Brigade Backsense BS-9001-OSD - Camera and Monitor Connections; Sensor Connector

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3.11 Camera and Monitor Connections
Camera and monitor connection may vary depending on equipment selection. Brigade can
provide a range of adaptors to ease installation where required, contact Brigade Technical
help for further details.
Recommended camera and monitor connections are detailed below:
• CA1 INPUT connector to default camera source.
• CA2 INPUT connector to secondary (optional) camera source
• A/V OUTPUT connector to in-cab display
Brigade’s Backeye
®
range of Elite cameras (e.g. BE-800C) are recommended for use as
default and secondary cameras. These must be connected to the BS-OSD-022 ECU via Elite
Camera Cable(s) (with push-fit connector).PAL and NTSC formats are supported however
both default and secondary cameras must operate on the same signal format.
Brigade Backeye
®
range of Elite monitors (e.g. BE-870LM) are recommended for use with the
BS-OSD-022 ECU and will connect directly without adaptation. BS-OSD-022 ECU supports
single view images only.
Camera & Monitor Connection Table
CA1 INPUT
Default Camera
Standard PAL / NTSC 12V powered camera.
Video and Audio support
CA2 INPUT
Secondary Camera
Standard PAL / NTSC 12V powered camera.
Video and Audio support
A/V OUTPUT
Monitor Output
PAL / NTSC Video and Audio Output with
Overlaid object detection warnings
3.12 Sensor Connector
Backsense BS-OSD-022 supports connection to Brigade BS-9000 Radar sensors only. No
other radar sensor connections are permitted. Sensor network connections are detailed below:
• SENSOR connector to Radar sensor network, consisting of up to 2 BS-9000 sensors,
independently powered and fused as detailed in section 3.13
Sensor Connection Table
SENSOR
BS-9000 Radar
Network
CAN High and CAN Low connections.
No connection to Radar Power or Ground