VISIONTRACK VT3000-AI AI-Powered Vehicle Camera And Safety System Installation Guide
- June 6, 2024
- Visiontrack
Table of Contents
- VISIONTRACK VT3000-AI AI-Powered Vehicle Camera And Safety System
- Important Information
- Overview
- Key features
- **System Diagrams
- Packing List
- **Required Tools
- System Installation Overview
- Install SIM & SD Cards
- Install and Calibration
- Speed Signal
- Commissioning
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
VISIONTRACK VT3000-AI AI-Powered Vehicle Camera And Safety System
Important Information
- Before you begin installing and commissioning the system, please ensure that you have read this manual thoroughly referring to any supplementary information provided for the unit as required.
- Care must be taken in the routing of all cables so that the insulation does not become worn or damaged.
- Unauthorised modification to this equipment or associated accessories is unadvised without the expressed permission and agreement from the product manufacturer.
- This equipment should not be operated in hazardous environments i.e. areas that contain explosive materials or flammable vapours.
- This equipment should not be operated within aircrafts or in close proximity to medical equipment.
- This equipment may only be located in a position where it cannot interfere with the normal operation of the vehicle or present a hazard to the driver or passengers.
- Failure to comply with the following Warnings, Approval and Safety information may invalidate warranty, certification or type approval of this product.
- All installation and service work must be carried out in accordance with FCS1362, FCS1372, RQAS, 95/54/EC, ISO 21609 and / or any other statutory guidelines or Directives currently in force. Therefore it is strongly recommended that the unit is installed and commissioned by suitably trained and qualified installation personnel with accreditation.
- Under no circumstances may any part of the product be installed inside the engine compartment area.
- Unauthorised changes or alterations to the equipment or the installation will invalidate certification issued by the Approved Accreditation Bodies and may also affect the vehicle manufacturers warranty.
- To avoid interference the VisionTrack power supply MUST be installed as far away as possible from other telematics devices and power supplies already installed within the vehicle. Ideally, installation should be on the opposite side of the vehicle.
Overview
VisionTrack’s VT3000-AI is a cost-effective mobile video surveillance device
specially designed for remote video and driver safety monitoring for every
vehicle type. The soultion has three components: VT3000-AI (ADAS Camera),
VT-DSM-AI camera and the VT-C26-IPC, which integrates multiple modules, such
as 4G, Wi-Fi and G-sensor.
Key features
**System Diagrams
VT3000-AI Main Cable**
Packing List
**Required Tools
VT3000-AI Features**
System Installation Overview
System Install
Mount the VT3000-AI on the windscreen Power Supply, Ignition & IO SignalSpeed Signal & Serial
Ports
The vehicle speed can be read from the pulse signal from the vehicle, a CAN port or GPS, for detailed settings see section 4.
Install SIM & SD Cards
Standard size SIM card: Check the SD card’s write protection switch, which should be in the “on” position.
Install and Calibration
Depending on the model of the vehicle, select the most appropriate
installation location (for install and maintenance).
GPS and 4G antenna are pointed towards the sky. Remove the bracket from the rear to enable install,
(slide top to remove).
Remove the cover and install the SD card and SIM card**.this may already be done for you
VT3000-AI Installation
IMPORTANT: Degrease and clean the windscreen before attaching.
The VT3000-AI should be mounted in the middle at the top of the window screen,
ensuring the lens is within the swept area of the wipers. All cables should be
going towards the roof. Maximum height should be no more than 4m high and
always check the live image in easycheck before securing to the window
. The VT3000-AI can also
be fitted at the bottom of windscreen on HGVs.
*VT3000-AI Camera Calibration**
Assuming the VT3000-AI camera install height is AC= 3m, the ideal calibration reference point AB= 30m and we only have AE=5 m of level ground in front of the vehicle.
Thus, find the ED: ED = 2.5m
Then place a 2.5m high reference point in front of the lens that is 5m away.
(Please note the ED might change when the camera is installed higher)
Open the settings of the VT3000-AI, enter the ADAS camera install height (AC)
in the “Algorithm” menu (Easycheck APP). Open the “ADAS” menu, set the Mode Type to
“Calibration” then click save. Refer to the live view again, 3 horizontal line should
show in the image for reference. Adjust the ADAS camera lens angle (remove the
ADAS camera cover on the back) that will allow the 30m reference line up with
the reference point DE as mentioned above. Finish the ADAS camera calibration by changing it to
Normal mode then click ok.
DSM Camera Installation
Install the DSM in the location according to the system installation diagram
(section 3). The bottom screws must be tightened and camera should mount right
above the steering wheel on the dashboard in front of the driver.
Secure the camera AFTER finishing the calibration. The DSM camera should mount
70 – 120cm between the driver’s eyes.
DSM Camera FOV
The driver camera FOV should cover the facial area of the driver and the tops
of the shoulders. Allow space to the left, right, up, down for more
flexibility so that it is possible to catch the driver’s face when looking in
different directions.
DSM Calibration
It is recommended to have the actual driver perform the calibration. If this
is not possible, it is best to ask a person with a similar height for help.
Open the IPC settings of the DSM camera channel, e.g. Channel 5.
Keep the device name as “DSM” and select “Calibration”, set “Front” or “Side”
depending on the installation location.
Finish the driver camera calibration by changing it back to “Normal mode” then
secure on the dashboard.
Install the VT-C26-IPC Cab Camera (if applicable)
Install the IPC camera inside the driver’s cab, FOV example shows in figure below:
Speed Signal
There are two ways to acquire the vehicle speed signal that may be used for the VT3000-AI.
Speed Pulse
Speed pulse is more accurate than GPS speed as it has direct access to the
vehicle, also it may take time to find the speed pulse signal from the vehicle
for wiring and calibration.
Find the “Pulse” in the “Speed” menu. Satellite
GPS speed may have latency that may affect the accuracy of the alarms, but it
is acceptable for most applications. Find the “Satellite” in the “Speed” menu
.
Commissioning
When the cameras are positioned and supplied with power, wait until the green LED is steady and press the panic button. You can now use the commissioning app to commission the cameras. To find out more about our commissioning app, please download here: engineering.visiontrack.com. You can also contact the VisionTrack technical support on 01246 225 858 to commission the cameras. You will have to give them the Kit number on the box as well as the make, model, colour and registration of the vehicle, an ID number and site information.
It is important to leave the vehicle ignition ON during the commissioning. The
commissioning team will inform you of any potential faults and make you change
the angle of the cameras if they are not correctly adjusted.
The VisionTrack technical support team is available between 9am – 5pm Monday
through to Friday and 9am – 5pm on a Saturday.
You will be given a Camera Commissioning Number by the Commissioning Team. It
is very important that the commissioning number is recorded on your Job
sheet/ticket.
www.visiontrack.com
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High Brooms Industrial Estate Tunbridge Wells Kent
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References
- VisionTrack Engineering
- VisionTrack | Global Provider of AI Video Telematics
- VisionTrack | Global Provider of AI Video Telematics
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