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Car Vision™
D
CVD650LCD
So ware Version 0.0.1
User’s Guide
© INTEC Video Systems, Inc. Revision B - Feb 2015
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Table of Contents
General Information 4
Introduction 4
Important Information 4
Certifi cates of Compliance 4
Warnings and Cautions 5
What This Manual Covers 5
Getting Started 6
Turning On your Car Vision™ System 6
Verifying Proper Image Orientation 6
How to Change Your Image Orientation 6
Adjusting the Screen Brightness 6
System Applications Using a CVS100 or CVS102 Series Controller 7
Becoming Familiar with your Remote 7
Button Label and Function 7
Navigating the On Screen Menu 8
On Screen User’s Menu 8
On Screen Installer’s Menu 9
Advanced Features (CVS100 or CVS102) 10
Integrated Active Object Detection (Radar) 10
External Video Input / Output 10
System Applications Using a CVS500 Series Controller 11
Becoming Familiar with your Remote 11
Button Label and Function 11
Navigating the On Screen Menu 12
On Screen User’s Menu 12
On Screen Installer’s Menu 13
Advanced Features (CVS500) 16
External Video Input 16
Image Orientation 16
Orientation Requirements 16
How to Change Your Image 16
Naming Input and Radar Positions 16
Multi-Screen Views 16
Triggered Multi-Screen View 16
Programmable Auto Camera Cycle 18
Programmable External Auto Camera Cycle 18
Programmable Audio and Video Out 18
Integrated Active Object Detection (Radar) 19
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Table of Contents
Additional Features (CVS500) 20
Trigger Sequencing 20
Turn Signal Triggering 20
Momentary Rear Camera Override 20
Maintenance and Troubleshooting 21
Preventative Maintenance 21
Status LED’s and Fuses (CVS100 or CVS102) 22
Status LED’s and Fuses (CVS500) 23
Troubleshooting 23
Service and Warranty 24
How to get Service 24
Warranty Policy 25
Locations 25
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General Information
Introduction
Thank you for selecting an INTEC Car Vision™ System. Before using your system, please be sure to
read and understand these instructions carefully. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not
hesitate to contact us toll free at 800-468-3254 (west) or 800-522-5989 (east). You may also reach us via
e-mail at info@intecvideo.com
This Guide is intended to provide you with information needed to successfully operate your INTEC Video
Systems mobile video safety system.
Important Information
Please read this guide carefully before use.
There are no user serviceable parts inside the system components. All service must be completed by
authorized service personnel only. Please refer to the Warranty section described later in this manual.
Always use the proper tools, wear protective clothing and take necessary precautions when working
around electricity to prevent electrical shock.
Use only INTEC specifi ed and provided cables to connect the components of the system. Use of other
than INTEC specifi ed and supplied components and cabling could be dangerous and result in damage to
the system components and void the warranty.
Use only INTEC specifi ed and supplied accessories and options when upgrading your system.
Operating the camera system on too low or too high a voltage may damage the system.
Always confi rm the view provided by the camera is adequate for your needs prior to vehicle use.
Adjustments to the camera viewing angle should be made before use, if necessary.
Most states have laws pertaining to motor vehicles equipped with a video display within the driver’s fi eld
of vision, either directly or indirectly, unless the video display is used in conjunction with a back up safety
camera to monitor the blind spots around the vehicle. INTEC’s products are specifi cally designed to
enhance vehicle safety. Use of an INTEC display to view video in any manner other than intended
requires installation in accordance with your state laws.
Do NOT let the Car Vision™ System distract you from driving safely.
Certifi cates of Compliance
E 13
2002 / 95 / EC
Complies with Part
15 of the FCC Rules
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Warnings and Cautions
Warnings
Do NOT attempt to connect other electrical devices to the power wire harness of the Car Vision™ System
as this can cause an over current situation which can lead to electrical shock or fi re.
If at any time you see or smell smoke coming from the Car Vision™ System, stop driving, exit the
vehicle and disconnect main power. Check the system and remove any damaged components before you
resume normal vehicle operation.
Do NOT attach the wiring to any moving parts, across sharp edges or close to heat sources as this may
cause shorting of the wires and may lead to a fi re or electrical shock.
When installing the camera system be certain that all items are secure. Items that are not secure or
mounted in an unstable manner can come loose and cause damage or personal injury.
When installing the system be sure to use only INTEC supplied brackets. The Car Vision™ camera must
be insulated from the vehicle body. The supplied camera bracket provides the required insulation. Failure
to do so could result in a fi re and lead to property damage or personal injury.
Do NOT install the camera in any area that allows it to extend out past the vehicle as this can cause injury
if it were to come in contact with people walking around the vehicle.
Never use fuses of a larger rating than those supplied with your Car Vision™™ System. Use of larger
rated fuses can cause excessive current through the system if a short occurs and could lead to a fi re.
Cautions
Confi rm that the orientation of the image on the display is proper. Rear facing cameras should yield a
mirror image, where items on the left of the vehicle appear on the left side of the monitor.
Before you begin driving, be sure the display controls are adjusted properly. This will avoid unnecessary
distractions while driving.
Do NOT attempt to open or service your equipment. Removal of the product enclosure can lead to
electrical shock. No user serviceable parts inside.
You should not attempt to make any adjustments to the Car Vision™ System while driving as this can
lead to an accident. Only make adjustments when the vehicle is stopped.
Keep the Car Vision™ System clean and free from dirt, snow and ice. If the camera glass or display panel
becomes dirty, clean them before use. If they are covered with snow and/or ice, it should be cleared off
before use. Failure to do so could lead to an accident.
When running a cable from the exterior to the interior of a vehicle, care needs to be taken to seal the
entry point. Failure to do so could allow in exhaust fumes, other toxic gases or water.
What this Manual Covers
This manual covers the information necessary for the proper operation of your Car Vision™ Mobile Video
Safety System. Information on installing your system can be found on the Quick Installation Guides provided with your equipment or by visiting www.intecvideo.com/installation.html
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Getting Started
Turning On your Car Vision™ System
Your Car Vision™ System, when properly installed, is activated automatically when power is applied to
the trigger wire(s), typically reverse, but it can also be activated manually via the ON/SB button on the
remote. Note: The vehicle’s ignition switch must be on or the vehicle must be running for the system to
operate.
When activated automatically (triggered) by placing the vehicle in reverse the system will turn on
providing you with a clear image of what is behind your vehicle. Additionally an on screen distance grid
(pictured below) will appear. The distance grid is for reference only and does not equate to any specifi c
measurement.
Verifying Proper Image Orientation
The orientation of the image displayed is critical to safe vehicle operation. An object on the right side of
your vehicle needs to be seen on the right side of the displayed image.
Generally, if your display is facing rearwards, you would want a Mirror image displayed from a camera
facing rearward and a True image displayed from a camera facing forward. The image orientation of
cameras on the right or left side of a vehicle depends on how far off of center they are facing.
For example; a camera mounted on the right or left side of the vehicle facing straight out would usually
require a true image to be displayed. But angle the camera towards the rear and a mirror image may be
required. Always confi rm proper image orientation before operating your vehicle.
How to Change Your Displayed Image Orientation
INTEC’s CVC Series cameras are set as default at the factory to display a mirror image when used with
our CVD Series displays. Should you need to change the default image, you can do so through the
displays on screen Installers Menu, see page 8 for additional information. Additionally a number of our
CVC series cameras are equipped with image reversal switches refer to your cameras quick installation
guide for additional information.
Adjusting the Screen Brightness
Adjustments can be made to the LCD screen intensity level by pressing the Up or Down Arrow buttons on
the remote control. NOTE: If your Dimmer function is set to AUTO your screen brightness will revert back
to its original setting when the power is cycled.
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System Applications using a CVS100 or
CVS102 Series Controller
Becoming Familiar with your Remote
All adjustments to your Car Vision™ system are made via the CVR100 remote control. For your
convenience the buttons on the remote are backlit to aid in use under low light conditions. The CVR100
remote also includes a speaker for audio equipped systems and serves to provide an audible alert when
the system is used in conjunction with our active radar component.
Button Label and Function
ON/SB
MENU
EXT
MENU CH5
+
Manually turns the display on or places it in standby.
Accesses the on-screen users menu.
Scrolls through the menu items.
Adjusts the radar audible alert volume between three available
preset levels. (Active when used with a compatible radar
system)
Increases screen brightness.
Increases the value of a menu item.
Decreases screen brightness.
Decreases the value of a menu item.
Selects the external video input. (EXT must be set to ON in the
Installer’s Menu before EXT can be selected).
Press both buttons simultaneously to access the
Installer Menu.
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Navigating the On Screen Menu’s
There are three menus available, the Help Menu, the User Menu and the Installer Menu. The Help Menu
shows you the buttons used to navigate the menu. The User Menu allows you to adjust menu items
associated with the image such as brightness, contrast, etc... The installer Menu allows you to adjust the
more advanced features of your system such as image orientation. Navigating the menu is done via the
CVR100 Remote Control.
On Screen Help Menu
The Help Menu is accessed from the User Menu by pressing the up or down arrow button twice. Exit the
Help Menu by pressing any other button on the remote. There are no adjustments available on the Help
Menu.
On Screen User Menu
Press the Menu button on the CVR100 remote control to access the User Menu. Continue pressing the
Menu button to advance to the next line item. Use the Up and Down arrow keys on the remote to change
the value of the selected line item. The User’s Menu will time out after six seconds of inactivity.
Page 1 - Screen Settings
HELP
VOLUME
BRIGHT Adjusts the brightness of the image.
CONTRAST Adjusts screen contrast.
COLOR
TINT Adjusts screen tint.
DIMMER
Press the up or down arrow key twice to
access the help screen.
Adjusts the volume level of the audio
supplied by the camera.
Adjusts color level. (Only works with color
cameras.)
When set to AUTO the screen will brighten
or dim based on the ambient light around
it. When set to MAN the user controls
the image brightness via the brightness
adjustment.
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On Screen Installer’s Menu
Press the Menu and Up Arrow buttons simultaneously on the CVR100 remote control to access the
Installer Menu. Continue pressing the Menu button to advance to the next line item. Use the Up and
Down arrow keys on the remote to change the value of the selected line item. The Installer Menu does
not time out and must be exited manually. The simplest method is via the ON/SB button on the remote.
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Resets the display back to the factory
RESET
LANGUAGE Use to select your language.
EXT IN
CAMERA 1
RADAR 1
ALARM
VER
default. Note: Resetting the Installer’s
Menu will also reset the User’s Menu.
Turns on/off the External video input
function. Note: For dual camera applica-
tions using the CVS102 EXT IN must be
set to ON.
“MIRROR” Displays the image from an
INTEC camera on the screen as a Mirror
image.
“TRUE” Displays the image from an
INTEC camera on the screen as a True
image.
Set to STD for standard radar, set to CAN
for all others. Note: Radar 1 connects to
the camera input via an INTEC cable and
is only active when triggered.
Turns the Radar Alarm Output function
off and on. See the Advanced Features
section of this guide for more information
on radar.
Displays the current software version for
your display.
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Advanced Features
Integrated Active Object Detection (Radar)
The integrated radar, when properly connected, will send a visual alert to the Car Vision™ display and an
audible alert to the Car Vision™ remote when an object is detected within its operating range. The visual
alert consists of OSD markers on the left and right sides of the display screen. When properly connected
and powered green markers at the top of the screen will be present, indicating the radar is active. When
an object is detected in the outer most detection area, the fi rst of 5 red markers will activate starting at the
top of the screen, just under the green markers. As the object gets closer to the radar sensor(s) additional
red markers will illuminate in succession from the top of the screen to the bottom as well as start fl ashing
and an audible beeping will be heard through the remote. While in reverse, the on-screen distance grid
will also fl ash off and on according to the detected object’s distance from the sensor as shown below.
The integrated radar will only operate when connected via an INTEC cable to the camera connector and
the system is triggered, via the blue wire, with a +11 to +32 VDC source.
In addition there is a source voltage 1 amp Radar Alarm output (green) wire in the controller’s power
harness that can be used to activate an external device in the event your radar sensor detects an
object within it’s range. ALARM must be set to ON in the installer’s menu and the radar must be
detecting an object within its range before the output voltage is present. NOTE: Radar is only available
with the CVS100M and CVS100XL controllers. It is NOT available with the CVS100H.
External Video Input / Output (only available on the CVS100 series controller)
Your system is equipped with an external video input that allows you to connect another video source.
That source can be from another camera, GPS, or any other composite video source.
In addition to the video input there is also a video and audio output. These allow you to output your native* Car Vision™ camera video to an alternate display or DVR. The audio (when used with an audio
capable camera) can be output to an alternate speaker, display or DVR.
Use of the Video Input / Output requires the optional CVS100VO3M or CVS100MVO3M cable harness
available from INTEC.
* The output video is native from the camera meaning it sends video straight from the camera to the video output which in most
cases will produce a true image recording as opposed to the mirror image as seen on the display. To get a mirror image recording
you’ll need to reverse the camera image as well as set the image orientation in the display to NOR.
Not all cameras are fi eld reversible and may need to be returned to INTEC to have the image reversed. Please contact INTEC for
additional information.
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System Applications using a CVS500
Series Controller
Becoming Familiar with your Remote
All adjustments to your Car Vision™ system are made via the CVR500 remote control. For your
convenience the buttons on the remote are backlit to aid in use under low light conditions. The CVR500
remote also includes a speaker for audio equipped systems and serves to provide an audible alert when
the system is used in conjunction with our active radar component.
Button Label and Function
ON/SB
MENU
EXT
CH1
CH2
Manually turns the display on or places it in standby.
Accesses the on-screen users menu.
Scrolls through the menu items.
Adjusts the radar audible alert volume between three available
preset levels. (Active when used with a compatible radar
system)
Goes back to the prior character when naming camera positions.
Increases screen brightness.
Increases the value of a menu item.
Decreases screen brightness.
Decreases the value of a menu item.
Selects the external video input. (EXT must be set to ON in the
Installer’s Menu before EXT can be selected).
Displays the selected Multi-Camera View.
Skips to the next character when naming camera positions.
Manually Selects Camera 1
Selects the next page while displaying the menu
Manually Selects Camera 2
Selects the prior page while displaying the menu
CH3
CH4
CH5
CYCLE
MENU CH5
+
Manually Selects Camera 3
Manually Selects Camera 4
Manually Selects Camera 5
Allows the user to Auto Cycle through the connected cameras.
Press both buttons simultaneously to access the
Installer Menu.
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Navigating the On Screen Menu’s
There are three menus available, the Help Menu, the User Menu and the Installer Menu. The Help Menu
tells you what buttons to use to navigate the menu. The User Menu allows you to adjust menu items
associated with the image such as brightness, contrast, etc... The installer Menu allows you to adjust the
more advanced features of your system such as image orientation, multi camera views, etc... Navigating
the menu is done via the CVR500 Remote Control.
On Screen Help Menu
The Help Menu is accessed from the User Menu by pressing the up or down arrow button twice. Exit the
Help Menu by pressing any other button on the remote. There are no adjustments available on the Help
Menu.
On Screen User Menu
Press the Menu button on the CVR500 remote control to access the User Menu. Continue pressing the
Menu button to advance to the next line item. Press the CH1 or CH2 buttons to navigate to the next or
prior page. Use the Up and Down arrow keys on the remote to change the value of the selected line item.
There are two user menu pages.
Page 1 - Screen Settings
HELP
VOLUME
BRIGHT Adjusts the brightness of the image.
CONTRAST Adjusts screen contrast.
COLOR
TINT Adjusts screen tint.
DIMMER
Press the up or down arrow key twice to
access the help screen.
Adjusts the volume level of the audio
supplied by the camera.
Adjusts color level. (Only works with color
cameras.)
When set to AUTO the screen will brighten
or dim based on the ambient light around
it. When set to MAN the user controls
the image brightness via the brightness
adjustment.
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Page 2 - Cycle Settings
Adjusts the time (0 to 20 Seconds) the
CAMERA 1
Thru
CAMERA 5
EXT IN
camera input will be displayed when in the
Cycle Mode.
Note: If all positions are set to “0” the cycle
function will be disabled.
Same as above.
Note: EXT IN must be turned on before it
can be cycled in.
On Screen Installer Menu
Press the Menu and Up Arrow buttons simultaneously on the CVR500 remote control to access the
Installer Menu. Continue pressing the Menu button to advance to the next line item. Press the CH1 or
CH2 button to navigate to the next or prior page. Use the Up and Down arrow buttons on the remote to
change the value of the selected line item. There are eight installer menu pages.
Page 1
Resets the display back to the factory
RESET
LANGUAGE Use to select your language.
EXT IN
DISTANCE
Page 2 - Image Orientation
CAMERA 1
Thru
CAMERA 5
Note: CAMERA 1 thru CAMERA 5 are the default names
assigned to each of the fi ve camera inputs. You have the
option of changing those input names. Should you do so
they will display with the names you assigned.
default. Note: Resetting the Installer’s
Menu will also reset the User’s Menu.
Turns on/off the External video input
function.
Turns the distance grid off or on.
Note: The distance grid is only active
when camera 1 is triggered via the camera
1 trigger wire.
“MIRROR” Displays the image from an
INTEC camera on the screen as a Mirror
image.
“TRUE” Displays the image from an
INTEC camera on the screen as a True
image.
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Page 3 - Input Name
INPUT 1
Thru
INPUT 5
Sets the displayed name for the selected
position. 0 thru 9 and A thru Z including a
Space are available. Names can be up to
8 characters in length.
EXT IN
Up and Down changes the character
RADAR 1
RADAR 2
value, EXT and the Radar Volume button
changes the character position.
Radar is NOT available in the CVS500H and the
option will not be displayed in the menu.
Page 4 - EXT Multi-View
Sets the multi screen view that will be
displayed via the EXT button on the
remote control.
MUL.DISP
Press the up arrow button to turn the
Multi-View display off or press the down
arrow button to change the multi-screen
view from QUAD to UP TRI, LOW TRI, or
DUAL. The default setting is Quad.
Used to select the Input displayed per
VIEW 1
Thru
VIEW 4
screen segment.
Note: Changing MUL.DISP to a two or
three camera view will change the number
of view options accordingly.
See the Multi-Screen view section of this guide for more
information.
Page 5 - Trigger Multi-View
Sets the multi screen view that will be
displayed via the Orange trigger wire.
MTR.DISP
Press the up arrow or down arrow button
to change the multi-screen view from
QUAD to UP TRI, LOW TRI, or DUAL The
default setting is DUAL
Used to select the Input displayed per
screen segment.
VIEW 1
VIEW 2
Note: Changing MTR.DISP to a three or
four camera view will change the number
of view options accordingly.
See the Multi-Screen view section of this guide for more
information.
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Page 6 - Output Cycle (Active only when CYCLE is
selected as one of the Video Outputs)
INPUT 1
Thru
Adjusts the time (0 to 20 Seconds) the
camera input will be displayed.
INPUT 5
Note: If all positions are set to “0” the cycle
EXT IN
function will be disabled.
Used to set the externally triggered cycle
OUTPUT
CYCLE
times. Highlight SAVE and press the up
arrow button. The word SAVE will change
to OK indicating the programmed times
have been saved.
Page 7 - Video Output
Allows you to select which video options
OUTPUT 1
Thru
OUTPUT6
are available at any one of the up to six
video outputs.
Options available are: Camera positions 1
thru 5, Multiple Display, Cycle and EXT IN.
The CVS500M allows for only 3 programmable video
outputs. V.OUT.4 through V.OUT.6 will not be displayed in
the menu.
Page 8 - Audio Output and Radar Select
OUTPUT 1
OUTPUT 2
Allows you to set which audio options are
available at either of the two audio
outputs.
Set to STD for standard radar, set to CAN
for all others. Set to OFF to disable the
radar function.
Note: Radar 1 connects to camera
RADAR 1
RADAR 2
position 1 and is only active when position
1 is triggered.
Radar 2 is associated with camera 2 and
when connected will always be active
except when the camera 1 position is
triggered.
ALARM 1
ALARM 2
Turns the Alarm Output function off and
on.
Radar is NOT available in the CVS500H and the option
will not be displayed in the menu.
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Advanced Features when used with a
CVS500 Controller.
External Video Input
Your system is equipped with an external video input that allows you to connect another video source.
That source can be from another camera, GPS, or any other composite video source.
Verifying Proper Image Orientation
The orientation of the image displayed is critical to safe vehicle operation. An object on the right side of
your vehicle needs to be seen on the right side of the displayed image regardless of camera location.
Orientation Requirements
Generally, if your display is facing rearwards, you would want a Mirror image displayed from a camera
facing rearward and a True image displayed from a camera facing forward. The image orientation of
cameras on the right or left side of a vehicle depends on how far off of center they are facing. For
example; a camera mounted on the right side at 90º off of the front would usually require a true image to
be displayed. But set the camera to 91º off of the front and a mirror image may be required. Be sure to
confi rm the image(s) displayed are appropriate for your application before operating the vehicle.
How to Change Your Displayed Image Orientation
INTEC’s CVC Series cameras are set as default at the factory to display a mirror image when used with
our CVD or CVM Series displays and monitors. Should you need to change the default image, you have
the option of changing it at the camera or the display. To change the image orientation at the display, refer
to page 12 of this guide.
Note: Not all INTEC cameras can be changed in the fi eld; some may need to be returned to INTEC to
have the image changed. Refer to your camera’s Quick Installation Guide for information on your
particular camera. Always confi rm proper orientation before operating your vehicle.
Naming Input and Radar Positions
Each input (camera) and radar position can be named as to its purpose. For example, the rear camera
can be named “REAR”. By naming the camera position, the operator will be able to clearly identify what
camera view they are looking at when they switch positions. Names can be up to 8 characters long and
can include letters, numbers and spaces.
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Multi Camera View
There are 4 multi camera views available. They are; Quad, Tri Up, Tri Low, and Dual.
The multi camera views are fully programmable through the on-screen menu and allow you to select
which camera position(s), 0 – 5, are displayed in each view. Setting a camera positions to “0” will
effectively turn that position off. Setting all camera positions to “0” will display a grey screen.
To select what view will be displayed via the <EXT> button please refer to the installers menu.
Note: Only one Multi camera view can be displayed via the <EXT> button.
Triggered Multi Camera View
In addition to the standard multi camera view there is a trigger-able multi camera view available. This
additional view is set up in the same manner as above and is accessed by applying +11 to +32 VDC to
the orange trigger wire.
Refer to the following images for the multi camera and triggered multi camera views available.
Tri-Low Dual
Quad Tri-Up
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Programmable Auto Camera Cycle
The Auto Cycle or Dwell feature allows the user to select time intervals from 1 to 20 seconds for each
camera position, including external video in, that will display the corresponding camera position on the
screen for the preset period of time before cycling to the next camera position. Setting the cycle time to
“0” (zero) will exclude that position from being displayed during the cycle. Refer to the On-Screen Menu
section of this guide for information on setting up the programmable camera cycle.
Once set up the Auto Cycle can be accessed by either pressing the CYCLE button on the remote or via
the cycle trigger wire.
Note: If all camera positions are set to “0”, the cycle function is disabled.
Programmable External Auto Camera Cycle
In addition to the Programmable Auto Camera Cycle there is a Programmable External Auto Camera
Cycle that allows you to set an alternate cycle function and record it via one of the available video outputs. Setting the external auto camera cycle is done through the installers menu and in the same manner
as the programmable auto camera cycle.
Refer to the On-Screen Installer Menu section of this guide for information on setting up the programmable external camera cycle.
Note: The external Auto Camera Cycle is only available when set via an available video output.
Programmable Audio and Video Out
Up to 6 video outputs (3 video outputs for the CVS500M) and up to 2 audio outputs can be programmed
to display any single camera position, as well as, the multi-screen views and the external automatic cycle
regardless of what is currently being displayed on the screen.
The outputs will continue to provide video out to record whether the display is on or in standby. Use of
the external video and audio output feature is possible only when the controller is combined with an Intec
CVD series display and additional video I/O cable, sold separately. Refer to the On-Screen Installer Menu
section of this guide for information on setting up the programmable audio and video outputs.
Note: Programmable Audio and Video outputs are only available in the CVS500 Version 2.0 or later
controller and provide native camera video, therefore the image recorded may display opposite of that
shown on the Car Vision™ display.
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Integrated Active Object Detection (Radar)
The integrated radar, when properly connected, will send a visual alert to the Car Vision™™ display and
an audible alert to the Car Vision™ remote when an object is detected within its operating range. The
visual alert consists of OSD markers on the left and right sides of the display screen. When properly connected and powered green markers at the top of the screen will be present, indicating the radar is active.
When an object is detected in the outer most detection area, the fi rst of 5 red markers will activate starting
at the top of the screen, just under the green markers. As the object gets closer to the radar sensor(s) additional red markers will illuminate in succession from the top of the screen to the bottom as well as start
fl ashing and an audible beeping will be heard through the remote. While in reverse, the on-screen distance grid will also fl ash off and on according to the detected object’s distance from the sensor as shown
below.
The integrated radar is available for camera positions 1 and 2, and will only operate when connected via
an INTEC cable to either of those positions. Radar 1 is activated via a +11 to +32 VDC source applied to
the camera 1 trigger (blue) wire. Radar 2 is active anytime there is power applied to the system and
camera 1 is NOT triggered, even if the system is in Standby.
In addition there is a source voltage 1 amp Radar Alarm output (green) wire in the controller’s power
harness that can be used to activate an external device in the event your radar sensor detects an
object within it’s range. ALARM must be set to ON in the installer’s menu and the radar must be
detecting an object within its range before the output voltage is present. NOTE: Radar is only available
with the CVS500M and CVS500XL controllers. It is NOT available with the CVS500H.
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Additional Features when used with a
CVS500 Controller.
Trigger Sequencing
Camera 1 through 5 triggers and the Multi Screen and Cycle triggers follow a priority sequence with
camera 1 having the highest priority followed by camera 2 and so on until the Cycle trigger, with the Cycle
trigger having the lowest priority. The following chart shows the priority sequencing.
Trigger
Camera 1 X X X X X X
Camera 2 X X X X X
Camera 3 X X X X
Camera 4 X X X
Camera 5 XX
Multi-Screen X
Cycle
Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Multi-Screen Cycle
Turn Signal Triggering
The CVS500 is also equipped with pulse latch triggering on camera position two and three. This pulse
latch will allow the system to remain triggered (on) even when attached to a power source such as a turn
signal feed that pulses off and on.
Camera’s two and three will remain active for approximately 3 seconds after the voltage has been removed from the corresponding trigger.
Momentary Rear Camera Override
While triggered, the rear camera can be momentarily overridden by pressing and holding down the CH 4
or CH 5 buttons on the remote. While holding down the button, the camera image will change to the
corresponding camera position and will return to the rear camera when the button is released. The
momentary override can only be done with camera positions four and fi ve and will only override camera
position one while it is triggered.
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Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Preventative Maintenance
The most effective way of reducing camera system failure is regular preventative maintenance. At least
once every two weeks and/or every time the vehicle is in for its scheduled maintenance is recommended.
Although it would be diffi cult to cover every possible scenario, the following are some examples to look
for:
1. Physical damage to the camera. Examples: cracked camera glass, bent front covers, damaged casing
or brackets.
2. Dirt or moisture on the camera’s glass. Cleaning the camera’s glass should be done with a clean, soft
cloth to prevent scratching. For excessive dirt build up, you may need to rinse the camera glass with
water or glass cleaner fi rst.
3. Scratched camera glass. Excessive scratches on the cameras glass can distort the image. Cameras
with scratched glass should be returned to INTEC for service.
4. Moisture behind the camera glass. If this is found, simply removing the cover and wiping off the glass
will not solve the problem. Repairing the source of where the moisture is coming into the camera is the
only way to prevent it from happening again. The camera should be returned to INTEC for service.
5. Damage to the cable and the connector seal. This includes the main cable as well as the camera and
monitor pigtails. Examples: Cuts or abrasions in the cable, cuts in the connector seal or a connector seal
that has come loose. Note: Connector sealing is not required in the XL and Hirose Camera Series.
6. Dirt on the display. Cleaning the display should be done with a clean, soft cloth to prevent scratching.
For excessive dirt build up you can lightly dampen your cloth with water or glass cleaner.
7. Physical damage to the display, remote or controller and its power conductors. Examples: Cracked
display casing, missing parts, exposed power wires.
8. Equipment that has come loose. Examples: Cables that are not secure, cameras, displays, and their
brackets which may have come loose.
9. Educating the drivers on reporting minor problems before they become major problems. Example:
Unreported moisture intrusion can result in the camera being damaged beyond repair. By taking a few
minutes to inspect the camera system on a regular basis you will ensure long-term reliability with
minimum cost and down time.
Periodic checks of the camera system components and wiring will help spot potential trouble areas before
they result in a system failure. An excellent time to check is each time the vehicle is in for routine
maintenance.
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Status LED’s and Fuses CVS100 and CVS102
The CVS100 is equipped with two status LED’s relating to power. One for system power and the other for
the 1 Amp radar alarm output. These fuses are located under the hinged weatherproof cover on the top of
the controller.
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The Power LED will be illuminated green when power (+11 to +32 VDC) is applied to the controller. The
Power LED will not be illuminated (off) if the 2 Amp power fuse is open or “blown”.
The 2 Amp Radar Alarm Output fuse will be illuminated when power is applied to the controller and off in
the event the fuse is blown. There is also a spare 2 Amp fuse.
INTEC strongly recommends using only properly rated fuses at all times.
In addition the CVS100 is equipped with internal auto reset fuses for camera and display power. These
fuses are designed to open in the event of a short in the camera, display, remote or associated cabling if
the external fuse fails to blow.
power has been cycled. Disconnecting and reconnecting the system power cord or turning the key switch
off for 10 seconds and then back on again should be suffi cient to cycle the power.
The internal fuses will reset once the short has been removed and system
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Status LED’s and Fuses CVS500
The CVS500 is equipped with three status LED’s relating to power. One for system power and the other
two for the 1 Amp radar alarm outputs. These fuses are located under the hinged weatherproof cover on
the top of the controller.
The Power LED will be illuminated green when power (+11 to +32 VDC) is applied to the controller. The
Power LED will not be illuminated (off) if the 5 Amp power fuse is open or “blown”.
The 2 Amp Radar Alarm Output LED’s will be illuminated when power is applied to the controller and off in
the event the fuses are blown. There is also a spare 5 amp and a spare 2 Amp fuse.
INTEC strongly recommends using only properly rated fuses at all times.
In addition the CVS500 is equipped with internal auto reset fuses for camera and display power. These
fuses are designed to open in the event of a short in the camera, display, remote or associated cabling if
the external fuse fails to blow.
power has been cycled. Disconnecting and reconnecting the system power cord or turning the key switch
off for 10 seconds and then back on again should be suffi cient to cycle the power.
Troubleshooting
Visit www.intecvideo/support.html for support and troubleshooting information or contact your INTEC
service representative.
The internal fuses will reset once the short has been removed and system
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Service and Warranty
How to get Service
Contact INTEC’s Customer Service Department at either our Western Offi ce (800) 468-3254 or our
Eastern Offi ce (800) 522-5989 or e-mail us at service@intecvideo.com
Explain the problem to the customer service representative. The representative may offer suggestions
for you to try. If these suggestions don’t work, you may be asked to send some or all of your system to
INTEC.
A Return Materials
contact with INTEC concerning this service.
Please have the following information available to give to the customer service representative:
1. The product model number.
2. A description of the problem.
3. Your name, address and phone number.
4. The name, address and phone number of the person to whom the repair product is to be returned if
different than above.
5. Any special requests (i.e. repair estimates, expedite return shipment).
Send the product, prepaid and insured to your closest INTEC offi ce:
Western U.S. and Canada:
INTEC Video Systems, Inc.
Customer Service Department
23301 Vista Grande
Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Attn:RMA_______________
Authorization (RMA) number will be issued. Refer to this number during any future
Eastern U.S. and Canada:
INTEC Video Systems, Inc.
Customer Service Department
4256 State Route 51 North
Belle Vernon, PA 15012 Attn:RMA_______________
Make sure to package your Car Vision™ unit carefully to avoid any damage during shipping. If possible,
use the original carton and packaging materials. Our warranty does not cover loss or damage in transit.
Make sure your name, address and phone number appear somewhere on the shipping container or
paperwork enclosed within.
You may also call to inquire about any installation issues or concerns.
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Warranty
INTEC warrants the Car Vision™ Products, when purchased new, to be free from defects in material and
craftsmanship. INTEC will repair or replace, at INTEC’s sole option and without charge, any part which,
under normal and proper use, is found to be defective within the effective period of this warranty. The
effective period of this warranty (length of the warranty is based on the model, see your product
specifi cation sheet(s) for additional information) from the original date of purchase from INTEC. This
warranty is void and does not cover product that has been lost or damaged in shipment, subjected to
misuse, abuse, tampering, improper installation, use on improper voltage or current, use contrary to
operating instructions, or disassembly, repair, or alteration by anyone other than INTEC or an INTEC
authorized service agent.
IN NO EVENT SHALL INTEC BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR EXPENSES. THE SOLE LIABILITY OF INTEC SHALL BE
DISCHARGED BY REPAIRING OR REPLACING ANY PART OR PARTS WHICH MAY PROVE
DEFECTIVE UNDER NORMAL AND PROPER USE WITHIN THE CONDITIONS AND EFFECTIVE
PERIOD OF THIS WARRANTY, PROVIDED THE PRODUCT IS RETURNED TO INTEC, DELIVERY
PREPAID AND INSURED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS SET FORTH IN THE
SERVICE INFORMATION SECTION OF THIS GUIDE.
THERE SHALL BE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER
OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF INTEC.
This warranty gives you specifi c legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state to
state. You should contact the appropriate state agency to fi nd out what these rights might be.
Return of the Owner Registration Card is not required for warranty coverage. However, it will insure that
you are notifi ed with product update information. It will also help INTEC to better serve you by answering
some important marketing questions on the Card. Any information you provide on the Card is for INTEC’s
internal use only. Our customer list is not sold or given to any other organizations unless required under
State or Federal laws.
Thank you for choosing INTEC Car Vision™.
Locations
Headquarters
Western Regional Sales and Service
23301 Vista Grande
Laguna Hills, California 92653 USA
USA and Canada
Tel: 800-468-3254
Fax: 949-859-3178
International
Tel: 949-859-3800
Fax: 949-859-3178
Eastern Regional Sales and Service
4256 State Route 51 North
Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania 15012 USA
USA and Canada
Tel: 800-522-5989
Fax: 724-929-6590
International
Tel: 724-929-5500
Fax: 724-929-6590
www.intecvideo.com
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