Navman Halo Qube 2 Bedienungsanleitung

Halo QUBE 2

V1.0

Installation Manual

Europe / New Zealand Edition

Halo QUBE 2 | Installation Guide V1.0

Important Notice

It is the Owner’s sole responsibility to install and use the Halo QUBE system (the Products) in

a manner that will not cause accidents, personal injury or property damage. For the purposes

of this notice, “Owner”, “you” and “your” means the party (including any person authorized

by that party to use and/or install the Product) that has either: (a) purchased the Product;

or (b) leased the Product from Navman NZ Limited or its related companies (Navman). The

Operator of this Product is solely responsible for observing safe driving practices. The choice,

location, and installation of all components of the Product is critical. If installation is not correct,

the Product may not perform at its designed potential or speciﬁcations. If in doubt, consult

your Navman dealer. Ensure that any mounting holes that are cut in the vehicle are in a safe

position and will not weaken the vehicle’s structure or compromise the safety of the vehicle or

its occupants. If in doubt, consult your vehicle’s manufacturer.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND

WARRANTIES (EXCEPT ANY WHICH MAY NOT LAWFULLY BE EXCLUDED) ARE

EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED, INCLUDING WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE GENERALITY OF THE

FOREGOING, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE. TO THE

MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW NAVMAN DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY ARISING

OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE PRODUCT (INCLUDING ANY USE OF THIS

PRODUCT IN A WAY THAT MAY CAUSE ACCIDENTS, DAMAGE OR VIOLATE THE LAW).

As Navman is continuously improving this Product, Navman may make changes to the

Product at any time which may not be reﬂected in this document. Please contact your nearest

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Contents

Introduction .......................................................................... 4

What comes with the Halo QUBE 2 ..................................... 4

Quick Install - 3-Wire Basic Tracking .................................... 5

Installation ............................................................................. 6

Wiring ................................................................................... 8

Connecting an External ConEX .......................................... 11

Testing ................................................................................ 12

Fault Finding ....................................................................... 12

Speciﬁcations ..................................................................... 13

Conditions of Sale & Warranty ............................................ 14

Contacts ............................................................................. 15

Notes .................................................................................. 16

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Halo QUBE 2 | Installation Guide V1.0

Introduction

The Navman Halo Qube 2 is an Automatic Vehicle Location unit (AVL) that is installed into ﬂ eet vehicles.

It communicates with a server, allowing vehicle information to be stored and monitored.

It is a combined GPS (Global Positioning System) and communications product that contains:

• A GPS receiver, providing accurate location data.

• A cellular modem, enabling data to be efﬁ ciently transferred.

• An on-board microprocessor for intelligent processing and storage of data, and external

communication.

What comes with the Halo QUBE 2

1. Halo Qube 2 – Navman vehicle tracking unit.

2. Tax disk antenna. Combination GPS / GPRS. (Optional).

3. Vehicle connection cable. Either conﬁ guration A or conﬁ guration B (B shown).

4. Mounting rails for the Halo Qube 2.

5. Mounting Hardware for Halo Qube 2.

6. This installation manual.

Red = +12/24 V Battery

Tax Disk Antenna

Pink = ignition “ON”

(NOT Accessories)

Black = Ground

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Quick Install - 3-Wire Basic Tracking

Power Connection

Wire Colour Function Description

Red +12/24 V Main Power Connection - Connect to fused supply

Pink Ignition

Positive input from vehicle when the key is in the IGNITION

position (not the accessory position). This signal must

remain on DURING starting of the vehicle - Connect to a

fused supply.

Black GND Vehicle ground / chassis connection

Note: Please individually insulate any bare ends that are not connected.

Recommended Mounting

• Under the driver or passenger’s seat.

• In or under the dash.

• In the boot / trunk area.

• Where it is not excessively hot.

• Where it is dry.

• Where there is not excessive vibration.

• Should allow MDT/ PDT connection.

• Should allow the diagnostics LED’s to be seen

• Should allow sufﬁ cient clearance to plug and unplug the connectors while mounted.

Status LED Indicators

LED Display

State

Normal

Operation Description

Power On Power ON, Unit awake

Slow Flash Sleep mode

Off No Power -

Note: The Qube 2 should always be powered.

GPS On GPS ﬁ x

Off No GPS ﬁ x

GPRS On Data connection to cellular network

Off No data connection

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Installation

Location / Mounting

Install the Qube 2:

• Under the driver or passenger’s seat

• In or under the dash

• In the boot / trunk area

The chosen location should:

• Allow for later connection of the MDT or PDT.

• Be dry

• Not have excessive vibration.

• Not be excessively hot.

• Allow the antennas and cabling to easily connect to the Qube 2.

• Allow the diagnostics LED’s can be seen

• Allow sufﬁcient clearance to plug and unplug Qube 2, while mounted.

Mount the unit using the supplied self-tapping screws and washers, placed through the slots in the

side rails. The side mounting rails are supplied ﬁtted to the Qube 2 ready for installation. If a different

side mounting format is required, the mounting rails may be turned over or removed completely.

There are two types of mounting rails. Type A will clip and unclip from the side of the Qube 2 by

applying pressure on the foot of the mounting rail. Type B requires the end cap to be removed, and

the rails slid out to change their orientation. Only one type will be supplied with the unit.

Connect the antenna cables to the correct connector. Both the Cellular connector (TNC) and the

GPS (SMA) are screw on connectors, which should be hand tightened only. Connect the DB15

connector to the socket and hand tighten the two locking screws.

Ensure all cables are secured out of the way, so they will not be damaged, walked on, or have other

articles placed on them.

Important Notice

• Before you begin ensure that drilling will not damage the vehicles structure, wiring or

equipment.

• Ensure the Qube 2 cables, mounting screws etc will pose no hazard to the occupants of the

vehicle.

Cellular antenna

GPS antenna

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Antenna

Position the antennas so that:

• The GPS antenna has a clear view of as much of the sky as possible.

• They are mounted as far away as practical from any other antenna, to minimize the risk of

interference.

• The cables can be easily routed to the Qube 2

Important Notice

The cellular antenna must be placed at least 20 cm (8¨) away from any person to meet FCC RF

exposure requirements.

Windscreen Combination (Tax Disk) Antenna

This is an internal combination GPS/Cellular antenna. The ideal mounting angle is 45°. This antenna

is not suitable for mounting on vertical windows (e.g. side windows or near vertical windscreens.)

Position the Tax Disk antenna so that the antenna:

• The Flat side is facing outside.

• Mounts directly on the windscreen, at least

13 mm (½¨) from window frame.

• Does not obstruct driver vision (normally

placed on the passenger side).

• Allows mounting with notch to the top, so

that a tax disk may be inserted.

Note: This antenna is suitable for internal mounting

only. Some tinted, heated or other windscreens may

not be suitable for use with this antenna. If unsure, test the

antenna through the windscreen before mounting.

Magnetic Mounting Antennas

Ensure that the antenna is placed, so the cables

can easily be routed to the Qube 2.

The GPS antenna has a clear view of as much of

the sky as possible.

Other antenna options are available from your

installer.

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Wiring

Cable A

Has a long cable with a RJ45 Plug, a short cable with a DB9 plug, and a single cable with bare ends for

all other connections.

Cable B

Has an RJ45 socket very close to the main plug (DB15), and a single long cable with bare ends for all

other connections.

Power Connection - Bare wires

Cable A Cable B Function Description

Red Red +12/24 V Main Power Connection - Connect to

a fused supply

Pink Pink Ignition

Positive input from vehicle when the

key is in the IGNITION position (not

the accessory position). This signal

must remain on DURING starting

of the vehicle - Connect to a fused

supply.

Black Black GND Vechicle ground / chassis connection

Important Notice

If ﬁtting a MDT-800 (Mobile Data Terminal) the main power connection (red wire) must be

connected to +12 V DC only. The Qube 2 ignition and Multi IO lines may still be connected to

24 V DC.

MDT or PDT Connection

RJ45 Connector - Cable A (Male plug), Cable B (Female socket)

Cable A Cable B Function Description

Pin - 1 Pin - 1 GND Ground

Pin - 2 Pin - 2 +12/24 V Power

Pin - 4 Pin - 4 Serial RxD Serial data Input

Pin - 5 Pin - 5 Serial TxD Serial data Output

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Connecting the Auxiliary Devices

The Qube 2 is equipped with additional IO that can be connected to auxiliary devices in the vehicle.

These Allow the Qube to generate events based on inputs from these devices.

Multi-IO. Each multi IO can be conﬁgured as digital input, analogue input or digital output.

Serial. There are two RS232 serial ports that can be conﬁgured as serial capture ports, MDT or

External ConEX ports etc. For serial Capture, a conﬁguration string is sent via the server.

Cable A Cable B Function Description

Yellow Yellow Multi IO-1 Digital IN, analogue IN, digital OUT

Green Green Multi IO-2 Digital IN, analogue IN, digital OUT

Blue Blue Multi IO-3 Digital IN, analogue IN, digital OUT

Grey Grey A - GND Analogue GND reference

White White +3V7 OUT Reference voltage if required

DB9 – Pin 3 Purple Serial TxD Serial data OUT

DB9 – Pin 2 Brown Serial RxD Serial data IN

DB9 – Pin 7 Light Green Serial RTS Serial data ﬂow control OUT

DB9 – Pin 8 Black/White Serial CTS Serial data ﬂow control IN

DB9 – Pin 5 - Serial GND Serial GND

Digital Inputs

These are inputs that are either on or off. The polarity is not important but must be noted for the

correct conﬁguration to be sent to the vehicle. All digital inputs must be sourcing inputs.

Sensor Max. Resistance:

0 to 10k Rpullup = 1k ¼ W

10k to 20k Rsenor = 2k2 ¼ W

R1 = 0.00015

(V sensor max - 5 V DC)

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Analogue Inputs

These connect to devices that have a variable voltage output. As the input voltage range (0 to 5

V DC) may not match the sensors range, the input may have to be scaled. In order to scale the

voltages correctly, you should calculate the maximum sensor voltage to scale to 5 V DC at the

ConEX input.

Digital Outputs

These outputs are an “open collector” transistor type arrangement. The outputs will pull low when

activated. The outputs have an over current trip. If tripped the output must be changed to the off

state, or have a power cycle to reset the current trip.

Battery Backup connections

The Qube 2 has the facility to connect an external battery to allow for a battery backup operation.

This allows the Qube 2 to normally run off the main supply, and also trickle-charge the backup

battery. When the main power fails or is disconnected, the Qube 2 will continue to run by drawing

power from the backup battery. (e.g. A gel cell type battery).

Connect the orange wire directly to the positive of the backup battery, and ground the negative side

of the battery at the same point where the Qube 2’s black wire is grounded. If the Qube 2 is powered

off 24 V DC, then the backup battery must also be 24 V DC. If powered from 12 V DC the battery

must be 12 V DC.

Note: As the charging circuit is simplistic, the backup battery will only fully charge when the vehicle is operating (ie. the

vehicle’s alternator is supplying the higher charging voltage.)

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