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ZOLL Online’s Road Safety application is the back end interface tool for managing and configuring the RS-4000 devices. In the final section of this document (Appendix F), you will find all of the details necessary for using ZOLL Online to properly prepare the vehicles and devices for a successful installation.
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ZOLL ONLINE ELEARNING COURSE A large section of this document is dedicated to the ZOLL Online configuration of the RS-4000 units. Although this section does include all of the necessary information needed to setup the devices and make them operable, addition details and training on the full scope of the Road Safety product is available at no additional charge.
RS-4000 & Digital Ally Integration ....................5 Hardware Identification and Inventory Sheet ................. 6 Optional items that can be purchased from ZOLL by the agency ........8 Component Locations and Connectivity Overview ................ 9 RS-4902 – Spotter Switches: ....................9 RS-4000 - On-Board Computer ....................
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Diagnostic Viewer Menu Options ..................34 Testing ............................ 35 Calibration ..........................37 ZOLL Online Setup of the RS-4000 On-Board Computer ..........37 Test drive and final check with ZOLL Online ................. 38 Required Documentation ......................39 Form 1: Vehicle Inspection Diagram ..................40 Form 2: Vehicle Inspection Form ...................
BUILD SHEET ZOLL does not have access to all year/make/model vehicles and some research by the installers will likely be required. Input/output and connection information including vehicle wire colors and common connection points can be obtained (when available) by calling ZOLL Road Safety Support at 1-800-663-3911 option 9.
PARTS INVENTORY Use the ZOLL-Hardware Identification + Inventory Sheet (pages 6 - 8) to inventory the ZOLL provided hardware. To order additional or replacement parts, such as Driver ID tags, Call ZOLL support for additional information: 1-800- 663-3911 option 9.
RS-4000 OVERVIEW The ZOLL 4000 is an on-board driver modification and data acquisition system that monitors and reports vehicle speed, vehicle RPM, 16 additional user definable digital single ended inputs and 6 differential inputs. There are 2 digital outputs. The digital...
HARDWARE IDENTIFICATION AND INVENTORY SHEET IMPORTANT: Upon delivery of the RS-400 equipment, the shipment should be inspected for completeness and condition. Any shortage or damage should be documented and immediately reported to the ZOLL support team at 1-800-663-3911 or support@zoll.com...
OPTIONAL ITEMS THAT CAN BE PURCHASED FROM ZOLL BY THE AGENCY RS-2213 Driver ID RS-3212-25 Driver ID Tags Programmer Kit (Package of 25) RS-4105 Standard I/O Harness RS-3144 Sprinter Harness RS-DVM250B Digital Ally 250 - 2 Camera Event Data RS-4106 Mercedes...
OEM imposed length limit for the OBDII/CAN cable of 16 feet (4.87 meters). *Extensions to the cable are not recommended or supported by ZOLL. DO NOT modify the cable RS-4202 – WINDOW MOUNT GPS ANTENNA Determine the installation location of the antenna on the windshield or dashboard. Keep in mind that the GPS antenna cannot "see"...
If the vehicle being installed has not been completely setup in ZOLL Online the install SHOULD NOT proceed past STEP 17: CONNECTING DIGITAL OUTPUTS. Each agency must have a tenant account configured in ZOLL Online. Customers using multiple ZOLL Online applications will use the tenant already in use for their other products.
Complete a thorough interior and exterior inspection of the vehicle with the customer using the Vehicle Inspection Diagram (Form 1) and the ZOLL Road Safety Vehicle Inspection Form (Form 2). Before starting the installation, identify and document any damage or inoperable systems, and notify the responsible party. You can find forms 1 and 2 in the back of this document.
Extensions to the cable are not recommended or supported by ZOLL. DO NOT modify this cable. 1. If you are going to mount the On-Board Computer under a seat, ZOLL recommends that you remove it for easier access, and verify adequate clearance.
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1. Locate and identify the vehicles OBDII port (driver’s side dash) and unbolt the connector. 2. Mount the connector end of the ZOLL OBDII Harness in its place and connect the vehicle’s port to the matching receptacle on the ZOLL OBDII cable. Secure all wiring to prevent interference with vehicle foot controls or any other moving components under the dash.
(Speaker volume is not adjustable by the driver and must be done through ZOLL Online) 1. Check for clearance behind the panel for the screws that will secure the speaker.
Once located, test and verify the connection points provide the required voltage, note the polarity, and annotate your build sheet with the location and color of the wires used for use later in ZOLL Online. Route the White/Brown and White/Yellow wires safely using wire loom if needed to their connection points and solder splice the connections.
Once located, test and verify the connection points, note the polarity, and annotate your build sheet with the location and color of the wires used for use later in ZOLL Online. Route the Brown/Yellow and Grey/Yellow wires safely using wire loom if needed to their connection points and solder splice the connections. Tape the splice and secure the wiring.
Wi-Fi connectivity limits the real time functionality of the system and data will only be available for viewing in ZOLL Online upon completion of a download while the vehicle is connected to the access point.
Options in below can be used with little or no harm to the system. Options in should only be used when directed by ZOLL Support. NOTE: The RS-4000 must maintain internet connectivity to receive the settings and configuration data from ZOLL Online during testing.
SxS Port Status UIB Port Status Tenant Key Vehicle Key m. Serial Number *must match serial number on the sticker* contact ZOLL if mismatched. n. WAN Connectivity o. WAN Connectivity p. ZOLL RescueNet Road Safety Running There are four possible statuses: blue, green, yellow and red.
ZOLL. For customers self-installing the RS-4000 follow the steps below. 1. Log in to ZOLL Online and configure steps 6-18. This will allow you to set up a vehicle name, vehicle class, audible tones, orientation index number, and calibration settings.
(Login, Reverse (spotter switch), Seatbelt, Over force, and Over speed if safe to do so.) If the vehicle was configured to communicate via the vehicle’s cellular modem, data will be visible in ZOLL Online REPORTS after uploading is complete.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION As part of a ZOLL Certified installation, forms 1-4 are required to be completed and submitted to ZOLL Support for inclusion in the account records. Form 1, Vehicle Damage Inspection Form - Document any areas where damage or an unusual condition exists, and should be reflected on form 2, the vehicle inspection form.
The RS-4000 On-Board Computer can be mounted in any of 24 unique positions. When configuring the unit in ZOLL Online, refer to the chart below and images following to determine the appropriate Orientation Index Number to use for your installation. When mounting the unit, ensure it is level, (perpendicular or vertical) and either parallel or square to the centerline of the vehicle.
ORIENTATION INDEX 1-4 The On-Board Computer’s mounting tabs are on the bottom, and parallel to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing up. The ambulance is shown as a reference to how the RS-4000 would be mounted inside the vehicle.
ORIENTATION INDEX 5-8 The On-Board Computer’s mounting tabs are on top, and parallel to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing down (mounted under a shelf). Orientation 5 - ZOLL logo DOWN, connectors facing Orientation 6 - ZOLL logo DOWN, connectors facing FRONT.
ORIENTATION INDEX 9-12 The On-Board Computer is mounted vertically, perpendicular to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing forward (wall mounted). Orientation 9 - ZOLL logo FRONT, connectors facing Orientation 10 - ZOLL logo FRONT, connectors facing DOWN. Orientation 11 - ZOLL logo FRONT, connectors facing Orientation 12 - ZOLL logo FRONT, connectors facing LEFT.
ORIENTATION INDEX 1 3-16 The On-Board Computer is mounted vertically, perpendicular to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing rearward (wall mounted). Orientation 13 - ZOLL logo facing REAR., connectors Orientation 14 - ZOLL logo facing REAR., connectors facing UP.
ORIENTATION INDEX 1 7-20 The On-Board Computer is mounted vertically, perpendicular to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing left (right wall mounted). Orientation 17 - ZOLL logo facing LEFT, connectors Orientation 18 - ZOLL logo facing LEFT, connectors facing UP.
ORIENTATION INDEX 2 1-24 The On-Board Computer is mounted vertically, perpendicular to the floor, ZOLL logo and screen facing right (left wall mounted). Orientation 21 - ZOLL logo facing RIGHT, connectors Orientation 22 - ZOLL logo facing RIGHT, connectors facing UP.
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2. Setting Configuration Options You can set Configuration options for High Speed RPM Connection Type by using ZOLL Online. In ZOLL Online, go to: Administration>Road Safety>Road Safety Configurations>Devices> and then click on the vehicle you’re working with and make sure that the RPM Connection Type is set to High Speed and complete the Add/Edit Device screen.
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After the RS4000 has been configured for high speed inputs on ZOLL Online, the RS4000 may generate violation tones until speed and RPM have been calibrated. 3. Calibrating RPM In the Diagnostics Viewer application, 0pen the High Speed Calibration window by clicking the wheel icon.
APPENDIX E: ZOLL ONLINE’S ROAD SAFETY APPLICATION As mentioned at the very beginning of this document, ZOLL Online plays a very important role in the Road Safety System. ZOLL Online houses the Road Safety application, which is used to not only configure and manage the onboard RS-4000 devices, but the entire Road Safety system.
As seen in the screen shot above, the initial page to which you’re taken once logged into ZOLL Online is the “My Products” page. You can see the”Administration” link has been circled. It should also be noted that the “Administration”...
After clicking on “Administration” or “Admin” you’re taken to the screen where you can select the product you wish to administer. The selections here will vary based upon which ZOLL products the agency uses. Obviously, you’ll want to select “Road Safety”.
To configure the group settings for the vehicle, click on “Vehicle Group Settings”. As with most of the ZOLL Online configuration sections, when you first enter the section you can either modify existing entries by clicking on their name or add new items by clicking on the plus (+) icon. Once you’re in the area where you’re adding or modifying entries, you’ll see that the top section allows you to add the name of your...
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This section allows for the entry of up to four different GPS Destinations. If configured here in Road Safety the GPS information acquired from the RS-4000 will be sent to the destinations from ZOLL Online. If this setup is requested by the agency they will be required to provide the installer values for the four fields shown in the image.
10. VEHICLE INSTALLATION VERIFICATION Once all of the ZOLL Online Road Safety configurations have been set and the RS-4000 devices has been completely installed and calibrated, it should be ready to go live with the customer. Using the “Reports” section of ZOLL Online’s Road Safety can provide one final system test to ensure the functionality of the vehicle(s).
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5. If after polling the data, the ZOLL Online Road Safety system displays a report similar to the image below, you can feel very confident that the vehicle’s RS-4000 is communicating successful with the Road Safety system. Here’s a quick rundown on some of the information being displayed and how to interact with the report: “Events”, “Speed”, “longitudinal G-Force”, “Lateral G-Force”...
Digital Ally Inc. is a manufacture of in-vehicle audio/video recording devices. Recordings are triggered by both the Digital Ally devices themselves and the ZOLL RS-4000. The RS-4000 can be tightly integrated with both the DVM- 250 (two camera system) and the DVM-250+ (three camera system).
Prior to being able test or utilize the DVM-250/250+ system, the devices must be configured using Digital Ally’s “Configuration Manager” software. Just as some setup work in ZOLL Online needs to be completed before the RS- 4000 will function, the same holds true for the Digital Ally system. DVM-250/250+ configurations must be setup using the Configuration Manager software for the device to properly function.
The RS-4000 energizes the orange output wire with 12 vdc for .5 to 1 second when a configured threshold has been exceeded. The ZOLL Road Safety Diagnostics viewer is used to configure the RS-4000 device to send this output for each of the violations detected by the device.
The Spotter Switch violation time is a configurable value in ZOLL Online. 20 seconds is a suggested amount of time but it may be different based upon the agency.
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