Cooltrax Asia Pacific CTRX-UB-T2 RFID Tag User Manual
Cooltrax Asia Pacific Pty Ltd RFID Tag
user manual
Version1.1 September2008
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THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
TWO CONDITIONS.
(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY
INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.
Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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TableofContents:
TableofContents:...................................................................................................................................................3
UMDInstallationV2RF:ThermoKing....................................................................................................................4
StandardSystemKitofParts:.............................................................................................................................4
SystemInstallationInitialSetup:........................................................................................................................5
FirstStep–InstallAntenna’s:.............................................................................................................................5
DualBandGSM/GPSAntenna:.......................................................................................................................5
RFAntenna:.....................................................................................................................................................7
RFAntennaInstallation–PhysicalLocationInsidetheTrailer:......................................................................9
RFAntennaInstallation–PhysicalLocationoutsidetheTrailerBox:............................................................9
ThermoKingI‐BoxandLoomAssembly:..........................................................................................................12
TKuP1VoruPVoruPV1I‐Boxinstallation:......................................................................................................12
FromtheBatteryCompartmentSideoftheControllerCabinet:.................................................................13
TKSR2I‐Boxinstallation:..................................................................................................................................14
UMD/FridgeCommsCable:............................................................................................................................15
UMDtoi‐BOXConnection:...............................................................................................................................16
DiagnosticTests:...............................................................................................................................................16
SystemTest:......................................................................................................................................................17
Boot‐UpSequence:...........................................................................................................................................17
WirelessTagInstallation:..................................................................................................................................18
CoolTraxWirelessTemperatureTag:...........................................................................................................18
CoolTraxWirelessDoorTagandMagnet:....................................................................................................19
PostInstallation:...............................................................................................................................................20
UMDSpecifications:..........................................................................................................................................21
RFTagSpecifications:........................................................................................................................................22
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Picture2:UMDConnections
SystemInstallation
InitialSetup:
1. Openthefrontenginebayaccessdoors
2. OpenRHelectronicscompartmentaccessdoor
3. TurnOFFthemaintoggleswitchonthesideorfrontoftheTKControllercabinet–ensurethe
fridgeisinOFFMode.
4. DisconnectTKRefrigerationSystemBattery.IfafridgeinterfaceistobeinstalledANDthefridge
controllerisauPIV,uPVoruPVIthesystembatterymustberemoved.
5. OpentheTKelectronicsenclosuredoor.
FirstStep–InstallAntenna’s:
DualBandGSM/GPSAntenna:
1. LocatetheDualBandUMDAntennaontopofthefiberglasscanopydirectlyabovetheheadertank
andapproximately40mminfromthebackedge.
2. Drilla13mmor0.5”holethroughthecanopy.
3. Feedthetwoseparatelengthsofantennacableinto20mmconvolutedtubingforprotection
4. Removethesplitnutfromtheundersideoftheantenna.
5. Fromthetopside,lowerthetwoco‐axialcablesfullythroughthedrilledhole.
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6. Fromtheundersideofthecanopy,placethesplitnutoverboththeco‐axialcableswiththeserrated
sideup,spinontothethreadedantennashaftandfirmlytighten.
7. Cabletietheco‐axialcablestotheTKsystem’swiringharnessorfixedhardwarethatdoesnotget
hot.
8. Loopandsecuretheexcessco‐axialcableintheUMDcavityandconnectandfingertightentheco‐
axialconnectorstotheUMD.
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IftheUMDisinstalledinsidetheControllerBoxthentheantennacablescanbefedthroughtheexistingcable
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Picture4:GSM/GPSAntennaLocation
1/2”HoledrilledinFridgeUnitCanopy GSM/GPSAntennaInstalled
GSM/GPSAntennaInstalled–sideshot DualGSM/GPSor3GAntenna
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Picture4:UMDCableOptionsforUMDinstalledinControllerBox:
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RFAntenna:
TheRFantennashouldbemountedinsidetherefrigeratedtrailer(the“box”)foroptimalresultswhen
receivingdatafromRFtemperatureordoortagslocatedwithinthetrailer.Ifthecustomerconfigurationisfor
fridgeinterfaceonlywithNOinternalRFTagsthentheAntennacanbelocatedontheoutsideofthetrailer
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InternalRFAntenna:
1. Fromtheenginebayside,locatethecablebundlethatgoesthroughthefirewallfromthediesel/
compressorcompartmenttotherefrigeratedcompartment.Ensurethatthearea50mmabove
thecablebundleisclearofcablesandenginebayhardware.Thecablesfromtherefrigerated
areawillentertheenginebaythrougha25mmholetobedrilledthroughthefirewallinthisarea.
Thisareamustbeclearedforthedrillingprocesssothatloomsorhardwarewithintheengine
bayarenotdamagedshouldthedrillbitentertheenginebay.
2. Fromwithintherefrigeratedarea,removethebulkheadsandevaporatorpaneltoexposethe
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3. LocatethecableloomtotheLHSoftheevaporatornearthelowerendoftheheatexchangerand
thebottomLHcornerofthesuctionpipe.RefFig1below
4. Markapointonthefirewallapproximately50mmabovethecableloomandinbetweentheheat
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5. Drillasmallpilotholethroughthefirewallandensuretheloomandhardwareclearancefromthe
enginebaysideisadequate.
6. IfOK,enlargetheholeto25mm.
7. Removeanydrillswarffrombothsidesofthefirewall
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8. FeedthemountingplateontotheRFAntennaCableandtightenintoplaceusingthesupplied
lock‐nut.
9. Feedthelengthofantennacableinto20mmconvolutedtubingforprotection
10. FrominsidethetrailerfeedtheconnectorendoftheRFAntennathroughthepreparedhole
leavingsufficientcabletoreachthepreferredmountinglocationinsidethetrailer.
11. Loopandsecuretheexcessco‐axialcableinthecavityandconnectandfingertightentheco‐axial
RFconnectortotheUMD
12. Cabletietheantennacabletoexistingcablingorcomponentsthatdonotgethotnearthe
firewallholeanduptheevaporatorcavity.
Note:Onsometrailerbodiesitistoodifficulttoremovetheinternalbulkhead–thereareanumberof
variationswhichdifferfromManufacturertoManufacturer–inthiscasemeasureupasuitablelocationto
drillaholethroughfromthefrontwhichwillexitjusttotheleftoftheinternalbulkheadandfeedtheantenna
cablethroughasdescribedabove.
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hole/glandatthebackandbottomoftheControllerboxorelseaholecanbedrilledinthesideofthebox.
Figure1:DrillLocationforRFAntennaHolePicture5:RFTruckAntenna
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RFAntennaInstallation–PhysicalLocationInsidetheTrailer:
Foroptimalresultstheantennashouldbemountedtotheroofofthetrailerinahorizontalposition.Ensure
thattheantennaislocatedoutfromthebackwallasfaraspossiblebutwhereitisstillprotectedfrom
damagebytheinternalbulkheadofthefridgeunit–thisprovidesthebestopportunityfortheantennato
communicateconsistentlywithanytagslocatedinsidethetrailer.
WhereverpossibletheRFAntennashouldbelocated300mmawayfromanysteelsuchasfridgesupports,
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Picture6:RFAntennaLocationinsidetheTrailerBox
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RFAntennaInstallation–PhysicalLocationoutsidetheTrailerBox:
IftherearenoTagsinstalledwithinthetrailerthentheRFAntennacanbelocatedwithinthefridgeuniton
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InstallingtheUMD
IfyouarefittingtheUMDtoaSB310orlatermodelTKfridgetheUMDislocatedinsidethecontrollerbox
itself.
IfyouarefittingtheUMDtoaSpectrum,SL200/400EorearliermodelfridgetheUMDistypicallylocatedina
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Picture9:UMDInstallationLocation.
UMDLocatedAbovetheFridge
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UMDattachedtobracketontopof
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ThemethodoffittingtheUMDdependsuponthefridgecontrollerandwhereyouchoosetolocateit,the
UMDcanbefixedtothecontrollerboxorfridgechassiswithanycombinationofthefollowing:
1. TheUMDcanbepop‐rivetedorscrewedtothechassisofthefridgeifitisinstalledinthegapabove
thefridgecontrollerbox
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2. TheUMDcanbepop‐riveteddirectlytotheinsideofthecontrollerboxitself–asseeninthesecond
pictureabove
3. TheUMDcanbeattachedtoamountingbracketandthebracketthensecuredtothetopofthe
controllerboxinthecaseofaSB400Installationorothers.
OncetheUMDisinstalledtheThermoKingi‐Boxcanbefitted.
ThermoKingIBoxandLoomAssembly:
ThisprocedureshouldbereadinconjunctionwiththeTKI‐Boxinstallationprocedure,whichformspartofthe
I‐Boxkit.ThereareatleasttwodifferenttypesofI‐BoxtosuitvarioustypesofTKcontrollers.
1. uPIVoruPVoruPVIorTGV1–TKPartNo#40‐816
2. SR2TKpartNo#40‐870
EnsuretheI‐BoxkitprovidedmatchestheTKControllertype.
MostTKcontrollershavetheoptionalDataAcquisitionSystem‘DAS’fitted.IftheDASisfitteditislocatedon
theinsidetopoftheTKcontrollerdoor.TheDASismountedonthreefixedstudswithitscableloomonthe
bottomface.ThisI‐Boxinstallationprocedureaddressesbothoptions,thatisTKControllerswithandwithout
theDASfitted.
TKuP1VoruPVoruPV1IBoxinstallation:
RefertoTKInstructionSheetforthe40‐816
IFATK‘DAS’BOXISALREADYFITTED:
1. Removethenyloknutsandwashers,whichsecuretheDASbox.
2. PulltheDASboxawayfromtheControllerdoorandletitgentlyhangbyitscableharness.
3. FittheI‐BoxoverthethreepanelstudswiththeI‐Boxconnectorfacingdownandfirmly
securewiththreetappedhexspacerssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkit.
4. PlugintheI‐BoxcableharnesssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkitandensureitsconnector
lockingclipengages.
5. PlaceDASboxoverthetopoftheI‐Boxonthethreehexspacersandsecureitwiththree
screws,plainandshake‐proofwasherssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkit.
IFTHEREISNO‘DAS’BOXFITTED:
1. FittheI‐BoxoverthethreepanelstudswiththeI‐Boxconnectorfacingdownandfirmly
securewiththreeplainwashersandnyloknutssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkit.
2. PlugintheI‐BoxcableharnesssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkitandensureitsconnector
lockingclipengages.
I‐BOXWIRING:
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1. Connectthetwoblueeyeterminals,oncablesofsimilarlength,tothechassisterminalsin
thebottomrearoftheTKcontrollercabinet.
2. Connectthebackfusedleadtoswitched12Vfromthesystem’sON/OFFswitch.Ensurethe
leadisconnectedtotheoutputsideoftheswitch.
3. Pushthethreefemalecrimpedterminalsandthelongerblueeyeterminallead,jacketedin
theblackcablesleeving,throughthecabinet’smaincableentryportinthebottomrearof
thecabinet.Fromthebatterysideofthecabinetpulltheseleadsthroughuntiltheredtape
ontheloomjustappears.
4. Locatethethreeun‐terminatedwiresintheI‐Boxharnesslabeled‘TXD3,RXD3andCOM3’.
Stripapproximately4mmofinsulationfromthesewires.
5. Hardwirethei‐BoxHarnesswiresandtheUMDFridgeInterfacecableasfollows:
HARNESSWIRELABEL UMDFRIDGECOMMSCABLE
RXD3RedWire
TXD3White/ClearWire
COM3BlackWire
FromtheBatteryCompartmentSideoftheControllerCabinet:
1. Connecttheblueeyeterminaltothechassisconnectionabovethecableharnessexitfromthe
enclosure.
2. Threadthestrainreliefback‐shelloftheDeutschconnectorfromtheI‐Boxkitoverthewire
harnesswiththethreefemalecrimpedterminalswiththecablesupportbracketawayfromthe
femaleterminals.
3. Insertthethreefemaleterminalsintothe6wayDeutschconnectorfromtheI‐Boxkitfromthe
connectorrearandensuretheyapressedfullyhomeandlocked.Thesearetobeinsertedas
follows:
4. WIRELABELDEUTSCHCONNECTORLOCATION
5. TXD2 A
6. RXD2 B
7. COM2 C
8. Insertthethreeblanking/sealingpinsintotheunusedconnectorlocations,D,E&F
9. Screwthestrainreliefontotherearoftheconnectorandtighten.
10. Cabletiethethreewirecablebundletothestrainrelief.
11. Locatetheunused6wayDeutschconnectorthatshouldbetieddownwiththecablebundle
thatrunsbehindthebatteryontheflooroftheenginebay.Thiscable/connectorassembly
shouldhaveasealingcapfitted.Removethecap.
12. ConnectandlocktheDeutschconnectorfromtheI‐Boxtothisconnector.
13. Stowthematedconnectorsandcabletietothemainwiringharness.
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Picture10:i‐BoxConnectiontoDeutschConnector
DeutschConnectorlocatedbehindthebatteryi‐BoxconnectedtoDeutschConnector
Picture11:DAS
TKSR2IBoxinstallation:
RefertoTKInstructionSheetprovidedwiththe40‐870Kit.WiththeseunitstherewillnotbeaseparateDAS
boxfittedsothethreeinternalstudsonthecontrollercabinetdoorshouldbefree.
I‐BOXINSTALLATION:
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1. FittheI‐BoxoverthethreepanelstudswiththeI‐Boxconnectorfacingdownandfirmly
securewiththreeplainwashersandnyloknutssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkit.
2. PlugintheI‐BoxcableharnesssuppliedintheI‐Boxinstallationkitandensureitsconnector
lockingclipengages.
I‐BOXWIRING:
1. CutoffthethreefemalecrimpedterminalsfromtheleadslabeledTXD2,RXD2andCOM2
andstripapproximately4mmofinsulationfromtheseleads.
2. Hardwirethei‐BoxHarnesswireswiththeUMDfridgeInterfacecablewiresasperthe
connectionsbelow
3. PushtheCOM2blueeyeterminalleadthroughthecabinet’smaincableentryportinthe
bottomrearofthecabinet.Fromthebatterysideofthecabinetpullthisleadthroughuntil
theredtapeonthewirejustappears.Connectthisleadtothechassisconnectionpointon
thefirewall,behindtheControllercabinet
4. Attachthe8pinconnectortotheconnectorlabeledJ12ontheTKControllerPCB.
UMD/FridgeCommsCable:
Picture12:InterfaceCable
TheUMDFridgecommscablecanbeinstalledintwoways.
OPTION1:TheUMDFridgecommscablecanbeinstalledthroughthegrommetedholeinthebottomrearof
thecontrollercabinetifthereisroom.Thisisthepreferredoption.IfthereisnotroomtofittheUMDcomms
cableinthisarea,thesecondoptionmaybeused.
OPTION2:TheUMDFridgecommscablecanbeinstalledthroughanexistingholeinthesideoftheTK
ControllerCabinet.Thisholehasasealingpatchfittedoverit.Ifthisoptionisused,theholemustbere‐sealed
withsiliconeadhesiveaftertheUMDCommscablehasbeeninstalled.
OPTION1CableInstallation:
1. FeedtheUMDFridgeCommscablefromtheUMDdownthebackoftheTKControllercabinet
behindtheenginebayhardware.(InthesameareathattheotherUMDcableshavebeenrun.).
LeaveenoughcableintheUMDareasothatwhentheUMDCommsCableconnectorisconnectedto
theUMDthereisnotensiononthecableorconnector.
2. CabletietheUMDCommscableattherearoftheTKControllercabinet.
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3. Fromthebatterycompartmentside,gentlypushthethreeloosecrimpedmalepinsandcablebody
throughthegrommetedholeinthebottomrearortheTKControllercabinet.Pullanyexcesscable
lengthintotheTKControllercabinet.
OPTION2CableInstallation:
1. PushaholethroughthesealingpatchwheretheholeisintheTKControllercabinet(Ref.Fig.6.)
2. FeedtheUMDFridgeCommsacrossthetopoftheTKControllercabinet,downthesideandthrough
theformedhole.LeaveenoughcableintheUMDareasothatwhentheUMDCommsCable
connectorisconnectedtotheUMDthereisnotensiononthecableorconnector.
3. PullanyexcesscablelengthintotheTKControllercabinet.
4. Siliconesealaroundtheformedhole.
UMDtoiBOXConnection:
ForµP1V,VandV1i‐Boxes:
1. TheRxd3wireconnectstotheUMDscommscableredwire
2. TheTxd3wireconnectstotheUMDscommscablewhite/clearwire.
3. TheCom3connectstotheUMDscommscableblackwire.
ForSR2 i‐Boxes:
1. TheRXD2wiretotheUMDcableREDwire
2. TheTXD2wiretotheUMDcableWHITE/CLEARwire
3. TheCOM3wiretotheUMDcableBLACKwire
FinalStepstoConnectUMDandI‐BOX:
UnplugthedustcapontheUMD‘COMM1’connector
ConnecttheUMDFridgeCommsCabletothe‘COMM1’portontheUMD
DiagnosticTests:
Inallcases,aftertheseconnectionsaremadeandtheI‐boxandUMDareON,thefollowingvoltagesshouldbe
present.
• SetaDigitalMultiMetertoDCvolts
• Connectthemetersnegativeleadtothechassisandconnectthepositiveleadofthemultimeterto
UMDcableREDWire.Thisshouldread‐8to‐11Volts
• MovethemeterspositiveleadtotheUMDcableWHITE/CLEARwire.Thisshouldread0volts
• ThenmovethemeterspositiveleadtoRXD(x)fromtheThermoKingI‐Box.Thisshouldread0Volts(To
REDwireonUMD)
• ThenmovethemeterspositiveleadtotheTXD(x)fromtheThermoKingI‐Box.Thisshouldread‐8to‐
11Volts(toBlackwireonUMD)
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Makesurealltheleadsarefullyinsulatedandsupportedafterthecorrectconnectionsareverified.
SystemTest:
1. ChecktheEngineBayforanytools,fixingsoroff‐cuts,whichmayhavebeenleftbehind.
2. Installandre‐connectTKSystemBattery
3. TieallnewI‐BoxandUMDloomingwithintheTKControllerCabinet.
4. Un‐plugtheUMD‘POWER’connectordust‐capandconnecttheUMDPowerlead.
5. TurnONtheTKControllerusingthemain12VON/OFFswitchandbepreparedfortherefrigeration
systemtostart.
6. EnsurethattheREDledintheI‐BoxineitherauPoranSRapplicationisglowingasteadyRED.
7. ScrewclosedtheTKControllerCabinetDoor.
PleaseNote:AlwaysconnectthepowertotheUMDlast!
BootUpSequence:
1. Withinapproximately30secondstheUMD‘Power’LEDwilllightupGREEN,followedcloselybythe
batterylight.
2. ShortlyaftertheSignalLEDwillbegintoflash,assumingthatthereisGPRSor3Gserviceavailableon
theGSM/3Gnetwork.
3. TheIPLEDwillatfirstflashandthenremaininaconstantONStateonceanIPconnectionhasbeen
established
4. TheGPSLEDwilllightupaconstantREDtoindicatethatGPShasbeenacquired–typicallyin30secs
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ExampleTemperatureTagLocations:
Picture15:WirelessTemperatureTags
TemperatureTaglocatedabovetheload
linealongthetrailerwall.
TemperatureTaglocatedbytheReturnAirduct
CoolTraxWirelessDoorTagandMagnet:
ThelocationoftheDoorTagsandMagnetwillvaryaccordingtothevariousbodytypesofthetrailerand
whetherthefitteddoorsarerollerorbarnstyle.Theimportantconsideration,again,istolocatetheTagand
Magnetinapositionwheretheywillnotbedamaged.Thisrequiresacarefulassessmentbytheinstallerona
casebycasebasisastherearesomanyvariationsfromtrailertotrailerandevenbetweenthedifferentdoor
types.
InstallationOptions:
1. OntheInsideoftheBarndoorswiththemagnetlocatedontheRHdoor(lookingfrominsidethetrailer
out
2. IftheTrailerbodyhasalipalongthetopattherearthenthetagcanbelocatedontheinsideofthatlip
whereitisprotectedandthemagnetattachedtoabracketontheinsideofthedoor
3. InthecaseofarollertypedoorthetagistypicallylocatedontheinsideLHsidewalldirectlyadjacent
totherollerdoorandthemagnetlocatedontherollerdooritself–checkingforclearancewhenthe
dooris“rolledup”.Seepicturebelow.
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Picture16:WirelessDoorTags
DoorTagfittedtoaRollerDoorInstallation DoorTagandMagnetfittedtoBarnDoor
PostInstallation:
OncethephysicalinstallationoftheunitiscompleteandtheUMDispoweredoncontactCoolTraxSupport
staffsothattheycancheckthattheunitisreportingasexpected.
OncontactprovidethefollowingInstallationDetails(viaphoneorfaxthecompletedInstallerTemplate
providedbyCoolTrax):
1. TheCustomerName
2. TheFleetIDoftheTrailer
3. TheUMDID(locatedonthefrontoftheUMD–typicallyUBXXXX
4. TheFridgeModel
5. TheSensorlocationwithSensorID–iffitted
6. Theinstallernameandcontactdetails–mobilephonenumbertocalloncetheunithasbeentested
PleaseensurethatCoolTraxstaffconfirmsthattheunitisreportingdataasexpectedBEFOREthetrailerleaves
theinstallerspremises.
CoolTraxstaffwillaskyoutoconductanumberoffridgeoperationsaspartoftheInstallationChecktomake
suretheunitfridgeinterfaceiscorrectlyinstalledandconfigured.
• PowerthefridgeunitonandofftochecktheFridgeInterfaceisfunctioningasexpected
• ChangeSetPointTemperature
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• OpenandClosetheRearDoortotestDoorTagiffitted.
CoolTraxSupportContacts:
AndrewWongYen–(613)96866011
JosephBortignon–(613)96866011
UMDSpecifications:
UMD Power Power Supply 12VDC to 48VDC
Average Power Consumption Less than 2W
Internal Fuse 2A (not field replaceable)
Discrete Type Closing contact
No of Channels 2
WiFi Interface Band 430 MHz UHF ISM
Transmit Power 10 dBm Max Burst Transmission
Receive Sensitivity -100 dBm typical
Range 50m typical in clear line of sight
Serial Data Comms Comm 1 RS-232
Data Rate 9600 Baud Standard -
configurable up to 38.4K Baud
by firmware
Function Typical use for fridge interface
Comm 2 RS-232
Data Rate 9600 Baud Standard -
configurable up to 38.4K Baud
by firmware
Function Typical use for firmware
upgrades
GPS Specifications subject to
available / visible satellites
Acquisition Time Power Up < 1min typical
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Re-acquisition < 1 sec typical
Accuracy Horizontal < 2.5 meters CEP
Enclosure Dimensions Length 2170 mm
Width 103 mm
Height 95 mm
Min height clearance 160 mm
Mounting Centers (4 by 5.0mm slot holes in base
flanges) Mountable in any attitude
Length 157 mm
Width 60 mm
Environmental Specifications Sealing IP65
Operational Temperature -30°C to +60°C (external)
RFTagSpecifications:
Tag Power Internal battery 3.6V lithium thionyl chloride
Average Power Consumption Less than 70 uW
Expected Life < 3 years
Range and Accuracy Temp measurement accuracy ±0.50C by calculation
Temp range -300C to +700C
Stabilisation period 4 hrs typical
Sample Rates and
Temperature Data Storage Sample send rate (temp mode) 20 secs average
Sample rate (consignment mode) 1 min to 4 hrs in 1 min increments
Temp data storage capacity
(consignment mode) 31,488 samples
Temp data upload rate 400 samples per sec
Range 50m typical in clear line of sight
WiFi Interface Band 430 MHz UHF ISM
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Transmit Power 10 dBm Max Burst Transmission
Receive Sensitivity -100 dBm typical
Range 50 m typical in clear line of sight
Enclosure Dimensions Length 97 mm
Width 40 mm
Height 22 mm
Mounting Centers (2 by 3.5mm by 13mm slot holes in
base flanges) Mountable in any attitude
subject to antenna requirements
Environmental Specifications Sealing Wet assembled
Operational Temperature -30°C to +70°C (external)