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WiPro „all in one" Installation manual
1.9.8 CAN bus diagnostics
T o find out whether the WiPro CAN bus is receiving data,
activate Diagnostics mode.
B riefly press the button "A" on the central unit (Diagram 2 Page 6). The red LED
starts to flash (Diagram 2, Part C). WiPro is now in Diagnostic mode.
While WiPro is in Diagnostics mode, operate the remote fey fob of the vehicle
or activate the warning lights. Both lead to data traffic on the CAN bus, which
can be evaluated.
If the green LED shows no response, the connection is faulty or
CAN H and CAN L have been swapped over.
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1.9.9 Performing an alarm test
After the central unit has been installed and connected to the vehicle systems
(Chapter 2) a test alarm should be carried out with each assigned transmitter
(wireless magnet contact, cable loop and wireless gas alarm).
Activate WiPro and open one of the assigned wireless magnetic contacts.
Repeat the process with each of the installed and assigned transmitters.
To test the alarm for a cable loop, remove it from the holder
with the system activated.
To carry out an alarm test with a wireless gas alarm, switch it on and wait
until the preheating phase is over (power lamp flashes green). Flood the wireless
gas alarm with lighter gas. The power lamp flashes quickly and WiPro gives an
alarm as described in the user manual.
To test the alarm with the cab doors, open one of the doors from the inside when the
WiPro is activated.
!! A test alarm with the driver's cab doors is not possible until at least 60 sec-
onds after arming the system!
2. Connecting the central unit to the vehicle systems
Connect the WiPro cable according to the plug assignment diagram
on Page 10 and using the connection diagrams on Pages 11 to 13.
All connections must be made with the circuits de-energised.
To avoid short circuits or malfunctions, insulate the ends
of the wires which are not used.
I f CAN bus data are being received, the green LED flashes or flickers
(Diagram 2, Part D) depending on the data transfer rate of the BUS system.
T he siren sounds, the vehicle indicators flash and the horn sounds, depending
on the type of vehicle.
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