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Vector530UserManualVer122.doc 

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June 14, 2005 

 
 

10.

 

Connect P5 (DB9) of the wiring harness to the meter pigtail. 

 

11.

 

On the meter pigtail join the Green, White and Red wires together and insulate the wires. 

 

12.

 

Connect P2 (DB9) to the smart meter DB9. 

 

13.

 

Connect P1 DB25 connector to the back of the MDT.  DO NOT over tighten the set 

screws. 

 

14.

 

Connect the MDT to the mount. 

 

15.

 

Tie wrap any loose cabling up under the dash so that the driver or passengers will not 

step on it and cause unnecessary strain. 

 

16.

 

Perform Set Up and Tuning procedures if they have not yet been performed. 

 
 

 

METER INTERFACE 

 
1.

 

Connect the Green, White and Red wires of the meter pigtail together and insulate the 
wires. 

2.

 

Connect the meter pigtail to P5 of the wiring harness. 

3.

 

The BLACK wire is the meter status wire. 

4.

 

Connect P2 of the wiring harness to the DB9 serial port of the Smart meter. 

      ONLY if a Smart Meter is used. 

 

       GPS ANTENNA MOUNTING AND CABLE ROUTING  

1.

 

A suggested mounting place for the GPS antenna is under the top kight light.  

 

 

2.

 

Ensure the top light is not coated with a metallic paint/coloring.  

3.

 

Ensure the top of the Antenna is not obstructed by metal, and is not too close to the bulbs.  

4.

 

The cable can then be run through the same hole as the existing wires 

5.

 

Ensure the cable is not pinched or cut in any way, and is threaded down the passenger 
side of the window pillar. 

6.

 

It is suggested the GPS antenna should not be too close to the GPRS antenna. 

 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Vector 530

Page 1: ...Vector530UserManualVer122 doc 1 June 14 2005 USER MANUAL VECTOR 530 GPRS Version 1 2...

Page 2: ...9 3 1 RF Functionality 10 3 2 SIM Interface 10 3 3 RF Interface 11 3 4 RF Connections 11 3 5 RF Performance 11 3 6 Antenna Specifications 12 APPENDIX A SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS for information only 13...

Page 3: ...on Date By Page No Description 1 Dec 17 2004 NG Initial release 1 1 Mar 3 2005 SD 11 Removed 5V SIM Card reference from Section 3 2 1 21 June 8 2005 SD 12 19 Added to the antenna requirements Added Ap...

Page 4: ...ht 700g approx Enclosure Lightweight Injection molded plastic Processor Intel 80C186 20Mhz Memory 512KB SDRAM 512 KB Flash memory 2KB EEPROM optional 32MB Flash disk for data storage Display 240 x 64...

Page 5: ...martCAM In Vehicle Surveillance Smartprint Mobile Printer SmartPay In vehicle debit Smart Card support Electrical Requirements Input Voltage 13 8 VDC 10 17 VDC range Current Less than 600 mA at 12VDC...

Page 6: ...serManualVer122 doc 6 June 14 2005 2 2 Device Layout Vector 530 Front Panel Layout Func Key Directional Pad Programmable Function Keys F1 F5 Transmit LED No ACK LED GPS LED Coverage LED Send Key Numbe...

Page 7: ...Vector530UserManualVer122 doc 7 June 14 2005 Rear View GPS Antenna connector Mounting Threads GPRS Modem Antenna Connector DB15 connector Main DB25 connector Power Supply...

Page 8: ...to operate normally from 10V up to 18V DC power source or car battery The nominal input voltage is 13 8V 2 4 Chassis Ground The vehicle chassis ground negative terminal of battery is the recommended...

Page 9: ...850 radio section running under 3 6 Volt 1 Watt GSM 1800 1900 radio section running under 3 5 Volts Digital section running under 2 8 Volts 3V only SIM interface for 5V SIM interface with external ada...

Page 10: ...Tx PCS 1900 1850 to 1910 MHz The Radio Frequency RF part is based on a specific dual band chip including Low IF Receiver Dual RF Synthesizer Digital IF to baseband Converter Offset PLL Transmitter log...

Page 11: ...both the Round pad and the Ground pad 3 5 RF Performance RF performance is compliant with the recommendation GSM 05 05 The main parameters for the Receiver are GSM850 Reference Sensitivity 104dBm Stat...

Page 12: ...bands and have the following characteristics a minimum cable lead length of 3 meters Impedance 50 Ohms VSWR Rx MAX 1 5 1 VSWR Tx MAX 1 5 1 Typical radiated gain 0dBi on azimuth plane Frequency Tx 824...

Page 13: ...ll quality and may cause the modem to operate at a higher power level than needed b Aircraft Do not attempt to power up the unit on the aircraft To prevent possible interference with aircraft systems...

Page 14: ...ccessories Before using your terminal in a vehicle powered by liquefied petroleum gas such as propane or butane ensure that the vehicle complies with the relevant fire and safety regulations of the co...

Page 15: ...proper length so that it reaches the battery contacts as well as a ground 5 Connect a Fuse holder to the Red and Black wires in the power lead One fuse holder for both wires Connect a terminal connec...

Page 16: ...Red wires of the meter pigtail together and insulate the wires 2 Connect the meter pigtail to P5 of the wiring harness 3 The BLACK wire is the meter status wire 4 Connect P2 of the wiring harness to...

Page 17: ...a PC to interact with the GPRS modem module Hyperterminal Session Settings COM Port Configuration of 9600 baud 8 n 1 none Settings ASCII Setup of o Send line ends with line feeds o Echo typed characte...

Page 18: ...0UserManualVer122 doc 18 June 14 2005 ATD1234 dial ATA call answered AT CFUN 1 or other means to detach then reattach the unit from to the network AT CPIN 1234 to enter a PIN AT CREG 1 to monitor regi...

Page 19: ...s equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there...

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