This guide describes how to install and use the inView 360-Fusion Around Vehicle Monitoring (AVM ) system� inView
360-Fusion provides drivers with a real-time, 360-degree picture of the area around their vehicle to eliminate blind spots,
help improve pedestrian safety, prevent vehicle damage, and avoid liability costs�
Installation Principles
Installation of the inView 360 Around Vehicle Monitoring system is for certied personnel only. For more information on
the certication process, please contact the FRC Service Team (please see the back of this guide for details).
The installation process involves drilling into the exterior of a vehicle to mount cameras� Ensure you read this document
carefully, and verify the correct mounting locations prior to drilling�
NOTE: The installed system will not operate correctly until it has been calibrated. For more information,
see the inView 360 Calibration Guide included in the Calibration Kit.
System Components
The inView 360-Fusion installation package contains the following components:
The inView 360-Fusion ECU needs to be installed in a dry, covered location with easy access to the SD card port�
Here are a few idea locations for mounting the ECU in a vehicle:
SD Card Slot
Installing the ECU
Once you’ve determined your ECU mounting location, you’re ready to install it in the vehicle�
1� Place the ECU and mounting bracket in position. The bracket can be mounted on either side of the ECU.
• Install the ECU away from any sort of heat outlet, heater, or AC blower�
• Do not operate the ECU in a closed-in area or restrict ventilation in any way� The ECU requires air circulation to
maintain optimum operating temperature and provide best performance�
• Do not expose the ECU to moisture�
Secure Surfaces
• Do not mount the ECU to a plastic panel or other surface that cannot support the ECU’s weight or is subject to
constant vibration�
Mounting Orientation
• The ECU can be installed horizontally, vertically, or upside down�
Clearance Around the ECU and (optional) DVR
• Allow sufcient clearance: at least 6” in front of the ECU and 2” on each side for removal of the security front
cover and easy access to the hard drive and USB ports�
• Allow sufcient clearance behind the DVR for power, signal, and camera cables.
Power, Signal & Camera Cables
• Provide enough slack on the power cable to prevent any force from being exerted on the connectors.