Agtrix 380i User manual

INNOVATIVE HARVEST MANAGEMENT AND
SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS
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Agtrix Data Logger 380i
Dated Feb 2012

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Tel [phone] Email [e-mail] Web: www.agtrix.com ABN 67103038508
CONTENTS
The logger.............................................................................................................................................3
Introduction .........................................................................................................................................3
Specification .........................................................................................................................................3
Packaging .............................................................................................................................................4
Connections .........................................................................................................................................4
Installing or Replacing a SIM ................................................................................................................5
Powering On and understanding the indicators ..................................................................................5
Connecting GPS and NextG ..................................................................................................................6
WARNING: THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF GSM ANTENNA CONNECTORS ON THE 380i LOGGERS! ..............7
Installing the Logger .............................................................................................................................8
Physical Location ..................................................................................................................................8
Wiring Options - Harvester ..................................................................................................................8
Wiring Options – Truck ........................................................................................................................9
Wiring Options – MUD Truck – Prime Mover or Rigid (no Trailer/Dog) ..............................................9
Wiring Options – Mud Truck – RIGID with Trailer/Dog ........................................................................9
Wiring Options – Forestry Dozer – 3 Pole Switch ............................................................................. 10
Wiring Harness and Plug ................................................................................................................... 11
Pin Electrical configuration ............................................................................................................... 12
Testing the logger in the Vehicle....................................................................................................... 13
Trouble Shooting ............................................................................................................................... 15
Change SETTINGS Via SMS ................................................................................................................ 17
Disclaimer .......................................................................................................................................... 20

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Agtrix Pty Ltd Unit 6, 2 Bonanza Drive, Billinudgel NSW 2483, PO Box 63, New Brighton NSW 2483
Tel [phone] Email [e-mail] Web: www.agtrix.com ABN 67103038508
THE LOGGER
INTRODUCTION
The 380i device is a small footprint integrated GPS, GSM modem and data logger,
intended primarily for use in vehicles, including agricultural machinery.
SPECIFICATION
Item Description
Dimension 105*65*26mm
Weight 190g
Charging Voltage DC 9V~36V/1.5mA
Back-up Battery 850mAh/3.7V
Power consumption 65mA standby current
Operating Temperature -20℃~55℃
Humidity 5%~95%
Work Time 43 hours in power-saving mode and 10 hours in normal mode
LED 2 LED lights to show GPS, GSM and other status
Button 1 power on/off
Microphone Optional
Memory 8M Byte
45k Points GPRS Send
115k Points Log (manual download)
Sensor Motion sensor & Impact sensor
GSM Frequency GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
GPS Chip Latest GPS SIRF-Star III chipset
GPS Sensitivity -159dB
Positioning Accuracy 10 meters, 2D RMS
I/O 5 Digital Input ( 2 positive triggering and 3 negative triggering)
2 Analog Input Detection
5 Output
1 USB port

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PACKAGING
o 380i Main Unit with Battery
o GPS Antenna
o GSM Antenna
o Wiring loom
o USB Data Cable
o SIM Card (installed)
CONNECTIONS

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INSTALLING OR REPLACING A SIM
The device will usually be delivered from Agtrix with an appropriate sim card
installed.
1.
Check the SIM in a phone or modem to make
sure it can send and receive SMS) and browse to
the internet e.g. www.agtrix.com;
2. Check that the SIM Lock code is turned off;
3. Before installing the SIM card, turn off the power
supply
4. Unscrew and remove cover.
5. Insert the SIM card by sliding it into the card
holder with the chip module facing to the
connectors on PCB.
6. Refit the cover and secure.
7. Reapply power and confirm good function as
below:
POWERING ON AND UNDERSTANDING THE INDICATORS
Press and hold the Power On/Off button for 3 to 5 seconds to turn on or off the unit.
GPS LED (Blue)
On
One button is pressed or input is active.
Flashing ( every 0.1 second)
Initializing or back-up battery power is low
Flashing (0.1 second on and 2.9 seconds off)
Has a GPS fix
Flashing (1 second on and 2 seconds off)
No GPS fix, check the Antenna
GSM LED (Green)
On
A call is coming in / a call is being made
Flashing ( every 0.1 second)
Initializing
Flashing (0.1 second on and 2.9 seconds off)
Connected to the GSM network
Flashing (1 second on and 2 seconds off)
Not connected to the GSM network -

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CONNECTING GPS AND NEXTG
Connect the GSM antenna (long rectangular shaped antenna) to the “GSM” SMA connector.
The GSM antenna is non-directional, it can be located anywhere in the vehicle, but we
recommend a clear view of the horizon in at least one direction to guarantee a good signal,
and fixed internally to a glass panel to avoid sun damage to wiring. It should be mounted
vertically on glass, and at least 30cm away from any pillars, metal or other radio antenna.
Connect GPS antenna to the GPS connector which is ‘GPS’ labelled. The optimum location
for the GPS antenna is on the roof of the vehicle. The GPS antenna is directional, make sure
they are facing up and lying as flat as possible. The GPS Antenna should be located with a
clear view of the sky and the northern horizon.
Note: Do not shield or cover the GPS antenna with any objects containing metal.
The GPS and GSM connector are different. The GSM connector on
the logger is a RP Female SMA with a male internal connector.
Incorrect connection will result in damage to the antenna or logger.

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WARNING: THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF GSM ANTENNA CONNECTORS ON THE 380I
LOGGERS!
THE 380i LOGGERS HAVE A FEMALE SMA CONNECTOR.
Important note: Plugging the reverse pin into a normal SMA female will damage both
connectors!
THE 380i-RP LOGGERS HAVE A REVERSE PIN FEMALE SMA CONNECTOR. (380i)
Note: The Agtrix sticker under the logger shows model 380i-RP, RP stands for reverse pin.

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INSTALLING THE LOGGER
PHYSICAL LOCATION
The Logger Should be located in a secure position within the cabin, accessible for
replacement if required, and away from direct sources of heat, including sunlight, or
liquids. A rubber washers should be fitted between logger and vehicle to minimised vibration
transfer. Avoid mounting too close to other radio equipment, antennas and cables to avoid RF
interference.
The logger should be secured within the vehicle where it will
have minimal vibration to avoid contacts becoming
loose. Connecting cables may be positioned and secured to
avoid disengagement (consider use of cable ties for
example) Position the logger to avoid accidental damage by
equipment, tools and other implements.
Prior to fitting make a note of the unit’s serial number and ensure the label is easily
viewable within the vehicle cab for future commissioning and diagnostics.
Inspect for obvious signs of damage prior to fitting. Check integrity of all cables and
connectors.
WIRING OPTIONS - HARVESTER
There are therefore a number of potential wiring configurations
“380i - 2 Inputs Positive Engine (4) and Positive Elevator (5)” (default):
Input 4 - Engine (Positive triggering)
Input 5 - Elevator (Positive triggering)
Optional
Input 1 – Fan (negative triggering)
“380i - 2 Inputs Positive Engine (4) and Negative Elevator (3)”
Input 4 - Engine (Positive triggering)
Input 3 - Elevator (negative triggering)
Optional
Input 1 – Fan (negative triggering)
NOTE: For any other configurations other than the default, please
consult with Agtrix.

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WIRING OPTIONS – TRUCK
The standard truck wiring is power (+/-) plus one positive (+) triggered input:
Input 4 - Engine (Positive triggering)
This assumes the power is connected after the vehicle ignition switch.
WIRING OPTIONS – MUD TRUCK – PRIME MOVER OR RIGID (NO TRAILER/DOG)
The standard truck wiring is power (+/-) plus one positive (+) triggered input:
Input 4 - Engine (Positive triggering)
Input 5 – Mud Spreader (Positive triggering)
It is assumed that the mud spreader will be an electrical switch that turns on the
spreader. If the configuration is different, please contact Agtrix.
This assumes the power is connected after the vehicle ignition switch.
WIRING OPTIONS – MUD TRUCK – RIGID WITH TRAILER/DOG
The standard truck wiring is power (+/-) plus one positive (+) triggered input:
Input 4 - Engine (Positive triggering)
Input 5 – Mud Spreader – Rigid (Positive triggering)
Input 1 – Mud Spreader – Trailer (Negative triggering)
It is assumed that the mud spreader will be an electrical switch that turns on the
spreader. If the configuration is different, please contact Agtrix.
This assumes the power is connected after the vehicle ignition switch.

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WIRING OPTIONS – FORESTRY DOZER – 3 POLE SWITCH
A dozer is configured with a 3 pole switch
Input 1 – Travelling (Negative triggering)
Input 2 – Stacking (Negative triggering)
Input 3 – Mounding (Negative triggering)
For Negative trigger please ensure input is a 12v (reduce voltage if necessary).