1 REVISIONS Revision Date Description 2004-05-10 Preliminary 2005-09-09 Revised with smaller CCA and packaging. Added installation information Page 2 of 23 DWG ID: 181-0104-00 Date: 2006-01-24...
Production changes to the KML5000 may add changes to the manual at a later date. Send comments or suggest corrections to Kantronics Co., Inc., 3115 W. 6 St., Suite A, Lawrence, KS 66049, or e-mail sales@kantronics.com.
60 days of purchase of the Kantronics KML5000 to be valid. Both must be on file at Kantronics in order for you to receive warranty service. Refer to the warranty policy in this manual for further information.
Licensor Kantronics Company, Inc. (Kantronics) grants (you) a non- exclusive right to use the SOFTWARE and associated documentation. No ownership rights to the SOFTWARE or its Documentation are transferred from Kantronics to you. 3.1.2 Term This License Agreement is effective until terminated. You may terminate this Agreement by returning or destroying the unit and destroying the documentation.
3.1.8 REMEDY Kantronics agrees that, for any Applicable Product found by Kantronics to be in violation of the warranty within the Applicable Warranty Period, it will, at its option, repair or...
Repair or replacement of the Applicable Product, as provided herein, is the sole remedy available to you against Kantronics, and in no event will Kantronics be responsible for any other liability or damages or for incidental, special, or consequential damages,...
3.1.13 REMEDY PROCEDURE Should you need to make a warranty claim, first contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product. If the dealer is unable to assist you, contact Kantronics Co., Inc.: • By mail at 3115 W. 6 St, Suite A, Lawrence, Kansas 66049 USA •...
E-mail address: service@kantronics.com Web site: http://www.kantronics.com When writing, faxing, or sending e-mail to Kantronics, includes a clear description of the problem and unit name. Be sure to include a return fax number, mailing address, and/or e-mail address. Returns direct to the factory for refund or exchange, are strictly regulated. The sales department must approve any return for refund or exchange.
Consult the limited warranty policy in this manual for the service provisions offered by Kantronics at no charge. This warranty is considered to be in force only when the customer has submitted a completed warranty registration within ten days (10 d) of purchase, and when the stipulations of the warranty have been met.
Note: This equipment is only for installation in a transportation vehicle including a motor vehicle. 13.2 Model Identification Model Kantronics P/N KML-5000 TraveLog 001-0020-01 5 SPECIFICATION OF PRODUCT Supply Voltage +12 V dc nominal (vehicle applications) Operating Supply Current @ 13.8 V dc...
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The KML-5000 Passive Tracker provides recording of vehicle or equipment location for later retrieval. Kantronics' KML-5000 Passive Tracker includes a GPS receiver and a data-logger. Once installed in a vehicle, it can record up to 36 eight-hour days of GPS data (location, velocity, time) in a non-volatile internal memory.
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WHAT SOFTWARE CAN I USE? Currently Kantronics offers a program that uses Map Point to display data from KML 5000. As of January 2006 a second software package is in development. For now the only software suite currently in use is MapPoint. To install MapPoint, please refer to the manual shipped with the software bundle Note: To use KML software, .NET 1.1 Framework is required.
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WHAT ARE PUSHPINS Put quite simply, a PUSHPIN is the same as on any other map, a location marker. PUSHPINS are used in the address lookup function, as you will see later in the USER REPORTS section. When performing address lookup, MAP POINT will attempt to find an address for starting and stopping locations based on GPS data.
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If user and file serial numbers match, the KML software will begin processing the GPS data. Be patient, this may take a few minutes based on file size and computer speed. WHAT IS THE “.ACK “ FILE AND WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE. After GPS data is processed, a new encrypted file is generated.
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GENERATING USER REPORTS There are several reports that can be generated from the imported GPS data. The first type is a “Trip Report”. Click on the USER menu and select REPORT. As shown in figure 5-3 data is displayed in a spreadsheet format. Starting and ending times are displayed along with location, distance, average speed, and maximum speed.
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION Vehicle Installation Requirements The power requirements for the KML 5000 are fairly simple. As with any electric device there is power and ground. However the KML has a second “power” input. This second input is the ignition sense. This line is used so that the stored GPS data will reflect when the vehicle is started and stopped as well as logging travel and destinations.
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You may of course run the wires to where ever you can find the appropriate power sources. The fuse box is recommended due to its close proximity to the most common equipment mounting locations. Terminal Connection Vehicle Ground +12 V dc (ignition sense) +12 V dc constant Figure 3-1: Power plug pin assignment Figure 3-2: Power connector view from rear.
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LED Indicators There are 3 LED indicators on the KML 5000: Yellow, Green, and Red. When the KML is powered on from a “cold boot” state, the yellow indicator will flash in 5 second intervals (5 on, 5 off). When a GPS signal “lock” is acquired the yellow LED will cease activity and the green LED will flash briefly every 32 seconds.
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Working with Media cards The KML 5000 can work with two type media cards. The preferred is the MMC type, however some SD cards may work as well. Size of the card is not important. It really depends on what you are willing to spend. The actual internal memory of the KML is only 32 MB, so even a 128MB is little large.
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Open the KML software. Insert your media card into the card reader on your computer. Step 2. With Kantronics KML software open, select FILE and OPEN. Navigate to your media card. You will find a file named something like “0000000000112.gps”.
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Part 3. Trouble Shooting In the event that something goes wrong, in most cases, the LED's will indicate the fault. The following table shows the meaning of LED activity. Yellow Green Red/Green Blinking 5 sec. on 5 sec. off Once every 30 sec. (continuous) Vehicle key on and unit Vehicle key on and unit has...
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