Teltonika FM3620 User manual

3G Tracking Device Installation Manual

Color

Red

Yellow

Black

Purple

Pin Name

10-30V DC (+)

Ignition

1-Wire Data

Ground (-)

1-Wire Power

Digital Output 1

Description

Power supply for module.

Digital input 1

Data channel for Dallas devices

Ground pin

+ 3,8 V output for 1-Wire®

Digital output. Open collector

output. Max. 150mA.

Most installations require only the ﬁrst 3 wires. Red, Black and Yellow

(Power, Ground and ignition). Other wires are typically used for additional

monitoring

requirements, such as temperature monitoring or Driver ID.

Any un-used wires should ideally be coiled up and kept for potential future

use, but can be cut if necessary (if cutting, it is our recommendation that at

least a 3 – 6cm lead be left so as to supply a ﬂy lead for future connection

of additional monitoring devices).

Installation best practices

• Wires should be connected while GPS device is not plugged in.

• Wires should be fastened to the other wires (excluding air bag wires)

or non-moving parts. Avoid heat emitting and moving objects near the

wires, modules or antennas.

• Wires should not impede, interfere, or interface with any components of

the vehicles air bag systems, nor cause any hardware or wires to come in

contact with or run directly in front of any air bag equipment or deploy-

ment pathways.

• If the wires are placed in the exterior or in places where they can be

damaged or exposed to heat, humidity, dirt, etc., additional isolation

should be applied.

• Wires must not be connected to on-board computers or control units.

Connecting ignition wire

Connection to the ignition wire is necessary in order to capture when trips

start and ﬁnish.

• Conﬁrm the ignition wire – power does not disappear while starting the

engine.

• Conﬁrm the wire is not an ACC wire (when key is in the ﬁrst position,

most electronics of the vehicle are available).

• Conﬁrm power is still available after turning oany of vehicles devices

(e.g. radio).

Connecting the power source

Check if the power is still available on the vehicle’s power wire, even after

the car computer falls asleep (which might take up to 30 minutes). When

the module is connected, check the voltage again. If it did not decrease it

is recommended to connect to the main power cable in the fuse box.

Placing antennas

• Avoid placing antennas under metal surfaces.

• Avoid easily reachable places.

• Antennas should be placed as horizontal as possible (GPS antennas in-

stalled on an angle greater than 30 degrees are considered incorrectly

mounted and may cause faulty signal reading).

• Ensure the GPS antenna is be placed with the sticker facing down.

• It is recommended to place the GPS antenna beneath the dashboard as

close to the window as possible. A good example of the GPS antenna

placement area is displayed in a picture below (area colored green).

Customer Responsibilities

1. The Customer/Installer shall review all supplied hardware product to

ensure all components have been shipped prior to commencing installa-

tion.

2. The Customer/Installer shall review all installation procedures prior to

commencing the installation. Should the Customer/Installer not under-

stand any aspect of the installation procedures, it is the recommenda-

tion of Fleetlog that the Customer engage one of Fleetlog’s Installation

Partners, or a qualiﬁed Auto Electrician to perform the installation.

3. The Customer accepts all responsibility for the installation of the hard-

ware product, and acknowledges that any damage to the hardware

product that should occur during the installation process is not covered

under the Lifetime Warranty.

If you have any questions, call us on 1300 798 826

or email support@ﬂeetlog.com.au.

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