GEMINI TECHNOLOGY 514W User Manual

Wireless reverse parking sensor kit

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Installation and configuration tasks should only be performed by qualified personnel.
The parking system is designed as a parking assist device only, it should not be considered to replace care and attentiveness while maneuvering. Always
check your wing mirrors and rear view mirror while reversing and keep a slow speed to avoid unexpected hazards.
The backup assist PDC system comes with 1 acoustic warning loudspeaker (buzzer, master device), 1 waterproof control unit (slave device) and 4 compact waterproof paintable
sensors. The sensors are configurable via the master device according to your preferences and bumper type (contact a qualified Service Center).
1.1 - ACTIVATION:
The buzzer activates automatically when ignition key is switched ON while the control unit activates only when reverse gear is engaged. Once powered, the
control unit carries out a complete operating self-diagnostic test and transmits data to the buzzer. If all 6 sensors are operative, 1 Beep will confirm activation otherwise, a deep error
tone (Bop) will sound followed by the number of beeps corresponding to the faulty sensor. From this moment on, communication remains active between the 2 devices to monitor the
area behind the vehicle until reverse gear is disengaged.
a) Tow Bar/Rear Spare Tire Configuration
When a vehicle has a tow bar or a rear spare tire, the control module can be configured to push out the impact detection zone past the accessory. The control module must be
configured by a qualified Service Center.
CAUTION: OBSTACLES BETWEEN THE BUMPER AND THE NEW STOP ZONE WILL NOT BE DETECTED.
b) Trailer Recognition
See OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS par.10.1.
c) Bike rack detection
See OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS par.10.1.
1.2 - OBSTACLE DETECTION
During a reversing maneuver, detection of obstacles is signalled by the buzzer with an audible proximity warning which becomes a continuous solid tone when the preset minimum
safety distance (STOP zone) is reached.
1.3 - SENSOR DETECTION INFORMATION
Certain conditions may affect the ability of the sensor to correctly detect obstacles:
1.
Presence of human beings, animals or small obstacles or objects/materials with low reflectance might not be detected by the parking system.
2.
In case of heavy rain/snow the parking system might give an audible alert even if no obstacles are present: this does not necessarily indicate that the PDC is defective.
3.
If the sensors are covered with mud, ice or snow (normal function resumes after cleaning or defrosting).
4.
An extremely bumpy road or an incline, gravel or grass.
5.
Vehicle horns, motorcycle engines, air brakes of large vehicles or other loud noises producing ultrasonic waves.
6.
Heavy rain or splashes on the sensors and water puddles.
7.
Obstacles located below the bumper will not be detected when they are in close proximity.
1.4 - SENSOR FAILURE INDICATION
When ignition is turned ON and reverse gear is engaged, the system provides an instant, automatic, self-diagnostic function. If all the sensors are operative, 1 Beep will confirm
activation. If one of the sensors is faulty or disconnected, a deep error tone (Bop) will sound followed by the number of beeps corresponding to the faulty sensor
until all faulty sensors have been signaled. 2 Bops will confirm the end of the self-test cycle. The system will exclude any faulty sensor and keep the others active. The following is an
example of error indications:
Sensor 1 inoperative => 1 Bop + "1 Beep" + 2 closing Bops.
Sensors 1 and 2 inoperative => 1 Bop + "1 Beep" + 1 Bop + "2 Beeps" + 2 closing Bops.
1.5 - BASIC MAINTENANCE TIPS
 When cleaning the sensors take special care not to scratch or damage the surface: carefully clean the sensors with a soft cloth.
 In car washes which use steam jet or high-pressure washers, keep the nozzle at least 10 cm away from the sensors.
This product is guaranteed to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of 24 months from the installation date shown on the warranty certificate, in compliance with Directive
1999/44/CE L.D. N.24 dated 02/02/2002. Please fill-in entirely the warranty certificate that accompanies the product and DO NOT REMOVE the bar code warranty label from the
device. The warranty will become void if labels are missing or torn, if the warranty certificate is not fully compiled or if the enclosed sales document is missing.
The warranty is valid exclusively at authorized Gemini Technologies Service Centers. The manufacturer declines any responsibility for eventual malfunctions of the device or any
damage to the vehicle electrical system due to improper installation, use or tampering.
WIRELESS REVERSE PARKING SENSOR KIT 514W
1.0 – HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS
2.0 - WARRANTY CONDITIONS
Designed and manufactured by GEMINI TECHNOLOGIES srl ‐  Via L. Galvani, 12 – 21020 Bodio Lomnago (VA) – Italy 
Tel. +39 0332 943211 – Fax +39 0332 948080 – www.gemini‐alarm.com 
ISO 9001 CERTIFIED COMPANY 
 
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Rev.01 10/2018
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  • Page 1            WIRELESS REVERSE PARKING SENSOR KIT 514W     1.0 – HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS  Installation and configuration tasks should only be performed by qualified personnel.  The parking system is designed as a parking assist device only, it should not be considered to replace care and attentiveness while maneuvering. Always check your wing mirrors and rear view mirror while reversing and keep a slow speed to avoid unexpected hazards.
  • Page 2: Kit Contents

    3.0 – KIT CONTENTS          1x acoustic warning   1x resin filled control unit buzzer for programming 4x cable clips             complete with wiring 6x sensors 1x supply harness complete with wiring 10x zip-ties    ...
  • Page 3: Installation Precautions

    6.0 - INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS  Installation and connections should only be done by qualified personnel.  Disconnect the negative battery terminal before doing any electrical work.  Some bumpers have factory markings on the inner side; before drilling any holes, make sure they correspond to the recommended positions. ...
  • Page 4: Installation

    9.0 - INSTALLATION 9.1 - CONTROL UNIT AND LOUDSPEAKER (BUZZER) Find a suitable location behind the rear bumper and fit the control unit using the supplied double-sided tape and zip-ties. Use the supplied double-sided tape or screws to mount the buzzer somewhere inside the cabin where the driver will clearly hear the warning signals. 9.2 –...
  • Page 5 10.0 – WIRES AND CONNECTIONS The PDC kit is directly Plug & Play connected as follows: Connect the 4 wires coming out of the control unit to the 4 sensors (the longest wires to the sensors at the opposite end of the control unit). Connect the connector coming out of the control unit to the corresponding reverse light connector.
  • Page 6 11.0 - PARAMETER SET-UP  Before configuring the system, ensure all connections have been done properly.  Parameters must only be configured by qualified personnel. System configuration with the parameters detailed in par.12.0 is done by pressing buttons “A” and “B” on the buzzer (see figure below). ...
  • Page 7 12.0 - PARAMETER CONFIGURATION TABLE   Programming can be done using the 2 buttons on the buzzer or via a user-friendly PC software     Settings Default Button Button Programmable parameters   settings Buttons & PC Only PC*     Sensitivity High Medium...
  • Page 8 13.0 - SENSOR FITTING AND OBSTACLE DETECTION Correct Position: height, inclination and √ orientation are correct.* Sensors are excessively turned upwards => low obstacles are not detected. Sensors are excessively turned downwards => false alarms due to ground detection. Sensors fitted too low => false alarms due to ground detection.
  • Page 9: 14.0 - Troubleshooting

    14.0 - TROUBLESHOOTING FAULTS CAUSE / SOLUTIONS The system does not work when reverse gear is Check all connections. engaged. Check that the arrow and the UP indication are pointing upwards. Ensure that the sensors have been installed at the correct height. If they read the ground, use the correction adapters to tilt the sensors upwards.

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