Escort MAX CI, MAX CI 360 User Manual

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Escort MAX CI, MAX CI 360 User Manual

The World’s Most Advanced Detection System

360°

Alerts

MAX Ci / MAX Ci 360

protection available

 

 

The most powerful & complete

 

Dual Antenna Front and Rear

True Stealth Operation Lets

Protection (MAX Ci 360)

 

You Drive 100% Undetected

360° Directional Alert

 

ESCORT Live App Provides

Arrows (MAX Ci 360)

 

Crowd Sourced Alerts

Laser Shifters Provide

 

GPS Intelligence

Speed of Light Protection

 

Rejects False Alerts

Installation Manual

Front Radar Receiver

Weatherproof radar receiver

Two universal mounting brackets with stainless steel hardware

Built-in 3-foot cable with waterproof connector

13-foot cable with waterproof connector and inline grommet

12 nylon wire ties to secure cable

Rear Radar Receiver* (optional)

Weatherproof radar receiver

Two universal mounting brackets with stainless steel hardware

Built-in 2.9 foot cable with waterproof connector

13-foot cable with waterproof connector and inline grommet

12-foot extension cable with waterproof connectors

12 nylon wire ties to secure cable

Front Laser ShifterMax Sensors

Twin weatherproof sensors

6-foot cables with waterproof connectors

Mounting hardware and bubble level

ESCORT MAX C

Rear Laser ShifterMax Sensors* (optional)

Twin weatherproof sensors

6-foot cables with waterproof connectors

2 x 20-foot extension cables

Mounting hardware

ShifterMax Bridge Box

Weatherproof Bridge Box is used to connect ShifterMax Sensors to main Interface

GPS Antenna

Weatherproof magnetically mounted GPS Antenna

30-foot cable with modular connector

Display Module

Display mounts easily to instrument pod, dashboard, or console

Two bezels provided for optional in-dash mounting

Adhesive pads provided for secure mounting

* Included with ESCORT MAX Ci 360

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i Components

In-dash Display Bezels

For a factory-installed look, use either the black or platinum in-dash bezel for easy mounting to instrument pod, dashboard, or console.

Integrated adhesive backing for secure mounting

Control Module

Controller mounts easily to instrument pod, dashboard, or console

Adhesive pads provided for secure mounting

Interface

Central module connects to switched 12-volt power and ground

All components plug directly in using modular connections

Concealed Alert Indicator

Multi-color indicator is:

Solid green when power is ON

Blinking red when receiving a front alert

Blinking blue when receiving a rear alert (ESCORT MAX Ci 360 only)

6-foot cable with modular connector

Bezel provided mounts easily to instrument pod, dashboard, or console

Radio Mute Cable

6-foot cable connects to compatible vehicle audio systems and automatically mutes the audio during alerts

Download Data Cable

• Provides access to update data via the Internet

Documentation

Comprehensive Owner’s Manual

Installation guide

Built-in Diagnostics

• Confirms all components are operational

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Important Notes

Installation Warnings

1It is recommended that you have a professional install your new ESCORT MAX Ci . Installation of this system requires experience and expertise in automotive electronics. If you are unfamiliar with automotive electronics, car audio specialists and many car dealers can install your ESCORT MAX Ci for you.

2Attempting to install this product without expertise in automotive electronics installation can cause personal injury or damage to your vehicle.

3If your vehicle is damaged during installation its safety systems may be compromised, which could cause personal injury or property damage.

4Improper installation may void ESCORT MAX CI’s warranty.

Performance Warning

To get the best performance possible, the mounting location of the radar receiver is critical. Although radar signals will pass through some types of plastic, mounting the radar receiver so that it has a clear “view”of the road will ensure maximum warning.

Since Laser signals will not pass through objects, including most plastics, it is critical that the Laser Shifters are mounted perfectly level and have an unobstructed “view”of the road.

E Read This First

Please read these instructions in their entirety before starting your installation.

For the easiest, trouble-free installation, install the interface first and wire it to a 12-volt switched circuit.

Then, before installing the other components, plug all of them into the interface and power up the unit to confirm proper operation.

Error Codes

Below is a list of error codes which are shown in error messages. The codes help diagnose the cause of the error.

Error

Replace

A critical issue has been reported

 

requiring component to be

 

replaced or repaired.

 

 

Check

Connections and wiring of

 

component should be checked. If

 

problem persists there may be an

 

issue with component.

 

 

High Temp

Component is too hot. Mounting

 

it in a cooler location may be

 

necessary.

 

 

Hi Volt

Power supply voltage is too high.

 

Voltage must be between 10.5 –

 

16 V DC.

 

 

Lo Volt

Power supply voltage is too low.

 

Voltage must be between 10.5 –

 

16 V DC.

Component

 

 

 

IF

Interface

 

 

FR

Front Radar Receiver

 

 

RR

Rear Radar Receiver

 

 

GR

GPS Receiver

 

 

SB

Shifter Bridge Box

 

 

S1

Shifter Sensor 1

 

 

S2

Shifter Sensor 2

 

 

S3

Shifter Sensor 3

 

 

S4

Shifter Sensor 4

 

 

S5

Shifter Sensor 5

 

 

S6

Shifter Sensor 6

 

 

For information about accessing the error code log, visit the“User Manuals”section of the EscortRadar.com website.

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Installation Instructions

Installation Tips

While following the steps throughout this manual, please refer to the following recommendations for a professional, troublefree installation:

1Determine the best location for the radar receiver. The best location is typically under the bumper, or inside the front grill of the vehicle. For the best radar performance, install the radar receiver horizontally, with a clear “view”of the road.

2Entry points into the interior may be located behind the plastic liner in the wheel well, fuse box, or unused grommets.

3There are often many existing entry points at the rear of the vehicle as well:

• Gaskets behind license plates, around illumination lamps, and near trunk lid hinges.

• Tail light wiring gaskets are often easily accessible and large enough to add cables.

4If there are no suitable openings, it will be necessary to drill a hole through the firewall:

a.Thoroughly investigate all locations before drilling any holes! Ensure no wires, hoses, or other vehicle components will be damaged.

b.On vehicles with automatic transmissions, there is often a location for mounting a clutch pedal. This location is typically an ideal location to drill.

c.Before drilling, cover the surface being drilled with masking tape to prevent damage to the anti-corrosion coating in the event the drill bit slips.

d.Drill a 13/32" or 7/16" hole.

5When pulling the inline grommet to the entry point, apply rubbing alcohol to a section of the cable to reduce friction and quickly pull the grommet along the length.

6The cables of units mounted at the rear of the vehicle can generally be routed through the trunk compartment and concealed under trim panels quite easily. If necessary, the cables can also be routed under the vehicle and through an opening in the firewall. Be sure to secure cables away from moving parts and hot surfaces.

7A quality crimper for modular connectors can be used to cut cables to length and replace the connector. Removing the connectors may also make it easier to enter the vehicle’s interior through existing openings.

Note:

Only an exact replacement for the standard connector can be used. Do not attempt to cut the wires unless the proper connector and crimping tools are available.

Connectors cannot be reused.

Do not cut the cable too short! Provide enough cable to route to the Interface and add a couple extra feet to ease installation

Install the new connector such that its locking tab is on the same side as the color coded stripe on the cable.

Do not attempt to cut the cable and splice the wires together.

8 When drilling or cutting interior trim panels (for instance, when installing the Concealed Installation Alert Indicator or the optional Display Bezel), first cover the surface of the panel with masking tape to prevent accidental scratches.

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