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Verizon Networkfleet 

5000 PRODUCT LINE 
INSTALLATION GUIDE  

5500 Diagnostic Hardware (Light/Medium/Heavy Duty) | 5200 
Non-Diagnostic Hardware (Universal) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Installation Guide 

Summary of Contents for Networkfleet 5200

Page 1: ...1 Verizon Networkfleet 5000 PRODUCT LINE INSTALLATION GUIDE 5500 Diagnostic Hardware Light Medium Heavy Duty 5200 Non Diagnostic Hardware Universal Installation Guide...

Page 2: ...erifying Successful Installation 13 Creating Tamper Evidence 14 Completing Installation 15 Securing the Device 16 OPTIONAL Accessory Installation Instructions Window Mount GPS Antenna 17 Sensor 18 Gar...

Page 3: ...VIN License Plate Year Make Model Unit s Serial number 10 digits Installation Tip Metal walls and tall buildings may interfere with the reception from GPS satellites and the cellular network Perform i...

Page 4: ...health may need to be verified by a professional to determine if the battery needs to be replaced While the 5000 series units go into a low power mode the units still draw an average of 16 mA Also ha...

Page 5: ...Hardware Light Medium Duty OBD II Harness Heavy Duty Harnesses 6 pin 9 pin or 9 pin D Quick Install Harness 5200 Non Diagnostic Hardware Universal Harness Light Medium Duty OBD II Harness Heavy Duty H...

Page 6: ...6 Heavy Duty Harnesses There are 3 different harness options for Heavy Duty vehicle installations 6 pin Harness 9 pin Harness and 9 pin D Harness 6 pin Harness 9 pin D Harness 9 pin Harness...

Page 7: ...ost likely to fit each adapter is stamped with a number Ford GM 1 6 or 8 Honda Lexus Toyota Chrysler 2 Toyota Chrysler 2a GM Saturn 3 Mercedes BMW 4 Porsche Audi Volkswagen 5 Volvo 6 Saab 7 Note For c...

Page 8: ...astic adapter to the back of the Core Connector 2 Attach the Core Connector to the OBD II Replacement Connector Data Port Connection Connect the Harness Connector to the Data Port OBD II Replacement C...

Page 9: ...tor to the position where the original OBD II connector was installed Secure it with the screws or clips removed from the OBD II Connector s original position if applicable 5500 Series units installed...

Page 10: ...ing toward the floorboard 2 Plug the Bypass Connector of the harness into the DLC port that was previously removed from the vehicle in step 1 For the 9 pin connector turn the rotating cap clockwise to...

Page 11: ...12 VDC or higher Blue Wire Switched Power With the vehicle s engine OFF use the voltmeter to locate an IGNITION line with switched power and attach the Blue Wire to the line by splicing directly to t...

Page 12: ...en for at least 15 minutes to reach normal operating mode and ensure activation is complete d Call Customer Care at 866 227 7323 option 5 to verify successful install and to acquire a case number 4 Co...

Page 13: ...is operating normally when the rapid blinking ceases and the Green and Yellow lights begin to blink in a slow pattern ON for 5 seconds and OFF for 1 second The Red light pattern will continue to vary...

Page 14: ...gged in slide the Networkfleet branded yellow zip ties through the two slots provided on the harness connector Once the zip ties are in place tighten and remove the excess plastic If possible position...

Page 15: ...rial number and odometer reading on the registration form Also verify that you have checked the light indicators After installation provide the registration form to the fleet manager for delivery to N...

Page 16: ...e top of the unit facing the sky the side of the unit with the Networkfleet logo Also verify that the device is not covered by metal and check that the green LED is blinking in a slow pattern which ve...

Page 17: ...NOT place the antenna in the following areas Behind stickers or decals already on the glass on the shade band of the glass on a curved area of the glass on a moist or damp area of the glass or on an...

Page 18: ...ther pair must be twisted together and insulated via heat shrink or some other secure means to prevent contact with any vehicle structures and to ensure it does not interfere with any moving parts in...

Page 19: ...ion by checking the LED behavior of the device see page 23 and call Customer Care at 866 227 7323 and select Option 5 4 Before securing the device under the dashboard make sure you have recorded the a...

Page 20: ...e shipped with a knock out panel covering the sensor serial ports First use an X ACTO knife to slice off 2 of the 3 tabs in order to remove the knock out panel 2 Connect the modified Garmin FMI Cable...

Page 21: ...mounting locations may vary based on customer preferences vehicle layout and locations of existing 3rd party devices Always clarify the mounting location with the customer point of contact before comp...

Page 22: ...up to two sensors pin out compatible with 5000 series DO Future Functionality SP 1 Serial port 1 This connector can host one or two accessories with a correct cable for connecting external devices su...

Page 23: ...el with the ground with the non magnetic side pointing straight up b Avoid pinch points which can damage the coaxial cable or its shielding c Antenna exit points will vary based on the type of vehicle...

Page 24: ...l resume To ensure activation is complete the vehicle must be idled or driven for at least 15 minutes to reach normal operating mode Note If voltage does not meet the standards detailed in this guide...

Page 25: ...ose and snap the lid shut Complete the connection of the harness to the vehicle found on page s 11 12 Placement and Mounting of Pelican Micro Case The Pelican Micro Case and unit need to have a clear...

Page 26: ...k the antenna wire and connector for damage Reconnect the GPS antenna wire to the serial port Reconnect device start engine and keep the vehicle running or drive it for 10 15 minutes Issue Yellow ligh...

Page 27: ...ear view of the sky which is best achieved by placing it on the glass windshield Q I need to do a unit transfer Can I re use the window mount GPS antenna How do I remove it from the glass A Yes howeve...

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