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Owner’s Manual

Digital Parking Sensor Systems

V1.2

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WARNINGS

THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE INTENDED FOR AUTHORIZED

RYDEEN MOBILE INSTALLERS ONLY.

Dropping any components in the system or subjecting it to excessive shock

and vibrations as this may cause it to malfunction and is not covered by

warranty.

The Control Box of the Parking Sensor System IS NOT WATERPROOF.

Avoid exposing it to rain or other forms of excessive moisture.

Water damage is not covered under the warranty.

CAN BUS Vehicles:

There is NO NEED TO CUT AN ORIGINAL VEHICLE WIRE

YOU MUST SPLICE WIRE ONLY AND OBTAIN POSITIVE POWER(+12V).

MUST CHECK BEHIND BUMPER FOR ANY METAL BRACKETS OR

INTERNAL BRACES BEFORE DRILLING

The Parking Sensor Systems are used for the rear placement only, these are

not recommended for front mounted bumpers.

The use of Rydeen Parking Sensor system should never replace normal

operational and safety precautions needed for reversing

a vehicle.

Caution should always be taken in ANY vehicle operation.

1. Kit Contents

1) PSR4000

2) PSK4

O 18.8mm

Sensor Wire

7.5ft X4

Extension Cable

13ft X4

Extension Cable

13ft X4

Sensor Wire

7.5ft X4

O rings X8

Speaker

10.5ft

3M Tape

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4) SPK004

3) PSK4 Flush

1) Basic Specification

2. Technical Information

Specifications

Display Direction indicator (LED display is included )

Detecting distance

8.0 feet for flat surfaces; 0-

4.0 feet for human or uneven surfaces

Sensors Universal sensors. Rear sensors instantly turn on with reverse gear

selection; Front sensors instantly turn on with brake selection.

Operating conditions

Nominal Voltage

DC 12V

Working Voltage range

DC 9V~16V

Working current

20mA 300m A~

Working Temp.

-20℃

Ultrasonic frequency

40 KHz

Others

Sensor Waterproof IP67

Installation method Drilling

Cable length 263.8inches/6700mm, with extension cables.

~+70℃

5) LED004

Extension Cable

13ft X4

Sensor Wire

7.5ft X4

O rings X8

Speaker

10.5ft X1

3) LED Display and Speaker Alarm Conditions

Rear sensors

(AL.BL. CR.DR./2RL. 2RR): Accurate display of distance and the correct sound tips

Detection distance

NO.Distance (unit: feet/meter)

Level definition

Display (

/Alarming sound

unit: feet)

Using buzzer only

1 6.0(1.8) 8.0(2.4)

5.0(1.5)<—≤6.0(1.8)

3.0(0.9)<—≤ 5.0(1.5)

2.5 (0.75) <—≤3.0(0.9)

1.0(0.3) ≤—≤2.5 (0.75)

<1.0 (0.3)

<—≤

6.5 8.0/NO

5.5-8.0/NO

3.5-5.0/Bi…Bi…Bi…

3.0/Bi.Bi.Bi.

1.0-2.5/Bi.Bi.Bi.

0.0/Biiii-----

Front sensors ( EL.FL.GR.HR/2FL. 2FR): Accurate display of distance and the correct sound

tips, display: feet.

Detection distance

NO.Distance (unit: feet/meter) Level definition

Display(unit: feet)

/Alarming sound

unit: feet

Using buzzer only

3.0(0.9)<

2.0(0.6)<—≤3.0(0.9)

1.0(0.3)<—≤2.0(0.6)

<1.0(0.3)

2) Wire Connection Diagram

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Sensor wire (7.5ft) Extension wire (13ft)

Safe

Warning

Danger

Bi…Bi…Bi…

Bi.Bi.Bi.

Biiii-----

LED Display/Speaker

Button

Additional Speaker

LED Display/Speaker

a. When brake trigger is activated (ON) and remains engaged by the foot brake, the front sensors

will be active for 20sec of detection then turn off. The detection range for front sensors is up to

3ft. When Brake trigger is a activated (On) and foot brake is detained for less than 20sec (e.g.

5s, 10s, 18s, etc.) the front sensors will continue to detect until 20secs of countdown has been

completed. If brake trigger is activated multiple times, the system will restart 20 sec countdown

after the last trigger.

Safe

Warning

Danger

2.5-3.0/ Bi...Bi...Bi...

1.0-2.0 / Bi.Bi.Bi.

0.0 /Biiii-----

Bi…Bi…Bi…

Bi.Bi.Bi.

Biiii-----

b. When in reverse and foot is on the brake, both the Front and Rear sensors will be active.

The front sensors will operate as mentioned above.

c. When sensors are activated during reverse. The rear sensors will remain active for the entire

duration of vehicle in reverse.

3. Painting the Sensors

1) Preparation

The sensors mounted in a paint tray come

with the rubber “O” rings already installed.

The rubber “O” rings prevent paint and

sanding dust to set inside the sensors.

Once the paint has dried replace painted

“O” rings with new “O” rings

3) Spray and paint

Apply a thin coat of paint. Let it dry then paint again for better paint coating coverage.

For PSR4000/PSK4

Paint the plastic rings together with the sensor heads.

4) After Painting the sensors, let them completely dry before installing the silicon ring

Depending on the vehicle body color , place white silicon rubber rings for a lighter

color vehicle, place black rings for a dark color vehicle.

For PSK4 Flush

Make sure the silicon rubber rings are

not installed around the sensor head

2) Sand the surface of sensors with a fine

sandpaper (1000 or 1200 grit) for

better paint adhesion. Clean the sensor

well to be free from sanding dust.

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4. Sensor Head Angle Optional

Take the silicone ring out if already installed

Make sure that the degree marking is on the

top of the sensor

Insert the silicone

ring into the sensor

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5. Systems Overview

For Passenger Cars

Speaker/LED Display

(2 options of sensor heads)

The brain box is installed under the

glove compartment

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Optional Distance Display

LED004 (includes a speaker)

/SPK004 (Speaker)

The Control Box is not waterproof.

It is recommended to place it under

the driver sheet.

There are 8 LED Display Options

For Trucks

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LED DISPLAY OPTIONS

6. Installation

1) The proper placement of the sensors is important both for appearance and for the

proper operation of the unit. Sensors should be mounted at 90 angles to the ground.

It is important to avoid obstructions caused by bumper shape.

2 Measure the height on a bumper for proper installation locations. )

Three installation options ：

a.4 digital parking

sensors for rear. (PSR4000)

b.2 digital parking sensors for front, 2 for rear. (PSR4000)

c.4 digital parking sensors for rear, 4 for front. PSR4000 and PSK4( /PSK4 Flush)

For Rear: 4 sensors installation

For Front 4 sensors installation:

For Rear 2 sensors in: stallation

For Front 2 sensors installation:

Place the speaker and control box inside a vehicle. Avoid from water

damages. The LED built-in speaker/speaker sound will indicate the

distance between the sensors and the object. Shorter pitch tone sound

indicates getting closer to objects.

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3) Generally, it is the best to mount the sensors as high as possible in the bumper.

Use paint masking tape and mark the location as above diagram for the proper

spacing of the sensors.

4) Also be sure that the bumper surface and the sensors will fit at to the gr

90 ound.

Make sure the hole surface is clean and start cutting the bumper surface in

counter clockwise direction (A) first to prevent from paint to chip, then drill the

hole in clockwise direction . (B)

PSR4000/PSK4

sensors MUST be installed from outside of the bumper.

Please check the direction dot (WHITE) and make sure of the correct

orientation.

Important!

MUST CHECK BEHIND THE BUMPER FOR ANY METAL BRACKETS OR

INTERNAL BRACES BEFORE DRILLING

Check for the direction

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