Nauto 3 Device Manuel utilisateur

Installation Guide

Nauto® 3 Device

US Installation Guide

June 2021

Table of Contents

Overview 3

Installation Tool List and Components 4

Installation 5

OBD Connection/Power Cable Connection 6

Device Registration 7

Device Installation 8

Vehicle Information 12

Additional Resources 13

Overview

WARNING

This equipment may only be located in a position where it cannot

interfere with the normal and safe operation of the vehicle, or

present a hazard to the driver, or passengers. When routing all

cables ensure that the insulation does not become worn or

damaged. All cabling must be secured utilizing industry standard

methods.

If you are unsure about the placement or installation of this

equipment, stop work, and contact your Nauto representative

immediately.

Under no circumstances should any part of the Nauto system be

installed inside the engine compartment area.

This equipment should not be operated in hazardous

environments, or in areas that contain explosive materials or

flammable vapors.

This equipment should not be operated in aircraft or in close

proximity to medical equipment.

Unauthorized changes or alterations to the equipment may

invalidate the Nauto warranty and may also affect the vehicle

manufacturer’s warranty.

DISCLAIMER & SAFETY INFORMATION

Due to ongoing development, information and specifications may change at any time without notice. While the information is believed

to be accurate, it may include errors or inaccuracies. Nauto shall not be liable for any use of this installation guide or information

supplied in it.

The installation of the Nauto 3 Device may adversely affect other vehicle components or safety equipment. Nauto assumes no

responsibility and disclaims any liability for any damage to any vehicle components or safety equipment, or bodily injury, that may arise

due to installation or use of Nauto’s products and services.

THE INFORMATION IN THIS INSTALLATION GUIDE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, IS PROVIDED WITHOUT

WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,

FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.

Nauto shall not be liable for any damages, losses, costs or expenses, direct, indirect or incidental, consequential or special, resulting from

the use of this installation guide.

This guide is not written for any specific vehicle since the proper wiring and installation of electronics differs for each vehicle. Installation

should be completed by qualified individuals who are trained to wire electronics such as the Nauto 3 Device. It is your responsibility to

know how to wire in electronics such as the Nauto 3 Device for your specific vehicle. Improper wiring may cause injury or damage and

void the warranty. Any changes or modification to the Nauto 3 Device not expressly approved by Nauto or the entity responsible for

compliance may void any warranties and your authority to operate the Nauto 3 Device.

This installation guide contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. This guide may not be

copied, reproduced, or translated into another language without Nauto’s prior written consent.

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PURPOSE

The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines for the installation of the Nauto 3 Device. The installation guidelines, specifications,

materials and examples provided in this document are for information purposes only, are non-exhaustive, and must not be relied upon for

the specific installation in any vehicle. This guide is not intended to replace any regulatory requirements in the jurisdiction where the Nauto

3 Device is installed or used.

Before starting the Nauto 3 Device installation and configuring the system, please ensure that you have read this guide thoroughly. If you

have any questions or concerns regarding the installation of the Nauto 3 Device, please contact Nauto Support at 1 (888) 628-8690 or

support@nauto.com.

Installation Tool List

The following tools are recommended to perform installation of the Nauto 3 Device:

Digital multimeter with sharp leads (or wire piercing leads) Trim panel removal tool

T5 Torx driver with handle Crimp Connectors

Electrical tape Zip/Nylon ties

Wire strippers (self strippers) 18AWG ring terminals

Wire crimpers (capable of crimping insulated terminals) Self-tapping screws

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Nauto Components

Nauto 3 Device

2. Windshield Mounts

4. Fuse Holder w/ 3amp fuse

3. Mark Button (see Mark Button Install Guide)

This is optional and may not be included.

If included, donot dispose of small bag

with “MAC address” label.

5. Power Cable

2 versions: hardwire and OBD

6. OBD Y-Cable

This is optional and may not be included 1

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Note: Vehicle specific tools may also be required.

Nauto Recommended Connection Methods

Poke &Wrap Requires splicing into a low voltage wire for aconnection. See above

Posi-Tap Requires posi-tap connectors to tap into wires without cutting or splicing. Proper sized posi-taps

Solder Requires aheated tool to bond wires using afiller metal with low melting point. Soldering iron

Connection Method Description Recommended Tools

Add a Fuse Power splitter installed in the vehicle’s fuse box Proper size fuse connection

Installation | Power Source Connection

IMPORTANT

When searching for the correct wires, DO NOT use a test light style circuit

tester. Damage to vehicle computers and vehicle air bag restraint systems may

result from the use of atest light causing ashort circuit.

Locating Correct Vehicle Wires

1. Use amultimeter.

2. Set your multimeter to DCvoltage.

3. Attach the negative (-) probe to the vehicle chassis ground.

4. Probe the wires you suspect of being the constant and ignition power sources.

Note: The Nauto 3 Device can support vehicles with a 24-volt power source

Constant +12V or 24V Power Connection (Nauto 3 Device Red Wire)

1. Find asource of constant +12V or 24V under the dashboard of the driver side of the car.

a. There are multiple places where this can be found, and locations vary between vehicles. Plan your installation according to your needs. You may find specific wiring

details by specific vehicle online,such as on The 12 Volt (www.the12volt.com).

b. Ensure that the wire you choose is aconstant source of +12V or 24V.If you use amultimeter, it should show approximately 12V or better between your source and

chassis ground regardless of the ignition switch position, open or closed doors, on or off lights and other accessories, etc.

2. Using your preferred connection method (poke &wrap, solder, or posi-tap), using the provided inline fuse holder, connect the red wire from the power cable to one side of the

inline fuse holder, and the other to the source of +12V or 24V.Be sure NOT to permanently disconnect the 12V or 24V source from other circuits in the vehicle and take care to make

astrong connection to survive vibration and temperatures.

a. Do not exceed the max amperage that the circuits fuse can handle, keeping in mind the cumulative amps of other after-market devices.

Ground Connection (Nauto 3 Device BlackWire)

1. Crimp or solder aring terminal at the end of the black wire.

2. Connect it directly to asuitable metal spot on the vehicle’s chassis to create asolid ground. One method that may be appropriate is using aself-tapping screw. The driver’s

kick panel under the dashboard is acommon grounding area, or any painted metal surface.

Ignition Source (Nauto 3 Device White Wire)

1. Locate the wire that you suspect will have ignition power.

2. If you use amultimeter, probe the suspected wire with the meter lead to check:

a. There should be zerovoltage. (key off)

b. With the key turned to the “ON” position in the ignition (do not start the vehicle), the wire should show 12 volts DC or more.

c. With the meter lead still probing the wire, start the vehicle. While the starter is cranking, the wire’s voltage should not drop by more than 2volts.

d. Turn the key to the “OFF” position. The voltage should return to 0.

3. Using your preferred connection method (poke &wrap, solder, or posi-tap), connect the white wire from the power cable to the source of Ignition.Be sure NOT to permanently

disconnect the ignition source from other circuits in the vehicle and take care to make astrong connection to survive vibration and temperatures.

a. Do not exceed the max amperage that the circuits fuse can handle, keeping in mind the cumulative amps of other after-market devices.

WARNING Do not plug harness into the Nauto 3 Device while making connections.

Installation | OBD Connection

OBD Port Connection (with Y-Cable)

1. Locate the OBD port within the vehicle, removing vehicle panels as necessary.

2. Gently remove the factory OBD plug from the mount.

3. Replace the vehicle’s OBD port with the female end of the Nauto Y-cable.

4. If there was an existing device in the vehicle’s OBD port, reconnect it utilizing the Nauto Y-cable.

5. Plug the male end of the Nauto Y-cable into the vehicle’s OBD port. Ensure ignition is off when connecting.

6. Zip tie all connections to help ensure plugs will not disconnect.

OBD Port Connection (without Y-Cable)

1. Locate the OBD port within the vehicle.

2. Insert male end of the Nauto OBD power cable into the vehicle’s OBD port

Installation | Power Cable Connection

Power end of powercable

Power Cable Connection

1. Locate the power end of the power cable, or the end with the small black block (see image

for reference).

2. Leave 8-10” of the cable exposed at the rearview mirror and route the cable safely and

securely to the power supply unit.

3. One way to do so that may be appropriate is as follows:

a. Start tucking the cable under the windshield headliner starting just above the

rearview mirror.

b. The cable should be buried under the headliner so that it will not slide out or drop

from the headliner.

c. Route the cable to the left (driver’s side of the vehicle) and remove the A-pillar

panel to route the cable around, behind, and away from all airbag components and

related vehicle accessories.

d. Pull the door gasket away from the body of the vehicle and run the power cable

into the channel near the pinch weld, but without crossing over the pinch weld,

towards the power supply unit.

4. Bundle and secure all excess wiring so it will not interfere with vehicle and driver controls.

5. Mount the bundled cable in a secure location under the dash of the vehicle with zip ties.

Download the Nauto Installer App

from the App Store or Google Play store.

2. Select “NewInstallation”.

1. Login

Your username and password will

be provided to you prior to

installation.

3. Scan QRCode.

The QR code is located on the

device. You may alsomanually

enter the serial number,which is

located next to the QR code on

the Nauto 3 Device.

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Installation | Device Registration

4. Review and confirm fleet name.

Note: if this unit was removed from

another vehicle in a swap, you will be

prompted to confirm.

Installation | Device Installation

5. Perform the installation

6. Take photo of connection

and confirm

Take a clear unobstructed photo of

the power connections made if

hardwired. If connected via OBD,

take photo of OBD connection.

Once taken the app will ask you to

confirm the photo.

7. Images from the device

The app will now communicate with the

device to get live images to help

properly align the device. See next page

for more details.

Installation | Device Installation

1. Connect the Nauto 3 Device to power.

Insert the power cable end that extends from under the headliner

into the device’s power port. The Nauto 3 Device will now boot up.

2. Check for green lights on the device.

This can take up to one minute. Blue lights will appear on the device

first, meaning the device is updating software, followed by flashing

green lights indicating that it is in install mode.

3. Fit the windshield mount to the back of the Nauto 3 Device.

Select the appropriate angled mount that provides the best viewing

angle. Do not remove the adhesive backing at this time.

4. Locate the small screw on the accessible side of the device.

Find this on the opposite side from the rearview mirror. Rotate the T5

screw clockwise to lock the Nauto 3 Device into place. The other screw

will not be tightened.

5. Determine the optimal mounting location.

With the driver’s side sun visor in the down position, locate an

unobstructed location on the windshield away from any sensors,

metallic surfaces, or tint.

6. Review live images from the Nauto 3 Device.

The Nauto Installer app will show live images from both interior and

exterior cameras. This can take a few minutes. Use these images to

adjust positioning of the camera for optimal viewing.

a) Driver facing camera should have a clear unobstructed view of the

driver from head to waistline.

b) Forward facing camera should have a clear unobstructed and

horizontal view. Little to no body panels should be visible.

Camera views during installation

Installation | Device Installation

7. Mark location for the Nauto 3 Device.

Using the live images as guidance, mark the location for the Nauto 3

Device on the windshield with tape or marker. For optimal device

performance:

a. The forward-facing camera should have a clear view of the front

of the vehicle with no obstructions.

b. The forward-facing camera should not be blocked by window tint or

metal film found near the rearview mirror. If neither side of the

rearview mirror will produce the desired result, please contact Nauto

for additional options.

c. The driver-facing camera should not be easily obstructed by the

driver-side visor or other OEM or aftermarket equipment.

d.If the device can be placed behind the rearview mirror, the driver-

facing camera should be located halfway between the rearview mirror

and the headliner.

e. The cameras should not block any sensors or rearview mirror functions.

f. The rearview mirror should maintain a full range of motion.

8. Clean the desired location using the provided swab.

Dry the area with a clean paper towel, removing all film and residue.

9. Peel the liner from the adhesive on the windshield mount.

10. Slowly align the device into position.

Check the live images on the app. If your view is properly aligned, gently

press the whole assembly to the windshield.

-Ensure that the top of the Nauto 3 Device is not touching the

headliner

- If necessary for optimal placement, only allow a portion of the

adhesive to be on the frit/metallization

Interior view of Nauto 3 Device

FMCSA Exemption

Important Note: Nauto has received an

exemption from the FMCSA that allows for

installation of the device up to 8 inches

below the upper edge of the area swept

by the windshield wipers, provided it

remains outside of the driver's and

passenger's normal line of sight to the

road. This may allow you to place a device

below the rearview mirror/monitor.

Please confirm this placement is

acceptable with the customer's fleet

manager.

REMINDER: DO NOT EXCEED THIS 8-INCH

LIMIT.

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