Routing The Tpms Antenna Cable; Ipod Dock; Connecting The System; Power/Speakers - Lectronix T7000 Installation Instructions Manual

TPMS antenna mounting (cont.)

Routing the TPMS antenna cable

The TPMS cable should be routed under the truck and into the front of the cab in the most
expedient manner. Be sure to secure the cable to the truck at close intervals to provide proper
support. The typical method of cable routing is under the truck, into the engine compartment and
through the firewall into the cab. Be sure to route the cable away from moving parts as well as
extreme heat sources such as exhaust systems. Be sure to use rubber grommets when passing
through the truck cab to avoid cable damage.

iPod Dock

The T7000 supports a connection to the iPod dock. Choose a suitable location on or around the
dash for the iPod dock that is convenient to the driver and provides a suitable mounting surface.
Route the cable for the dock in/through the dash so the connector can be plugged into the rear of
the T7000.

Connecting The System

Once all devices have been mounted on the truck and before the unit is installed permanently, all
connections must be made on the rear panel as follows:
Power/Speakers/J1939/Microphone
The T7000 employs an industry standard "ISO" connector for the power/speaker connections.
The Freightliner Cascadia has a similar connector but with some slight variation. Lectronix
provides an adapter cable, called a Breakout Cable, that may or may not be installed in the truck
from the factory. If the breakout cable is installed in the truck, the free end of that cable will plug
into the Vehicle Power/SPKR/IO connector on the rear of the T7000 (see appendix D for the
location of this connector). The breakout cable is shown in the picture below.
J1939 ISO Breakout Cable (part# 19214-A.0)
If the breakout cable is not installed in the truck, plug the radio connector in the truck harness into
the connector on the breakout cable then connect the opposite end to the T7000 as described
above. Plug the J1939 connector on the breakout cable into the J1939/microphone cable
connector on the supplied J1939/microphone/turn signal cable (part# 19205-A.0). Plug the white
connector on the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable into the MIC/IO connector on the back of
the T7000 (see appendix D for the location of this connector). Plug the Bluetooth microphone
plug into the small round connector of the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable. The pigtail wires
of the J1939/microphone/turn signal cable should be connected to the active turn signal wires in
the instrument panel so that the T7000 knows when turn signals have been activated. See "Turn
and Reverse Signals" below for further information
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