Herunterladen Inhalt Inhalt
Teilen
Diese Seite drucken
  1. Anleitungen
  2. Marken
  3. Starcom Systems Anleitungen
  4. Auto Navigationssysteme
  5. Helios
  6. Installationsanleitung

Starcom Systems Helios Installationsanleitung

Vorschau ausblenden
Inhaltsverzeichnis

Werbung

Quicklinks

Diese Anleitung herunterladen
Helios Installation Manual
th
Last Update: January 14
, 2009

Werbung

Inhaltsverzeichnis
loading

Inhaltszusammenfassung für Starcom Systems Helios

  • Seite 1 Helios Installation Manual Last Update: January 14 , 2009...
  • Seite 2 COPYRIGHT © STARCOM SYSTEMS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Distribution of substantively modified versions of this document is prohibited without the explicit permission of the copyright holder. Distribution of this work, or of a derivative thereof, in any standard (paper) book form for commercial purposes is prohibited unless prior permission is obtained from the copyright holder.

  • Seite 3: Inhaltsverzeichnis

    Positioning the Helios Optimally ............ 14 Tools Required for Installing the Helios ......... 15 Before Installing ................15 Installing the Helios ................ 15 Connecting External Relays to Enable Helios Functions ....16 Fuel Management..............20 Chapter 5 Helios Accessories ............. 21 Remote Devices ................21 Dallas iButton ................

  • Seite 4: Chapter 1 Starcom System Overview

    Chapter 1 Starcom System Overview The Starcom Helios is the mobile component of Starcom’s advanced vehicle tracking and fleet management system. The system uses advanced software algorithms for field tracking of vehicles and provides customers with a selection of real-time information about the tracked vehicle.

  • Seite 5: The Hardware Module - Helios

    Helios. The Hardware Module – Helios The Helios integrates a GPS receiver and a GSM or CDMA cellular network modem. It provides a complete vehicle security alarm and fleet management solution. The two- way communication modem, based on existing wireless infrastructure, makes it possible to deploy the system with immediate and full functionality around the world.

  • Seite 6: Basic Helios Logic States

     Silent Delay – The Helios enters this state if triggered while in the Armed state. In this state, only the blinkers are activated. After a predefined period of time has elapsed in Silent Delay mode, the Helios enters Alarm Triggered mode.

  • Seite 7: Helios Tracking Modes

    SMS messages to mobile network devices.  TCP Channel (GPRS or 1x) – The Helios connects to the network to send data (either through the Internet or through a private network) and uses the TCP protocol to send its data and receive commands from the Routing application.

  • Seite 8: Computer Requirements

    The Routing application can also use SMPP and modem terminals to communicate with the Helios units through SMS and send SMS notifications to clients. Typically, the Helios units have a second IP address to use as a backup in case of routing difficulties.
  • Seite 9  Procedures Support – Matching the software to the local procedures according to the event type and individual client requests enables quick response for emergency situations.  Database Management – Building and maintaining of databases that include: Clients, installers, personnel, and more. The software has the ability to sort the databases and information by subject and filters.

  • Seite 10: Chapter 2 Helios Alarm System

    Chapter 2 Helios Alarm System The User Interface Module Simulation Kit Manual...

  • Seite 11: Chapter 3 Helios Pin Allocations

    Chapter 3 Helios Pin Allocations The following figure describes the pin numbers in the Helios J1 connector. Use it as an aid to wiring Helios. Figure 2 J1 Connector Pin Numbers The User Interface Module Simulation Kit Manual...
  • Seite 12 Wire the Helios J1 connector according to the following table of electrical connections. Table 1 Helios Pin-out Description Function Color Designation Notes Number Immobilizer and/or Blue Output (-) Install with an external relay. Refer to Gradual Stop Immobilizer and Gradual Stop on page 16.
  • Seite 13 The following figure shows how to connect all the auto components to the Helios. Figure 3 Auto Components Block Diagram The User Interface Module Simulation Kit Manual...

  • Seite 14: Chapter 4 Installing The Helios

    Chapter 4 Installing the Helios Warning: Failure to closely adhere to all installation instructions may result in system malfunction and ultimately compromise the reliability of the entire system. It is assumed that installers are familiar with vehicle wiring and auto electrical devices.

  • Seite 15: Safety And Wiring Considerations

    Le danger d’explosion existe lorsque la batterie est remplacée incorrectement. Remplacez la batterie seulement avec la même ou un type équivalant recommandé par Starcom Systems. Déposez les batteries usées en respectant les instructions du fabricant. Testez le câblage seulement en utilisant une lampe-test LED ou voltmètre.
  • Seite 16 Seules les personnes formées et qualifiées ont l’autorisation d’effectuer les installations, remplacer ou servir cet équipement Avant de commencer une installation, déconnectez la batterie du véhicule. Informez le client que ceci effacera la mémoire de tout le système auto et devra être reprogrammé.

  • Seite 17: Positioning The Helios Optimally

     In the center console  Under the steering column  Ensure that the Helios is not near to heat sources, water pipes, or the vehicle computer. The following figure illustrates some of the possible installation locations. Dashboard Glove Instrument...

  • Seite 18: Tools Required For Installing The Helios

    Helios Wizard for latest Firmware version update and connectivity test (TCP Test).  Use alcohol to clean the surface to which you have decided to attach the Helios.  Connect all the required wires in the cable to the Helios connector before connecting the connector to the Helios.

  • Seite 19: Connecting External Relays To Enable Helios Functions

    Immobilizer and Gradual Stop The Helios can bring the vehicle to a gradual stop if necessary. For example, if the vehicle is reported as stolen, the control center can issue a Gradual Stop command.

  • Seite 20: Locking System

    Siren The Helios can sound the vehicle siren. When wiring the Helios siren function, you can add an external siren or you can use the vehicle’s own horn. The vehicle horn may use a large current and quickly deplete the Note: vehicle battery.
  • Seite 21 Connect the Helios Unlock pin (#1) to the locking engine Unlock terminal. Figure 7 Wiring the (–) (–) Locking System without External Relays If you cannot gain access to the locking engine, you can use external relays and connect to the existing wires that lead to the locking engine. The following figure describes this connection.
  • Seite 22 Locate the existing alarm system brain and connect the Helios Arm pin (#14) to the alarm system brain Arm pin with a diode. Also, connect the Helios Disarm pin (#17) to the alarm system brain Disarm pin with a diode.

  • Seite 23: Fuel Management

    Connect the fuel gauge wire to the Gas Tank Level pin (#11) – Analog 1 Input. Warning: Do not connect a negative voltage to the fuel pump as this may cause damage. Installing the Helios Simulation Kit Manual...

  • Seite 24: Chapter 5 Helios Accessories

    Chapter 5 Helios Accessories Remote Devices Dallas iButton The Dallas iButton is used to disarm the Helios, activate Garage mode, and identify drivers. You can program up to 50 Dallas iButtons into the Helios memory for identifying drivers. Figure 10 Dallas iButton...
  • Seite 25 Send a command and attach the Dallas to its socket. A green light acknowledges the Dallas has been programmed. To program a new Dallas key using Starcom Simulator: Select a memory location for the Dallas iButton. Click Send. The simulator LED lights up. Insert the Dallas iButton in its socket for the duration of the programming (until the LED turns off).

  • Seite 26: Remote Control

    , then update the unit`s firmware. 2. Big button: used for Arm/Disarm Small button: used for emergency. 3. Go to: Helios parameters -> Hardware tab -> mark Remote Control options As displayed, and Send them to the unit. Remote Devices...
  • Seite 27 4. Go to: Unit status window-> Learn Remote Control-> set the requested settings-> send. Memory location refers to the Drivers ID section at Helios parameters: When the unit has learned the Remote, you will see the updated code in appropriate place.

  • Seite 28: Keypad

    Keypad The keypad is used to arm and disarm the Helios and for driver identification. You can program up to 50 keypads into the Helios memory. Figure 13 Keypad To arm the system:  Enter (*) and press four times on the 4 button.
  • Seite 29 The keypad LED provides the following indications. Table 2 Keypad Indications State of Helios State of Keypad LED Idle Extinguished Alarm Armed Blinking every 2 seconds for 2 seconds Silent Delay Blinking twice every 2 seconds Alarm Triggered Blinking every 1 second for 1 second...

  • Seite 30: Transponder

    Connect the red wire (pin 1) to +12V. Connect the black wire (pin 2) to ground. The gray wire (pin 12) is used to arm the Helios. Connect it to the Helios Arm pin (#18). The blue wire (pin 11) is used to disarm the unit. Connect it directly to the Helios Disarm pin (#17).

  • Seite 31: Hands Free Kit

    Hands Free Kit The Helios voice function enables you to communicate with the control center or with any fleet station by commanding the hand set. When the channel is open, the control center can hear whatever transpires in the vehicle.
  • Seite 32 This is because the hands free kit creates a dialing tone whilst receiving phone calls.  You may connect the hands free kit to the Helios while the unit is powered up.  When the hands free button is in the OFF position, the hands free kit cannot hear the caller, but the caller is able to hear what is going on in the vehicle.

  • Seite 33: Net-960E Mobile Data Terminal

    Net-960E Mobile Data Terminal The Net-960E is a programmable Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) that can be installed in vehicles. It is designed to withstand the tough vehicle environment including extreme temperatures, providing the reliability required for critical mobile data applications. The current firmware version is v5.09.
  • Seite 34 Connect the Net-960E control box cable (RJ 45) to the RS232 input pin (#15) on the Helios. Connect the Net-960E power and ground to the vehicle battery only after you have powered up the Helios. Turn the power switch on the control box (PWR) to ON. MDT Activation: ...
  • Seite 35 Starcom Online:  In order to send and receive text messages using Starcom Online application, update Helios unit as a text Terminal.  Log on to Starcom Online and approach the Resources section. Click on the unit's number and update the field of "Terminal" to "Text".

  • Seite 36: Control Signals

     Key 3 – Toggles the sound – This is not active in the demo unit.  Key 4 – Enables you to configure fonts for incoming and outgoing messages. You can also configure a limit for the number of characters in messages (the maximum is 220 characters).
  • Seite 37 Programmable Keyboard  12 Alpha Numeric keys (cell phone style)  6 Programmable function keys  Special navigation knob  Backlight for all keys Indication Lamps  Activity LED  Alert indicators LED Buzzer  Audible alerts  Programmable frequency pitch and duration Power ...

  • Seite 38: Temperature Sensor

    Temperature Sensor You can use the temperature sensor to measure the temperature when this information is important, for example, in an oil tanker. Figure 20 Temperature Sensor The temperature sensor is factory-fitted with a filter to which it connects with a shielded cable.

  • Seite 39: Bluetooth Adaptor

     Reverse polarity protection  Internal status LED  Automatically sends \g to the Helios at power-up making it compatible with any portable navigator (tested with TomTom)  Makes the Helios directly visible to installers without directly accessing it ...

  • Seite 40: Chapter 3 Helios Product Line

    The Helios product line comprises of the following units:  Helios Basic  Helios Logger  Helios Advanced The following table describes the features of the different Helios units: Table 3 Helios Product Line Specification Helios Basic Helios Logger Helios Advanced Built in...

  • Seite 41: Appendix

    Appendix Cellular Phones Commands You can use a cellular phone to send commands to the Helios. You must first contact the Starcom Online operator and state the phone number from which you intend to issue commands. The control center will issue you with a phone number for the destination commands.

  • Seite 42: Helios Hyper Terminal Commands

    Terminal Commands Terminal commands enable you to control the Helios cellular modem via the RS232 connector. You can do this to test communication quality and solve installation problems. Notes:  Preface all commands with a backslash (\) and end them with "Enter".

Inhaltsverzeichnis