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GSM/GPRS/GPS Tracker GV100User Manual TRACGV100UM001Revision: 1.00 Quectel Wireless Solutions www.quectel.comInfo@quectel.com

GV100 User manual Document Title GV100 User manual Version 1.00 Date 2009-10-15 Status Initial Document Control ID TRACGV100UM001 General Notes Quectel offers this information as a service to its customers, to support application and engineering efforts that use the products designed by Quectel. The information provided is based upon requirements specifically provided to Quectel by the customers. Quectel has not undertaken any independent search for additional relevant information, including any information that may be in the customer’s possession. Furthermore, system validation of this product designed by Quectel within a larger electronic system remains the responsibility of the customer or the customer’s system integrator. All specifications supplied herein are subject to change. Copyright This document contains proprietary technical information which is the property of Quectel Limited., copying of this document and giving it to others and the using or communication of the contents thereof, are forbidden without express authority. Offenders are liable to the payment of damages. All rights reserved in the event of grant of a patent or the registration of a utility model or design. All specification supplied herein are subject to change without notice at any time. Copyright © Shanghai Quectel Wireless Solutions Co., Ltd. 2009 TRACGv100UM001 - 1 -

GV100 User manual Contents Contents ............................................................................................................................................2 0. Revision history ............................................................................................................................3 1. Introduction...................................................................................................................................4 1.1. Reference.............................................................................................................................4 1.2. Terms and abbreviations......................................................................................................4 2. Product Overview .........................................................................................................................5 2.1. Appearance..........................................................................................................................5 2.2. Parts List..............................................................................................................................5 3. Interface Description And Installation Guide................................................................................7 3.1. SIM Card Interface..............................................................................................................7 3.2. Antenna Interface ................................................................................................................8 3.2.1. Install Antennas.................................................................................................8 3.2.2. GPS antenna specification.................................................................................8 3.2.3. GSM antenna specification ...............................................................................9 3.3. Power Interface .................................................................................................................10 3.3.1. Power Interface definition...............................................................................10 3.3.2. Power connection............................................................................................11 3.3.3. Ignition Detect.................................................................................................12 3.3.4. Ignition Control...............................................................................................13 3.4. I/O Interface ......................................................................................................................14 3.4.1. Electrical conditions for digital inputs ............................................................15 3.4.2. Digital Input without Interrupt........................................................................16 3.4.3. Digital Input with Interrupt .............................................................................16 3.4.4. Analog Input....................................................................................................16 3.4.5. Digital Output..................................................................................................17 3.4.6. Digital Output with Built-in Relay..................................................................18 3.5. Audio Interface..................................................................................................................19 3.6. RS232 Interface.................................................................................................................21 3.7. Fasten The Device.............................................................................................................22 TRACGv100UM001 - 2 -

GV100 User manual 0. Revision history Revision Date Author Description of change 1.00 2009-10-15 Edwin Peng Initial TRACGv100UM001 - 3 -

GV100 User manual 1. Introduction The GV100 is a powerful GPS Locator designed for vehicle tracking or asserts tracking. With superior receiving sensitivity, fast TTFF (Time to First Fix) and Quad-Band GSM frequencies 850/900/1800/1900, its location can be monitored in real time or periodically tracked by a backend server or other specified terminals. The GV100 has multiple input/output interfaces which can be used for monitoring or controlling external devices. Based on the integrated @Track protocol, the GV100 can communicate with a backend server through the GPRS/GSM network to transfer reports of Emergency, Geo-fence boundary crossings, Lower Battery or scheduled GPS position along with many other useful functions. Users can also use GV100 to monitor the status of a vehicle and control the vehicle with its onboard relay output. System Integrators can easily setup their tracking systems based on the full-featured @Track protocol. 1.1. Reference SN Document name Remark [1] GV100 @Track Air Interface Protocol v1 00.PDF The air protocol interface between GV100 and backend server. [2] 1.2. Terms and abbreviations Abbreviation Description TRACGv100UM001 - 4 -

GV100 User manual 2. Product Overview 2.1. Appearance 2.2. Parts List Name Picture GV100 Locater Power Cable with fuse I/O cable TRACGv100UM001 - 5 -

GV100 User manual Steel Piece GPS Antenna GSM Antenna 12V DC power supply (Optional) USB-232 data cable (Optional) Relay (Optional) TRACGv100UM001 - 6 -

GV100 User manual 3. Interface Description And Installation Guide 3.1. SIM Card Interface To install the SIM card Step 1: Press the yellow button on the right side of SIM card slot to eject the SIM card holder. Step 2: Put the SIM card on the SIM card holder. Step 3: Install the SIM card holder to SIM card slot. TRACGv100UM001 - 7 -

GV100 User manual 3.2. Antenna Interface 3.2.1. Install Antennas There are two SMA antenna connectors on GV100, one for GPS and another for GSM. Please find the GSM antenna and GSM antenna in package box. Install them to the correct SMA connector like following. 3.2.2. GPS antenna specification GPS antenna: Frequency: 1575.42MHz Bandwidth: >5MHz Beamwidth: >120 deg Supply voltage: 3.3V Polarization: RHCP or Linear Gain: Passive: 0dBi minimum Active: 15dB Impedance: 50Ω VSWR: ﹤2 Noise figure: <3 TRACGv100UM001 - 8 -

GV100 User manual 3.2.3. GSM antenna specification Frequency and bandwidth GSM850: 824MHz to 894MHz; EGSM900: 880MHz to 960MHz; DCS1800: 1710MHz to 1885MHz; PCS1900: 1850MHz to 1990MHz; Direction: Omnidirection; Gain: Passive: >0dBi; Impedance: 50Ω; VSWR: <4; Efficient: GSM850: >40%; EGSM900: >40%; DCS1800: >30%; PCS1900: >30%; TRACGv100UM001 - 9 -

GV100 User manual 3.3. Power Interface 3.3.1. Power Interface definition There are four Pins on power connector: Index Color of power cable Description Recommended Function1 Red Power (+8V ~ 32V) Power 2 Black Ground Ground 3 Yellow Input 1 (Digital , Positive Trigger) Ignition Key Detect 4 White Digital Output 1 (Negative Trigger) TRACGv100UM001 - 10 -

GV100 User manual 3.3.2. Power connection The input voltage range of GV100 is 8V to 32V DC and can be connected to vehicle’s battery directly (12V or 24V DC). Please install the power like following. TRACGv100UM001 - 11 -

GV100 User manual 3.3.3. Ignition Detect The PIN 3 of power connector is Input 1 (Digital, Positive trigger). Its electrical conditions are: Logical State Electrical State Active 5.0V to 32V Inactive 0V to 3V or Open It is strongly recommended to connect this pin to ignition key to support the power saving function when the vehicle is off. Please note input 1 does not have interrupt and the recommended sample rate is 3 seconds. TRACGv100UM001 - 12 -

GV100 User manual 3.3.4. Ignition Control The PIN 4 of power connector is Output 1 (Digital, Negative trigger). It is Open-Drain type with no internal pull-up resistor which also be used to control a relay. It means that the user has to provide a pull-up resistor or a relay coil to any positive voltage (32V max.) to detect an inactive output by voltage. It can drive a continuous current of 0.2A. The electrical conditions of it are: Logical State Electrical State Active <1.5V, max current is 0.2A Inactive Open or the pull-up voltage (max 32V) User can use this pin to control a relay output. An example to control the ignition key is showed in following figure. Please refer to chapter 3.4.5 for the detail information on how to drive a relay with digital output. TRACGv100UM001 - 13 -

GV100 User manual 3.4. I/O Interface There are several inputs and outputs on I/O cable and the definition are: Index Color on I/O cable Description Recommended Function 1 White Input 2 (Digital , Positive Trigger) 2 Black Input 3 (Digital , Positive Trigger, With interrupt) 3 Brown Input 4 (Digital , Negative Trigger, With interrupt) Panic Button 4 Yellow Input 5 (Digital , Negative Trigger) 5 Gray Input 6 (Analog, Input voltage range : 0 – 28 V) 6 Purple Digital Output 2 (Negative Trigger) 7 Red Digital Output 3 (Negative Trigger) 8 Green Digital Output 4 (Negative Trigger) 9 Orange 10 Blue Digital Output 5 (Built in Relay) TRACGv100UM001 - 14 -

GV100 User manual 3.4.1. Electrical conditions for digital inputs For negative trigger inputs the electrical conditions are: Logical State Electrical State Active 0V to 0.8V Inactive 1.7V to 32V or Open For positive trigger inputs the electrical conditions are: Logical State Electrical State Active 5.0V to 32V Inactive 0V to 3V or Open The example connections are showed in following figure: Example connection for Positive Trigger digital inputs Example connection for Negative Trigger digital inputs TRACGv100UM001 - 15 -

GV100 User manual 3.4.2. Digital Input without Interrupt Input 2 and input 5 are digital inputs which do not have interrupt. The sample rate for these two digital inputs is 100ms to 25 seconds. The recommend sample rate is 3 seconds. Please note the high sample rate will also result in high power consumption. Input 2 is positive trigger and Input 5 is negative trigger. 3.4.3. Digital Input with Interrupt Input 3 and input 4 are digital inputs which have interrupt. Input 3 is positive trigger and input 4 is negative trigger. The example connections are same as showed in chapter 3.4.1. Input 4 is also recommended to support panic button function and the connection is showed as following. 3.4.4. Analog Input The pin 5 of I/O cable is used for analog to digital converter. The input voltage range is 0V to 28V and can tolerant 32V voltage. Please note it is an average value based on the sample rate of 10 seconds, which means the bust on voltage input will not be detected. TRACGv100UM001 - 16 -

GV100 User manual 3.4.5. Digital Output The outputs are Open-Drain type with no internal pull-up resistor which also be used to control a relay. It means that the user has to provide a pull-up resistor or a relay coil to any positive voltage (32V max.) to detect an inactive output by voltage. Each output can drive a continuous current of 0.2A. The electrical conditions are: Logical State Electrical State Active <1.5V, max current is 0.2A Inactive Open or the pull-up voltage (max 32V) The outputs are used for cutting/restoring GND. The example connections are: The example connection to drive a LED The example connection to drive a Relay If the digital output is used to drive a relay, a catch diode is showed across the relay coil, this is necessary to prevent damage to the digital output when the relay is turned off. Many modern relays come with this diode pre-installed internal to the relay itself. If the relay has this diode, insure the proper relay polarity connected is used. If this diode is not internal, it should be added externally. A common diode such as a 1N4004 will work in most circumstances. TRACGv100UM001 - 17 -

GV100 User manual 3.4.6. Digital Output with Built-in Relay The build in relay output is Open-Drain type with no internal pull-up resistor. It means that the user has to provide a pull-up resistor to any positive voltage to detect an inactive output by voltage. The switch capacity of the relay contact is 60W, so it can drive a continuous current of 2A at the input voltage of 30V and 1.85A at the input voltage of 32V. The electrical conditions are: Logical State Electrical State Active 0V Inactive Open or the pull-up voltage (max 32V) The output is used for cutting/restoring GND. It can be directly drive a LED and the example connection is showed as following. TRACGv100UM001 - 18 -

GV100 User manual 3.5. Audio Interface The audio connector is designed to connect a non-balanced hands-free audio system. It is designed to use a 2.5mm stereo plug with the following configuration, please pay attention to the common GND ,this common GND is used only for audio ground, it should not used as a power ground. The speaker interface can be connected to a 32ohm speaker or an audio amplifier which drive a louder speaker. The electret microphone is recommended. Audio Jack Interface Definition Example connection for audio TRACGv100UM001 - 19 -

GV100 User manual Microphone input characteristics Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Working Voltage 1.0 1.5 2.0 V Working Current 200 500 uA External Microphone Load Resistance 2.2 k Ohm Speaker output characteristics Parameter Min Typ Max Unit Speaker load Resistance 16 32 Ohm Speaker output level 0 2.4 Vpp Maxim driving current limit of speaker 50 mA TRACGv100UM001 - 20 -

GV100 User manual 3.6. RS232 Interface An RS232 interface has been implemented on GV100 and it can be used to configure the runtime parameters of GV100. RS232 DB-9 Connector Pin Description (PC side) Pin Index Signal Name Signal Description 1 CD Carrier Detect 2 RXD Receive Data 3 TXD Transmit Data 4 DTR Data Terminal Ready 5 GND Ground 6 None None 7 RTS Request To Send 8 CTS Clear To Send 9 RI Ring Indicator TRACGv100UM001 - 21 -

GV100 User manual 3.7. Fasten The Device Please use the steel piece and screw to fasten the device. TRACGv100UM001 - 22 -

GV100 User manual 4. Compliance This transmitter is using outdoor antennas that operate at 20cm or more from nearby persons. TRACGv100UM001 - 23 -

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