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Step 1: Record Vehicle Info On Activation Card
The activation card is the bottom part of the mirror hanger included with
this system. It should already have a sticker with the serial number on it.
Be sure
this serial number matches the serial number on the device being installed
.
This will prevent unnecessary troubles later during the testing process.
Example of the serial number sticker:
Be sure to write a check mark to next each of the features listed on the
card. Note: Output #3 is not applicable to this device. This information helps the
vehicle’s owner understand what their system can and cannot do preventing any
future confusion.
Find the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and write it on the activa
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tion card. The VIN can be found in the vehicle’s door jam or can be seen through
the lower corner of the windshield. it is a 16 digit alpha-numeric number.
If the
device is being used on something other than a passenger vehicle, write
down the machine’s serial number instead.
Serial Number
Step 2: Determine a mounting location
Find a discreet and secure mounting location for the module. Make sure
the module is free from moisture, excessive heat, direct sunlight, or moving
vehicle parts.
- The large white sticker must be facing towards the sky
- There cannot be any metal between the module and the sky
- Mount as high in the dash as possible
- Mount at least 12 inches away from the radio and speakers. The cellular portion
of this device could cause radio interference.
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DO NOT SECURE THE DEVICE YET
Step 3: Wiring Connections
Identify which wires are needed for this particular installation and sepa-
rate the needed wires from the unneeded wires. You can cut away any excess
wires and be sure to tape or cap the ends of unused wiring. Route the wiring
away from any moving parts or anything that could generate excessive heat.
MAKE ALL CONNECTIONS BEFORE PLUGGING IN THE MODULE!!!
BLACK Ground wire (PIN 15; in long black sheath; required):
This provides chassis ground to the device. It should be connected
directly to the metal structure of the vehicle. Strip the end of the wire and crimp
on the supplied ring terminal. Route this wire to a solid grounding point, like an
