Helios Users Guide
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Emergency – emergency input, WHITE cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness
(Pin 8).
Arm input – arm input, ORANGE/WHITE cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness
(Pin 14).
Disarm input – disarm input, PINK cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness (Pin
17).
Extra Input 1 – GREEN/RED cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness (Pin 21).
Extra Input 2 – ORANGE cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness (Pin 9).
Extra Input 3 – BLUE/RED cable on 24-pin Helios wire harness (Pin 22).
Main Power Low Alert (v) – the unit will send a low power alert when the
voltage drops below the indicated value.
Accelerometer alerts
Harsh Braking – used to determine the sudden stopping of the vehicle, which
is not desirable in the case of buses, trucks, freight transportation, etc.
Accident Detector – determines a greater impact on the car and is usually
used to track accidents.
Force (g) – determines the threshold of the force needed to be measured in
order to send an alert. Select "Disabled", if you don't wish to use the alert.
Duration (msec) – determines the duration of the force needed to be measured
in order to send an alert.
NOTE: The default force and duration values are based on the laboratory
testing results, they were found to be acceptable in most cases. These values
can be tested and changed according to the specifics of your work. To change
these values according to specific conditions, you need to test the unit with
different values and choose the best option. The lower the setting, the more
often the unit will respond to a weaker impact.
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