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PORTMAN TLU100N, Operation And Installation Manual

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In Commercial Confidence 
 

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  Power of temperature sensor is low 

144  Exit defined Circular Geofence area4 (Self Geofence) 
145

 

Enter defined Circular Geofence area4 (Self Geofence) 

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‘Help’ request 

151

 

User Duty on 

152  User Duty off 
154  Exit defined Circular Geofence area5 
155  Enter defined Circular Geofence area5 
156 Door Close (Wireless Door Sensor 1) 
157 Door Open (Wireless Door Sensor 1) 
158 Door Close (Wireless Door Sensor 2) 
159 Door Open (Wireless Door Sensor 2) 
160 Door Close (Wireless Door Sensor 3) 
161 Door Open (Wireless Door Sensor 3) 
162 Door Close (Wireless Door Sensor 4) 
163 Door Open (Wireless Door Sensor 4) 
164  Exit defined Circular Geofence area6 
165  Enter defined Circular Geofence area6 
166 Tamper Switch Close (Wireless Door Sensor 1) 
167 Tamper Switch Open (Wireless Door Sensor 1) 
168 Tamper Switch Close (Wireless Door Sensor 2) 
169 Tamper Switch Open (Wireless Door Sensor 2) 
170 Tamper Switch Close (Wireless Door Sensor 3) 
171 Tamper Switch Open (Wireless Door Sensor 3) 
172 Tamper Switch Close (Wireless Door Sensor 4) 
173 Tamper Switch Open (Wireless Door Sensor 4) 
174  Exit defined Circular Geofence area7 
175

 

Enter defined Circular Geofence area7 

184  Exit defined Circular Geofence area8 
185  Enter defined Circular Geofence area8 
194  Exit defined Circular Geofence area9 
195

 

Enter defined Circular Geofence area9 

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[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 LESS THAN [min voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC, RESEND PER [resend 
time] SEC   

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[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 MORE THAN [max voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC, RESEND PER 
[resend time] SEC   

232

 

[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 GO UP [up voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC   

233

 

[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 GO DOWN [down voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC   

234

 

[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 ENTER [min voltage] V TO [max voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC    

235

 

[on/off] SEND REPORT IF ADC1 EXIT [min voltage] V TO [max voltage] V for [debounce time] SEC 

 

 
Point Geofence report event 
280  Enter point Geofence 0 
281  Enter point Geofence 1 
282  Enter point Geofence 2 
283  Enter point Geofence 3 

Summary of Contents for TLU100N

Page 1: ...OPERATION INSTALLATION MANUAL GPS GPRS TRACKING AND ALARM SYSTEM TLU100N ...

Page 2: ...ireless magnetic door sensor input trigger Optional wireless wide range temperature sensor Built in solar panel with charging circuitry Large built in 14AH 12V Lead Acid capability battery to perform 4 weeks standalone operation Automatic power in from truck power internal battery pack or solar cells Aggressive Power saving mode with sleep mode and automatic wakeup function Designed to be aerodyna...

Page 3: ...l select TCP as its default access to Internet basically this manner is fairly reliable and secure User can also select UDP which is more rapid and economic compared with TCP When there is no GPRS service or the server is offline the unit will send SMS report to the SMS acceptor if SMS number defined And user can set the maximum allow sending number of short message After reconnect to the server a...

Page 4: ...ce report Intelligent report combine time and distance Self diagnostic report Event Report Speeding report Low battery report Power cut report Geofence report TG on off AD1 trigger e g History data store 900 reports can be saved in unit and read from server and pc setup V PANEL INSTALLATION AND WIRING DIAGRAM Reset Button Power ID learn GPS GPRS Warning Power off the system until the Red LED compl...

Page 5: ...a fixed centigrade changed This sensor has 5 kinds of reports Tamper switch pop and Tamper switch push Out of temperature scope and Enter the temperature scope Low battery report It will send a message to host as soon as its tamper switch status changed It will also send a low battery message to host when its voltage below 5v B The sensor ID will be sent to host every 30 seconds after power on in ...

Page 6: ...ollowing table is the brief function list that tells how to use the mini keypad TLU100N Key Pad Main Board Communication Command Table NO Function Name Key code Description 1 Help 1 User press 1 to ask for help 2 Self Geofence on 2 User press 2 enable self geofence The LED flash 3 times in one second when self geofence status was set to ON successfully 3 Self Geofence off 3 User press 3 disable se...

Page 7: ...r communication Step 4 Click ok to Start the program Step 5 Power on the device and press the reset button for at least 3 second Note that if the connection fails please check the cable connection is secured correctly Press the reset button for a longer time e g another 5 seconds 3 Detail operation decryptions A LOGIN dialog window Connect TLU100N and PC with a standard DB9 serial cable the other ...

Page 8: ...be unique in order to be identified by the server 2 Set Access Point Name APN User Name GPRS Password GPRS Note that The maximum length of the APN User name and Password is 49 characters Some service provider does not require USER name or PASSWORD hence user can leave blank in this section 3 TCP UDP address and Port number of alarm center being set TLU100N will send message to the IP address Note ...

Page 9: ...tting Self Geofence is a fresh idea for vehicle guard User need only input a circle radius in this field After this the unit will record that GPS position at the time the self Geofence function be activated from then on the unit will continuously check it new position and judge whether it is beyond the defined circle if yes then send out an alert to user This function is useful for an uncertain Ge...

Page 10: ...r a preset time refer the following 120Sec min speed is 0 1 km Hr max speed is 1000 km Hr 2 Intelligent history report record the report in the system s flash ram Parameters On Off Report time when moving Report time when stop and Moving distance min distance is 0 1 km max distance is 1000 km Note that these report will not be sent out but only be saved in flash memory 3 AD detect report AD1 on of...

Page 11: ...r Send reports after a successful keep alive ACK Parameters On Off If you select this function all the reports will only be sent out after a successful keep alive ACK So if your keep alive time is shorter then select this function will be OK This function is very useful while using UDP to prevent report lost Send a keep alive packet right before a due reports if no data stream within certain time ...

Page 12: ...is used the unit will reduce the GPRS dial up connection when the dial up is failed after number of times User can define the delay time for the unit before try to reconnect to the server If there is trigger report the unit will connect to server immediately Special command for SMS mode If the TLU100N is not in the GPRS online status user can send command Y02 or Y04 to ask unit to connect to serve...

Page 13: ...code learning Put the on board JP1 jumper to ON to let host enter wireless sensor ID accepting state The ID learning indication LED of host will light on Power on the wireless accessory soon the sensor will send out its ID into air and at the same time the LED of the sensor will flash The ID learning indication LED of host will flash 3 times for every successful sensor ID learning Power on next de...

Page 14: ...atched with one host in one time ID learning process XI INTERNAL BATTERY PROTECT MECHANISM 1 To protect internal battery we added a mechanism to TLU100N when the internal battery voltage drop to 10 8v TLU100N will keep to detect battery voltage for 2 minutes if the battery voltage keep 10 8v continuously during this 2minutes period TLU100N will send a battery shut down event to server to notice us...

Page 15: ...2 several minutes have elapsed since the latest trigger 3 no connecting to external power 4 User through wireless keypad registered TLU100N as duty off state XIV APPENDIX Appendix 1 Event code summary GROUP A BASIC event 101 Over the defined maximum speed limit 102 Self diagnostic report 103 Course changes direction changes bigger than defined angles 104 Exit defined Circular Geofence area0 105 En...

Page 16: ...Switch Close Wireless Door Sensor 3 171 Tamper Switch Open Wireless Door Sensor 3 172 Tamper Switch Close Wireless Door Sensor 4 173 Tamper Switch Open Wireless Door Sensor 4 174 Exit defined Circular Geofence area7 175 Enter defined Circular Geofence area7 184 Exit defined Circular Geofence area8 185 Enter defined Circular Geofence area8 194 Exit defined Circular Geofence area9 195 Enter defined ...

Page 17: ...s been changed from 1 to 0 the EVENT 260 will be generated and sent to the server 255 Out of the defined temperature scope Example if the temperature is 80o c and over the defined maximum temperature 40 o c the EVENT 255 will be generated and sent to the server 256 The temperature within the defined temperature scope 257 TL sensor triggered Command ACK event 402 GPRS connection request SMS command...

Page 18: ...ays Solar panel parameters Valid solar panel area 100000 square millimeter Operation voltage 15V Operation current 0 60A Output power 11W Electrical characteristic Vehicle voltage range 10V 40V Min chargeable vehicle voltage 15V Current Sleep 13mA Both GPS and GPRS are off Current GPRS GPS online 60mA Current GPRS transmitting 80mA Current Peak 120mA GPRS Frequency Range MHz 900 1800 1900 and 850 ...

Page 19: ...S RS232 Environmental Operating Temperature 20 C to 55 C Storage Temperature 40 C to 85 C Optional Accessories 1 Built in GPRS Antenna 900 1800 1900 and 850 1800 1900 models 2 Built in GPS Active Antenna 3 Wireless door magnetic monitor 4 Wireless temperature sensor 5 Wireless mini keypad Appendix 3 Wireless Accessories Optional Wireless Keypad ACC 1 2 3 9 6 7 0 8 4 5 GND 24V TO VEHICLE RED BLACK ...

Page 20: ...In Commercial Confidence 19 WHITE BROWN YELLOW BLACK RED GND 24V TO VEHICLE NEGATIVE TRIGGER POSITIVE TRIGGER AD1 ...

Page 21: ...he user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help You are cautioned that change...

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