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In-Vehicle Installation Guidelines for FOX3-2G/3G/4G and BOLERO40 Series 

 

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Additional installation instructions when using features of the built-in 3D acceleration sensor: 

To use the features of the built-in 3D acceleration sensor, please ensure:

 

1.

 

The device should be accurately installed on any flat surface that is parallel to the horizontal axis of 
your vehicle with the 16pin connector (for FOX3) or antenna cables pointing to the driving direction.

 

2.

 

The device should be secured to the vehicle so that no false events can be occurred.

 

3.

 

The device should be configured by additional alarms to fully use this feature. The force value that 
you will enter in the configuration should correspond to the value that your application requires.

 

4.

 

The value in the configuration should be entered without commas or points (e.g. 1500).

 

            

 

Figure 3

Direction of the detectable accelerations

 FOX3-2G/3G/4G and BOLERO40 series

 

Please note that, the pictures below shows that the Z-axis are vertical and pointing up (positive up) and the 
X- and Y-axes lie on a horizontal plane. The arrows show always positive values. 

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Installing DISCO-B4

 

The DISCO-B4 contained in a PA6 plastic weatherproof enclosure is designed for mounting on an exterior flat 
surface of a vehicle such as the roof. After you have inserted the SIM card inside the device and the casing is 
completely water-sealed, then you can install your device on the vehicle's roof or somewhere else on the flat 
surfaces. The DISCO-B4 device can be installed in various ways. The following figure gives an example of a 
typical installation variant. Before you start the installation, ask for professional advice on the mounting that 
would best suit your needs.

 

To install the DISCO-B4, follow the steps listed below:

 

 

Place the six rubber feet into the six spacers of the device.

 

 

Installing of the DISCO-B4 requires drilling to your vehicle roof in order to bolt them on. To avoid keeping 
the device in direct contact to the sunlight that leads to overheating, it is recommended to mount the 
DISCO-B4 device behind the air deflector on your truck roof. Therefore, locate the mounting place and 
drill a 32 mm (±0.1mm) hole in the vehicle roof. The device should be placed away from other installed 
devices that may obstruct the line of sight between the device and the satellites.

 

 

First loosen the mounting nut on the device's bottom side and take it out of cable.

 

 

Pass the cables through the hole and then place the device on the mounting surface. The rubber feet 
must make full contact with the vehicle's metal roof.

 

 

Pass the cable in the nut and then tighten the mounting nut until movement is blocked. The maximum 
tightening  torque  used  on  the  mounting  nut  must  not  exceed  the  maximum  value  of  12  Nm, 
recommended 10 Nm.

 

Summary of Contents for BOLERO40 Series

Page 1: ...Application Note In Vehicle Installation Guidelines for FOX3 2G 3G 4G and BOLERO40 Series Part Number APP 0019 Revision A October 2019...

Page 2: ...x com support Sales Offices For a current list of our domestic and international sales offices go to the Lantronix web site at www lantronix com about contact Disclaimer All information contained here...

Page 3: ...e for STEPPIII UX FOX LT BOLERO LT and TANGO55 56 864 devices September 2009 1 0 6 Added additional installation instructions when using features of the built in 3D acceleration sensor December 2009 1...

Page 4: ...3 axis diagram for DISCO B4 and DISCO B5 MAGNET see Figure 4 September 2014 1 0 11 Added FOX3 2G 3G 4G series December 2018 1 1 11 Added BOLERO40 series Removed FOX IN FOX EN BOLERO LT2 and STEPPIII...

Page 5: ...n for AVL devices 13 1 7 Install Ignition Optional 13 1 8 Install additional Inputs Outputs Optional 13 1 9 Perform testing 14 APPENDIX 15 1 10 CA31b Vehicle installation cable for FOX3 2G 3G 4G and B...

Page 6: ...ility Lantronix shall not be liable for any accident by improper placement or installation of devices 1 1 1 Importance of connection Before beginning any wiring procedure be sure you understand the wi...

Page 7: ...fulfil the range of operating voltage Lantronix recommends using the installation cable with the voltage converter called KNT100V This cable can only be used for the vehicles with 24 VDC voltage sourc...

Page 8: ...0 C 60 C discharge range and 0 C to 45 C charge range Some vehicles use glass that contains a thin metallic coating for defrosting or to control solar gain glass mount antennas may NOT function proper...

Page 9: ...the unit ground wire to the identified ground negative ground battery terminal or vehicle chassis see possibilities for power source connections below and only when all other connections are made con...

Page 10: ...as the shunt limits the current flowing through it Therefore it is recommended to install one of Lantronix devices in front of the shunt as shown in the Fig 2 above According to your application requ...

Page 11: ...er you have inserted the SIM card inside the device and the casing is completely water sealed then you can install your device on the vehicle s roof or somewhere else on the flat surfaces The DISCO B4...

Page 12: ...to the 8pin connector on the external cable of the DISCO B4 Another mount option is to use 6 x hex cap screws M4x30 or longer not included as shown on the right side of the figure below second mounti...

Page 13: ...on Connect the ignition wire from the unit s power cable to the ignition controlled source protected with a 2A fuse The ignition input can also be used for journey START and STOP reports programmable...

Page 14: ...v eFix invalid IO13 Set low If you see that there is sufficient GNSS and GSM reception note that acquiring of initial GNSS fix may take more than 2 minutes turn on your vehicle and check again if any...

Page 15: ...max 2A 2 Brown GND 3 Blue IGN I INPUT HIGH 10 8 32 0 V DC LOW 0V It can be used to wake up the device from IGN sleep 4 Orange I O1 I O Free configurable Input Output pins Digital OUT 100 mA max 0 32 0...

Page 16: ...Brown GND 3 Blue IGN I 4 Orange I O1 I O 5 Yellow I O2 I O 6 Green I O3 I O 7 Violette RxA_0 I 8 Black TxA_0 O Table 2 Description of cable CA39b 1 12 CA68 Main port extended vehicle installation cabl...

Page 17: ...ssory port cable The accessory port cable with 6pin 2x3 connector 4pin 2x2 UCOM connector and open ends can be used for FOX3 2G 3G 4G series excl LITE models The pin function wire assignments and colo...

Page 18: ...nk 1 Wire I O See description in Table 5 2 Brown GND 3 Violette RxA_1 I 4 Black TxA_1 O 5 Yellow SCL I C O 6 green SDA I C I O Table 6 Description of cable CA71 1 16 CA38b Vehicle installation cable f...

Page 19: ...IN3 I Digital input 0 32 0 V DC V IN IN 15 OUT2 O Open collector output 100 mA max 0 32 0V DC 16 IN4 I Digital input 0 32 0 V DC V IN IN Table 7 Description of cable CA38b 1 17 CA123 OBDII cable with...

Page 20: ...listed below which can be found on the Product Index or Application Notes pages Filename Description AVL_PFAL_Configuration_Command_Set pdf Lists and describes all PFAL commands supported by the AVL...

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