Micronet NET960CE MOBILE DATA TERMINAL (MDT) User Manual Net 960CE Hardware Guide

Micronet LTD. MOBILE DATA TERMINAL (MDT) Net 960CE Hardware Guide

USERS MANUAL

Net-960CE-S Mobile Data Terminal Hardware Guide June, 2007
Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 2 Important Notice Micronet Ltd. All rights reserved. Micronet Ltd. reserves the right to alter the equipment specifications and descriptions in this publication without prior notice. No part of this publication shall be deemed to be part of any contract or warranty unless specifically incorporated by reference into such contract or warranty. The information contained herein is merely descriptive in nature, and does not constitute a binding offer for the sale of the product described herein. All usage of the Micronet Ltd. logotype or trademarks is forbidden without prior written approval from Micronet Ltd. Information in this manual is subjected to change without notice. Micronet shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damages arising from the information contained in this book. Other company and brand products and service names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. For further information, contact Micronet Ltd, as follows: Email: sales@micronet.co.ilWeb: www.micronet.co.il
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 3 About This Guide This guide is comprised of the following chapters: • Chapter 1, Introducing the Net-960CE-S, page 10, introduces the Net-960CE-S MDT platform, the developers' package, application development tools and the front and back panel of the Net-960CE-S devices. • Chapter 2, Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description, page 18, provides the specifications of the Net-960CE-S's basic configuration and additional options followed by a more detailed description of each of these features. • Chapter 3, Net-960CE-S Power, page 36, describes the various aspects of Net-960CE-S power, such as power management, battery voltage, peripheral voltage supply and power down control. • Chapter 4, Net-960CE-S Signal Maps, page 42, provides various tables mapping the power and communication signals of the Net-960CE-S ports. • Chapter 5, Net-960CE-S Installation, page 58, describes the installation procedure of the Net-960CE-S devices, including bracket mounting, protective back cover mounting and electrical installation.
Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 4 Table of Contents Chapter 1, Introducing the Net-960CE-S......................................... 10 Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction ......................................................................11 Developers Package and Application Development Tools.................................................12 The Net-960CE-S Device ......................................................................................................13 Chapter 2, Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description... 18Net-960CE-S MDT – Specifications.....................................................................................19 Computer Environment........................................................................................................22 System and Application Memory.......................................................................................22 Real Time Clock (RTC) .....................................................................................................23 User Interface Options..........................................................................................................24 Terminal Display................................................................................................................24 Customized Front Panel Label............................................................................................24 Control Knob......................................................................................................................24 Keyboard ............................................................................................................................25 Alert LEDs..........................................................................................................................25 External Display....................................................................................................................26 Voice Options.........................................................................................................................26 Buzzer.................................................................................................................................26 Audio Codec.......................................................................................................................26 Communication .....................................................................................................................27 Serial Communication........................................................................................................27 USB Device Port ................................................................................................................30 USB Host Ports...................................................................................................................30 CANBus Port......................................................................................................................30 Wireless Communication ...................................................................................................31 Control Signals......................................................................................................................34 Digital Signals ....................................................................................................................34 Analog Signals....................................................................................................................35 Peripheral Support – Dedicated Ports.................................................................................35
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 5 Chapter 3, Net-960CE-S Power .........................................................36Overview ............................................................................................................................... 36 Battery Voltage Input........................................................................................................... 37 Power Management.............................................................................................................. 38 Watchdog .............................................................................................................................. 38 Manual Reset and Boot Mode ............................................................................................. 39 Peripherals Voltage Supply ................................................................................................. 40 Chapter 4, Net-960CE-S Signal Maps...............................................42Serial Port 1 (SER1 Connector) .......................................................................................... 43 Serial Port 2 (SER2 Connector) .......................................................................................... 45 Serial Port 3 (SER3 Connector) .......................................................................................... 46 Serial Port 4 (SER4 Connector) .......................................................................................... 48 USB Device Connector......................................................................................................... 49 USB Host Connectors........................................................................................................... 50 EXT1 Connector................................................................................................................... 51 EXT2 Connector................................................................................................................... 52 EXT3 Connector................................................................................................................... 53 GPS Antenna Connector...................................................................................................... 54 Cellular Modem Antenna Connector.................................................................................. 54 Wireless LAN Antenna Connector...................................................................................... 55 External Speaker Connector ............................................................................................... 55 AV Connector ....................................................................................................................... 56 Microphone Connector ........................................................................................................ 56 SIM Card Connector............................................................................................................ 56 Chapter 5, Net-960CE-S Installation.................................................58Mechanical Installation........................................................................................................ 59 Mounting the Net-960CE-S MDT - Standard Model......................................................... 59 Mounting the Net-960CE-S MDT - Screenless Model...................................................... 60 Electrical Installation........................................................................................................... 61 Power Cable Wires ............................................................................................................ 61 Power Protection Fuse ....................................................................................................... 61 Vehicle Ignition Switch Connection.................................................................................. 62
Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 6 Appendix A, Net-960CE-S Certifications......................................... 64
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 7 Table of Figures Figure 1: NET-960CE-S Standard Model – Front Panel Components ....................................... 14 Figure 2: NET-960CE-S Screenless Model – Side Panel ........................................................... 15 Figure 3: NET-960CE-S – Back Panel Components .................................................................. 16 Figure 4: NET-960CE-S Standard Model – Bottom Panel ......................................................... 17 Figure 5: NET-960CE-S Screenless Model – Bottom Panel....................................................... 17 Figure 6: Mechanical Installation – Standard Model.................................................................. 59 Figure 7: Mechanical Installation – Screenless Model................................................................ 60 Figure 8: SER 1 Connector Wiring Scheme – Basic Configuration ........................................... 62 Table of Tables Table 1: NET-960CE-S – Front Panel with a link to component description............................. 14 Table 2: NET-960CE-S – Side Panel with a Link to Component Description ........................... 15 Table 3: NET-960CE-S – Back Panel with a Link to Component Description .......................... 16 Table 4: NET-960CE-S – Bottom Panel with a Link to Component Description....................... 17 Table 5: Basic Configuration and Options.................................................................................. 19 Table 6: Terminal Power Consumption...................................................................................... 37 Table 7: (SER1) Connector Pinout for Basic Configuration....................................................... 43 Table 8: (SER1) Connector Pinout for Internal GPRS/GPS Configuration................................ 44 Table 9: (SER2) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration..................................................... 45 Table 10: (SER3) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration................................................... 46 Table 11: (SER3) Connector Pinout for J1708 Configuration.................................................... 47 Table 12: (SER4) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration................................................... 48 Table 13: (SER4) Connector Pinout for Internal Bluetooth Configuration................................. 49 Table 14: (USB Device) Connector Pinout................................................................................. 49 Table 15: (USB Host Slot 1) Connector Pinout.......................................................................... 50 Table 16: (USB Host Slot 2) Connector Pinout.......................................................................... 50 Table 17: (EXT1) Connector Pinout........................................................................................... 51 Table 18: (EXT2) Connector Pinout........................................................................................... 52 Table 19: (EXT3) Connector Pinout........................................................................................... 53 Table 20: GSM/GPRS Antenna Performance Recommendations .............................................. 54 Table 21: Wireless LAN Antenna Performance Recommendations........................................... 55
Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 8 Safety Precautions Congratulations upon your selection of this Micronet product. Please read the following safety precautions before installation or operation. Usage Precautions WARNING! Abnormal Conditions Should the Net-960CE-S become hot or start to emit smoke or a strange odor, immediately turn off the power and contact your original dealer or an authorized service provider. Continued usage is dangerous and may result in fire or electric shock. WARNING! Foreign Objects Should any foreign matter get into the Net-960CE-S, turn off the power immediately and contact your original dealer or an authorized service provider. WARNING! Damage Caused by Dropping Should you drop the Net-960CE-S and damage it, turn off the power immediately and contact your original dealer or an authorized service provider. Continued usage is dangerous and may result in fire or electric shock. WARNING! Moisture Keep the Net-960CE-S away from vases, planets, cups, glasses and other liquid containers. Water and metal getting into the Net-960CE-S creates the danger of fire and electric shock. Continued usage after water or metal have gotten into the Net-960CE-S is dangerous and may result in fire or electric shock. CAUTION Foreign Objects Ensure that metal or combustible objects are not inserted into the openings of the Net-960CE-S. Such objects may result in fire or electric shock.
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 9 CAUTION Location Do not place the Net-960CE-S on an unstable or uneven surface. Doing so may cause the Net-960CE-S to fall, which may result in personal injury. Do not locate the Net-960CE-S in extremely humid or dusty areas. Doing so may result in fire or electric shock. CAUTION LCD Screen Never apply heavy pressure on the terminal display or subject it to a strong impact. Doing so may crack the screen or LCD panel glass, which may result in personal injury. Should the LCD panel glass break, do not touch the liquid inside. Doing so may cause skin inflammation. Should liquid from the LCD panel accidentally get into a person's mouth, their mouth should immediately be washed out with water and a physician consulted. Should liquid from the LCD panel accidentally get into a person's eyes or onto their skin, the area should be rinsed immediately for at least 15 minutes with clean tap water and a physician should be consulted. Power Supply WARNING! • Do not use the Net-960CE-S at a voltage other than specified. Doing so may result in fire or electric shock. • Avoid conditions that can cause damage or breaks in the power cable. Do not place heavy objects on the power cable and keep it away from sources of heat. Any of the above may damage the power cable, which may result in fire or electric shock. • Never twist, sharply bend or pull the power cable. Doing so may result in fire or electric shock. • Should the power cable become severely damaged (to the point that wires are exposed or broken), contact your original dealer or service provider about repair or replacement. Using a damaged electrical cable may result in fire or electric shock. CAUTION Keep the power cable away from sources of extreme heat. Heat may melt the covering of the power cable, which may result in fire or electric shock.
Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 10 4Chapter 1 Introducing the Net-960CE-S About This Chapter This chapter introduces the Net-960CE-S and contains the following sections: • Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction, page 11, introduces the Net-960CE-S, which provides a platform for a large variety of mobile data applications. • Developers Package and Application Development Tools, page 12, describes the Net-960CE-S Developers package which provides all the tools required for application development quick-start, product testing and product evaluation. • The Net-960CE-S Device, page 13, points out the components of the front, back and bottom of the Net-960CE-S device.
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 11 Net-960CE-S MDT Platform – Introduction The Net-960CE-S provides OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) and ASPs (Application Service Providers) with a rugged in-vehicle fixed-mount platform for a large variety of mobile data applications. The Net-960CE-S is a Windows CE 4.2 .NET-based platform supporting Compact Framework 1.0, which includes a comprehensive development environment for independent application development and integration. Its cost effective and highly modular design can be adapted to support multiple product configurations and applications types. The Net-960CE-S platform can be ordered in five standard configurations called Net-960CE-S1, Net-960CE-S2, Net-960CE-S3 , Net-960CE-S4 and Net-960CE-S5. Refer to http://www.micronet.co.il/product.asp?secID=3&prodID=187 for the Key Feature Comparison Table for these five configurations. In addition, key features OEM customization is also available. For more details, please contact your Micronet representative. A screenless (under-dashboard) version of the Net-960CE-S is now available. This has the identical functionality of the standard model, but without a built-in display and keyboard. This version effectively acts as a vehicle control unit, updating the status of the car, location and so on, without any driver interaction. However, an external color display with touch screen can be connected to provide the standard user interface, as required. Integrated wireless options include: Quad band GPRS modem, GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth. Physical interface options include: USB, Serial RS-232 ports, SAE J1708 support, CANBus, dedicated RJ connectors - for swipe card, Dallas ID, RFID, high speed counter, two analog inputs - and multiple input/outputs and control signals for vehicle connectivity.
Developers Package and Application Development Tools Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 12 Other optional features include RAM, FLASH and DiskOnChip memory expansions, audio CODEC support for voice calls and speech applications and adaptive automotive interfaces. Net-960CE-S provides the unique user interface option of an external screen and can interface with any standard, automotive grade, color display (generally available with or without touch screen capability). This special screen configuration is ideal for use with the screenless model and also for use by backseat passengers, for extra navigational comfort and for other interactive on-the-go applications. Developers Package and Application Development Tools Micronet's Net-960CE-S Developers package provides all the tools required for application development quick-start, product testing and product evaluation. The Developers package contains all essential hardware and software components, as described below. Hardware • Two Net-960CE-S units. • Two peripheral devices: swipe card reader, Dallas ID button reader and ID button w/plastic holder. • One interface box for connecting the Net-960CE-S to a PC during the development stage. • Protective back cover.
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 13 Software • SDK (Software Development Kit) provides a set of software tools, API and documentation for programming in eMbedded C++ 4.0 API and MFC, or Visual Studio .NET for C# and VB development environments. • C++ and C# Demo application to be installed on the Net-960CE-S units along with a sample runtime application and simulated basic PC/back-office functionality. • The sample runtime application can be used for off-line product presentation and demonstration as-is, or it can be used as a starting point for coding new applications. • Various tools are provided to support the Net-960CE-S's numerous interfaces (communication, peripheral and control options). The Net-960CE-S Device The state-of-the-art Net-960CE-S MDT (Mobile Data Terminal) displays incoming messages and initiate outgoing messages, transmitted through a wireless communication system. Its rugged design, ergonomic user interface, full programmability and extensive expansion options, make it the ideal mobile data terminal for vehicles. It is built to withstand the extreme temperature range, vibrations and shock that a unit operating within the vehicle environment must endure, ensuring the high level of reliability required by a mission critical, mobile system. The Net-960CE-S features a variety of ports for communicating with and serving internal and external devices and peripherals. This enables the implementation of an assortment of useful expansion options such as: keyboards, printers, data loggers, bar-code scanners and credit card readers, to mention just a few. Two internal expansion modules (a wireless GSM/GPRS modem and GPS receiver) may be fitted within the Net-960CE-S PCB. By making use of these options, significant reductions in cost and installation complexity can be achieved.
The Net-960CE-S Device Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 14 Terminal Display Alpha-numeric Keypad Alert LEDsCustomized FrontPanel Label Function KeysControl Knob Figure 1: NET-960CE-S Standard Model – Front Panel Components The table that follows lists the NET-960CE-S standard model Front Panel components and refers you to their descriptions in this manual. Table 1: NET-960CE-S – Front Panel with a link to component description Net-960CE-S Components Terminal Display, page 24Customized Front Panel Label, page 24Keyboard (Alpha-numeric Keypad and Function Keys), page 25Control Knob, page 24Alert LEDs, page 25External Display, page 26Voice Options, page 26
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 15 F2 F7 F1PinholeFunctionKeysAlert LEDs F2 F7 F1PinholeFunctionKeysAlert LEDs F2 F7 F1PinholeFunctionKeysF2 F7 F1PinholeFunctionKeysAlert LEDsAlert LEDs Figure 2: NET-960CE-S Screenless Model – Side Panel The table that follows lists the NET-960CE-S screenless model Side Panel components and refers you to their descriptions in this manual. Table 2: NET-960CE-S – Side Panel with a Link to Component Description Net-960CE-S Components Function Keys, page 25 Alert LEDs, page 25
The Net-960CE-S Device Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 16 Figure 3: NET-960CE-S – Back Panel Components Table 3: NET-960CE-S – Back Panel with a Link to Component Description Net-960CE-S Component Product Label GPS Antenna Connector, page 54Cellular Modem Antenna Connector, page 54Wireless LAN Antenna Connector, page 55USB Host Connectors, page 50USB Device Connector, page 49SER1 Main Connector, page 43Three Additional Serial Connectors SER2, SER3 and SER4, page 45AV (External Display), page 56Microphone, page 56Buzzer, page 26Speaker, page 55Extended Connectors EXT1, EXT2 and EXT3, page 51Mounting Bracket Holes, page 59
Introducing the Net-960CE-S Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 17 SIM Card SlotSIM Card SlotSIM Card SlotSIM Card Slot Figure 4: NET-960CE-S Standard Model – Bottom Panel SIM Card SlotSIM Card Slot Figure 5: NET-960CE-S Screenless Model – Side Panel Table 4: NET-960CE-S – Bottom Panel with a Link to Component Description Net-960CE-S Component SIM Card Slot, page 56
The Net-960CE-S Device Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 18 5Chapter 2 Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description About This Chapter This chapter provides a table showing the Net-960CE-S specifications, which is followed by sections that provide more detailed descriptions of each of the Net-960CE-S features.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 19 Net-960CE-S MDT – Specifications The left column of the following table describes the basic configuration of Net-960CE-S MDT. The right column shows the optional additions to this basic configuration that can be ordered from Micronet at additional cost. Table 5: Basic Configuration and Options Basic Configuration and Options Basic Configuration Options Operating System: Windows CE 4.2 .NET CF 1.0 Core license.* Windows CE 4.2 .NET CF 1.0 Professional license.* Development Environment and Tools: Full Micronet SDK for Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 and Visual Studio .NET environments CPU: Motorola (DragonBall) MC9328MXL 200MHz ARM9, high performance 32-bit RISC engine RTC: Car battery backed up Real Time Clock System and Application Memory: RAM: 64MB Flash: 32MB DiskOnChip: 1 GB Graphic Display: Monochrome LCD, FSTN technology, contrast ratio of 7:1, Multilevel LED backlight Screenless option serves as an under-dashboard MDT model. External Display Interface: Standard AV interface for external color display support External 7" Color Display with touch screen from a third party * For a description of supported operating system components, see the Net-960CE-S Operating System Spec at http://www.micronet.co.il/product.asp?secID=3&prodID=193
Net-960CE-S MDT – Specifications Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 20 Options Basic Configuration Keys: Unique control knob (Encoder switch) 12 Alpha-numeric and 6 function keys (Elastomer) Backlight for all keys For the screenless model, three pinhole function buttons on the top side of the MDT (which can be pressed by inserting the tip of a pen or the end of an open paperclip) Alert Indications: Two colored LEDs Buzzer (with programmable frequency and duration) Serial Communication Ports: Four RS232 communication ports including one pair of H/W hand-shake control signals Three RS232 communication ports including one pair of H/W hand-shake control signals, and one SAE J1708 port Control I/0 Signals: Two automotive inputs signals with counter functionality and One O/C output Three automotive inputs signals with counter functionality and two O/C outputs (When using integrated GPRS&GPS configuration) USB: One USB 1.1 Device port supports full-speed (12 Mbit/s), for development and debugging Two USB 2.0 host ports supports full-speed (12 Mbit/s) and low-speed (1.5 Mbit/s) for keyboards, touch screen and storage dongle support GPRS modem: Motorola quad band G24 850/900/1800/1900MHz, multi slot class 10, internally connected to COM port 1 – with voice support (requires external speaker and microphone) SIM Card access protection sticker GPS module: Trimble Lassen iQ 12 satellites, sensitive mode, internally connected to COM port 2 Wireless LAN: IEEE 802.11 standard at 2.4GHz frequency band. 802.11b and 802.11g protocols Bluetooth: Specifications version 2.0 + EDR Class 1 power level
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 21 Options Basic Configuration Audio Codec: For system sound and GSM voice support (requires external speaker) I/O Signals & Peripherals Support: Two analog inputs One high speed digital counter Dedicated port - Dallas ID button reader Dedicated port - Swipe card reader tracks 1&2 or RFID clock and data interface CANBus controller: V2.0B, 1 Mbit port Power: External power directly from vehicle's battery: 8V-30V DC Power off: Software controlled Power on: By key press or input signal (ignition or VLU) Watchdog: Hardware and software watchdog mechanism Environment: Operating: -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F) Storage: -20°C to +80°C (-4°F to +176°F) Built-in GSM/GPRS module: Operating: -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F) Storage: -20°C to +80°C (-4°F to +176°F) Physical Dimensions: Length: 200mm/7.87” Width: 82mm/3.22” Depth: 38mm/1.5” Weight: 390gr./13.8Oz. (Basic configuration) Protective Back-Cover: Protects back panel cables and outputs from tampering Private Label: Customers may design their own front panel label. Micronet will produce and supply the MDT with the customized label.
Computer Environment Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 22 Computer Environment CPU: Motorola (Dragon Ball), MC9328MXL 200MHz, ARM9, high performance 32-bit RISC engine. Development Environment and Tools: Full Micronet SDK. Operating System: Windows CE .NET 4.2 is provided with its Core license and provides the option for a Professional license at additional cost. For a description of supported operating system components go to the Net-960CE-S Operating System Spec at http://www.micronet.co.il/product.asp?secID=3&prodID=193. System and Application Memory RAM/SDRAM The Net-960CE-S provides 64 MB of SDRAM, which is partially allocated for system and application usage. When using the Windows CE .NET 4.2 Core license, approximately 16 MB of SDRAM memory is allocated for system and the remainder is allocated for application usage. When using the Windows CE .NET 4.2 Professional license, approximately 27 MB of RAM memory is allocated for system and the remainder is allocated for application usage. Flash Memory The Net-960CE-S provides 32 MB of Flash Memory, which can be used to store the Net-960CE-S application and any other required files (such as transactions) and programs that need to be stored permanently. When using the Windows CE.NET 4.2 Core license, approximately 16 MB of Flash memory is allocated for system usage and the remainder is allocated for storage.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 23 When using the Windows CE .NET 4.2 Professional license, approximately 27 MB of Flash memory is allocated for system usage and the remainder is allocated for storage. Optional DiskOnChip An optional 1 GB internal DiskOnChip can be provided for additional permanent storage of large databases. External Mass Storage The terminal supports standard external mass storage dongles through the USB Host port. NOTE: In order to avoid loss of data, it is recommended that you implement the following memory management techniques: • Do not connect the terminal power to the ignition switch signal in order to prevent uncontrolled power cut offs. Connect the terminal power directly to the car battery and the ignition switch signal to one of the terminal inputs. When the ignition switch signal has been powered off, use the shutdown function to power off the terminal, ensuring that all files and sessions have first been closed. • Use the RAM storage for temporary files that are frequently updated. • Ensure that you close all files that are not currently being used. • When using extended permanent storage, such as DiskOnChip or USB, saving the application executables in the terminal flash memory and the data on the extended storage is the best way to protect your data. Real Time Clock (RTC) The terminal provides a hardware Real Time Clock that operates continuously even when the terminal is powered off, but still connected to the car battery. This option also provides the ability to power on the terminal according to a predefined alarm.
User Interface Options Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 24 User Interface Options The following sections describe the interface options for the Net-960CE-S. Note that the terminal display, customized front panel label and control knob do not exist for the screenless model. Terminal Display The Net-960CE-S provides a monochrome LCD on the front of the MDT that can be used as primary or secondary user interface screen. This terminal display can be used with or without the External Display, described below, both of which can function independently. The terminal display is based on FSTN technology, provides 240 x 64 pixels, dot pitch of 4.4 x 2.6 mm (.17" x .10"), has a contrast ratio of 7:1 and four LED backlight levels. Customized Front Panel Label Micronet provides the option to print a customized front panel label, according to your specifications. Micronet will provide the graphic files and the size specifications to enable you to create your own branding for the terminal's front panel. This is subject to an additional charge per unit, based on quantity. Once printed, Micronet will store the labels and use them for orders placed for this product. Control Knob The Net-960CE-S provides a unique control knob (encoder switch), which enables the control of either the terminal display and/or the external display as determined by the application. The control knob is backlit and provides audio feedback. This feature is especially suited for application menu selection or scrolling through lists. This control knob provides three control operations as follows: right (Down key), left (Up key) and push (Space key).
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 25 Keyboard Standard Model The Net-960CE-S standard model (with screen) provides twelve alpha-numeric and six programmable functional keys (Elastomer). All these keys are backlit, with four levels of programmable illumination, and provide audio feedback. Functional key locations are strategically placed under the terminal display to enable the application to utilize them as a programmable menu. Screenless Model The screenless model provides three pinhole function buttons with audio feedback, that can be used for reset and system management for application configuration. For both models, an external (3rd party) full USB compliant keyboard can be connected to terminal through USB host port. Alert LEDs The Net-960CE-S provides two colored LED Alert Indications, one green and one red, both which can blink.
External Display Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 26 External Display The Net-960CE-S provides the option of an external color screen connection (via Standard AV interface) enabling a second external (3rd party) screen. For this purpose, Net-960CE-S can interface with any standard, automotive grade, color display (generally available with or without touch screen capability). This special screen configuration is ideal for use with the screenless model and also for backseat passengers, for extra navigational comfort and for other interactive on-the-go applications. This external screen can be used as primary or secondary user interface screen with or without the terminal display described above, both of which can function independently. This external screen can provide touch functionality connected through the USB host port of the Net-960CE-S. Voice Options Buzzer The Net-960CE-S provides an internal buzzer for indicating alerts with programmable frequency and duration. Two volume levels are available. Audio Codec The Net-960CE-S provides an Audio Codec that can sound prerecorded system messages (WAV files). This function requires the connection of an external speaker. For more details refer to the External Speaker Connector on page 55.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 27 Communication Serial Communication The Net-960CE-S provides four serial communication ports for serving various internal and external devices. Each of these ports provides different options, as described in the sections that follow. Chapter 4, Net-960CE-S Signal Maps, page 42, describes the function of each signal of each Net-960CE-S port. Serial Port 1 (SER1 Connector) Generally, Serial Port 1 functions as a main system serial port for modem communication. It provides a maximum Baud rate of 115,200bps and one pair of communication control handshake signals (CTS/RTS). It can provide either of the following two functions, as determined by factory settings: • Basic Terminal Configuration (SER1 Connector): In its basic terminal configuration, Serial Port 1 is physically connected to the SER1 connector and provides the control signal CTS/RTS. NOTE: Within the framework of OEM customization, additional RS232 level control signals can be provided. For more information on this subject, please contact Micronet sales support. Backward compatibility: If your are installing the Net-960CE-S as an upgrade to an existing Micronet device (such as the Net-960EX) and want to connect to the same external devices, please refer to Micronet sales support. • Internal Cellular Modem Terminal Configuration: In this configuration, Serial Port 1 is connected internally to the cellular modem and is not connected to the external serial connector. Refer to the Cellular Communication section on page 31 and in the Serial Port 1 (SER1 Connector) section, on page 43 for more details.
Communication Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 28 Serial Port 2 (SER2 Connector) Serial Port 2 is connected to the SER2 connector. It provides a maximum Baud rate of 115,200bps and one pair of communication control handshake signals (CTS/RTS). When using the internal GPS option, the Serial Port 2 can switch between the following two functions as determined by the Net-960CE-S's programmable software. • SER2 (default setting): When the Serial Port 2 is set by the application to connect to the SER2 port, it serves as a standard serial communication port for connection to external devices. • GPS Receiver: When the Serial Port 2 is set by the application to connect internally to the GPS Receiver, it can receive GPS data, which makes it especially suitable for navigation applications and traffic reports. Refer to the GPS Receiver section on page 32 for more details. This means that upon software request, Serial Port 2 can switch between the connection to the SER2 connector and the connection to the internal GPS Receiver. For further details refer to the SER2 Connector section, on page 45.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 29 Serial Port 3 (SER3 Connector) Serial Port 3 is connected to the SER3 connector. It can provide either of the following two features, as determined by factory settings. • RS232 (maximum Baud rate: 115,200bps) with one pair of communication control handshake signals (CTS/RTS). • SAE J1708 (Baud rate: 9600bps only). For further details refer to the SER3 Connector section, on page 46. Serial Port 4 (SER4 Connector) Serial Port 4 can provide either of the following two functions, as enabled by the Net-960CE-S's programmable software: • Default Serial Port 4 Configuration: In this configuration, Serial Port 4 serves as a standard serial communication port for connection to external devices. Its communication standards are RS232 (maximum Baud rate: 115,200bps) with one pair of communication control handshake signals (CTS/RTS). • Internal Bluetooth Module Option: In this option, Serial Port 4 is connected internally to the Bluetooth modem and is not connected to the external serial connector. For further details, refer to the SER4 Connector section, on page 48.
Communication Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 30 USB Device Port The Net-960CE-S provides a USB device port to enable connection to devices that have a USB host port, such as laptops. This port is especially useful for interacting with the Net-960CE-S by downloading firmware, applications and configurations. It can also be used for software and technical support. This functionality complies with Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev. 1.1 and supports full-speed (12 Mbit/s). USB Host Ports The Net-960CE-S optionally provides two USB 2 host ports connected through a double USB host connector. These ports enable the connection to devices that have a USB device interface, such as USB printers, USB keyboards, USB memory storage devices and so on. For further details, refer to the USB Host Connector section, page 50. This functionality complies with Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev. 2.0 and supports full-speed (12 Mbit/s) and low-speed (1.5 Mbit/s). CANBus Port The Net-960CE-S optionally provides a CANBus port that enables the connection of a variety of vehicle peripherals through the EXT1 connector, such as the vehicle's computer, vehicle's sensors and so on. For further details, refer to the EXT1 Connector section, page 51. The provided CANBus V2.0B (a 1 Mbit port) supports the following functionality: • 0 - 8 byte length in the data field • Standard and extended data and remote frames • Two receive buffers with prioritized message storage • Six 29-bit filters • Two 29-bit masks • Three transmit buffers with prioritization and abort features
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 31 Wireless Communication • Cellular Communication, below • GPS Receiver, page 32 • Wireless LAN, page 33 • Bluetooth Communication, page 33 Cellular Communication As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S can optionally provide an internal GSM/GPRS Cellular Modem to enable communication functionality between the terminal and any server or back-office. The Motorola G24 cellular modem that is optionally provided with the Net-960CE-S has the following features: • Quad band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz • GPRS Multi slot class 10 • MO/MT SMS • FAX • VOICE The internal modem option requires an external antenna connection and a SIM card. WARNING The wireless LAN antenna connector and the GPRS antenna connector on the back panel of the Net-960CE-S are both SMA connectors. Ensure that you connect the correct antenna to the correct connector. Voice calls can be supported and require an external speaker and a microphone connection, as shown on page 55 and 56. NOTE: In this configuration, Serial Port 1 is connected internally to the cellular modem and is not connected to the external SER1 connector.
Communication Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 32 The bottom of the Net-960CE-S provides a SIM card slot and the back panel of the Net-960CE-S will have a cellular modem antenna connector, as shown on page 17. For further details, refer to the Cellular Modem Antenna Connector section, page 54. GPS Receiver As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides an internal GPS receiver especially suited for navigation applications and traffic reports. Serial Port 2 can switch between the internal GPS Receiver and the external SER2 connector (page 28 and 45) upon software request. The Trimble Lassen iQ module is provided with the following features: • 12-channel simultaneous operation • Horizontal Accuracy: <5 meters (50%), <8 meters (90%) • Altitude Accuracy: <10 meters (50%), <16 meters (90%) • Supports NMEA 0183, TSIP, TAIP protocols The GPS Receiver requires an external GPS antenna connection. The GPS antenna receives the GPS satellite signals and passes them to the GPS Receiver. The GPS signals are spread spectrum signals in the 1575 MHz range and do not penetrate conductive or opaque surfaces. Therefore, the antenna must be located outdoors with a clear view of the sky. For further details, refer to the GPS Antenna Connector section, page 54. WARNING! When magnetic-mount or permanent-mount GPS antennas are installed on a metal source for prolonged periods, care must be taken to insulate the antennas in order to prevent galvanic corrosion or electrical damage. The back panel of the Net-960CE-S provides a GPS antenna connector, as shown on page 16.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 33 Wireless LAN As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides an internal Wireless Local Area Network (IEEE 802.11) module especially suited to high-speed data transfer over the air, when the Wireless LAN hotspots infrastructure is provided. For applications that require large scale data transactions, the Wireless LAN option is the most economical way to implement the solution (as wireless LAN data transactions are free). The Onboard Wireless LAN module is provided with the following features: • Specification Compliance: IEEE 802.11b/g standard protocol (CSMA/CA) • Frequency Range: 2.412 Ghz~2.484 Ghz • Data Baud Rate: 54 Mbps The Wireless LAN option requires an external antenna connection. WARNING The wireless LAN antenna connector and the GPRS antenna connector on the back panel of the Net-960CE-S are both SMA connectors. Ensure that you connect the correct antenna to the correct connector. Bluetooth Communication As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides an internal Bluetooth Class 1 module with an internal antenna, which can communicate with a variety of peripherals, such as printers, PDAs, laptops, cellular phones and so on. This functionality complies with Bluetooth specifications version 2.0 + EDR Class 1 power level. NOTE: In this configuration, Serial Port 4 is connected internally to the Bluetooth module and is not connected to the external serial connector. For further details refer to the SER4 Connector section, on page 48.
Control Signals Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 34 Control Signals As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides a variety of digital inputs and outputs and two analog inputs that can be used to connect devices and sensors at a variety of voltage levels. Digital SignalsSeveral digital control input of the terminal can provide counter functionality of up to 1 KHz. SER1 Control Signals Depending on the terminal configuration, the SER1 connector can provide up to three control inputs with counter functionality and up to two control outputs at automotive voltage level. These I/Os can be used for the monitoring and operating of external devices. For further details about voltage parameters and signal configuration, refer to the Serial Port 1(SER1 Connector) section on page 27. EXT Control Signals As determined by factory settings, the EXT connectors optionally provide a variety of inputs and outputs in a variety of voltage levels. The EXT connectors can serve dedicated ports for extended device functionality or they can be used as regular control signals. The EXT1 connector provides one regular digital input, which can be used as a regular control input or as a high speed counter input of up to 1 MHz. For further details, refer to the EXT1 Connector section, page 51. The EXT3 connector provides five digital input signals with counter functionality. These signals also serve the magnetic cards reader interface, and cannot be used as input signals when a magnetic cards reader is connected. For further details, refer to the EXT3 Connector section, page 53.
Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 35 Analog Signals As determined by factory settings, the EXT2 connector optionally can provide two analog inputs with a voltage range of 0 to 30V to monitor compatible vehicle peripherals. For further details, refer to the EXT2 Connector section, page 52. Peripheral Support – Dedicated Ports Magnetic Card Reader Port As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides a magnetic card reader (track 1 and track 2) clock and data interface port connected through the EXT3 connectors that can be used for a variety of applications, such as to read driver identification or credit card transactions. For further details, refer to the Ext3 Connector section, page 53. Memory ID Button Reader Port As determined by factory settings, the Net-960CE-S optionally provides a 1-Wire interface port (through the EXT2 connector), which provides control, signaling and power over a single-wire connection. By connecting an optional touch probe accessory, Dallas ID Memory Buttons can be used as a means for identification and authorization control. For further details, refer to the EXT2 Connector section, page 52.
Overview Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 36 6Chapter 3 Net-960CE-S Power About This Chapter This chapter describes the various aspects of Net-960CE-S power, such as power management, battery voltage, peripheral voltage supply and power down control. Overview The Net-960CE-S power is drawn directly from the vehicle's 12V/24V DC battery, and provides intelligent power management options that reduce drain on the vehicle’s main battery. The Net-960CE-S also enables the control of external peripheral power, backlight and power lines for internal modules. Both internal and external devices can be turned on and off, as required.
Net-960CE-S Power Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 37 Battery Voltage Input Net-960CE-S power is connected through the SER1 connector pin 8 (+) and pin 5 (-). The nominal voltage supply for the Net-960CE from the vehicle’s battery is 12 or 24V. The operating range is between 8 and 30V. The terminal must be connected directly to the vehicle's battery or VLU (Vehicle Location Unit). WARNING! Do not connect the terminal power to the ignition switch signal in order to prevent uncontrolled power cut offs, which may have a detrimental affect on the operating system. Connect the terminal power directly to the car battery and the ignition switch signal to one of the terminal inputs. When the ignition switch signal has been powered off, use the shutdown function to power off the terminal, ensuring that all files and sessions have first been closed. The Net-960CE-S has no internal fuse, and therefore its connected to the vehicle's power source line should be protected by a 10A fuse. Additionally, a 4A fuse should be added to the power cable with an inline fuse holder for HHC/HHD blade-type fuses. Table 6: Terminal Power Consumption Operation Mode Current Consumption Power Off ~ 1mA Idle (no active application) ~ 120mA Active (without wireless communication) ~ 400mA Run (with wireless communication) ~ 750mA
Power Management Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 38 Power Management When connected to the car battery, the Net-960CE-S terminal can only be powered down by software control. The applications can be designed to power down the terminal when a signal drop is detected on the input lines. For example, when the ignition is turned off or according to AVL request. The Net-960CE-S provides three input lines that turn on the terminal upon signal rise. For example, when the ignition is turned on. In addition, pressing the control knob also turns on the terminal. A Real Time Clock option also provides the ability to power on the terminal according to a predefined alarm. NOTE: Within the framework of OEM customization, one of these input lines can be factory set not to turn on the terminal. The terminal also has the ability to control the power supply to internal terminal modules. Watchdog The Net-960CE-S provides an intelligent watchdog module that provides various options for programming the terminal to automatically reset. For example, after an error and a timeout.
Net-960CE-S Power Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 39 Manual Reset and Boot Mode The standard model of the Net-960CE-S terminal can be reset by simultaneously pressing the 5, 8 and F1 keys. Simultaneously press the 5, 8 and F1 buttons to resetSimultaneously press the 5, 8 and F1 buttons to reset The screenless model of the Net-960CE-S terminal can be reset by simultaneously pressing the F1 and F2 keys. Simultaneously press the F1 and F2 buttons to resetSimultaneously press the F1 and F2 buttons to reset NOTE: It is highly recommended not to use the Manual Reset operation. This operation should only be activated by a technician. This operation should not be activated while the application is running or saving data to the FLASH storage or DiskOnChip, as it may damage FLASH sectors.
Peripherals Voltage Supply Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 40 Peripherals Voltage Supply The Net-960CE-S provides programmable operating voltage of 5V for external peripheral devices. This supplied voltage is filtered and stabilized, thus eliminating battery voltage fluctuations and noise. All voltage supply lines are protected and current limited. This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes the enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA of aggregated power can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals.
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Peripherals Voltage Supply Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 42 7Chapter 4 Net-960CE-S Signal Maps About This Chapter This chapter provides various tables mapping the power and communication signals of the Net-960CE-S ports. The options and functionality of each of these ports are described in detail in Chapter 2, Net-960CE-S Technical and Functional Description on page 18. Some of the connectors described in this chapter, such as the SER1 connector, have two factory configurable options, each of which have a different signaling map. In these cases, two signaling map tables are provided. All pins are protected against electrostatic discharge (ESD protected). The following lists some of the abbreviations used in the signal descriptions of this chapter: I Input signal O Output signal B Bus signal V Voltage signal G Ground
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 43 Serial Port 1 (SER1 Connector) Connector type: D-type 9-pin Male. Table 7: (SER1) Connector Pinout for Basic Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 SER1_IN1 (DSR) I Control Input/ Counter Typical Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V -30V 6V Input High: VIH 12V-24V +8V +30V Frequency: Up to 1KHz 2 RXD (COM1) I Receive Data EIA-RS232 level 3 TXD (COM1) O Transmit Data EIA-RS232 level 4 RTS (COM1) O Request To Send EIA-RS232 level 5 GND G MDT Power Supply Ground 6 CTS (COM1) I Clear To Send EIA-RS232 level 7 SER1_OUT2 (DTR) O Control Output Open Collector Max. switchable current = 300mA Max. switchable voltage = +VIN Max. saturation voltage = 0.6V 8 +VIN V MDT Power Supply Voltage Typical Min Max +12V-24V +8V +30V 9 SER1_IN3 (RI) I Control Input/ Counter Typical Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V -30V 6V Input High: VIH 12V-24V +8V +30VFrequency: Up to 1KHz
Serial Port 1 (SER1 Connector) Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 44 NOTE: Within the framework of OEM customization, DSR, DTR and RI communication control signals can be provided instead of automotive control I/O. Table 8: (SER1) Connector Pinout for Internal GPRS/GPS Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 SER1_IN1 I Control Input/ Counter Typical Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V -30V 6V Input High: VIH 12V-24V +8V +30V Frequency: Up to 1KHz 2 NC Not connected 3 NC Not connected 4 SER1_OUT1 O Control Output Open Collector Max. switchable current = 300mA Max. switchable voltage = +VIN Max. saturation voltage = 0.6V 5 GND G MDT Power Supply Ground 6 SER1_IN2 I Control Input/ Counter Typical Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V -30V 6V Input High: VIH 12V-24V +8V +30V 7 SER1_OUT2 O Control Output Open Collector Max. switchable current = 300mA Max. switchable voltage = +VIN Max. saturation voltage = 0.6V 8 +VIN V MDT Power Supply Voltage Typical Min Max +12V-24V +8V +30V 9 SER1_IN3 I Control Input/ Counter Typical Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V -30V 6V Input High: VIH 12V-24V +8V +30V Frequency: Up to 1KHz
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 45 Serial Port 2 (SER2 Connector) Connector type: RJ12 6-pin female. Table 9: (SER2) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 RTS (COM2) O Request To Send EIA-RS232 level. 3 TXD (COM2) O Transmit Data EIA-RS232 level. Note: This signal can be switched between the internal GPS module and this connector pin. 4 RXD (COM2) I Receive Data EIA-RS232 level. Note: This signal can be switched between the internal GPS module and this connector pin. 5 CTS (COM2) I Clear To Send EIA-RS232 level. 6 GND G Ground
Serial Port 3 (SER3 Connector) Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 46 Serial Port 3 (SER3 Connector) Connector type: RJ12 6-pin Female. Table 10: (SER3) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 RTS (COM3) O Request To Send EIA-RS232 level 3 TXD (COM3) O Transmit Data EIA-RS232 level 4 RXD (COM3) I Receive Data EIA-RS232 level 5 CTS (COM3) I Clear To Send EIA-RS232 level 6 GND G Ground
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 47 Table 11: (SER3) Connector Pinout for J1708 Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 RTS (COM3) O Request To Send EIA-RS232 level 3 -IN (COM3) B J1708 Bus Pin (-) SAE J1708 level 4 +IN (COM3) B J1708 Bus Pin (+) SAE J1708 level 5 CTS (COM3) I Clear To Send EIA-RS232 level 6 GND G Ground
Serial Port 4 (SER4 Connector) Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 48 Serial Port 4 (SER4 Connector) Connector type: RJ12 6-pin Female. Table 12: (SER4) Connector Pinout for RS232 Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 RTS (COM4) O Request To Send EIA-RS232 level 3 TXD (COM4) O Transmit Data EIA-RS232 level 4 RXD (COM4) I Receive Data EIA-RS232 level 5 CTS (COM3) I Clear To Send EIA-RS232 level 6 GND G Ground
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 49 Table 13: (SER4) Connector Pinout for Internal Bluetooth Configuration Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to the Power Out pins of all SER and EXT connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 NC Not connected 3 NC Not connected 4 NC Not connected 5 NC Not connected 6 GND G Ground USB Device Connector Connector type: USB Type B. Table 14: (USB Device) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 NC Not connected 2 D+ B USB Data (+) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 1.1. 3 D- B USB Data (-) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 1.1. 4 GND G Ground
USB Host Connectors Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 50 USB Host Connectors Connector type: Double USB Type A. Table 15: (USB Host Slot 1) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V V 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 D+ B USB Data (+) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 2. 3 D- B USB Data (-) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 2. 4 GND G Ground Table 16: (USB Host Slot 2) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 +5V V 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. 2 D+ B USB Data (+) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 2. 3 D- B USB Data (-) Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev 2. 4 GND G Ground
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 51 EXT1 Connector Connector type: RJ11 4-pin Female. Table 17: (EXT1) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 CANBus H B CAN High-Level Voltage I/O CANBus Specification V2.0B 2 CANBus L B CAN Low-Level Voltage I/O CANBus Specification V2.0B 3 EXT1_IN1 / High Speed Counter Input I Control Input/ High Speed Counter CMOS Level 3.3V. 5V tolerant Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V Internal Line Termination Resistor 10 ohm 4 GND G Ground
EXT2 Connector Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 52 EXT2 Connector Connector type: RJ11 4-pin Female Table 18: (EXT2) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 A/D Input1 I Analog Input 0V-30V max, 12k OHM 2 IN / OUT / ID Button Port I/O One-Wire Interface. (DALLAS ID Button Interface) Port. 3 GND G Ground 4 A/D Input2 I Analog Input 0V-30V max, 12k OHM
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 53 EXT3 Connector Connector type: RJ45 8-pin Female. Table 19: (EXT3) Connector Pinout Pin Signal Type Function Specifications 1 EXT3_IN1 I Control Input/Counter Min Max Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 2 EXT3_IN2 / CARD DETECT I Control Input/ Card Detect (Card Reader Port)/Counter Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 3 EXT3_IN3 / CARD CLK 2 I Control Input/ Clock Track 2 (Card Reader Port)/Counter Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 4 EXT3_IN4 / CARD DATA 2 I Control Input/ Data Track 2 (Card Reader Port) Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 5 EXT3_IN5 / CARD CLK 1 I Control Input/ Clock Track 1 (Card Reader Port)/Counter Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 6 EXT3_IN6 / CARD DATA 1 I Control Input/Data Track 1 (Card Reader Port) Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 7 GND G Ground Input Low: VIL 0V 0.8V Input High: VIH 2.0V 5.5V 8 +5V_SW V Switched 5V Power Out Pin +5V±10%; 500mA max. Note: This signal is simultaneously connected to Power Out pins of all (SER) and (EXT) connectors. Switching this signal on/off causes enabling/disabling of all connected peripherals. A total of 700mA can be supplied by the terminal to all connected peripherals. * All pins are at 3.3V. 5V tolerant CMOS Level.
GPS Antenna Connector Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 54 GPS Antenna Connector Connector type: MCX Female GPS Antenna ConnectorGPS Antenna Performance Recommendations: Active, 3.3 VDC WARNING! When magnetic-mount or permanent-mount GPS antennas are installed on a metal source for prolonged periods, care must be taken to insulate the antennas in order to prevent galvanic corrosion or electrical damage. Cellular Modem Antenna Connector Connector type: SMA Female Cellular Modem Antenna ConnectorTable 20: GSM/GPRS Antenna Performance Recommendations Frequencies TX 824 – 849 MHz GSM 850 RX 869 – 893 MHz TX 880 – 915 MHz GSM 900 RX 925 – 960 MHz TX 1710 – 1785 MHz DCS 1800 RX 1805 – 1880 MHz TX 1850 - 1910 MHz PCS 1900 RX 1930 – 1990 MHz Gain: 0 dBi (unity) gain or greater Impedance: 50 Ohm VSWR: Typical: 1.5:1 Worst Case: 2.5:1
Net-960CE-S Signal Maps Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 55 WARNING The wireless LAN antenna connector and the GPRS antenna connector on the back panel of the Net-960CE-S are both SMA connectors. Ensure that you connect the correct antenna to the correct connector. Wireless LAN Antenna Connector Connector type: SMA Female Wireless LAN Antenna Connector Table 21: Wireless LAN Antenna Performance Recommendations Frequency: 2400-2500 MHz Gain: 2 dBi gain or greater Impedance: 50 Ohm VSWR: Typical: 1.5:1 WARNING The wireless LAN antenna connector and the GPRS antenna connector on the back panel of the Net-960CE-S are both SMA connectors. Ensure that you connect the correct antenna to the correct connector. External Speaker Connector External Speaker ConnectorConnector type: 3.5mm Mono Jack Female Mono loudspeaker output: 1.1 W, 4-8 OHM
AV Connector Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 56 AV Connector Connector type: RCA Phono Jack (Yellow) Female AV Connector Composite Video PAL (ITU-R624-3) System NOTE: The quality of the cable connected to the external display may affect the quality of the picture. Use a braid and foil cable from a reputable company. Avoid the usage of poor quality cables. Microphone Connector Connector type: 2.5mm Mono Jack Female Microphone ConnectorMicrophone performance recommendations: • Electret microphone • 2.2V Feeding source • Resistance up to 2K SIM Card Connector SIM Card Connector SIM Card Standard SIM card connector type 32K SIM 1.8V / 3.0V
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SIM Card Connector Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 58 8Chapter 5 Net-960CE-S Installation About This Chapter This chapter describes the installation procedure of the Net-960CE-S device, including bracket mounting and electrical installation, as follows: 1 Determine the optimal positioning of the Net-960CE-S in the vehicle to enable access and a clear view. 2 Perform the mechanical installation of the Net-960CE-S on the mounting bracket, as described on page 59. 3 Perform the electrical preparation of the external devices to suit the Net-960CE-S communication cables, as described on page 61. 4 Connect all external devices and antennas. 5 Connect the Net-960CE-S's power.
Net-960CE-S Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 59 Mechanical Installation Mounting the Net-960CE-S MDT - Standard Model The Net-960CE-S is supplied with a mounting bracket with eight 6.3mm (0.25”) holes prepared in advance for attachment to the vehicle’s dashboard. 1 Affix the bracket in the desired position using as many screws as required. 2 Align the round rubber mount on the right and left sides of the Net-960CE-S with one of the three holes provided on the sides of the bracket. Both sides should be aligned with the same hole, meaning either the top, middle or bottom hole on each side. 3 Attached the rubber side screws from the outside of each side of the bracket so that it goes through the bracket hole and screws into the rubber mount, which is attached to the Net-960CE-S. Screw it in firmly, but do not over-tighten. Figure 6: Mechanical Installation – Standard Model
Mechanical Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 60 Mounting the Net-960CE-S MDT - Screenless Model The Net-960CE-S screenless model has four tabs for the insertion and tightening of screws. NOTE: Ensure that the Net-960CE-S screenless model is attached to a flat surface. Pay attention to mount it in such a way that you have access to both the SIM card slot and the configuration keys. Figure 7: Mechanical Installation – Screenless Model
Net-960CE-S Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 61 Electrical Installation Prepare the power and communication cables in the vehicle as required by the Net-960CE-S model that you are installing, as determined by factory and application settings. Connect the power and communication connectors to the terminal sockets. Power Cable Wires Use a 24AWG – 28AWG wire gauge to prepare the Net-960CE-S power cable, which can be up to 3 meters (118.11 inches) long. Power Protection Fuse The Net-960CE-S has no internal fuse. It should be connected to a power source line in the vehicle protected by 10A fuse. Additionally, a 4A fuse should be added to the power cable with an inline fuse holder for HHC/HHD blade-type fuses.
Electrical Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 62 Figure 8: SER 1 Connector Wiring Scheme – Basic Configuration Vehicle Ignition Switch Connection To enable proper power management, it is recommended to connect the vehicle ignition switch to one of the three inputs in the SER1 port. In addition the application should monitor this input in order to determine when to turn the terminal on and off. The figure shows the wiring scheme of the SER 1 Port.
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Electrical Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 64 9Appendix A Net-960CE-S Certifications FCC ID: U8ONET960CE 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. This FCC ID belong to WiLAN configurations. This family of products with GPRS confirguratins, contain FCC ID: IHDT56FV1.
Net-960CE-S Certifications Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 65 The FCC Wants You to Know 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: a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. b) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. c) Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. d) Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician. FCC Warning Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user authority to operate the equipment under FCC Rules.
Electrical Installation Net-960CE-S MDT Hardware Guide 66 Instructions concerning human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields. To comply with FCC Section 1.307 (b)(1) for human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields, implement the following instruction: A distance of at least 20cm. between the equipment and all persons should be maintained during the operation of the equipment. The antenna installation must be co-located or operate in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. The GPRS/GSM module contains 900 MHz GSM and 1800 MHz DCS functions that are not operational in U.S. Territories.

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