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Omnicomm ICON Display
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07.09.2020

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  • Page 1 Omnicomm ICON Display User Manual 07.09.2020...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents General Information Screen controls and navigation Screen chart Technical Specifications Setting Calibration Parameters Display on the Screen Driver’s Status Brightness Notification Volume Installation Connection Displayed Parameters Operator’s Messages Refueling Volume Monitoring Driver Identification Driver’s Status Sound Notification Panic Button...
  • Page 3 Monitoring the fuel dispensing by a fuel tanker Stationary tank with four fuel level sensors Refrigerator with temperature sensors Vehicle fleet with driver identification Driving Safety Control Construction Machinery Driver Statuses in Omnicomm Online Monitoring dispensing operations in Omnicomm Online...

  • Page 4: General Information

    Omnicomm terminals 2.0 and later and with third generation built-in software (302 and later) with third-party terminals that support the Omnicomm ICON communication protocol only with fuel level sensors using the Omnicomm LLS protocol and provided with the RS-485 interface...

  • Page 5: Screen Controls And Navigation

    General Information While carrying out installation, observe the safety rules and regulatory requirements for this type of work. Screen controls and navigation Omnicomm ICON display has 5 built-in buttons. To use the button you need, press the display body frame.

  • Page 6: Screen Chart

    General Information Screen chart Main screen navigation map: To monitor refueling, a driver's status “Refueling” is implemented (see Refueling volume monitoring).

  • Page 7: Technical Specifications

    From +8 to +35 Power consumption, W maximum 2 maximum 15 (when heated) Type of output interface RS-485 1-wire interface iButton protocol Omnicomm LLS sensors number Baud rate through the RS-485 interface, bit/s 19,200 bit/s Brightness 4 levels Diagonal, inch 3,97 Resolution, dots 480 х...

  • Page 8: Setting

    0.2 kg Average service life 8 years Setting Before setting the Omnicomm ICON display, disconnect the Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensors. Connect the Omnicomm ICON display to a РС using Omnicomm UNU-USB adapter according to the diagram: Run Omnicomm Configurator:...
  • Page 9 Setting Select equipment – “Indicator”. “Connection” – select the equipment to which the Omnicomm ICON display is connected. Possible options: Fuel Level Sensor, Terminal “Fuel level sensor operating mode” – select the data output mode for an LLS fuel level sensor.

  • Page 10: Calibration

    Press the “Record into device” button Calibration Omnicomm ICON display supports up to 4 fuel tanks. The maximum number of Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensors is 4. To add calibration tables for fuel level sensors, in the “Used tanks” section press the “Add tank”...
  • Page 11 Setting...

  • Page 12: Parameters Display On The Screen

    Setting Parameters Display on the Screen Omnicomm ICON display supports up to 30 main screens with different sets of parameters (only when connected to a terminal). For each main screen you can select up to 5 parameters. To display the parameters, configure the display according to the Omnicomm terminals user manual.
  • Page 13 Setting For each parameter, specify: Units of measurement – units of measurement for the parameter. Select the units of measurement from the list or add your own by selecting “Other”. Enter the unit of measurement in the “Unit name” field Measurement accuracy –...
  • Page 14 Setting To add a main screen press “Add screen”.

  • Page 15: Driver's Status

    In the “States” section: Press “Add status”. Enter the status in words and press the “Record into device“ button. The “Refueling” status is always present in the Omnicomm ICON display and used to monitor the refueling volume. Brightness To adjust brightness when the main screen is displayed, press and hold the...

  • Page 16: Notification Volume

    Installation We recommend that you install an Omnicomm ICON display on a magnetic holder or fasten it with a double-sided adhesive tape. The display may also be installed using self-...

  • Page 17: Connection

    Dismantling the Omnicomm ICON display fastened with a double-sided adhesive tape, use a knife or an equivalent tool and be very careful. Connection Connect an Omnicomm LLS sensor to the Omnicomm ICON display according to the diagram:...
  • Page 18 Connection Several Omnicomm LLS sensors shall be connected in parallel via the RS-485 interface according to the diagram: Connect an Omnicomm Profi terminal to the Omnicomm ICON display according to the diagram:...
  • Page 19 Connection Connect an Omnicomm Optim, Light or Smart terminal to the Omnicomm ICON display according to the diagram:...
  • Page 20 Vehicle power supply voltage Ground (negative) for power supply Purple Line A RS-485 Blue Line B RS-485 Grey Panic Button Orange 1wire / iButton Yellow-green When using Omnicomm ICON to identify a driver, wire 1wire/iButton should not be connected to the terminal.

  • Page 21: Displayed Parameters

    The following parameters are displayed on the Omnicomm ICON display connected to the fuel level sensors: Total fuel volume in the fuel tanks The following parameters are displayed on the Omnicomm ICON display connected to a terminal: Fuel volume in the fuel tanks...

  • Page 22: Operator's Messages

    Refueling Volume Monitoring Before starting the refueling operation, set the driver’s status to “Refueling”. During the refueling, the Omnicomm ICON display will show the number of liters for each tank separately and the total number of liters refueled. To finish monitoring of the refueling operation, select “Finish refueling”.

  • Page 23: Driver Identification

    Driver Identification Driver Identification When the Omnicomm ICON display is connected to a terminal, the driver identification is implemented using a MIFARE Ultralight card. For ease of identification, an RFID card holder is provided. To provide the driver identification, enable this option in the terminal settings and specify the list of authorized cards.

  • Page 24: Driver's Status

    To notify the dispatcher or monitor the refueling operation, select a status from the set of states created while configuring the Omnicomm ICON display. When the driver’s status is changed, it is registered in Omnicomm Online and/or is sent via SMS to a dispatcher.

  • Page 25: Sound Notification

    Sound Notification Omnicomm ICON display has a built-in speaker. Sound notification is used when the Omnicomm ICON display is connected to an Omnicomm terminal. Sound notification is triggered upon registration of events set during configuring the displaying parameters on the screen and during the terminal setting.
  • Page 26 Sound Notification Event Sound Display notification Sharp lateral acceleration once in 10 (>=FW15084) Sharp vertical acceleration once in 10 (>=FW15084) Fasten seat belts once in 20 Turn on the headlights once in 20 Axis load exceeding once in 60...
  • Page 27 Sound Notification Event Sound Display notification Total axis load exceeding once in 120 Movement inside the with geofence (depending on periodicity the terminal settings) of 12 sec Movement outside the with geofence (depending on periodicity the terminal settings) of 12 sec Entering the Geofence occurring (depending on the...
  • Page 28 Sound Notification Event Sound Display notification Authorization is wrong occurring once...

  • Page 29: Panic Button

    Panic Button ВOmnicomm ICON display has built-in panic button. With power ON, if the panic button is pressed the Omnicomm ICON display sends the triggering event via the RS-485 interface. When connected to a panic button output or a terminal universal input, the Omnicomm ICON display sends the triggering event to the terminal regardless of power ON or OFF.

  • Page 30: Use Cases

    In this case, we look at the connection and configuration of equipment for monitoring mileage, speed, and remaining fuel in vehicle tanks using the Omnicomm ICON display. Use: Monitoring the amount of remaining fuel and the vehicle's operation parameters If the fuel volume goes below the threshold value, the amount of remaining fuel will be highlighted in red and a sound notification will ring.
  • Page 31 Use Cases During the refueling process, the Omnicomm ICON display shows the total volume of fuel filled and the number of liters for each tank separately. Equipment: Omnicomm terminal LLS 5 Fuel level sensors Omnicomm ICON Display Connection: The diagram example of equipment connection is given for the Omnicomm Optim terminal.
  • Page 32 Select equipment – Terminal. In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 33 Use Cases When adding the parameters, specify the following values: Units of measurement – units of measurement for the parameter. Select the units of measurement from the list or add your own by selecting “Other”. Enter the unit of measurement in the “Unit name” field Measurement accuracy –...
  • Page 34 Use Cases Press the “Save” button.

  • Page 35: Monitoring The Fuel Dispensing By A Fuel Tanker

    In this case, we look at the operation of a fuel tanker with an installed signal reader with a PPO fuel flow meter. The Omnicomm ICON display allows us to monitor the volume of dispensed fuel through the fuel tanker's dispensing gun and the remaining fuel in the fuel tank.
  • Page 36 Use Cases Omnicomm ICON Display Connection: Settings: The configuration of the Omnicomm LLS-Ex 5 fuel level sensor is performed according to the sensor's user manual. The BIS-MX spark protection unit does not require configuration. Omnicomm Profi terminal configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator.
  • Page 37 Use Cases “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone” - check the box to select your time zone relative to UTC. The time zone value is used when an automatic registration of time zones is not required “Time zone”...
  • Page 38 PPV-100-1,6; ППВ-100-6,4; PPV-150-1,6; PPV-150-6,4 USS–B–25 PPO-25-1,6; ShZhU-25-1,6 USS–B–25 PPO-40-0,6; ShZhU-40-0,6 Press the “Save” button. Omnicomm ICON display configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator. Select equipment – Indicator. Add the parameters “Fuel flow meter”, “Tank 1”, “Tank 2”, “Tank 3”, “Total in tanks” to the screen.
  • Page 39 Use Cases When adding the parameters, specify the following values: Units of measurement – units of measurement for the parameter. Select the units of measurement from the list or add your own by selecting “Other”. Enter the unit of measurement in the “Unit name” field Measurement accuracy –...

  • Page 40: Stationary Tank With Four Fuel Level Sensors

    Stationary tank with four fuel level sensors In this case, we look at monitoring fuel volume in a stationary tank when several fuel level sensors are installed. The Omnicomm ICON display is used to monitor the remaining fuel in the container.
  • Page 41 Connection to the Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensors Connection to the terminal The diagram example of equipment connection is given for the Omnicomm Optim terminal. To connect to an Omnicomm terminal of a different model, see diagrams in the Connection section.
  • Page 42 Several Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensors can be connected side-by-side via the RS-485 interface. Settings: The configuration of the Omnicomm LLS 5 fuel level sensor is performed according to the sensor's user manual. ICON display configuration when used only with the Omnicomm LLS fuel level sensors Omnicomm ICON display supports up to 4 fuel tanks.
  • Page 43 Use Cases ICON display configuration when used together with a terminal Run Omnicomm Configurator. Select equipment – Indicator. Add the parameters “Tank 1”, “Tank 2”, “Tank 3”, “Tank 4”, “Total in tanks” to the screen. When adding the parameters, specify the following values: Units of measurement –...
  • Page 44 Select equipment – Terminal. In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 45 Use Cases “Sound notification” - check the box to enable sound notifications when the terminal registers a new event, as specified during the terminal's setup...

  • Page 46: Refrigerator With Temperature Sensors

    In this case, we look at monitoring vehicles carrying food products that have strict requirements for temperature conditions during transportation and storage. The Omnicomm ICON display is used to monitor the temperature in the refrigerator sections and the fuel remaining in the tank with the help of temperature sensors and an LLS fuel level sensor.
  • Page 47 Select equipment – Terminal. In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 48 In the “Temperature sensors” section, the temperature sensors connected to the 1-Wire interface are displayed: “Transmit the value of 1-Wire sensor instead of UI” - select the number of the universal input for displaying the temperature values on Omnicomm Online. In the “Universal Inputs section: “Operation mode” – select 1-Wire.
  • Page 49 Use Cases When adding the parameters, specify the following values: Units of measurement – units of measurement for the parameter. Select the units of measurement from the list or add your own by selecting “Other”. Enter the unit of measurement in the “Unit name” field Measurement accuracy –...

  • Page 50: Vehicle Fleet With Driver Identification

    Use Cases Vehicle fleet with driver identification In this case, we look at vehicle monitoring. The Omnicomm ICON display provides driver identification via RFID cards. Two identification options are available: Applying or Retention of RFID cards. For identification through retention, you will need to acquire an RFID card holder.
  • Page 51 Omnicomm ICON Display ID card On-board terminal Connection: The diagram example of equipment connection is given for the Omnicomm Optim terminal. To connect to an Omnicomm terminal of a different model, see diagrams in the Connection section. Configuration: Omnicomm Terminal configuration...
  • Page 52 Select equipment – Terminal. In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 53 In the “Permitted cards” section, click on “Add card” and enter the numbers of the cards which, when applied, will turn on the second discrete output. For automatic reading of the card number, connect Omnicomm ICON display to the terminal, switch on the readout mode and apply card.

  • Page 54: Driving Safety Control

    Use Cases Driving Safety Control The Omnicomm ICON display is used in driving safety control: warning about an open door, unfastened seatbelt, headlights off, entering/leaving a geofence sent to the display synchronization of events with Safe Driving reports in Omnicommm Online...
  • Page 55 Driving safety control in Omnicomm Online reports: The “SafeDrive: Violation details” report: The “SafeDrive: Driver rating” report: A detailed description of the reports can be found in the Omnicomm Online User Manual (see the "SafeDrive: Violation details" report the "SafeDrive: Driver rating" report...
  • Page 56 In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 57 Use Cases “Universal input No. 1” – select “Enabled”. “Operating mode” – select “Direct-current”. “ON voltage threshold” – set the value of voltage threshold after which the terminal will register the seatbelt fastening. “Pull-up resistor” – select “Enabled” when working with “open collector”-type sensors or with dry contact sensors.
  • Page 58 To set up notifications for suspension impact and sudden braking, specify the threshold values of vertical acceleration and breaking. Omnicomm ICON display configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator. Select equipment – Indicator. Add the parameters “UI 1”, “Mileage”, “Speed” to the screen.
  • Page 59 Configure the parameter display on screen as shown in the figure: Press the “Save” button. Settings in Omnicomm Online Open the browser and enter the address http://online.omnicomm.ru. Enter your login and password in the window that opens Enable the “Safe driving” service for the vehicle...

  • Page 60: Construction Machinery

    Use Cases Construction Machinery The Omnicomm ICON display allows you to control a wide range of construction equipment, such as the position of the dozer blade or tractor attachments, or the speed of the cement mixer. In this case, let's look at the monitoring of the position of a dump truck body and the rotations of a cement mixer truck.
  • Page 61 Equipment: Omnicomm terminal Omnicomm ICON Display Connection: The diagram example of equipment connection is given for the Omnicomm Profi terminal. To connect to an Omnicomm terminal of a different model, see diagrams in the Connection section. Settings: Omnicomm Terminal configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator.
  • Page 62 Use Cases “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone” - check the box to select your time zone relative to UTC. The time zone value is used when an automatic registration of time zones is not required “Time zone”...
  • Page 63 “Coefficient of pulse input calibration” – enter the calibration factor for converting the number of pulses to the determined physical quantity. Omnicomm ICON display configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator. Select equipment – Indicator. Add the parameters “UI 1”, “Engine hours”, “Mileage” to the screen.
  • Page 64 Use Cases When adding the parameters, specify the following values: Units of measurement – units of measurement for the parameter. Select the units of measurement from the list or add your own by selecting “Other”. Enter the unit of measurement in the “Unit name” field Measurement accuracy –...
  • Page 65 Use Cases Press the “Save” button.

  • Page 66: Driver Statuses In Omnicomm Online

    In this case, we look at monitoring driver activity through statuses. On the Omnicomm ICON display, the driver can set a status that corresponds to the activity that is being carried out. To analyze a driver's activity in Omnicomm Online, you can use the report “Task status”.
  • Page 67 Mileage at the beginning of status activation Mileage at status expiry Mileage during the period of status activation as per CAN, km Mileage during the period of status activation according to GPS, km Equipment: Omnicomm terminal Omnicomm ICON Display Connection:...
  • Page 68 Select equipment – Terminal. In the “Settings” tab select the “ICON” section from the list. “ICON” – check the box to display the data from the terminal on the Omnicomm ICON display “Network address” – select the display network address. Possible values: from 7 to 254 “Select the time zone”...
  • Page 69 “Sound notification” - check the box to enable sound notifications when the terminal registers a new event, as specified during the terminal and display configuration. Omnicomm ICON display configuration Run Omnicomm Configurator. Select equipment – Indicator. In the “Statuses” section: Press “Add status”.

  • Page 70: Monitoring Dispensing Operations In Omnicomm Online

    In this case, we look at monitoring fuel dispensing by a fuel tanker using the report “Refueler Statement” in Omnicomm Online. Before refueling, the driver applies the RFID card to the ICON display. Omnicomm Online will register a fuel dispensing event linked to the driver or the vehicle.
  • Page 71 60 seconds before the start of fuel dispensing within the allowed interval of time for fuel dispensing set in the vehicle profile (see Administration Guide. Omnicomm Online) before the RFID card is removed Card assigned - full name of the key holder...
  • Page 72 The data on the refueled vehicle (receiver) will be displayed only if the driver, who applied the RFID card, is registered on the vehicle (receiver). Driver registration can be done in Omnicomm Online or using the Omnicomm ICON display installed on the vehicle (receiver).
  • Page 73 Use Cases Settings: The configuration of the Omnicomm LLS-Ex 5 fuel level sensor is performed according to the sensor's user manual. The BIS-MX spark protection unit does not require configuration. Omnicomm Profi terminal configuration The terminal is configured similarly to the procedure for...
  • Page 74 Use Cases Select “Fuel tanker” from the list and click the “Vehicle profile” button. In the “Driver sign in on a vehicle” section: “Driver sign in by tag reading” - uncheck the box to disable driver registration when an RFID card is applied at the fuel tanker.
  • Page 75 www.omnicomm-world.com...

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