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Summary of Contents for Navman Lone Worker
- Page 1 Lone Worker Solution Installation Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Connect the Interface Module to the Qube ..........11 Connect the Interface Module to the Ignition Loom or Fuse Box ....13 4 Commission Testing .................. 14 Configuration and Activation of Lone Worker Solution ........14 Charge the Pendant .................. 14 Check the Ignition Connection ..............14 Test the Pendant High Priority Alert Function.......... -
Page 3: Disclaimer
Product from, or is using the Product as part of a solution provided by, Navman Wireless or its related companies. It is your sole responsibility to install the Lone Worker Solution (the Product) in accordance with this installation Manual. The choice, location and installation of all components of the Product is critical. - Page 4 Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual Safety Warning - Lone Worker Pendant - Lithium Polymer Battery Your Lone Worker Pendant contains a Lithium Polymer (LiPo) rechargeable battery that provides excellent battery life and reliable use. They are widely used in many electronic...
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Page 5: Introduction
Check In. The lone worker can also use the Antenna in the vehicle to send a High Priority Alert. The Lone Worker Solution includes a mechanism for acknowledging the alert, thus informing the worker that the alert has been received. -
Page 6: Box Contents
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual 1.3 Box Contents Check that all of the following items were supplied in the gift box. If anything is missing, please contact your Navman Wireless dealer. Pendant Belt Clip Antenna Charging Dock Interface Module... -
Page 7: Installation
A Qube is already installed in the vehicle and is fully operational. If not, please install the Qube according to its install guide BEFORE starting the Lone Worker Solution installation. Note that the Lone Worker Solution is compatible with any Qube that has sufficient digital I/O available. -
Page 8: Find The Qube
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual CAUTION Ensure that any holes that need to be cut in the vehicle will not weaken the vehicle structure or compromise the safety of the vehicle or its occupants. If in doubt, consult the vehicle manufacturer. -
Page 9: Mount The Charging Dock
If a spare accessory blanking plate is available, remove this and run the USB cable through the hole. If a spare accessory blanking plate is NOT available, Navman Wireless recommend that you run the USB cable between two panels on the dashboard. -
Page 10: Connect The Antenna To The Interface Module
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual allow easy access to both the front and back of the Interface Module, be dry and not be subject to excessive vibration or excessive heat. Mount the Interface Module at the chosen location as follows: 1. -
Page 11: Wiring
3.2 Connect the Interface Module to the Qube The Qube has several Digital Input and Digital Output lines which can be connected to external sensors or equipment, such as the Lone Worker Solution, through Qube’s ConEx system. You can connect the Interface Module to the Qube using either: single output mode (default), where the High Priority Alert, Person Down ... - Page 12 Digital Output line in the 5-Wire Output Cable. To use this option: 1. Ensure that the Lone Worker Solution has been set into Multi Output mode. 2. Push the 5-Wire Output Cable firmly onto the 5-Pin Output at the back of the Interface Module.
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Page 13: Connect The Interface Module To The Ignition Loom Or Fuse Box
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual 3.2.3 Input Wiring 1. Push the 6-Wire Input Cable firmly onto the 6-Pin Input at the back of the Interface Module. Check that the toggle on the white connector has latched into place. 2. Connect Input Wire 1 at the other end of the 6-Wire Input Cable to the Qube’s I/O cable, as follows: Note –... -
Page 14: Commission Testing
If there is no cellular coverage area but the vehicle has a Q-Pro modem, any High Priority Alerts will be sent by satellite. 2. Log into OnlineAVL2 then call the Navman Wireless Support Team for assistance with commissioning the Lone Worker Solution for this particular vehicle. -
Page 15: Test The Person Down Alert Function
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual 3. Press either button on the Pendant and a beep will sound. Hold the button for approximately 1 second until a second beep is heard, then release. The Pendant then tries to send a High Priority Alert. -
Page 16: Test The Out Of Range Warning
– it should start to flash the green LED every 10 seconds 4.9 Handover When you have completed all the tests and confirmed with the Navman Wireless Support Team that the Lone Worker Solution is working correctly, please: Lone Worker Solution User Guide 1. -
Page 17: Configuring The System
Lone Worker Solution | Installation Manual Configuring the System The Lone Worker Solution should be already set up correctly for the particular customer and installation requirements. Check with Navman Wireless Technical Support before making any configuration changes. 5.1 To Configure the Lone Worker System 1. -
Page 18: Contacts
Website: www.navmanwireless.com.au Website: www.navmanwireless.cn Navman Wireless de México Calzada San Pedro #100, Col. del Valle, Pedro Garza García, Nuevo Léon. CP 66220, México Teléfono: +52(81) 8248.4600 ext 1001 Email: soporte@navmanwireless.com Website: www.navmanwireless.com.mx Lone Worker Solution Installation Manual (October 2014)