Troubleshooting - Valeo Beep & Park Vision Bedienungsanleitung

Troubleshooting

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There is no image on the display:
1. Is the power supply wire connected correctly?
2. Is the ignition turned to ACC ON?
3. Is the reverse gear selected?
4. Are all wire connections correct?
5. Check the correct function setting of the display.
2
Image on the display without selecting the reverse
gear:
Check whether the power wire of ECU is connected to
the reverse light wire.
3
The display indicates a defective sensor:
1. Check whether the sensor surface is clean.
2. Check whether the sensor wires are plugged in the
ECU properly.
3. Check whether the sensor wires are damaged or
not.
4
The object position does not correspond to the
correct indicator on the display:
Are the sensor cables connected to the control unit
(ECU) in the correct order e.g. A.B?
5
You would like to change the volume of the sound
signal:
Adjust the volume to a certain level.
6
When reverse gear is selected, 0.5 m or 0.6 m is shown
on the display:
1. There are obstacles within 0.6 m.
2. Are sensors mounted too low or detecting the ground?
3. Check whether the sensor is installed upside down.
4.
Unplug 1 sensor at a time to check for response.
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Blurred image or poor quality image on the display:
1. Check whether there is dirt or water on the lens of the
camera.
2.
Clean the lens with a lint with alcohol, and then dry it with
a clean cloth.
3. Is there enough power supply provided to the ECU?
4. The brightness, contrast and colour intensity can be
adjusted.
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Once reverse gear is selected, a sound signal is triggered
when there is no obstacle behind the vehicle:
1. C heck that requested height of sensors fitted on the bumper
from the floor is respected (between 45 and 60 cm).
2. C heck that requested angle of sensors fitted on the bumper
is respected. If necessary, use the angle correction rings
for the installation.
3. Check that requested distance between sensors on the
bumper is respected (< or = 45 cm).
4. Check that the sensor is not installed upside-down.
5. Unplug one sensor at a time to identify the cause of the
anomaly.
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