Desay SV Automotive Wicar User manual

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Handbuch WiCAR®
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Handbuch WiCAR
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WiCAR Connected World
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Handbuch WiCAR
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WiCAR® Quick Guide
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Handbuch WiCAR
®
wiCar®

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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
1Introduction........................................................... 4
1.1 General Information ................................................... 4
1.2 Copyright and Property Right .....................................5
1.3 Guide to the Symbols.................................................. 6
1.3.1 Symbols.......................................................................6
1.3.2 Warning Symbols and Mandatory Symbols................ 7
1.4 Notes on Data Traffic .................................................. 7
1.5 Name Plate.................................................................. 8
1.6 Contact Address.......................................................... 8
1.7 Obligations of the Operating Company ...................... 9
2About the WiCAR®................................................ 10
2.1 Using the WiCAR®...................................................... 10
2.1.1 Intended Use............................................................. 10
2.1.2 Foreseeable Misuse .................................................. 10
2.2 Technical Data........................................................... 10
2.2.1 Dimensions and Weight............................................ 10
2.2.2 Electrical Specification .............................................. 11
2.2.3 Further Specifications ............................................... 11
2.2.4 Ambient Conditions .................................................. 12
2.3 Scope of Supply......................................................... 12
3Safety .................................................................. 13
3.1 Basic Functional Safety ............................................. 13
3.2 Warnings of a General Nature .................................. 14
3.3 Electrical Hazards...................................................... 16
4Prepare for Use.................................................... 17
4.1 Layout of the WiCAR®................................................ 17
4.1.1 LED Definition ........................................................... 19
4.2 Interfaces to External Systems ................................. 21
4.2.1 Electrical Interfaces................................................... 21
4.3 Transport and Storage .............................................. 22
4.4 Installation ................................................................ 22

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4.5 Antennae and Cables Connection............................. 24
4.5.1 Connecting Antennae ............................................... 24
4.5.2 Connecting Cables - Voltage Supply ......................... 25
4.6 Commissioning.......................................................... 26
4.6.1 Establishing the WiCAR® Connection ........................ 28
4.7 Logging into the WiCAR®Web Interface................... 29
4.7.1 PIN Entry / Entries for SIM Card(s) ........................... 30
5Errorsand Faults................................................... 32
5.1 Troubleshooting........................................................ 32
6Maintenance and Cleaning ................................... 33
6.1 Maintenance............................................................. 33
6.2 Cleaning .................................................................... 33
7Disposal and Recycling ......................................... 34
7.1 Enviromental Protection........................................... 34
8Service Forms....................................................... 35
8.1 Technical Support ..................................................... 35
9Certifications ....................................................... 36
9.1 EU Declaration of Conformity................................... 36
9.2 E1 Certificate............................................................. 37
10 Appendix ............................................................. 38
10.1 Index.......................................................................... 38

Introduction
General Information
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1 Introduction
1.1 General Information
This Quick Guide enables safe and efficient
handling with the WiCAR®.
The Quick Guide forms a component of the
WiCAR®and must be stored in close proximity
to the WiCAR®so it can be accessed by
personnel at any time.
In this Quick Guide, the current edition of the
WiCAR®is described. Should changes or
additions become necessary over the course of
time, then the Quick Guide will receive an
addendum, which will be incorporated in the
next revision.
The respective edition of the Quick Guide is
displayed on the back page and in the footer.
Antennentechnik Bad Blankenburg reserves the
right to make changes to systems and their
documentation without notifying users of earlier
editions.

Introduction
Copyright and Property Right
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1.2 Copyright and Property
Right
All the content in this Quick Guide is the
intellectual property of Antennentechnik Bad
Blankenburg and is protected by copyright.
The product, the software, the words and logos
are legally protected.
Any form of reproduction, editing, distribution,
dissemination to third parties, even in extract
format, and any kind of exploitation beyond the
limits of the copyright require the written
consent of Antennentechnik Bad Blankenburg.
In the event of violations, Antennentechnik Bad
Blankenburg reserves the right to initiate legal
action at any time.
The right to make changes to this Quick Guide,
including changes to technical details in
specifications and illustrations in this Quick
Guide, is reserved.
All product names cited in this Quick Guide are
trademarks of the companies that own them
and are hereby recognised as such.
No warranty is provided for software that has
been modified, enhanced or damaged, unless
the modification, enhancement or damage was
not the cause for the deficiency.

Introduction
Guide to the Symbols
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1.3 Guide to the Symbols
1.3.1 Symbols
Handling instructions are presented as follows:
To perform a task, please proceed as follows:
1. Do this.
2. Do that.
This intermediate result is subsequently
achieved.
3. Do such and such.
You have performed the task.
Bullet points are presented as follows:
Primary bullet point
-Secondary bullet point
-Secondary bullet point
Primary bullet point
NOTE
Useful information

Introduction
Notes on Data Traffic
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1.3.2 Warning Symbols and
Mandatory Symbols
General warning
Warning of electrical voltage
Usage tips and other useful
information
1.4 Notes on Data Traffic
■The establishing of an Internet connection
depends on the use of a mobile
telecommunications tariff with an integrated
data option.
■The transmission speed depends on the
infrastructure of the respective network
operator, the current signal strength and the
number of users in a radio cell.
■The WiCAR®does not have a SIM lock, and
can therefore be operated with all SIM cards
with a data tariff.

Introduction
Name Plate
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1.5 Name Plate
The name plate is located underneath the
WiCAR®.
Figure 1 Name Plate (Example)
■Product number
■Serial number
■MAC address, Ethernet
■MAC address, WiFi
■IMEI, modem 1
■IMEI, modem 2
■Logo and manufacturer
1.6 Contact Address
Antennentechnik Bad Blankenburg
In der Buttergrube 5
99428 Weimar, Germany
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.wicar.de
[email protected]

Introduction
Obligations of the Operating Company
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1.7 Obligations of the
Operating Company
The WiCAR®is used in a commercial context.
The operating company must observe the legal
obligations regarding occupational safety.
The safety instructions of this Quick Guide must
be complied with. Additionally, local safety,
accident prevention and environmental
regulations must be observed.
Also pay attention to the local regulations
regarding the operation of a public WLAN
network.
Rights of the German Musical Copyright
Association (GEMA)
The public reproduction of media content may
be subject to special performance rights. Please
pay attention to this accordingly.

About the WiCAR®
Using the WiCAR®
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2 About the WiCAR®
2.1 Using the WiCAR®
2.1.1 Intended Use
The WiCAR®acts as an automotive gateway
which provides an online connection via an
LTE modem.
The WiCAR®has been designed for operation
in a motor vehicle with 12 - 48 V vehicle voltage
and is used in a commercial context.
2.1.2 Foreseeable Misuse
Use of the WiCAR®which is different to or goes
beyond that described in the chapter
2.1.1Intended Use is considered to be improper
use and thus incorrect.
2.2 Technical Data
2.2.1 Dimensions and Weight
Length [mm]
168
Width [mm]
105
Height [mm]
38
Weight [g]
450

About the WiCAR®
Technical Data
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2.2.2 Electrical Specification
Min. current [A]
650 µA at 12 V
(deep-sleep mode)
Max. current [A]
0.8 at 12 V
Min. voltage [V]
10
Max. voltage [V]
48
2.2.3 Further Specifications
Supported Mobile Telecommunications
Standards
■LTE
-Broadband:
100 Mbit/s (download) / 50 Mbit/s (upload)
-3 GPP E-UTRA Release 9
-Supported frequencies:
800/850/900/ MHz
1800/2100/2600 MHz
■HSDPA
-Broadband:
42 Mbit/s (download) /
5.76 Mbit/s (upload)
-Supported frequencies:
2100/850/900 MHz
■GPRS, EDGE
-Broadband:
236.8 KBps (download) /
236.8 KBps (upload)
-Supported frequencies:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz

About the WiCAR®
Scope of Supply
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WLAN Access Point
■Supported WLAN frequencies
2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
■WLAN standards
IEE802.11 a, b, g, n
■Authentication standard:
Open with login page, WPA2-PSK
GNSS Receiver
■GPS
■Glonass
2.2.4 Ambient Conditions
Ambient temperature [°C]
-40 … 75
Storage conditions [°C]
-40 … 85
Use under any other conditions is not permitted!
2.3 Scope of Supply
After unpacking, check the contents are
complete and look for possible damage.
Included in the scope of supply:
■WiCAR®
■Manual
Optional accessories:
■Bolt-on tabs
■Power connection cable
■Antennae

Safety
Basic Functional Safety
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3 Safety
3.1 Basic Functional Safety
For the operation of the WiCAR®, local safety,
accident prevention and environmental
protection regulations must also be observed.
Only operate the WiCAR®:
■according to its intended use, in a safety and
hazard-conscious manner and paying
attention to this Quick Guide, and
■if the WiCAR®is in a technically flawless
condition.
Note on Operation in a Vehicle
The driver or operator of a vehicle should
not operate the WiCAR®while driving.

Safety
Warnings of a General Nature
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3.2 Warnings of a General
Nature
Property damage possible due to improper
installation of the WiCAR®.
Only have the installation of the WiCAR®
performed in a workshop.
Special knowledge and skills are required
for the installation.
Never install or operate the WiCAR®in
damp conditions.
Protect the WiCAR®from liquids.
Do not install or operate the WiCAR®in
proximity to heat sources and prevent
exposure to direct sunlight.
Keep a distance of 5 cm clear on the top
and to the sides so that air can circulate
freely.
Never open the housing of the WiCAR®.

Safety
Warnings of a General Nature
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Property damage possible due to improper
installation of the antenna.
Only have the installation of the antenna
performed by a workshop.
Special knowledge and skills are required
for the installation.
Use suitable cable assemblies to obtain
decent reception and transmission
performance and so as not to interfere with
other devices.
Ensure minimal bending radii of the
antenna cables.
Note that the WiCAR®emits radio signals
during normal operation. These signals can
generate interference with other
radio-based devices.
Do not use the mobile telecommunications
antenna in the proximity of another
antenna.
Pay attention to the installation instructions
and any minimum distances to other
antennae or special materials.

Safety
Electrical Hazards
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Property damage possible due to incorrect
software updates.
Only install the software updates upon
instruction and with a secure power supply.
An interruption to the power supply during a
software update may lead to total failure of
the WiCAR®.
Only perform software updates with an
adequately fast mobile telecommunications
connection, because the transmission time
may be longer than the shutdown time of
the WiCAR®due to the size of the update,
and so could be interrupted prematurely.
3.3 Electrical Hazards
Electric shock possible due to live parts.
Work on the electrical components must
only be performed by an electrical
specialist.
Use suitable cable assemblies.
Use an appropriate fuse.

Prepare for Use
Layout of the WiCAR®
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4 Prepare for Use
4.1 Layout of the WiCAR®
Figure 2 Front of the WiCAR®(Configuration with
2 Modems)
1 Ethernet interface
2 USB 2.0 port
3 Voltage supply
Pins 1, 2, 3 for special assignments
4 Micro SD card slot
5 LEDs for status indication
depending on equipment version
6 Reset button
Brief press: WiCAR®
restart long (min. 10 seconds) press:
Resetting of factory settings
7 SIM card slot
Depending on equipment version:
1 modem = 1 SIM card slot;
2 modems = 2 SIM card slots

Prepare for Use
Layout of the WiCAR®
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Figure 3 Rear Side of the WiCAR®(Configuration with
2 Modems, WLAN MIMO)
1 WLAN - MIMO
Depending on equipment version:
1 x WIFI = WLAN;
2 x WIFI = WLAN MIMO
2 LTE modem 2 - MIMO
Depending on equipment version:
If just 1 modem is installed, the connection
is not available
3 GNSS
4 LTE modem 1 - MIMO

Prepare for Use
Layout of the WiCAR®
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4.1.1 LED Definition
Figure 4 LED Definition (1 Modem)
1 Voltage supply - Power
2 System status
3 WLAN
4 Reception indicator for mobile Internet
connection
Figure 5 LED Definition (2 Modems)
When using 2 modems, the LED definition shifts
as follows:
1 System status
2 WLAN
3 Reception indicator for modem 1
4 Reception indicator for modem 2