Riverside MPIC-Slope Manual de usuario

MPIC-Slope User Manual

About MPIC-Slope

Version: TI.059 Rev REL 12/10/2015

Documentation Date: 12-10-2015

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product, including the manual and media, is copyrighted and contains proprietary information that is subject to change without

notice. The software may be used only in accordance with the terms of the license agreement. TouchTek is a trademark of

Riverside. All other trademarks or registered trademarks are acknowledged as the exclusive property of their respective owners.

Contact Information

Riverside MFG LLC

14510 Lima Road

Fort Wayne, IN. 46818 USA

E-mail: sales@riversidemfg.com

Revision Log

Revision

Date

Author

Affected Section/s

Description

Rel

12/10/15

Z. Bearss

Initial Release

Precautions and Warnings

Very important information. Please read this section carefully before using this product.

All operators MUST read and understand this manual and the warnings and cautions set forth herein prior to using this product.

Riverside MFG LLC is not responsible for injuries, damages, issues or problems resulting from the failure to observe the precautions,

warnings, and instructions in this manual. This product is safe if used in accordance with the guidelines set forth in this manual.

Store this guide where it will be accessible at all times, for example in your glove compartment.

• This product is not a substitute for your driving knowledge or your personal judgment.

• When your vehicle is moving, keep your eyes on the road, NOT on the control panel. If you need to look at the control panel for a

prolonged time, always park the vehicle in a safe manner and in accordance with all traffic regulations.

• Do not change settings or otherwise manually operate this system while the vehicle is moving.

• Immediately stop using the system if a problem arises. Report all problems to your designated dealer.

• It is your responsibility to always comply with all traffic regulations.

• Stop the vehicle before performing any system operation that could interfere with driving.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents .............................................................................................................................................................................5

Chapter 1 – Introduction............................................................................................................................................................................7

MPIC-Slope Overview............................................................................................................................................................................ 7

About This Guide...................................................................................................................................................................................7

Customer Support .................................................................................................................................................................................8

Quick Reference Tables.........................................................................................................................................................................8

Chapter 2 – MPIC-Slope Summary............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Features ................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Specifications ........................................................................................................................................................................................9

Chapter 3 – Quick Start............................................................................................................................................................................10

Installation .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Easy Setup Guide.................................................................................................................................................................................10

Chapter 4 – Using the MPIC-Slope...........................................................................................................................................................12

1. Connector Description............................................................................................................................................................12

2. Momentary Switch Input........................................................................................................................................................12

3. External Siren Output .............................................................................................................................................................12

4. Installing the MPIC-Slope .......................................................................................................................................................12

Power Up.............................................................................................................................................................................................13

1. Splash Screen.......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

2. Set Point Screen .....................................................................................................................................................................13

3. Home Screen ..........................................................................................................................................................................13

Safety Notifications ............................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Navigation ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

1. Gesture Recognition Sensor Area........................................................................................................................................... 14

2. Gesture Recognition “Hold” ...................................................................................................................................................15

3. Gesture Recognition “Swipe” .................................................................................................................................................15

Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

1. Factory Configuration.............................................................................................................................................................16

2. Settings Menu Overview ........................................................................................................................................................16

3. Entering the Settings Menu....................................................................................................................................................16

4. Navigating the Settings Menu ................................................................................................................................................17

5. Audible Alarm Enable .............................................................................................................................................................18

6. Audible Alarm Set Point ......................................................................................................................................................... 19

7. Visual Alarm Set Point ............................................................................................................................................................ 21

8. Calibration .............................................................................................................................................................................. 23

9. Home Screen Selection...........................................................................................................................................................25

10. Reset to Factory Default ....................................................................................................................................................28

11. Exit Settings Menu .............................................................................................................................................................29

Chapter 5 – Data Logger ..........................................................................................................................................................................30

Data Logging........................................................................................................................................................................................30

1. Installation of MPIC-Slope Data Logger Software ..................................................................................................................30

2. Connecting the MPIC-Slope to the MPIC-Slope Data Logger Software.................................................................................. 33

3. Download the MPIC-Slope Memory.......................................................................................................................................34

4. Data Logger Download File.....................................................................................................................................................35

5. Clear the MPIC-Slope Memory ............................................................................................................................................... 36

Chapter 6—Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................................38

Glossary of Terms................................................................................................................................................................................38

Chapter 1 – Introduction

FIGURE 1.1:MPIC-SLOPE (PART NUMBER: 20283)

MPIC-Slope Overview

The MPIC-Slope Gauge offers a compact and ruggedized solution for providing real time pitch, roll, slope, and/or grade data for

direct sunlight and low ambient light environments. This gauge can be controlled through simple gesture recognition commands.

This gauge incorporates MEMs technology utilizing a 3 axis accelerometer and gyroscope to provide vibration and acceleration

compensated output utilizing a sensor fusion algorithm. Multiple settings allow the user to change warning set points, audible, home

screen graphics, and an auto zero calibration function. For ease of use, the gauge comes with default settings for a truly turnkey

solution. It automatically captures the last 50 hours’ worth of data for data logging purposes. A PC application used for downloading

captured data is available for reviewing the information.

About This Guide

This manual is organized as follows:

Chapter 1—Introduction: introduces this manual.

Chapter 2—MPIC-Slope Summary: provides a brief overview of the MPIC-Slope, how it works and how it is used.

Chapter 3—Quick Start: describes how to get the MPIC-Slope up and running fast.

Chapter 4—Using the MPIC-Slope: gives instruction on and describes every feature on the MPIC-Slope.

Chapter 5—Data Logger: gives instructions on the data logger feature and what the data means.

Chapter 6—Glossary: describes technical terms in detail.

Note: The steps and procedures presented in this guide represent the best practice methods for working successfully with the MPIC-

Slope. If you have any questions or encounter any difficulties that are not addressed in the documentation or tech support, contact

Customer Support. In addition, please note that the information in this guide, including references to the various graphical elements

in the system, is subject to change due to on-going updates and improvements. The latest version of this guide can be downloaded

from the Riverside MFG LLC website: http://www.riversidemfg.com

Customer Support

Visiting the Riverside Manufacturing website is the fastest, most convenient way to receive technical support and service. You can

also find additional supporting documentation and purchasing information.

If you find you need to contact Riverside Mfg., LLC. directly, customer service representatives are available by phone from 8:00am

to 4:30pm (Eastern Time), Monday-Friday. To contact us by phone, call (260) 637-4470.

If you need Technical Support, Parts or Service, it helps to have the following information available:

•Business Name & Location

•Module Number or Part Number

•Nature of the Problem

Quick Reference Tables

Table 2.1: MPIC-Slope Technical Information ............................................................................................................................................9

Table 4.1: MPIC-Slope connector information .........................................................................................................................................12

Table 4.2: MPIC-Slope connector pin out information .............................................................................................................................12

Table 4.3: MPIC-Slope factory configuration settings.............................................................................................................................. 16

Chapter 2 – MPIC-Slope Summary

Features

The MPIC-Slope has the following features:

•5 home screens to choose from that display slope, pitch, and/or roll

•Gesture recognition for settings navigation plus supports an external input

•Audible and visual slope warnings with programmable set points

•Slope can be calibrated

•Data logging

•Backlight in low ambient settings

•Sensor fusion algorithm to calculate high accuracy roll, pitch, and slope

oOnly accurate from 0 to 90°.

oStationary with high vibrations has an accuracy of about ± 1°.

oRotation of device has an accuracy of about ± 5°.

oAcceleration/Deceleration has an accuracy of about ± 5°.

Specifications

The MPIC-Slope has the following specifications:

•Size: 2.5” diameter bezel, fits in 2” diameter hole, 1.25” overall height

•Operating Temperature Range: -20° C to 70° C

•Environmental Sealing: IP67

•Operating Voltage 5-28VDC

•On State Current Consumption: 300 mA approximately

•Off State Current Consumption: 0 mA

•Protection: reverse polarity, backfeed, and under/over voltage

TABLE 2.1: MPIC-SLOPE TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Module P/N Inputs

Outputs Input Voltage Dimensions Mounting Hole Pattern

MPIC-Slope

20283

1 Digital

5-28 VDC

2.5” x 2.5” x 1.36”

2”

FIGURE 2.1:MPIC-SLOPE DIMENSION

Chapter 3 – Quick Start

Installation

The first step is to create the mating connector harness (DT04-6P). PWR is the 1st pin and the GND is the 2nd pin. Next, install the

mating connector harness.

Unless there is already a 2” hole that the MPIC-Slope firmly fits into, the next step is to cutout the hole for the MPIC-Slope using the

cutout template. Make sure to use proper safety equipment and tools to make the cutout.

The next step is to connect the installed mating connector (DT04-6P) to the connector on the MPIC-Slope’s connector (DT06-6S).

To finish the install, press fit the MPIC-Slope into the cutout. If desired, peal the adhesive backing from the rear of the gauge prior to

installation to prevent un-intended rotation.

Easy Setup Guide

The main screen that is display on power up is the home screen. The factory configuration home screen will only display the slope. It

will look something like this:

The first thing on power up, after it has been installed, is to calibrate the MPIC-Slope to the application it is being used in. This will

zero out the value. In order to calibrate the device, you will have to access the calibration setting in the settings menu. This is how to

enter the settings menu:

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