Techno communications TK419 Manuel utilisateur

4G LTE GPS TRACKER

User Manual v1.1

Model: TK419

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Contents:

1. Product Features .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

2. Components and Accessories ...................................................................................................................................... 6

3. SIM Card Installation.................................................................................................................................................... 8

4. Device Installation........................................................................................................................................................ 9

4.1 Install Device ........................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.2 Device wiring definition .......................................................................................................................................... 9

4.3 Relay wiring........................................................................................................................................................... 11

5. Power On / Off ........................................................................................................................................................... 12

5.1 Power On............................................................................................................................................................... 12

5.2 LED Indicators........................................................................................................................................................ 12

5.3 Power Off .............................................................................................................................................................. 12

6. Inquiry / Monitoring / Cut Engine ............................................................................................................................. 13

6.1 Inquiry by Service Platform................................................................................................................................... 13

6.2 Inquiry by SMS ...................................................................................................................................................... 13

6.3 Cut Engine / Restore ............................................................................................................................................. 13

7. Device Alarms............................................................................................................................................................. 14

7.1 Temperature Monitoring ...................................................................................................................................... 14

7.2 Vibration Alarm..................................................................................................................................................... 14

7.3 Collision / Failing Alarm......................................................................................................................................... 14

7.4 Speed Alarm.......................................................................................................................................................... 14

7.5 Shift Alarm............................................................................................................................................................. 14

7.6 Geo-Fence Alarm................................................................................................................................................... 14

7.7 Power Disconnect Alarm....................................................................................................................................... 14

7.8 Low Battery Alarm................................................................................................................................................. 14

8. Device Setting............................................................................................................................................................. 15

9. Trouble Shooting........................................................................................................................................................ 15

9.1 Cannot Connect Platform...................................................................................................................................... 15

9.2 Offline Status......................................................................................................................................................... 15

9.3 No Positioning....................................................................................................................................................... 15

9.4 Position Drift ......................................................................................................................................................... 15

9.5 Commands Receiving Abnormally ........................................................................................................................ 16

10. Warranty Rules......................................................................................................................................................... 16

10.1 Special Statement ............................................................................................................................................... 16

10.2 Warranty Period.................................................................................................................................................. 16

10.3 After Sales ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

10.4 Disclaimer............................................................................................................................................................ 16

Thank you for choosing to use purchase this product through Techno Communications.

Techno Communications is an authorized Australian Dealer for EELink Communication

Technology Co. Ltd, Hong Kong.

Please read this manual carefully to insure proper installation and operation of the device.

If you need any assistance, please contact us below.

Website: www.technocomms.com.au

Email: support@technocomms.com.au

Phone: 07 3050 0600

With the TK419 GPS Tracker, you can monitor your vehicle by GPS satellite positioning,

GPRS/WCDMA/LTE FDD network communication and the Internet. A real-time remote

location and control of vehicles can be achieved through our powerful service platform.

The TK419 also plays a significant role in logistics and cold chain, helping customers to

achieve transparent management, reduce costs, ensure safety, and improve efficiency.

1. Product Features

•Support GSM / WCDMA / LTE FDD.

•Support GPS / Beidou / Glonass / Galileo /Qzss. A-GPS / LBS for aiding.

•Data Uploaded by GPRS / WCDMA / LTE FDD regularly, check by Web / APP / SMS.

•Super Wide Input Voltage: 9-72V DC.

•ACC status detection.

•Support SOS, External Battery or iButton (Only one of three can be used at any time.)

•Serial port can also be a GPIO port (Firmware Customization).

•Built-in battery, power disconnect & low battery alarms.

•Built-in G-sensor, vibration, collision and falling alarms.

•GEO-fence, speed & shift alarms.

•Relay to cut engine, auto cut engine when over speed and recover when normal

speed.

•EELINK protocol 2.0, Firmware OTA.

•Waterproof level IP65.

Basic Specifications

Voltage

12 / 24 / 36 / 48 / 60 / 72 VDC

Work Current

GPRS (500mA); WCDMA (700mA); LTE (800mA)

Standby Current

Power off (20uA); Sleep (3mA); Idle (22mA)

Satellite Accuracy

5-15m

LBS Accuracy

>100m

GPS Band

1575MHz

GSM Band

B2/B3/B5/B8

WCDMA Band

B1/B2/B5/B8

LTE Band

FDD (B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B28); TDD (B40)

Working Temperature & Humidity

-20℃~ 75℃; 20% ~ 90% RH

Hot/Warm/Cold Start

<3s, <26s, <35s

Battery Capacity

140mAh

Dimensions (mm)

89(L) x 37(W) x 12(H)

Net Weight

46g

2. Components and Accessories

•Components

Top (Needs to be mounted towards the sky)

Bottom

•Accessories (Optional)

oRelay for remotely stopping engine.

oSOS Button used for help.

oExternal battery used for power supplier if backup is cut.

oiButton can be used for interactive functions such as driver authorization.

oSOS, iButton and External battery –Only one of these can be used at any time.

•Accessories (Continued)

Please note that the device should be matched with accessories to realize

these functions.

Power Cable (Standard) Relay (Optional)

iButton (Optional)

SOS Button (Optional) External Battery (Optional)

3. SIM card Installation

Open the packing case and check if device is okay and accessories are intact. You will need a

full-sized SIM card for this device, please contact your dealer if you have any questions.

Open SIM Card cover using a small blade screwdriver, being careful not to remove the

waterproof O-ring located just underneath.

Insert full-sized SIM Card with contacts face down, sliding it under the metal clip.

Put cover back in place and press cover to close.

Notes:

•Please disconnect from power before installing or uninstalling the SIM card.

•SIM card should have GPRS/WCDMA/LTE function enabled. Check these settings by

placing SIM card into a phone and going into operator settings.

•SIM card should have Caller ID enabled. Check these settings by placing SIM card into

a phone and going into operator settings.

•If the SIM Card has a pin code enabled, this will need to be disabled. Check these

settings by placing SIM card into a phone and going into SIM/Security settings.

•Please make sure SIM card has sufficient credit/balance for SMS/Data.

4. Device Installation

4.1 Install device

4.1.1 Please ensure the device is installed by an auto electrician otherwise you may

void your warranty if wired incorrectly resulting in damage to the device.

4.1.2 Installation Notice

•Hide device properly inside the car body to avoid damages and security

from potential thieves.

•Keep away from RF emission sources such as backing radar, car burglar

alarm and other vehicle mounted communication devices such as UHF and

car phones.

•Device is best mounted under the dash and the AM/FM radio can be used

as a source of fused power (+12vDC/-12vDC/Ignition Accessories +12vDC).

•Always connect to a fused power source such as suggested above. Never

connect directly to a power source that is not fused as it could result in fire.

•Suggest using wide double-sided adhesive to fix into place or use cable ties

and other liable methods to fix.

•Please ensure the built in GSM/WCDMA/LTE antenna and GPS antenna is

facing up (Towards the sky) when installing, without any metal material

covering the top as this could weaken the signal and cause the device to not

work properly.

•Temperature sensor (Refrigerated Logistics) should be placed in the space

that needs to be detected.

4.2 Device Wiring Definition

Fuel Pump

4.2.1 Power Cables and Interface

The standard input voltage of the device is 9V-72VDC, using the supplied wiring

harness, the Red wire needs to be connected to positive and the Black wire

needs to be connected to negative/ground.

Please connect the negative wire separately to ground and not to not to any

other ground.

Connect the ACC wire (Orange wire) to the ACC switch of the vehicle, this will

enable the device to get the ignition status of the vehicle. If not using the ACC

feature, secure the Orange wire using cable ties and make sure the end is not

exposed where it can short on something.

Connect the #4 wire (Yellow wire) to the relay. Use cable ties to fix the relay to

waterproof place. If not using the relay, secure the yellow wire using cable ties

and make sure the end is not exposed where it can short on something.

Connect SOS Button / External Battery / iButton to PIN 7 & PIN 8.

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