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System Responses

The system will provide a beep when an event is triggered. Events may

be triggered by the following situations:

Event

Lane Departure Warning

Excessive Lane

Departure

Lane Change w/o Turn

Signal

Loss of Video Tracking

LDW System Disabled

Distance Alert

Forward Collision

Warning

Excessive Braking

Excessive Curve Speed

Manual Trigger

For vehicles that are equipped with traction control or stability control and ABS

ATC

ESP

RSP

ABS

BENDIX SAFETY TECHNOLOGIES COMPLEMENT SAFE

DRIVING PRACTICES. NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SAFETY

TECHNOLOGY REPLACES A SKILLED, ALERT DRIVER

EXERCISING SAFE DRIVING TECHNIQUES AND PROACTIVE,

COMPREHENSIVE DRIVER TRAINING. RESPONSIBILITY FOR

THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE VEHICLE REMAINS WITH THE

DRIVER AT ALL TIMES.

Crossing a lane marking without using a turn signal, and going back into the original

lane.

Crossing a lane marking without using a turn signal and continuing past a second limit,

currently set at 12 inches past the inside of the lane marking.

Crossing a lane marking without using a turn signal, and continuing to the adjacent

lane.

The unit has not been able to track for a period of ten minutes. For example, this can

be caused by tampering or the lens being covered.

System disabled by driver.

An audible and visual warning, alerting the driver that the distance between the truck

and the vehicle ahead is two (2) seconds or less for a duration of two (2) minutes.

An urgent audible and visual warning of an impending collision.

Braking with a longitudinal deceleration in excess of 0.4g, while at speeds greater than

20 mph.

High speed going through a curve. Limit for event log is a lateral acceleration of 0.4g.

Driver has initiated a Manual Trigger.

An event where engine braking and/or foundation braking occurs to prevent loss of

traction at the wheels of the vehicle.

An event where engine braking and/or foundation braking occurs to prevent vehicle

directional instability in order to keep the vehicle traveling on its intended path.

An event where engine braking and/or foundation braking occurs to stabilize the

vehicle during a possible roll-over situation.

A driver initiated brake event when the ABS system is activated.

Situation