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Table of Contents

Safety Information ......................................................................................................................... 1

Warnings ...................................................................................................................................... 1

Cautions ....................................................................................................................................... 2

Notes on Use: Liquid Crystal Display Panel and Touch Screen .................................................. 2

Getting Started ............................................................................................................................... 3

Understanding your Vehicle Infotainment System (VIS) ............................................................. 3

Controls ........................................................................................................................................ 4

Front Panel Buttons & Features ................................................................................................... 4

Turning the VIS On and Off ......................................................................................................... 5

Standby Operation ....................................................................................................................... 5

Home Screen ............................................................................................................................... 6

Home Screen Functions .............................................................................................................. 6

Audio ............................................................................................................................................... 8

Music Application (T8520 Only) ................................................................................................... 8

Gallery Application ....................................................................................................................... 8

Camera ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Applications ................................................................................................................................. 10

Status Application ...................................................................................................................... 10

Alerts .......................................................................................................................................... 11

Vehicle Maintenance .................................................................................................................. 12

Checklists ................................................................................................................................... 13

Trip Computer ............................................................................................................................ 14

Tire Pressure .............................................................................................................................. 15

CoPilot Live Navigation .............................................................................................................. 17

Language and Units selection .................................................................................................... 18

Clock .......................................................................................................................................... 18

Access Control Application ........................................................................................................ 19

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 20

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................... 21

If You Suspect Something is Wrong .......................................................................................... 21

General Problems ...................................................................................................................... 21

Camera Problems ...................................................................................................................... 22

Navigation Problems .................................................................................................................. 22

Display Problems ....................................................................................................................... 22

Audio Problems .......................................................................................................................... 22

USB Problems............................................................................................................................ 22

Appendix A: Service and Technical Support ............................................................................ 23

System Configuration ................................................................................................................. 23

Appendix B: Software Notice ..................................................................................................... 24

Software Notice .......................................................................................................................... 24

General End-User Software License Agreement ....................................................................... 24

Specific End-User Restrictions Applicable to Ivona Android Voices (“Speech Software”) ........ 27

Navigation Software End User License Agreement................................................................... 28

GNU and Lesser GNU Open Source Licensing ......................................................................... 34

Appendix C: VIS Technical Specifications ............................................................................... 35

Power and Grounding ............................................................................................................ 35

Mechanical Form Factor ......................................................................................................... 35

Environmental ........................................................................................................................ 35

Camera Inputs ........................................................................................................................ 35

Standard In-Dash Display ...................................................................................................... 35

Audio Out ................................................................................................................................ 35

USB functionality .................................................................................................................... 35

SD Card functionality .............................................................................................................. 35

Wi-Fi functionality (T8520 Only) ............................................................................................. 35

Summary of Contents for T8510

Page 1: ...International VIS Vehicle Infotainment System User Operating Instructions Model Numbers T8510 T8520 Read these instructions carefully before using this product Keep this manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ...This page intentionally left blank 2013 Lectronix Inc Part Number 21146 A 0 ...

Page 3: ...oth entertainment and vehicle and navigation information it is not intended to nor should you allow it to distract you from properly focusing on operating the motor vehicle in which it is installed It is up to you to minimize or prevent such distraction Learn how to use this system before placing the vehicle in operation Minimize the amount of time spent viewing the screen of the unit while drivin...

Page 4: ...l Application 19 Maintenance 20 Troubleshooting 21 If You Suspect Something is Wrong 21 General Problems 21 Camera Problems 22 Navigation Problems 22 Display Problems 22 Audio Problems 22 USB Problems 22 Appendix A Service and Technical Support 23 System Configuration 23 Appendix B Software Notice 24 Software Notice 24 General End User Software License Agreement 24 Specific End User Restrictions A...

Page 5: ...Rear Panel Connections 36 Connector Definitions 37 Vehicle Power Rear 37 Vehicle I O MIC Rear 37 Fleet Management Camera Rear 38 GPS Antenna Rear 38 USB Front 38 ...

Page 6: ...nstructions may result in severe injury or death Caution This symbol intends to alert you to the presence of important operation instruction and installation instructions Failure to heed the instructions may result in injury or material damage Warnings Warning Observe the following warnings when using this unit The driver should not operate the system while driving Operating the system will distra...

Page 7: ...reen is subject to damage if it is not properly used While both elements can take substantial use they need to be treated with care The following guidelines should be followed when using your unit Refer to the Maintenance section of this manual for cleaning instructions Do not cause impact to the liquid crystal panel touch screen Do not use a mechanical pointer to touch the screen as it will damag...

Page 8: ...ence the Audio section of this manual for details on selecting audio sources from the VIS System Overview Integrated Vehicle Monitor and Trip Computer In Dash Controller Unit with 6 5 Color TFT LCD Display with touch screen Wi Fi 1 Vehicle Monitor Monitor Truck and Engine Data from Vehicle Busses Alerts for Fault and Out of Range Conditions Checklists for Tractor Trailer and Cab tasks Maintenance ...

Page 9: ... again to restore the screen o 2 Second Press Mute Unmute Sound or reset the unit o 5 Second Press Reset Restart if ignition is in the ON or ACC position allows the user to reset shutdown unit Internal Speaker The internal speaker is used if no factory radio or compatible radio is installed in the vehicle o Optimized for use with the DEA 300 DEA 355 Delphi Radios Only Micro SD Slot Additional memo...

Page 10: ...low power state and can be immediately turned back on To turn the system off push and hold the Power On Off button for approximately five seconds The screen will go black and all functions will stop Release the Power On Off button To turn the system back on push and release the Power On Off button Standby Operation When the vehicle ignition is turned off the VIS will enter a low power Standby stat...

Page 11: ...Leg Segments Allows for trip statistics to be collected providing feedback on the efficiency of trip Checklists Application Provides a checklist of safety related tasks to remind the driver of items to check before departure Status Application Provides information on engine electrical and fuel system status Maintenance Application Displays many vehicle maintenance items to remind driver or mechani...

Page 12: ...action occurs Drag Touch hold an item for a moment then without lifting finger or removing pressure slide finger on the screen until it reaches the target position Swipe or Slide Without pausing when the screen is touched quickly move finger across the surface of the screen Screen to Screen Slide finger left to right or right to left across the home screen by applying light pressure To learn more ...

Page 13: ...on T8520 Only Use the Music application to play MP3 files from a USB stick Place the USB stick with music into the USB slot and select the Music application The music application will automatically detect MP3 files Press the menu button for music playing options Caution Carefully insert the USB memory stick in the vertical USB port Do not force the memory stick into the slot If it does not appear ...

Page 14: ...n optional camera can be connected to the VIS The camera is connected to the Fleet Management Camera connector shown in the VIS Connector Definitions section Contact Lectronix at the customer support number for Camera information See Appendix A ...

Page 15: ...Total Distance total distance the vehicle has traveled in it s lifetime Vehicle VIN Make Model Serial number Unit number Engine Speed RPM Oil Temp Oil Level Oil Pressure Coolant Temp Coolant Level Coolant pressure Total Idle Hours Total Hours Transmission Oil Level Oil Pressure Oil Temp Electrical Battery Voltage Net Battery Current Alternator Current Environment Ambient Air Temp Road Surface Temp...

Page 16: ...s an alert the Alert application will automatically launch It will show the conditions that may be of concern You should take note of the alert and check your vehicle to correct the cause of the alarm To cancel a non critical Alert press the Acknowledge button Critical Alerts cannot be cancelled and will go away only when the Alert condition is cleared ...

Page 17: ...nce screen shows the items currently being monitored Configuring Maintenance Items requiring maintenance are marked with a red indicator Touch the maintenance item to learn more about the maintenance values and to reset the maintenance parameter Caution Ignoring a Maintenance Reminder may result in excessive wear to vehicle components Once the reminder has been ignored it will not be re displayed ...

Page 18: ...contain items commonly checked before trips are made Selecting one of the four categories shows the items to check Touching the item checks it To clear the item touch it again These lists are provided for convenience Checking or not checking items will not result in Alarms or Reminders ...

Page 19: ...ment of the trip designated as a Leg or portion of a trip A new leg can be started at any time and there can be up to 25 legs in each trip The Trip and Leg information screens are accessed by touching the Trip or Leg buttons tabs Once a selection is made all the information displayed under the Trip Leg buttons relates to that selection Press the Menu button to view trip history by touching the His...

Page 20: ...ir normal range Tire pressure symbols with their meaning are shown below Normal Tire pressure shown on green background Low Sensor Battery The sensor should be replaced Abnormal Tire Pressure The tire pressure is more than 10 from the target pressure This is calculated using the current tire temperature and adjusting accordingly Stop inspect the tire and make the necessary corrections Critical Low...

Page 21: ...e pressure monitoring system The options available are Notifications Notifications Enabled enable or disable notifications Notifications Sound allows you to select your notification sound Auto Launch Applications determine whether you want the alerts to launch automatically when a fault occurs Wake System determine if you want the system to wake up upon alert Tractor Type sets the tire configurati...

Page 22: ...hicle For safety pull off the road before making any adjustments to the system or resolving any navigation discrepancies or questions Warning You assume total responsibility and risk for using this device Failure to pay attention to the operation of your vehicle could result in death serious injury or property damage Do not attempt to adjust this device while driving or permit viewing the screen t...

Page 23: ...stados Unidos m h Espanol Mexico km h Francais Canada km h To select the language and units 1 Press the Menu button 2 Touch the Settings button 3 Select Language and keyboard settings Clock The VIS will automatically adjust the clock setting via the GPS receiver or from the WiFi connection T8520 only To manually adjust the clock 1 Pressing the Menu button 2 Touch the Settings button 3 Select Date ...

Page 24: ... defaults to Operator mode Log in to Access Control to permit system configuration changes The default password is 0000 Be sure to Log Out when finished making changes to the system Two types of access control are available Admin and Maintenance The administrator can change any configurable parameter of the VIS The maintenance user is allowed to perform any operation except changing the administra...

Page 25: ... and solvents such as acetone Moisture intrusion into the unit may cause a malfunction 4 Use a duster or a soft lint free cloth no paper towels to gently clean the display and front panel controls When needed slightly moisten a soft lint free cloth with water and gently buff the screen 5 To avoid damaging the unit always use care when touching the screen using a light pressure The touch screen doe...

Page 26: ...st the volume to the desired level Noise is made in step with engine revolutions Alternator noise comes from the vehicle Change the wiring position of the ground lead and or mount a noise filter on the power supply of the VIS or the radio The speaker channels are reversed between right and left The plus and minus terminals at right and left channels of speakers are reversed Consult the wiring diag...

Page 27: ... Possible Cause Possible Solution Screen is too dim or too bright Brightness is not adjusted correctly Adjust screen brightness by pressing the brightness button on the front panel Audio Problems Possible Cause Possible Solution Music from a USB stick will not play Music is in a non supported format see audio section for supported formats Load USB stick with music in a supported format No audio is...

Page 28: ...manuals visit www lectronixinc com support For product support email support lectronixinc com or call 888 423 1183 System Configuration If requested System information for your VIS can be obtained in the following manner 1 Press the Menu button 2 Touch the Settings button 3 Scroll down through the options and touch About Device The system information screen appears similar to what is shown below A...

Page 29: ... OF THE SOFTWARE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO USE ON THE HARDWARE WILL CONSTITUTE YOUR AGREEMENT TO THIS EULA OR RATIFICATION OF ANY PREVIOUS CONSENT 1 Grant of License The EULA grants a license License that permits you to use the Software the Software only as installed on your T8510 or T8520 Vehicle Information Display Unit and not combined with any other navigation or driver information system T...

Page 30: ...ately destroyed If any court of competent jurisdiction considers this clause void and unenforceable in whole or in part for any reason this EULA shall be considered terminated and null and void in its entirety and any and all copies of the Software shall immediately be destroyed 6 Limited Warranty a Lectronix does not and cannot warrant that the Software and or Hardware operate error free You shou...

Page 31: ...de all prior or contemporaneous oral or written communications proposals and representations with respect to the Software or any other subject matter covered in the EULA To the extent that the terms of any Lectronix policies or programs for support services other than the Limited Warranty conflict with the terms of this EULA the terms of the EULA shall govern If any provisions of this EULA are hel...

Page 32: ...tion thereof or otherwise attempt to derive or determine the source code or the logic therein except to the extent such acts may not be prohibited under applicable law End User shall not defeat or attempt to defeat any security measures built into the Speech Software 6 End User shall assume full responsibility for making backup copies of any of their own software data and databases that will inter...

Page 33: ...bsite and encourage you to visit those pages END USER LICENCE AGREEMENT FOR COPILOT SOFTWARE Please read the following agreement License carefully Acceptance Installation or use of the enclosed Software on your device constitutes your acceptance of these terms If you do not agree to the Terms of Use you must immediately delete the Software from your device and destroy any copies you made of the So...

Page 34: ...anty period as at the date you informed us of the error will apply to the corrected software once you have received the corrected version NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS SET OUT IN THE LIMITED WARRANTY ALK DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SOFTWARE IS ERROR FREE ALK DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE OR THE DATA WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANT...

Page 35: ... U S Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in the appropriate subparagraphs of the Commercial Computer Restricted Rights clause at 48 C F R 52 227 19 or in the appropriate subparagraphs of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at 252 227 7013 of the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations Choice of Law For Products sold in North America This License is governed by ...

Page 36: ...ting the preceding paragraph you may not a use this Data with any products systems or applications installed or otherwise connected to or in communication with vehicles capable of vehicle navigation positioning dispatch real time route guidance fleet management or similar applications or b with or in communication with any positioning devices or any mobile or wireless connected electronic or compu...

Page 37: ...its licensors including their licensors and suppliers on the other hand 2011 ALK All rights reserved Personal Use Only You means you as an End user or as a Company on behalf of its End Users which are subject to either a Non Disclosure Agreement as Employees or a License Agreement that contains the same restrictions as herein as a Value Added Reseller Also as used in this EULA personal use can als...

Page 38: ...RMS OR CONDITIONS WHETHER IN AN ACTION IN CONTRACT OR TORT OR BASED ON A WARRANTY EVEN IF ALK OR ITS LICENSORS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES Some States Territories and Countries do not allow certain liability exclusions or damages limitations so to that extent the above may not apply to you Export Control You agree not to export from anywhere any part of the Data provided t...

Page 39: ...e LGPL libwebcore 5 0 328 0 Source LGPL u boot 2011 03 rcl Source GPL X Loader Commit 495d3a64229272ee49ffe2cd4911fdd324e5f6f9 from http gitorious org x load omap3 mainline git Source GLP Linux kernel 2 6 25 Source GPL CD copies of the source code shown in the above table can be obtained by sending a check in the amount of 10 00 payable to Lectronix Inc to T8500 Open Source Software Lectronix Inc ...

Page 40: ...ting range Any degradation in performance is considered within specification Camera Inputs One 1 NTSC video input Video level 1 Vp p 75 ohms Standard In Dash Display Color TFT LCD Flat Panel Resolution 800 x 480 pixels Diagonal size 6 5 inch Luminance 360 cd m2 typical Response time 22 msec typical Contrast ratio 300 typical GPS Performance with NAV option 50 Channel L1 frequency Accuracy 2 5m hor...

Page 41: ...composite camera input RS232 Serial Communication Ground Earth Digital ground Vehicle Input Output Vehicle CAN Bus One 1 primary J1939 CAN network interface Ground Earth Digital ground Audio Audio L R LR ON OFF Vehicle Power VIN VIN Raw Vehicle Battery Voltage Return Accessory CAN Bus One 1 secondary J1939 CAN network interface Accessory Input status for key accessory indications ...

Page 42: ...AN 3 ACC_IN 7 ACC_CAN 4 reserved 8 reserved Vehicle I O MIC Rear Connector AMP 1565476 1 Connector Mate AMP 1717109 1 Pin Number Description Pin Number Description 1 Digital Ground 9 reserved 2 reserved 10 Earth Ground 3 reserved 11 Audio _L 4 reserved 12 Audio _R 5 reserved 13 Audio _LR 6 reserved 14 Audio _ON OFF 7 reserved 15 Earth Ground 8 Vehicle CAN 16 Vehicle CAN ...

Page 43: ...ct 3 No Connect 9 reserved 4 No Connect 10 reserved 5 reserved 11 Earth ground 6 reserved 12 Digital ground GPS Antenna Rear Connector Amphenol FA1 NCRP PCB 6A Connector Mate Amphenol FA1 NCSJ C04 0 Female or equivalent Pin Number Description I O 1 Center Antenna 2 5 Outer Shell GND USB Front Connector Type A Connector Mate Type A Pin Number Description 1 USB 5V Power 2 USB 3 USB 4 USB GND ...

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