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Qube 2 | Installation Manual

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2  Qube 2 Hardware

2.1 Box 

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Qube 2 unit with mounting rails

Mounting hardware

This installation manual

Installation Manual

Qube 2

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Qube 2 Installation Manual.indd 1

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Vehicle connection cable

* A GPS / cellular antenna may be included with this product. The actual antenna supplied will vary between 
regions. The above image shows examples of the antenna you may be supplied with.

Combined GPS / cellular antenna*

Summary of Contents for Qube 2

Page 1: ...Installation Manual Qube 2 GPS TRACKING AND FLEET MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS ...

Page 2: ... 1 Location and Mounting 7 4 2 Antenna 8 4 2 1 Windscreen Combination Tax Disk Antenna 8 4 2 2 Magnetic Mounting Antennas 8 5 Wiring 9 5 1 Power Connection bare wires 9 5 2 MDT or M Nav Connection 9 5 3 Connecting Auxiliary Devices 9 5 4 Digital Inputs 10 5 5 Analogue Inputs 11 5 6 Digital Outputs 11 5 7 Battery Backup Connections 11 6 Testing 12 6 1 Check Correct Ignition Connection 12 6 2 Check ...

Page 3: ...driving practices The choice location and installation of all components of the Product is critical If installation is not correct the Product may not perform at its designed potential or specifications If in doubt consult your Navman Wireless dealer Ensure that any mounting holes that are cut in the vehicle are in a safe position and will not weaken the vehicle s structure or compromise the safety...

Page 4: ...on Manual Qube 2 GPS TRACKING AND FLEET MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS Qube 2 Installation Manual indd 1 13 5 08 11 55 10 AM Vehicle connection cable A GPS cellular antenna may be included with this product The actual antenna supplied will vary between regions The above image shows examples of the antenna you may be supplied with Combined GPS cellular antenna ...

Page 5: ...Recommended Mounting Under the dash or under the driver or passenger seat In the boot trunk area Where it is not excessively hot Where it is dry Where there is not excessive vibration Should allow MDT M Nav connection Should allow the diagnostics LED s to be seen Should allow sufficient clearance to plug and unplug while mounted 3 3 Status LED Indicators LED Display State Normal Operation Descripti...

Page 6: ... in the side rails If a different mounting format is required the mounting rails may be turned over or removed by unscrewing the front cover and sliding the rails out to change their orientation Connect the antenna cables to the correct connectors Both the Cellular connector BNC TNC and the GPS SMA are screw on connectors which should be hand tightened only Connect the DB15 connector to the socket...

Page 7: ...a is not suitable for mounting on vertical windows e g side windows or near vertical windscreens Position the antenna so that the antenna The Flat side is facing outside Mounts directly on the windscreen at least 13 mm 1 2 from window frame Does not obstruct driver vision normally placed on the passenger side Allows mounting with notch to the top so that a tax disk may be inserted Note This antenn...

Page 8: ...sed supply Pink Pink Ignition Positive input from vehicle when the key is in the IGNITION position not the accessory position This signal must remain on DURING starting of the vehicle connect to a fused supply Orange Orange Battery backup If required connect external battery here for continued operation when main power fails Black Black GRD Vehicle ground chassis connection 5 2 MDT or M Nav Connec...

Page 9: ...n Yellow Yellow Multi IO 1 Digital IN analogue IN digital OUT Green Green Multi IO 2 Digital IN analogue IN digital OUT Blue Blue Multi IO 3 Digital IN analogue IN digital OUT Gray Gray A GND Analogue GND reference White White 3V7 OUT Reference voltage if required DB9 Pin 3 Purple Serial TxD Serial data OUT Qube output DB9 Pin 2 Brown Serial RxD Serial data IN Qube input DB9 Pin 7 Light Green Seri...

Page 10: ...ernal battery to allow for battery backup operation This allows the Qube 2 to normally run off the main supply and also trickle charge the backup battery When the main power fails or is disconnected the Qube 2 will continue to run by drawing power from the backup battery e g A gel cell type battery Connect the Orange wire directly to the positive of the backup battery and ground the negative side ...

Page 11: ... present at ignition line Watching the meter start the vehicle and ensure that the voltage does remain ON during starting If any of these tests fail the Qube 2 is not connected to the correct signal Please find the correct wire 6 2 Check Data and GPS Ensure the vehicle is outside so the GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky and there is good cellular coverage Turn the Ignition Key on to the ignit...

Page 12: ...s to light Ensure that the antenna is up the correct way and has a clear view of as much of the sky as possible Check the antenna connectors are correctly connected and hand tightened onto the Qube 2 connectors It may take up to 15 minutes for a first GPS fix after the unit has been shipped un powered to a new location CELL LED fails to light Check the antenna connectors are correctly connected and ...

Page 13: ...ation 20 to 60oC 4oF to 140oF Ignition Input Absolute Maximum Voltage 30 V Independent of supply Serial Interface RS232 x2 Digital Inputs Input Voltage LOW 1 0 V Input Voltage HIGH 4 0 V Absolute Maximum Voltage 30 V Independent of supply Analogue Inputs Voltage Range 0 to 5 V DC ADC Resolution 10 bit 4 88 mV step Absolute Maximum Voltage 30 V Independent of supply Digital Outputs Maximum sink cur...

Page 14: ...ess co uk Navman Wireless North America 2700 Patriot Blvd Suite 410 Glenview IL 60026 USA Tel 1 847 832 6950 Fax 1 847 729 5988 Email support navmanwireless com Website www navmanwireless com 9 Contacts NAVMAN WIRELESS DISCLAIM ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN A WAY THAT MAY CAUSE ACCIDENTS DAMAGE OR VIOLATE THE LAW Compliance This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operatio...

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