BlackKite, Vehicle Tracking System User Manual
Rev. 1.4.0
Zilogic Systems
Page 19
4.4.4.2. Controlling through Commands
The devices connected with the BlackKite-Fleet digital outputs can be controlled via commands.
Let’s say we want to turn-on the relay connected to digital output 1, and turn-off the relay connected
to the digital output 2. The command sequence is provided below.
1. Send
IOSET 1 1
, to make the digital output 1 go high
2. Send
IOSET 2 0
, to make the digital output 2 go low
4.4.5. Analog Inputs
BlackKite-Fleet’s analog inputs are active and readable when the device is connected to the vehicle
battery. The user can connect analog sensors with an output range of 0 - 30 V. The sensor could be
fuel sensor, temperature sensor, load sensor etc. When enabled, the device monitors and sends
the sensor data to the server.
Primarily, the fuel sensor is connected to the analog input to monitor the fuel level. Refer Sec-
tion 6.5, “Connecting a Resistive Fuel Level Sensor” for connecting a resistive fuel sensor to the
analog input.
Let’s consider a scenario in which the fuel sensor is connected to analog input 1. The transmis-
sion of the analog input data to the server can be enabled either through the Configurator GUI or
through commands as shown below.
4.4.6. Configuration through GUI
1. Click
Vehicle Parameters
button on the
Configuration
menu.
2. Select the
Analog Input 1
checkbox under
Parameters Selection
to enable transmission of
analog input 1 status.
4.4.6.1. Configuring through Commands
The command sequence is provided below:
1. Send
ADD MAINPACK AI1
, to add analog input 1.
2. Send
SAVE
for the changes to take effect.
