| 9—35V
cables waterproof| Radars: IP 67 / Cables: waterproof
Working current| < 200mA
Working temperature| -40℃ ~ + 85℃
Wiring Diagram
Wire Connection Diagram
Installation Guide
Step 1. Sensor Installation
Installation requirements: Sensors should be mounted on the widest part of the
vehicle and as far forward as possible, Using screws to fix the sensor on the
front of the vehicle.
Step 2. Installation of the left/right turn trigger. Using the voltage Multi-meter, locate the left and right turn signal trigger wires behind the front turn signals. Once verified, connect the left and right signal wires of the RVS-130 wire harness to the correct signal wires.
Step 3. LED Indicator Installation Place the LED indicators where it is
visible to the driver. Ideally on the A-pillar.
Step 4. Buzzer Location Ensure the speaker is installed in an accessible area to allow driver access to volume controls.
Step 5. Tuck the wires neatly to hide and prevent wire pinch.
NOTE!
Illumination of the LED indicator on the control box:
Step 6. Main Unit Location While installing the main box, use tape to
securely fasten it in place.
Alert Conditions
When the vehicle is on, the system should detect objects that are overtaking your vehicle in the lane next to your vehicle up to 50 ft. to the rear.
Alert Characteristics
- Blind detection on the right side:
- R-LED indicator will be activated when there is an object approaching to the right side blind area of your vehicle (see Fig.16).
- If the right turn signal of your vehicle is triggered at the same time, the R-LED indicator will be blinking and the buzzer will be beeping as well (with the same frequency).
- Blind detection on the left side:
- L-LED indicator will be activated when there is an object approaching to the left side blind area of your vehicle (see Fig.16).
- If the left turn signal of your vehicle is triggered at the same time, the L-LED indicator will be blinking and the buzzer will be beeping as well (with the same frequency).
- The LED and buzzer will standby (no activity) if there is no object approaching to the blind area of your vehicle.
- During reversing, the R & L LED will be blinking according to the approaching object detection of each side.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Reason | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| LED light does not work | Incorrect connection or pins not making contact |
Check the harness and make sure connection is correct
LED light is broken| Replace LED light
Opposite LED indicator| Microwave sensor or LED indicators are plugged in to
the opposite connector| Make sure RED is driver side and YELLOW is passenger
side.
Buzzer does not work| Wrong connection or pins not making contact| Check the
harness and make sure connection is correct
Defective buzzer speaker| Replace buzzer
Sensors or GPS does not work| Sensors or GPS module are covered by the metal
bumper or other metal| Find the best location where the GPS antenna cannot be
blocked by any metal
Unit does not work after GPS is connected| Sensors or GPS module are covered
by the metal bumper or other metal| Blind spot system does not trigger the
sensors if the speed is less than 20mph
Customer Service Bulletin
CSB00101 Affected Products: RVS-128, RVS-129, RVS-130.
Summary
This bulletin addresses three solutions to the issue of false alarms with the
RVS-128, RVS-129, and RVS-130:
- Sensor’s orientation.
- Large surface anomalies in the sensor field of view.
- Use of steel screws in conjunction with the environment, resulting in reflections to the sensors.
Issue
Occasionally, when the system is installed and tested, there are constant
false alarms as the vehicle is moving even where there are no other vehicles
in the area.
Solutions
Here are three additional possible causes and their solutions.
Wrong orientation
Change orientation to 180°. The sensor should be oriented with the flat bottom
attached to the vertical side of the vehicle, perpendicular to the ground. The
large end of the sensor should be directed toward the back of the vehicle.
Why incorrect orientation is a problem: The microwave signal is emitted out of the larger end of the sensor. The sensor will sense objects coming toward it. So, if it is pointing in the wrong direction, it may sense things that are stationary, such as trees, as moving toward it. This is especially seen when the sensor is pointing toward the front of the vehicle (all stationary objects would be moving toward the sensor and cause false alarms).
Surface anomalies in the sensor field of view
Large objects attached to the side of the vehicle or other large surface
anomalies, such as the wheel well near the sensor, may cause reflections to
the sensor resulting in false alarms. The wheel well it may have reflections
from the shape of the wheel well or also the rotation of the wheel will look
like objects traveling toward the sensor. To avoid this, be sure that objects
are away from the viewing angle of the sensor and the wheel well is not in the
viewing angle. The viewing angle of the sensor is a total of 40° or 20° on
both sides of the horizontal line going from the sensor toward that back (see
illustration).
With the wheel well, be sure that the viewing angle does not overlap it in any way. You may adjust the height or move the sensor slightly back if needed. It is recommended to have the sensor as forward as possible while avoiding the wheel well and staying near the preferred height.
Steel Screws
Occasionally, the steel screws may cause a problem. Sometimes the environment
where the sensor is mounted plus the steel screws will result in signal
reflections that are just right that they cause the system to give false
alarms. To test for this, remove the steel screws and use double-sided tape to
attach the sensors. Drive the vehicle and test to see if the problem clears.
If it does, the false alarms may be caused by the steel screws. Replace the
screws with #4-40 x 1” (length) nylon machine screws, #4-40 nylon hex nuts,
and #4 nylon washers. This is very rare and should always be tested as
prescribed above before using nylon fasteners.
SAFETY INFORMATION
If you have questions about this product, contact:
Rear View Safety 1797 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11233 Tel: 1.800.764.1028 IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER OR MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.
Before drilling please check that no cable or wiring is on the other side of the wall. Please clamp all wires securely to reduce the possibility of them being damaged while the vehicle is in use. Keep all cables away from hot/moving parts and electrical noisy components. We recommend doing a benchmark test before installation to ensure that all components are working properly.
WARRANTY
ONE YEAR WARRANTY
REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. WARRANTS THIS PRODUCT AGAINST MATERIAL DEFECTS FOR A
PERIOD OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REPAIR
OR REPLACE ANY SUCH DEFECTIVE UNIT AT OUR SOLE DISCRETION. REAR VIEW SAFETY,
INC. IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR A DEFECT IN THE SYSTEM AS A RESULT OF MISUSE,
IMPROPER INSTALLATION, DAMAGE, OR MISHANDLING OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.
REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY
KIND. THIS WARRANTY IS VOID IF: DEFECTS IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP OR DAMAGES
RESULT FROM REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE OR ATTEMPTED BY OTHERS
OR THE UNAUTHORIZED USE OF NONCONFORMING PARTS; THE DAMAGE IS DUE TO NORMAL
WEAR AND TEAR, THIS DAMAGE IS DUE TO ABUSE, IMPROPER MAINTENANCE, NEGLECT OR
ACCIDENT; OR THE DAMAGE IS DUE TO USE OF THE REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. SYSTEM
AFTER PARTIAL FAILURE OR USE WITH IMPROPER ACCESSORIES.
WARRANTY PERFORMANCE
DURING THE ABOVE WARRANTY PERIOD, SHOULD YOUR REAR VIEW SAFETY PRODUCT EXHIBIT
A DEFECT IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP, SUCH DEFECT WILL BE REPAIRED WHEN THE
COMPLETE REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. PRODUCT IS RETURNED, POSTAGE PREPAID AND
INSURED, TO REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. OTHER THAN THE POSTAGE AND INSURANCE
REQUIREMENT, NO CHARGE WILL BE MADE FOR REPAIRS COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY.
WARRANTY DISCLAIMERS
NO WARRANTY, ORAL OR WRITTEN, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, OTHER THAN THE ABOVE
WARRANTY IS MADE WITH REGARD TO THIS REAR VIEW SAFETY, INC. REAR VIEW SAFETY,
INC. DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR MERCHANT-ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR USE OR PURPOSE AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES IN NO EVENT SHALL REAR VIEW
SAFETY. INC. IS LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE
DAMAGES OR FOR ANY COSTS, ATTORNEY FEES, EXPENSES, LOSSES, OR DELAYS ALLEGED
TO BE AS A CONSEQUENCE OF ANY DAMAGE TO, FAILURE OF, OR DEFECT IN ANY PRODUCT
INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY CLAIMS FOR LOSS OF PROFITS.
DISCLAIMER
REAR VIEW SAFETY AND/OR ITS AFFILIATES DO NOT GUARANTEE OR PROMISE THAT THE USER OF OUR SYSTEMS WILL NOT BE IN/PART OF AN ACCIDENT OR OTHERWISE NOT COLLIDE WITH AN OBJECT AND/OR PERSON. OUR SYSTEMS ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR CAREFUL AND CAUTIOUS DRIVING OR FOR THE CONSISTENT ADHERENCE TO ALL APPLICABLE TRAFFIC LAWS AND MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY REGULATIONS. THE REAR VIEW SAFETY PRODUCTS ARE NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR REAR VIEW MIRRORS OR FOR ANY OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT MANDATED BY LAW. OUR CAMERA SYSTEMS HAVE A LIMITED FIELD OF VISION AND DO NOT PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW OF THE REAR OR SIDE AREA OF THE VEHICLE. ALWAYS MAKE SURE TO LOOK AROUND YOUR VEHICLE AND USE YOUR MIRRORS TO CONFIRM REARWARD CLEARANCE AND THAT YOUR VEHICLE CAN MANEUVER SAFELY. REAR VIEW SAFETY AND/OR ITS AFFILIATES SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE AND/OR INJURY RESULTING FROM ACCIDENTS OCCURRING WITH VEHICLES HAVING SOME OF REAR VIEW SAFETY PRODUCTS INSTALLED AND REAR VIEW SAFETY AND/OR ITS AFFILIATES, THE MANUFACTURER, DISTRIBUTOR, AND SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY, LOSS OR DAMAGE, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INTENDED USE OF THE PRODUCT. IN NO EVENT SHALL REAR VIEW SAFETY AND/OR ITS AFFILIATES HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSSES (WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT, IN CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE) INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE SYSTEMS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DAMAGED PROPERTY, PERSONAL INJURY, AND/OR LOSS OF LIFE. NEITHER SHALL REAR VIEW SAFETY AND/OR ITS AFFILIATES HAVE ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DECISION, ACTION, OR INACTION TAKEN BY ANY PERSON IN RELIANCE ON REAR VIEW SAFETY SYSTEMS, OR FOR ANY DELAYS, INACCURACIES, AND/OR ERRORS IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SYSTEMS FUNCTIONS.
THE RVS DIFFERENCE
- COMPETITION Sensors mounted in rear corners
- THE RVS DIFFERENCE Our sensors mounted in the front of the vehicle
If you have any questions about this product, contact: Rear View Safety, Inc. 1797 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11233 800.764.1028
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