BENDIX Fusion User Manual

7
System Components
The main components used in the Bendix
®
Fusion
™
system are the Bendix
®
ESP
®
Controller; the Bendix
®
radar; the Bendix
™
camera (powered by the
Mobileye
®
System‑on‑Chip EyeQ
®
processor with state‑of‑the‑art‑vision
algorithms); the Bendix
®
Driver Interface Unit (DIU
™
), or OEM dash display; the
SafetyDirect
®
by Bendix CVS Processor; and the vehicle’s telematics system.
Bendix
®
Radar
Sensor
Bendix
®
ESP
®
Controller
Bendix
™
Camera
SafetyDirect
®
by Bendix CVS
Processor
Bendix
®
Driver
Interface Unit (DIU
™
) or
OEM Dash Display
The Bendix Fusion system locates and tracks moving and stationary vehicles.
The radar is located at the front of your vehicle – either on the bumper or
just behind it on a cross‑member. When located behind the bumper, in some
cases the unit may also be behind a protective covering that allows the radar
signal to pass through. The camera is located on the windshield inside the
wiper pattern.
The Bendix Fusion system radar is pre‑aligned at the factory and no adjustment
should be needed. If the radar becomes misaligned – or any other system
problem is detected – a message (or light) on the dash lets you know that
service is needed.
With a range of approximately 328 ft (100 m), the system reacts ONLY to
vehicles moving in the same direction as you. (The system DOES NOT respond
to side‑to‑side moving traffic or oncoming traffic.)
System Display
Driver information about the Fusion system is either fully integrated into the
vehicle dashboard, or uses the Bendix DIU. Although the system functions the
same, how the alerts are displayed to you can be different. See the System
Features section of this manual for more detailed information about the alerts.

BENDIX Fusion Specifications

General

Brand	BENDIX
Model	Fusion
Category	Safety Equipment
Language	English