Teltonika FM3101 User manual

FM3101

Quick Start Guide v1_1.3

FM3101 Quick Start Guide v1.3 2007

This document describes how to start using FM3101 module and set it to send first data.

this document in any form without the prior written permission of TrakGPS is prohibited.

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Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION

2. CONNECTING FM3101 MODULE

2.1

CONNECTING POWER SUPPLY

2.2

CONNECTING ANTENNAS

2.3

LED INDICATION

3. CONFIGURING FM3101 MODULE

3.1

CONNECTING

3.2

CONFIGURING THE MODULE

3.3

CHECK-UP AND MANUAL CONFIGURATION

3.4

GPS RECEIVER AND PORTS CONFIGURATION

3.5

ADDITIONAL SETTINGS AND PREFERENCES

4. DATA TRANSFERS

4.1

DATA SENDING BY SMS

4.2

DATA SENDING BY GPRS

5. IMLET LOADING

6. MODIFYING IMLET

7. MONITORING MODULE

7.1

READING TERMINAL

8. FAQ

9. CHANGES LOG SHEET

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1. Introduction

In this manual the first steps using FM3101 module and basic operation for testing and

integration to custom systems is described. Reviewed chapters are FM3101 connection,

configuration and data acquisition and transfer.

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2. Connecting FM3101 module

2.1

Connecting Power Supply

Connect power supply to the FM3101 as shown in the figure.

Detail connection pinout and schemes are described in "FM3101 User Manual" 5’th chapter.

2.2 Connecting Antennas

Connect GSM and GPS antennas to their sockets according to the sticker on the FM3101

module.

GPS antenna GSM antenna

GPS antenna should be placed where it can see as much open sky as possible without any

obstacles preventing it from seeing satellites. In case of using the module indoors, put antenna

near the window or outside on the windowsill.

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2.3 LED indication

Check if LEDs are blinking, as they should.

When GPS signal is not received, the Navigation LED is blinking as follows:

When GPS signal is received, the Navigation LED is blinking as follows:

When Navigation LED is off, that means a short circuit is GPS antenna or

connector. Power LED means that device is switched on.

When TrakGPS AVL Imlet is started, the Status LED is blinking as follows:

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3. Configuring FM3101 Module

Nokia 12 Configurator is used to start new modules and prepare them for work. For this few

requirements are to be met: SIM cards must have activated SMS and GPRS services, VPN or global

Internet access, static IP address and roaming function enabled. SIM card provider should also

present you with the following SIM card data: phone number, SMS center number, CHAP user

name and password (if any), access point name (APN) and static IP address (not necessary but

highly recommended).

For general use of configurator a computer with COM port (RS232) and installed Nokia

(Aplicom) 12 Configurator (available on TrakGPS CD included in the package) application is

needed as well as configuration files. To connect the module to the computer, FM3101 cable

marked PORT 1/2 is used.

PORT 1/2 cable is used to operate module with Configurator while plugged to

PORT 2 in the device, and for monitoring purposes while plugged in PORT 3 of the

device. PORT 3 cable is used as GPS serial output NMEA (could be used for

navigation in the vehicle when connected to portable PC).

3.1 Connecting

For the first time, when launching Nokia 12 Configurator, you need to specify what port it

will use to connect to module. Plug the cable to FM3101 Port2. Click "File" -"Preferences". In the

new window mark "M2M system protocol", choose the Communication Port that you are using

and set Baud Rate to 115200. Enter SIM card’s, which is inserted in the module, PIN code and

click "Ok". The picture below shows the main window with operators name or logo.

3.2 Configuring the Module

Click "File" -

"Quick Install". In the new

window select the pa

th to the configuration file

(with extension .PAR). For every

different configuration file is needed

with

settings, although settings can be changed

manually. To

finish configuration, click "Configure

module" button.

The default par file could be

downloaded

http://www.trakgps.com/downloads/

fm31

defaultcfg.par

3.3 Check-

Up and Manual Configuration

To configure module

manually

Selection". In the "General" tab click "Read paramete

check if they are correctly defined, so you don't have to do the following steps. However,

sometimes manual configuration is

needed. If your operator needs CHAP authentification, mark

"Incoming CHAP authentifica

tion" field and enter username and password.

Also mark "GPRS always online" and

usually chosen Connection 1. Click

"Write

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"Quick Install". In the new

th to the configuration file

operator a

with

different

settings, although settings can be changed

finish configuration, click "Configure

downloaded

at:

fm31

01/

Up and Manual Configuration

manually

choose "M2M System Mode" and click

"M2M

Selection". In the "General" tab click "Read paramete

rs". Usually parameters are only reviewed to

check if they are correctly defined, so you don't have to do the following steps. However,

needed. If your operator needs CHAP authentification, mark

tion" field and enter username and password.

Also mark "GPRS always online" and

"Use Nokia M2M gateway". Default

connection

"Write

parameters" button to apply the settings to the module.

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"M2M

Bearer

rs". Usually parameters are only reviewed to

check if they are correctly defined, so you don't have to do the following steps. However,

needed. If your operator needs CHAP authentification, mark

connection

parameters" button to apply the settings to the module.

Click on "Connection 1" and click "Read parameters" button. If by default the connection

Connection 1 (by GPRS), wireless bearer should be set to TCP GPRS. Gateway IP address and

port is

the address of the server that data will be sent to. GPRS access p

If VPN is entered incorrectly, some

operators

allow connection at all.

Click on "Connection 2" and click "Read parameters" button. Connection 2 is u

connection, so "Wireless bearer" should be set to WAP SMS. Used gateway port should be defined

well as destination address, which is server’s modem number in international format. If any

changes are

made to connections, click "Write parameter

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Click on "Connection 1" and click "Read parameters" button. If by default the connection

Connection 1 (by GPRS), wireless bearer should be set to TCP GPRS. Gateway IP address and

the address of the server that data will be sent to. GPRS access p

oint defines providers VPN.

operators

may let you connect to public domains,

others

Click on "Connection 2" and click "Read parameters" button. Connection 2 is u

sually SMS

connection, so "Wireless bearer" should be set to WAP SMS. Used gateway port should be defined

well as destination address, which is server’s modem number in international format. If any

made to connections, click "Write parameter

s" button to apply settings to the module.

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Click on "Connection 1" and click "Read parameters" button. If by default the connection

Connection 1 (by GPRS), wireless bearer should be set to TCP GPRS. Gateway IP address and

oint defines providers VPN.

others

don't

sually SMS

connection, so "Wireless bearer" should be set to WAP SMS. Used gateway port should be defined

well as destination address, which is server’s modem number in international format. If any

s" button to apply settings to the module.

In the toolbar click "GSM

Settings",

parameters" and check the operators SMS center number. "Message Validity Period" is usually set

to maxim

um and "Remove oldest message when new arrives" box is checked.

If configuration was changed or done manually, settings can be saved, so you don't have to

enter them manually again later. In the main configuration window click

Settings" and create a new .par file.

To set message identifier click "User Control Mode"

button and check the identifier. If you want to change it, click "Change", enter new identifier and

click

"Accept" button. To activate settings, click "Write Parameters" button.

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Settings",

"Advanced" and "Short Messages".

Click

parameters" and check the operators SMS center number. "Message Validity Period" is usually set

um and "Remove oldest message when new arrives" box is checked.

If configuration was changed or done manually, settings can be saved, so you don't have to

enter them manually again later. In the main configuration window click

"File" and "Save All

To set message identifier click "User Control Mode"

-"Settings". Click on "Read

Parameters"

button and check the identifier. If you want to change it, click "Change", enter new identifier and

"Accept" button. To activate settings, click "Write Parameters" button.

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Click

"Read

parameters" and check the operators SMS center number. "Message Validity Period" is usually set

If configuration was changed or done manually, settings can be saved, so you don't have to

"File" and "Save All

Parameters"

button and check the identifier. If you want to change it, click "Change", enter new identifier and

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