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- Page 1 ® Satellite Tracking and Monitoring Solutions Power Generation Installation Guide Contact gplink at +1.252.504.5113 at least 24 hours prior to scheduled installation for activation of units. (48 hours on weekends) www.gplink.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2.2 Power Harness 2.3 J1939 Harness 2.4 MODBUS Harness 2.5 Analog Inputs and Outputs 3. 2-Inch User Interface 3.1 Operation 3.2 Diagnostics 4. gplink Concierge & Technical Support 4.1 Transferable Limited Warranty Power Generation Installation Guide Version 2.0.0 - July 2016... -
Page 3: Introduction And Purpose
1. Introduction and Purpose Notice - The gplink system is only an aid to operation of the equipment it is installed on. The performance of the system and the system performance specifications can be affected by many factors including but not limited to equipment failure, environmental conditions, improper installation, handling and/or use. -
Page 4: Installation & Components
2. Installation & Components 2.1 Installation Locate an area to mount the antenna less than 3 meters from the Mobile Transmitting Unit (MTU). Mount the antenna, using the Antenna mounting bracket (BK9990), and run the cables to MTU. a) Mount the MTU in an area where there is easy access to antenna cables and the battery or power source. b) GPS Connect the Blue colored wire to the J1 connector on the MTU. -
Page 5: J1939 Harness
2.3 J1939 Harness (HN9041) (See the Wiring Diagram) J1939 a) Connect the J1939 harness (HN9041) (Black Connector (B)) to the MTU at receptacle “B”. b) Connect the GREEN (CAN High), YELLOW (CAN Low) and BARE (Shield) wires to the corresponding J1939 connector wires on the generator. -
Page 6: Analog Inputs And Outputs
Output - GRAY - 3 10 - Not used 11 - Not used Output - BLUE - 2 J2/GSM - Yellow wire to Antenna - GWD050 12 - Not used Not used - 1 J1/GPS - Blue wire to Antenna Figure 1 Power Generation Installation Guide Version 2.0.0 - July 2016... -
Page 7: Inch User Interface
3. 2-Inch User Interface (Optional) The 2-inch User Interface displays the status of communications to the MTU, (mobile transmitting unit). The MTU uses GPS and at least one communication channel, (either GSM/GPRS or Iridium satellite) to send vehicle or equipment status and position. -
Page 8: Diagnostics
3. “No-Comm” with RED LED’s continuously on indicates the MTU is running but cannot get a GPS fix, cannot communicate, (via GSM or Iridium), or both GPS and communication links are down. 3.2 Diagnostics Press the “S” button to enter the STATUS mode. Then, press “Mode” to step through status displays as follows: For dual band system, (GSM and Satellite), GSM signal strength will display from 0, (no signal) to 5, (best signal). - Page 9 Sat signal strength, will display from 0, (no signal), to 5, (best signal). GPS PDOP X 100, (a PDOP of 1.23 will read 0123, etc), 9999 (means no GPS signal), For PDOP lower numbers represent a better connection. Main battery voltage X100 (battery voltage of 12.34 Volts will appear as “1234”). Power Generation Installation Guide Version 2.0.0 - July 2016...
- Page 10 Back up Battery voltage The Back-Up voltage will be the same value as the main battery voltage. The wires are tied together in the harness. Power Generation Installation Guide Version 2.0.0 - July 2016...
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Page 11: Gplink Concierge & Technical Support
The Warranty herein is lieu of any other expressed warranty of merchantability or fitness or any other obligation on the part of gplink or the retailer. All implied warranties are limited to the initial period, as stated above. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
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