Backup Sensors User s Information
MDX
Contents
Introduction .......................................................................................................... 3
Important Information .......................................................................................... 4
How the Backup Sensors Work ........................................................................... 5
Limitations ............................................................................................................ 8
Operation ........................................................................................................... 10
Daily Inspection.................................................................................................. 12
Caring for the Backup Sensors.......................................................................... 13
Troubleshooting.................................................................................................. 14
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Acura accessory.
Please read this User s Information carefully before using the backup sensors, and keep this
manual in the glove box for future reference.
This product is designed to be used exclusively on an Acura MDX. Acura is not responsible if the
unit is used for any other intended purpose.
This User s Information should be considered a permanent part of the vehicle. It should remain with
the vehicle at all times and stay with the vehicle when sold.
This accessory should be installed only by a skilled technician who has the proper tools,
equipment, and training to correctly and safely add equipment to your vehicle. Installation should
not be attempted by do-it-yourselfers.
This User s Information contains important information about the safe operation of the backup
sensors. We urge you to read this manual carefully, become familiar with the controls it describes,
and follow its recommendations to help make your driving trouble-free and enjoyable.
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Important Information
Before using the backup sensors, make sure you read and understand the operation and limitations
of the system as discussed throughout this manual.
" The backup sensors are designed to provide an audible sound when they detect large
stationary objects while the vehicle is moving in reverse at low speed. However, the system
may not detect all objects depending on their size, shape, and location.
" Even with the backup sensors, the driver is still responsible for making sure the path is clear
when driving in reverse.
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How the Backup Sensors Work
Backup Sensors
The sensors are ready for operation when the shift lever is moved to the reverse position.
The sensors operate by emitting ultrasonic waves. They calculate the distance between the rear bumper and
an obstacle by measuring the time the ultrasonic waves take to reach the sensor after being reflected by an
obstacle.
CORNER
SENSOR
CENTER
4202010Y
SENSOR
CORNER
SENSOR
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How the Backup Sensors Work
The sensors are designed to give you an audible signal
Corner Sensors:
when the rear bumper is approaching an obstacle.
" The audible signal has three sounds:
Corner Sensors Center Sensors Fill Pattern
Sound
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Slow intermittent
Within 2.0 feet Within 4.9 feet
1234567890
beeps (60 cm) (150 cm)
Quick intermittent
Within 1.5 feet Within 3.3 feet
beeps (45 cm) (100 cm)
Within 1.0 foot Within 1.6 feet
Continuous beep
(30 cm) (50 cm)
Center Sensors:
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How the Backup Sensors Work
The sensors detect the closest rear obstacle. The system can be turned on/off by operating the
switch of the buzzer.
BUZZER
LEFT REAR SIDE
SWITCH
TRIM PANEL
ON
In this example, the corner
OFF
sensor detects the side wall.
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The sensors may not detect the rear bumper of tall
vehicles.
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Limitations
The sensors may not work if the obstacle is an odd The sensors may not work if the ambient air
shape or made of material that does not reflect temperature is below -4°F (-20°C) or above 122°F
ultrasonic waves. (50°C).
Examples:
POLE
RECTANGULAR
LUMBER
CARDBOARD BICYCLE
4202020Y
CARTON TIRE
The audible signal may sound a warning even if
there is no obstacle behind the vehicle:
SMALL
TREE
" Water frozen on the sensor
SOFT SNOW AND OTHER
ABSORBENT OBJECTS
CURBSTONE
WIRE, ROPE,
4202030Y
AND NET FENCE 4202040Y
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Limitations
The audible signal may sound warning even if " When the vehicle is equipped with a high-
there is no obstacle behind the vehicle: power radio and antenna
" Sensors clogged with snow, dirt or mud
4202060Y
4202050Y " When detecting loud noises such as a vehicle
horn, a motorcycle s engine, or air brakes
The sensors may sound continuously under the
following conditions:
" When driving on rough surfaces or gravel
roads or in grass, or when stopped on a hill
" When driving in rain or melted snow
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Operation
Before using the backup sensors, become familiar 4. With one of the doors open, check that the
with the types of sounds in relation to the distances audible signal sounds by slowly bringing
between the sensors and the obstacle by actually the palm of your hand close to each sensor
backing your vehicle into a garage or parking space. as described:
Also confirm the obstacle detecting range of each
For the corner sensors:
backup sensor.
From 2.0 feet (60 cm)
1. Apply the parking brake.
For the center sensors:
2. Turn the ignition switch to ON (II), but not From 4.9 feet (150 cm)
start the engine yet.
Confirm that the sound of the corner
sensors is different from that of the center
sensors.
ON
3. Move the shift lever to reverse.
Confirm the obstacle
detecting range of
each sensor.
4202080Y
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Operation
5. Check that the intermittent warning beeps 7. The sound volume can be adjusted by
become quicker as you bring the palm of turning the dial of the buzzer.
your hand closer to the sensor.
LEFT REAR SIDE
For the corner sensors:
BUZZER
TRIM PANEL
About 1.5 feet (45 cm)
DIAL
For the center sensors:
About 3.3 feet (100 cm)
6. Check that the intermittent warning beeps
MIN
change to a continuous beep as you bring
MAX
the palm of your hand closer to the sensor.
It may stop making noise or emit
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intermittent beeps if you move your hand
closer too quickly.
8. Turn the ignition switch to OFF (0).
For the corner sensors:
About 1.0 foot (30 cm)
For the center sensors:
About 1.6 feet (50 cm)
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Daily Inspection
1. Turn the ignition switch to ON (II), and apply the
parking brake.
2. Depress the brake pedal, and move the shift
lever to the reverse position. Check that the
audible signal sounds for about one second.
" The sensors are normal if the audible signal
sounds for about one second.
" If the audible signal keeps sounding, this is
an indication that the sensors are frozen or
clogged with mud, dirt, etc. If the sensors
are clean but keep sounding, there is an
abnormality in the circuit. See your Acura
dealer when possible.
Be careful not to confuse the sound of the sensors
with those of other components or systems.
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Caring for the Backup Sensors
Wipe the sensors clean with a clean cloth, or flush Do not spray high-pressure water against the
with low-pressure water if they are clogged with sensors.
mud and dirt.
LOW-PRESSURE
WATER
HIGH-
4202100Y
PRESSURE
4202090Y
WATER
(Do not use.)
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Troubleshooting
Perform the following checks if the audible signal Take your vehicle to your Acura dealer if you
does not sound when the vehicle is approaching an encounter either of these problems:
obstacle.
" The audible signal sounds continuously when
the shift lever is in the reverse position, and
Symptom Remedy
the sensors are not frozen or clogged with
" Clogged sensor " Wipe with a clean cloth or flush
snow or mud.
with snow or mud with low-pressure water.
" The audible signal does not sound when the
" Frozen sensor " Melt with lukewarm water
shift lever is in the reverse position.
" Extended parking in " The backup sensors may not
cold weather or work if the outside air
under blazing sun temperature is below -4°F
(-20°C) or above 122°F (50°C).
Ask your Acura dealer for advice if the trouble
persists.
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting With Beeps
When you turn the ignition switch to ON (II), and the
backup sensor signal sounds more than once, there
may be a problem with one of the sensors.
Corner Sensors
Two fast beeps: right sensor is faulty.
Three fast beeps: left sensor is faulty.
Four fast beeps: right and left sensors are faulty.
Center Sensors
Two slow beeps: right sensor is faulty.
Three slow beeps: left sensor is faulty.
Four slow beeps: right and left sensors are faulty.
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