1.5 Connecting the module
Connect pin 1 (black) and pin 8 (red) with the correct polarity (see 1.3)
to a suitable power supply (12 VDC). Protect the plus cable with the
enclosed fuse.
!!! WiPro “all in one” and GSM-pro must be connected
to the same battery!!!
Connect WiPro “all in one” and GSM-pro using the included WiPro
connecting cable.
Pin 6 and pin 7 are transistor outputs that supply 12 V and can withstand
a load of 500 mA. If consumers requiring more than 500 mA are to be connected,
a relay must be used. Use a high-quality automotive relay with a recovery diode.
Overloads will void the warranty.
The outputs can be controlled as follows:
– Output switched on until the command is cancelled
– Output pulse (switched on for 1 second)
– Output switched on for specified time
Chapter 2.4 describes how to control the outputs via SMS.
1.6 Installing the GPS receiver (optional)
The optional GPS receiver can be mounted at a location
inside the vehicle that is protected against sabotage
using the already mounted self-adhesive pad. The side
with the self-adhesive pad must face upward (receiving
side). The mounting location must be clean, dry and free
of grease. If the temperature is below 15 °C the contact
surface should be warmed first. The receiving side must
be aligned as horizontally as possible.
1.7 Connecting the GPS receiver
To connect the optional GPS receiver, GSM-pro must
be de-energised. Disconnect the main cable assembly
and then plug the GPS plug into the 4-pin connector
for the GPS receiver. Now you can re-connect the main
cable assembly.
To enable the GPS receiver to receive and save the current
satellite data, the operating voltage must be above 13.5 V
for at least 5 minutes after the installation. To achieve this,
start the vehicle. If the data are not saved, exact determi-
nation of the position is not ensured. GPS reception must
be ensured (leave any halls or roofed areas).
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