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GV65 User Manual

TRACGV65UM001

 

       

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Introduction

 

The

  

GV65

  

is

  

a

 Compact Vehicle Tracking Device 

for

  

vehicle

  

or

  

asset

  

tracking.

  

It

  

has

  

superior

  

receiving

  

sensitivity,

  

fast

  

TTFF

  

(Time

  

to

  

First

  

Fix)

  

and

  

supports

  

quad

band

  

GSM

  

frequencies

 

850/900/1800/1900.

  

Its

  

location

  

can

  

be

  

monitored

  

in

  

real

  

time

  

or

  

periodically

  

tracked

  

by

  

a

  

backend

 

server

 

or

 

other

 

specified

 

terminals.

 

The

 

GV65

 

has

 

multiple

 

input/output

 

interfaces

 

that

 

can

  

be

  

used

  

for

  

monitoring

  

or

  

controlling

  

external

  

devices.

  

Based

  

on

  

the

  

integrated

  

@Track

  

protocol,

 

the

 

GV65

 

can

 

communicate

 

with

 

a

 

backend

 

server

 

through

 

the

 

GPRS

 

network

 

to

 

transfer

 

reports

 

of

 

emergency,

 

geo

fence

 

boundary

 

crossings,

 

scheduled

 

GPS

 

position

 

and

 

many

 

other

 

useful

 

reporting

 

features.

 

Users

 

can

 

also

 

use

 

GV65

 

to

 

monitor

 

the

 

status

 

of

 

a

 

vehicle

 

and

 

control

 

the

 

vehicle

 

by

 

its

 

external

 

relay

 

output.

 

System

 

integrators

 

can

 

easily

 

set

 

up

 

their

 

tracking

 

systems

 

based

 

on

 

the

 

full

featured

 

@Track

 

protocol.

 

The device have a expansion external GPS antenna 

Table

 

1.

 

GV65

 

Protocol

 

Reference

 

SN

 

Document

 

name

 

Remark

 

[1]

 

GV65

 

@Track

 

Air

 

Interface

 

Protocol

 

The

 

air

 

protocol

 

interface

 

between

 

GV65

 

and

 

backend

 

server.

 

Table

 

2.

 

Terms

 

and

 

Abbreviations

 

Abbreviation

   

Description

 

AGND

 

Analog

 

Ground

 

AIN

 

Analog

 

Input

 

DIN

 

Digital

 

Input

 

DOUT

 

Digital

 

Output

 

GND

 

Ground

 

MIC

 

Microphone

 

RXD

 

Receive

 

Data

 

TXD

 

Transmit

 

Data

 

SPKN

 

Speaker

 

Negative

 

SPKP

 

Speaker

 

Positive

 

2.1.

 

Reference

2.2.

 

Terms

 

and

 

Abbreviations

Summary of Contents for GV65

Page 1: ...GV55 User manual TRACGV3SUM001 1 CompactVehicleTrackingDevice Model GV65 User Manual...

Page 2: ...Furthermore system validation of this product designed by Queclink within a larger electronic system remains the responsibility of the customer or the customer s system integrator All specifications...

Page 3: ...arts List 9 3 3 Interface Definition 9 3 4 GV65 User Cable Colour 10 4 Get Started 11 4 1 Open the Case 11 4 2 Close the Case 11 4 3 Install a SIM Card 12 4 4 Power Connection 12 4 5 Ignition Detectio...

Page 4: ...TS LIST 9 TABLE 4 DESCRIPTION OF 10 PIN CONNECTIONS 10 TABLE 5 GV65 USER CABLE COLOUR DEFINITION 10 TABLE 6 TABLE 7 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF IGNITION DETECTION 13 TABLE 8 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTI...

Page 5: ...URE 8 TYPICAL IGNITION DETECTION 13 FIGURE 9 TYPICAL DIGITAL INPUT CONNECTION 14 FIGURE 10 TYPICAL DIGITAL INPUT CONNECTION 15 FIGURE 11 DIGITAL OUTPUT INTERNAL DRIVE CIRCUIT 15 FIGURE 12 TYPICAL CONN...

Page 6: ...GV65 User Manual TRACGV65UM001 6 1 Revision History Revision Date Author Description of change R1 00 2015 06 09 Caesar Geng Initial...

Page 7: ...ts of emergency geo fence boundary crossings scheduled GPS position and many other useful reporting features Users can also use GV65 to monitor the status of a vehicle and control the vehicle by its e...

Page 8: ...ser Manual TRACGV65UM001 8 3 Product Overview Before starting check whether all the following items have been included with your GV65 If anything is missing please contact your supplier 3 1 Check Part...

Page 9: ...7mm User Cable DATA_CABLE_M Optional The GV65 has a 10 PIN interface connector It contains the connections for power I O etc The sequence and definition of the 10PIN connector are shown in the follow...

Page 10: ...t 6 DATA_1W 1 wire data bus 7 IN2 Digital input negative trigger 8 IN1 Digital input negative trigger 9 IGN Ignition input positive trigger 10 VDD_1W 1 wire device power output Table 5 GV65 User Cable...

Page 11: ...Get Started Figure 2 Open the Case Insert the triangular pry opener into the gap on both sides of the case as shown above and push the opener up until the case is unsnapped Figure 3 Close the Case 4...

Page 12: ...d Insert the SIM card into the holder as shown below with the gold colored contact area facing down Take care to align the cut mark Close the SIM card holder Close the case Figure 4 SIM Card Installat...

Page 13: ...detection It is strongly recommended to connect this pin to ignition key RUN position as shown above An alternative to connecting to the ignition switch is to find a non permanent power source that i...

Page 14: ...eristics Active 0V to 0 8V Inactive Open The following diagram shows the recommended connection of the two digital inputs Figure 7 Typical Digital Input Connection 4 7 Analog Inputs There is one analo...

Page 15: ...of open drain type and the maximum drain current is 150 mA Each output has the built in over current PTC resettable fuse Figure 9 Digital Output Internal Drive Circuit Table 8 Electrical Characteristi...

Page 16: ...output state during reset 2 Many modern relays come with a flyback diode pre installed internal to the relay itself If the relay has this diode ensure the relay polarity is properly connected If this...

Page 17: ...GV65 User manual TRACGV65UM001 17 Figure 12 GV65 LED on the Case GV65 has three status LEDs namely CEL GPS and PWR...

Page 18: ...e recommended connection of 1 wire device LED Device status LED status GSM note1 Device is searching GSM network Fast flashing Note 3 Device has registered to GSM network Slow flashing Note 4 SIM card...

Page 19: ...GV65 User manual TRACGV65UM001 19 Figure 13 Typical Connection with 1 wire Device Figure 14 Typical Connection with iButton Reader...

Page 20: ...owing two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 5 1 FCC Radiatio...

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