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Danfoss 102EC77301A Installation And Operation Manual

Danfoss 102EC77301A Installation And Operation Manual (61 pages)

Brand: Danfoss | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 35 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

4
- Version Details
  2
- Legal Notices
  2
- Contact Details
  2
- Symbols and Formatting
  3
- Tasks
  3
- Lists
  3
- Depictions
  3
  - Table of Contents
    4
- About this Manual
  3
- Table 29: Encrypted Data Transfer
  5
- Table 40: Interfaces
  6
- Table 41: Protocols
  6
- Type Label
  7
- Important Device Information
  7
- About the Device
  7
- Device Elements
  7
- Intended Use
  8
- Conformity
  8
- Device Functions
  8
- Available Models
  8
- Table 1: Available TFX Models
  8
- Table 2: Required Hardware Components for TFX Operation
  9
- Table 4: TFX Available Accessories
  9
- Table 3: Required Software for TFX Operation
  9
- Kits
  9
- Service and Support
  9
- Software and Accessories
  9
- Scope of Supply
  9
- Safety Information
  10
- Safety Instructions
  10
- CE Notes
  11
- FCC Notes
  11
- Warranty and Liability
  12
- Functions
  12
- Real-Time Mode
  12
- Logging Mode
  12
- Input/Output Functions (I/O)
  12
- Acceleration Sensor
  12
- Table 5: Listed Functions for TFX Models
  12
- Functionality and Features
  12
- Main Plug Connector
  13
- Table 6: Main Plug Connector Pin Layout
  13
- GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System)
  13
- Connectors
  13
- Gyro Sensor
  13
- Esim Card
  13
- GNSS Antenna Port
  14
- Mobile Radio Antenna Port
  14
- Micro-USB Port
  14
- Table 7: GNSS Antenna Port Pin Information
  14
- Table 8: Mobile Radio Antenna Port Pin Information
  14
- Table 9: Micro-USB Port Pin Information
  14
- Table 11: STATUS LED Indicators, Connections, Priority, and Their Meaning
  15
- Indicator Elements (LED)
  15
- Table 10: on LED Status Indicators and Their Meaning
  15
- Cables
  16
- Start Cable for Main Plug Connector
  16
- Table 12: LED Operating Modes, Status Indications, and Their Meaning
  16
- USB Connector Cable ( Rmware Update)
  17
- USB Connector Cable (Diagnosis)
  18
- Can
  19
- Power Supply
  19
- Connecting the Device
  19
- Getting Started
  19
- Installing Software
  19
- CAN Bus Termination
  20
- Mobile Radio and GNSS Antenna
  20
- Switching the Device On/O
  20
- Table 13: CAN Baud Rate and Corresponding Maximum Bus Length
  20
- Connecting the Device to the PC
  21
- De Nition of Communication Settings
  21
- Con Guring the Device
  21
- Activation of the Device
  21
- Node Scan
  22
- Customizing the Demo con Guration le
  22
- Loading the con Guration to the Device
  23
- Connecting the Device to the Data Platform
  24
- Mounting the Device
  24
- Operation
  26
- Danfoss TFX con Gurator
  26
- Creating Object Dictionary Groups and Objects
  26
- Con Guring Automatic Switchover
  27
- Con Guring Logging Mode
  27
- Logging Mode
  27
- Table 15: Logging Variables
  28
- Con Guring Variables for CAN Communication
  28
- Table 14: Variables Concerning the CAN Connection
  28
- Table 16: Communication Settings for PGN 61444
  29
- Table 17: Communications Settings in PGN 61444 - Timeout and Conditions
  29
- Receiving J1939 Messages with the PGN 61444
  29
- Example 1: Log All Data Bytes Every 60 Seconds
  30
- Table 18: Communication Settings in PGN 61444 - Standard Channel
  30
- Table 19: Logging in PGN 61444 - Conditions
  30
- Table 20: Logging in PGN 61444 - Payload
  30
- Example 2: Log Speci C Data Bytes under Certain Conditions
  31
- Table 21: Interface Variable Object
  31
- Table 22: Logging in PGN 61444 - Conditions
  32
- Table 23: Logging in PGN 61444 - Payload
  32
- Table 24: Mapping in PGN 61444 - Active Condition
  32
- Table 25: Mapping in PGN 61444 - Data Link
  32
- Table 26: Variables - Job 1
  33
- Table 28: GPS Functionality
  34
- Table 27: Variables - Job 2
  34
- Logging GNSS Position Data
  34
- Con Guring the Logging of Internal Variables
  34
- Evaluating Logged Data on the Data Platform
  35
- Real-Time Mode
  36
- Con Guring Real-Time Mode
  36
- Creating a Real-Time Connection and Evaluating CAN Messages
  36
- Setting a Reception Lter
  36
- Encrypted Data Transfer
  37
- Important Device Variables
  37
- File Transfer Restrictions
  37
- File Transfer
  37
- Positioning
  38
- Input/Output Functions and Sensors
  38
- Table 30: Positioning - Mode (GNSS)
  38
- Table 31: Device Variables - Positioning
  38
- Table 32: Device Variables - I/O, Sensors, Diagnosis
  38
- Operation Time Counter
  39
- Power Management
  39
- Geofence
  39
- Table 33: Output Functions
  39
- Table 35: Geofence Status
  40
- Con Guring and Reading O Variables Using the Data Platform
  40
- Table 34: Geofence de Nition
  40
- Con Guration Update
  41
- Data Platform
  41
- Can
  42
- Firmware Update
  42
- Data Platform
  42
- Can
  44
- Micro-USB-A
  45
- OTAP - General Process
  46
- OTAP Introduction
  46
- Over-The-Air Programming (OTAP)
  46
- OTAP Recovery Mode
  47
- Diagnosis Via Micro-USB Port
  47
- Factory Reset
  49
- Factory Reset Via OBW le or CAN
  49
- Table 36: Available Reset Variants
  49
- Factory Reset Via the Start Cable
  50
- Table 37: Problems and Potential Causes
  52
- Support Request
  52
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  52
- Remedies
  52
- Connection Problems to the Data Platform
  53
- Maintenance
  54
- Packaging and Transport
  54
- Disposal
  55
- Regulations in the European Union
  55
- Annex
  55
- Technical Drawings
  55
- Table 38: Mechanical Data
  56
- Table 39: Electrical Data
  56
- Mechanical Data
  56
- Interfaces
  56
- Electrical Data
  56
- Technical Data
  56
- Protocols
  57
- Status Indicators
  57
- Certi Cation and Quali Cation
  57
Annex List of Tables

58
- List of Tables
  58
- List of Figures
  59

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