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General| Brand | Brigade |
|---|---|
| Model | Backsense BS-9000 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details the system's ability to detect objects, including minimum distances, speed requirements, and beam angles.
Explains various factors like size, material, shape, and environment that affect radar object detection performance.
Details the specific data points transmitted for each detected object, such as polar radius, angle, and relative speed.
Outlines strict network topology requirements for reliable communication between BS-9000 sensors and the host.
Shows the sensor pinout and wire colours for correct electrical connections, referencing vehicle guidelines.
Provides a table with recommended fuse values based on supply voltage and the number of sensors in the network.
Describes the default Base ID and the necessity of configuring unique Base IDs for each sensor in a network.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for configuring individual sensor Base IDs using a host system or the Brigade Test Tool.
Defines the role of the host system in interpreting, conditioning, and applying BS-9000 detection data.
Introduces the BS-9000 Windows application for viewing physical detection data in real time.
Covers launching, setup, monitoring, data interpretation, and sensor ID configuration for the BS-9000 system.
Details procedures for maintaining and testing the Brigade Backsense® System, including cleaning and inspection.
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