Why are there no audio alerts from my Mobileye Safety Equipment?
There might be several reasons why you are not hearing audio alerts. First, check for any obstructions near the Camera Unit and remove them. The system might be muted, so raise the volume level to un-mute it, or the volume level may be too low, so increase it by pressing the '+' button. Also, if you are driving safely, no alerts are needed.
What to do if no signal is displayed on Mobileye Safety Equipment?
If no signal is displayed, first ensure the Display Unit is powered on by pressing the ON/OFF button and that the ignition key is in the ‘On’ position. Also, if the ambient temperature is 80°C, the Camera Unit shuts down automatically, and will turn on again at 75°C. WARNING! The Camera Unit may be very hot; do not touch it until it cools.
What to do if the Error indicator is ON for Mobileye Safety Equipment?
If the error indicator is on, restart the system by turning the ignition off and then back on.
Why are there no LDW alerts from my Mobileye Safety Equipment?
There are several reasons why you might not be getting LDW alerts. This is normal if you are driving at a speed below 55 km/h (34 mph). Also, check if the LDW function is manually disabled and re-activate the LDW alerts by setting LDW sensitivity to level '1' or '2'. This will also happen if the turn signal or the hazard signal is on, so turn them off.
What to do if the Mobileye Safety Equipment shows “_._” continuously flashing?
If the Mobileye Safety Equipment shows “_._” continuously flashing, turn on the air condition and let the SeeQ unit cool down.
What to do if the Mobileye Safety Equipment ‘Power’ indicator light is ON, but no other signals are showing?
If the 'Power' indicator light is on but no other signals are showing, in case of rain, using the wipers in fast speed may solve the problem. In all other poor weather conditions, wait until bad weather conditions pass. CAUTION: Bad weather conditions and other situations that hamper system visibility also aggravate general driving conditions. Drive carefully!
How to fix impaired visibility of Mobileye Safety Equipment due to a dirty windshield?
To fix impaired visibility due to a dirty windshield, clean the windshield using wipers. If the source of obstruction is on the inside of the windshield, carefully remove the detachable bottom part of the Windshield Mount, clean the relevant area of the windshield, and carefully reinstall the Mount bottom part.
Details licensing and warranty information for the system.
Lists patents issued and assigned to Mobileye.
General safety instructions and warnings for operating the Mobileye C2.
Details the limitations of the Mobileye C2 system's detection and functionality.
Instructions for installation by authorized personnel and general safety precautions.
Describes the camera, processor, and buzzer unit of the system.
Explains the function and mounting of the windshield mount.
Details the display and control unit features and attachment.
Explains how the system turns on automatically and the initial display.
Defines the Forward Collision Warning and its purpose.
Describes the conditions under which an FCW alert is generated.
Explains the nature of the FCW audio alert.
States that the FCW function is always active.
Describes the visual representation of an FCW alert.
Details circumstances when FCW is not generated.
Defines the Pedestrian Collision Warning and its purpose.
Describes the conditions under which a PCW alert is generated.
Explains the nature of the PCW audio alert.
Describes the visual representation of a PCW alert.
Details PCW operational conditions during day and night.
Defines the Lane Departure Warning and its purpose.
Describes when LDW alerts are generated and conditions for no alert.
Explains the duration of the LDW audio alert.
Describes the visual representation of LDW alerts.
Details the speed at which LDW is active.
Lists circumstances when LDW audio alerts are not issued.
Defines the Intelligent High-beam Control and its function.
Details when the IHC function is active.
Lists conditions under which IHC will not activate high beams.
Describes the visual indication for IHC.
Defines Headway Monitoring and Warning and how headway is measured.
Describes the condition for generating a headway warning.
Explains the Headway Meter and visual alerts for car icon proximity.
Explains the HMW audio alert and its customization.
Details when visual and audio alerts are active.
Lists conditions when HMW audio warnings are not generated.
Explains how to adjust the timing of HMW audio warnings.
Describes the Left/Right Deviation Alert indicator.
Explains when the Pedestrian Forward Collision Alert is displayed.
Describes the Headway Visual Alert using a car icon.
Explains the Headway Distance Meter display.
Explains the Low Visibility Indication and its effects.
Explains the visual indication when IHC is operational.
Describes how Mute mode is indicated.
Explains the indication for the system being ON.
Explains the indication when the vehicle is at zero speed.
Explains the Mode Selection button and its functionalities.
Details how to turn the system ON and OFF.
Explains how to adjust the display brightness level.
Details how to set the timing for HMW audio alerts.
Explains how to adjust LDW alert sensitivity levels.
Details how to adjust PCW alert sensitivity levels.
Explains how to adjust the system's audio volume.
Describes methods to mute audio alerts and exit mute.
Explains how to adjust Urban FCW (Virtual Bumper) sensitivity.
Possible causes and solutions for when no signal is displayed.
Solutions for when the power light is on but no other signals appear.
Explains causes and solutions for the low visibility indicator.
Possible causes and solutions for missing audio alerts.
Explains reasons for not receiving LDW alerts.
Explains the meaning of a continuous " "" display.
Possible causes and solutions for an error indicator.
Explains the meaning of a continuously flashing indicator.
Grants a non-exclusive license for the system software and documentation.
Details the one-year limited warranty for defects in material or workmanship.
Disclaims other expressed and implied warranties.
Outlines the procedure for obtaining warranty service.
The Mobileye C2-270 is a sophisticated Collision Prevention System designed to enhance driver safety by providing timely alerts for various potentially dangerous road situations. It is not an automated driving system and does not replace the driver's responsibility to remain vigilant, adhere to safe driving practices, and obey all traffic rules. The system is intended for use on paved roads with clear lane markings and primarily detects the rear ends of fully visible vehicles, as well as pedestrians. Detection of crossing, oncoming, or passing vehicles is not supported. The system's accuracy can be affected by road, weather, and other conditions, and it does not guarantee 100% accuracy in detection or warning of all potential hazards.
The Mobileye C2-270 system integrates several key safety features:
Forward Collision Warning (FCW): This feature alerts the driver to an impending collision with the vehicle ahead. It continuously calculates the Time to Collision (TTC) and generates a loud, high-pitched audio alert and a red, flashing car icon on the Display Unit when the TTC drops to a dangerous threshold (up to 2.7 seconds before a possible collision). FCW is always active and cannot be disabled or muted, emphasizing its critical safety role. If the system is turned off, no warnings, including FCW, will be issued.
Pedestrian Collision Warning (PCW): The PCW alerts the driver to the danger of an impending collision with a pedestrian ahead. Similar to FCW, it calculates the TTC with the pedestrian and generates a series of loud, high-pitched beeps and a red, flashing pedestrian icon on the Display Unit when the TTC reaches a dangerous level. PCW is operational during daytime at speeds up to 75 km/h (46 mph) and has limited operation at night.
Lane Departure Warning (LDW): This feature warns the driver if the car begins to unintentionally swerve from its driving lane. An LDW alert is generated up to 0.5 seconds before the vehicle crosses a lane marking. The alert consists of an audio signal lasting 0.7 seconds and a flashing left or right deviation indicator on the Display Unit. LDW is active at speeds above 55 km/h (34 mph). It will not generate an alert if the turn signal is used before changing lanes, if lanes are poorly marked or unmarked, if the LDW is disabled (sensitivity level set to zero), during sharp turns, if the system is muted, or at speeds below 55 km/h.
Headway Monitoring and Warning (HMW): HMW monitors the driving distance (headway) from the vehicle in front, measured in seconds. It alerts the driver when the headway falls below a pre-defined, user-configurable threshold. The Display Unit continuously shows the headway distance numerically. A green car icon indicates a vehicle ahead with headway greater than 0.6 seconds, while a red car icon warns of dangerous tailgating when headway is less than 0.6 seconds. A single chime audio alert is sounded for dangerous headway situations. The audio alert and numerical display are active at speeds greater than 30 km/h (19 mph). HMW visual indications cannot be disabled, but the audio alert can be muted or disabled if the system volume is set to "0."
Intelligent High-beam Control (IHC): (Available on certain C2-270 models, if activated during installation, and in specific geographical areas). IHC assists the driver by automatically switching between low and high beams when no traffic is in close proximity on dark roads. The high-beam indicator lights up on the EyeWatch Display when IHC is operational. IHC will not activate high beams if tail lights are recognized within 400m, an oncoming vehicle is detected within 800m, or if the vehicle enters a well-lit (urban) area or street lights are detected.
The system consists of a Camera/Buzzer Unit and a Display and Control Unit.
General| Brand | Mobileye |
|---|---|
| Model | C2-270 |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
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