MagicWatch MWE800 - Waeco
MagicWatch MWE800 - Waeco
MagicWatch MWE800 - Waeco
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Technical description <strong>MagicWatch</strong> MWE 800<br />
5.2 Detection range<br />
The detection range of <strong>MagicWatch</strong> is divided into three zones (see fig. 5,<br />
page 5):<br />
Zone 1<br />
This zone is the first limit range. Small objects or those with poor reflective<br />
characteristics may not be detected.<br />
Zone 2<br />
Nearly all objects are displayed in this zone.<br />
Zone 3<br />
Virtually all objects are displayed in this zone, but some objects may come<br />
into the blind spot of the sensors.<br />
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Situations may arise where <strong>MagicWatch</strong> does not detect objects<br />
or fails to signal their distance correctly, due to their physical characteristics.<br />
Note the four following examples.<br />
Example 1 (see fig. 6, page 5)<br />
Objects which are not in the detection area of the sensors from the very start<br />
cannot be detected.<br />
Example 2 (see fig. 7, page 5)<br />
When moving towards an object with an irregular or jagged surface, the<br />
shortest distance to the object may not be signalled. In the example, A is not<br />
signalled, but only B or C instead.<br />
Example 3 (see fig. 8, page 5)<br />
For diagonal obstacles, the shortest distance A is signalled.<br />
Example 4 (see fig. 9, page 6)<br />
In this case, <strong>MagicWatch</strong> displays the distance A. As the vehicle approaches,<br />
the audible indicator changes to the stop signal. As the vehicle approaches<br />
even further, the distance A goes into the blind spot, so that <strong>MagicWatch</strong><br />
signals the distance from point B.