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Scout MT-700 LiTe Operation Manual

Scout MT-700 LiTe Operation Manual (156 pages)

Fleet monitoring system

Brand: Scout | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 6.01 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
List of Abbreviations
3
Introduction
4
- Overview
  5
- Hardware Description
  5
- МТ-700 Lite Portable
  6
- Мт-700 Pro 285
  6
- Package Contents
  8
- Device Configuration
  8
- Power Source Recommendations
  8
- Specification
  9
- Supply Voltage
  9
- LED Indication Modes
  11
Functional Overview
12
- Tracker Modes of Operation
  13
- Tracker Modes of Operation Scheme
  13
- I/O and Interfaces
  15
- Universal Inputs
  15
- CAN Port
  16
- RS-485 Port (Scoutnet/J1708/Lls/Rfid/Nmea)
  16
- Password Protection
  18
- USB Port (Scoutnet)
  18
- RS-232 Port (Lls/Can-Log/ VDO/NMEA)
  18
- Traffic Encryption
  19
- Using the Voice Call
  19
- SMS Messages
  19
- SMS Sending Mode
  20
Tracker Mounting Order
21
- The Tracker Pre-Installation (SIM Card and Battery Installation)
  22
- Preliminary Tracker Settings
  23
- Terminal View from the Connector Jack
  23
- Tracker Mounting
  24
- Rubber Burn Mounting
  25
- Mounting the Burn
  25
- Cable Sleeves Mounting
  26
- Recommended Fixing Options
  26
- Cable Zip Ties
  27
- Sealing the Tracker
  28
- Antenna Connection
  30
- Mounting the GSM Antenna
  30
- Mounting GPS/GNSS Antenna
  30
- Mounting Options for GPS/GNSS Antenna
  30
- Power Connection
  31
- Interface Jack
  32
- Auxilary Sensors
  33
- Sparkproof Parameters
  33
- Terminal Function Test
  34
- LED Indication Control
  34
- Function Test Using a Local “SCOUT Configurator”
  35
- Remote Control Using “SCOUT Configurator”
  35
Terminal Configuration and Control
37
- Local Configuration
  38
- Universal 485 Configurator
  39
- Configurator
  39
- Universal Configurator
  40
- Launch Window of the “SCOUT Configurator”
  41
- Remote Configuration
  42
- Configuration through SMS-Commands
  43
- General Setting Order
  43
- Ecall Server Settings
  48
- Voice Call Phone Number
  48
- SMS Phone Number
  49
- Terminal Shutdown Threshold
  49
- Minimal Consumption
  50
- Power Consumption Modes
  50
- Event Service Settings
  51
- GSM Connection Rules
  51
Ports and Internal Sensors Configuration
53
- Internal Sensors Configuration
  54
- GPS Receiver Settings («Navigation»)
  55
- Inertial Navigation
  55
- Navigation
  55
- Track Detailing
  55
- Satellite System Type
  56
- Modem Parameters
  57
- Map Source
  57
- Modem Settrings
  57
- Millage Based on Navigation
  57
- Call Control Button
  58
- Call Indication
  58
- Accelerometer Settings
  60
- Moving State
  60
- Remote Accelerometer Configuration
  61
- Terminal Response
  61
- Response from the Terminal
  61
- Responded SMS
  62
- Traffic Accident Sensor
  63
- Ports Configuration
  63
- Ports
  64
- Selecting Port Working Mode
  65
- Digital Inputs P0-P5 Setting
  67
- Digital Input Parameters
  67
- Digital Input Settings
  68
- Battery Disconnect Switch
  68
- Analogue Inputs Settings on P0-P2
  68
- «Voltage» Sensor Parameters
  69
- «Fuel Level» Parameters
  69
- «Pulse Count» Sensor
  70
- Counting Sensors on the Р2, Р3 Ports
  70
- Frequency Counter on the Р2-Р5 Ports
  71
- «Frequency» Settings
  72
- «Engine Speed» Parameters
  72
- PWM Inputs on the Р2-Р5 Ports
  73
- «PWM Occupation Rate» Sensor Settings
  73
- «Fuel Sensor» Parameters
  73
- «Votage» Peak Detector Settings
  74
- «Fuel Level» Peak Detector
  74
- Differential Flow Meter
  75
- Differential Flow Meter on Р2-Р5 Ports
  75
- 1-Wire Sensor Setting on the Р3 Port
  75
- 1-Wire on the P3
  76
- White List Set up
  77
- Digital Outputs Р6-Р7 Settings
  77
- Digital Output Parameters
  78
- Indication on Р6-Р7 Ports
  78
- State Indication
  78
- Drive Style Port
  79
- Lateral Acceleration Sensor
  80
- Acceleration/Deceleration Sensor
  80
- Suspension Bump
  81
- Body Bump
  81
- “Engine Block” Sensor
  82
- Port Status Request for the Р0-Р7 Ports
  83
- RS-485 Port Settings
  83
- Data Retransmission
  84
- Fuel Level Sensor
  84
- Temperature Sensor
  85
- Refueller Identification Sensor
  86
- Driver Identification Sensor
  87
- «White List» Window
  87
- Fuel Level
  88
- Engine Speed
  89
- NMEA Input Has the Following Parameters
  90
- CAN Interface Settings
  92
- Machine Hours (Overall)
  93
- Axle Load
  93
- Mobileye Protocol Settings
  94
- Mobileye Protocol Parameters
  94
- Vehicle Speed Sensor
  95
- OBD Protocol Settings
  96
- Temperature
  99
- Total Distance
  99
- Pasing Beam
  100
- High Beam
  100
- Seat Belt
  100
- RS-232 Settings
  102
- Check Engine
  102
- VDO Tachograph Settings
  103
- CAN-LOG Port Parameters
  103
- «Fuel Level» LLS Sensor
  104
- LLS Fuel Level Sensor
  104
- «Temperature» LLS Sensor
  105
- «Span» Button
  105
- Span Window
  106
- Span Procedure
  106
- Uploading the Span Table to the SCOUT-Explorer
  107
Appendix A. MT-700 Pro/ Pro 285 Plug and the Configuration Cable Accordance
108
Appendix B: MT-700 STD/ ENT Plug and the Configuration Cable Accordance
110
Typical Connection Schematics
112
Appendix C: Typical Wiring Schematics
112
- Basic Schematic Connection
  113
- – Basic Scheme
  113
- Disconnectable Battery Schematic
  114
- Analogue Fuel Level Sensor
  115
- Frequency Fuel Level Sensor
  116
- Digital LLS Fuel Level Sensor
  117
- Buzzer Connection
  118
- J1708 and CANJ1939 Connection
  119
- Engine Speed Sensor Connection
  120
- Ibutton
  121
Appendix D: SMS-Commands
122

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