Hummingbird HMSM2000CKIT User manual

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Installation and Operation Manual
HMSM2000CKIT Silent Horn Elite System for Trucks
HMSM2200CKIT Silent Horn Elite System for Diggers

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CONTENTS
HMSM2000C Truck Installation .............................................................................................................. 3
1.1 HMSM2000C Truck kit ............................................................................................................ 3
1.2 Display Buttons ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Truck Installation ..................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Configuration Menu Options .................................................................................................. 8
HMSM2200C Digger Installation ........................................................................................................... 11
2.1 The HMSM2200C Digger Kit .................................................................................................. 11
2.2 Digger System Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................. 12
2.3 Interface Module Wiring ....................................................................................................... 12
2.4 Horn Button Switch: .............................................................................................................. 13
2.5 Setting the Digger Display ..................................................................................................... 14
HMSM2000C Truck Pairing Menu ......................................................................................................... 17
Fault Finding .......................................................................................................................................... 18
4.1 Antenna Indicator ................................................................................................................. 18
4.2 Display Error Messages ......................................................................................................... 19
Parts and Accessories ............................................................................................................................ 21
5.1 HMSM2000CKIT AND HMSM2200CKIT Main Components .................................................. 21
5.2 HMSM2000CKIT AND HMSM2200CKIT ACCESSORIES .......................................................... 22
5.3 HMSM1010CC WIRING LOOM .............................................................................................. 25
5.3.1 Wiring loom pinouts ..................................................................................................... 25

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HMSM2000C TRUCK INSTALLATION
1.1 HMSM2000C TRUCK KIT
The following photo details the content of the truck kit
Display loom
2 x antenna mounting
brackets
RAM mount
Display
Antenna
Antenna
Deutsch plug

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1.2 DISPLAY BUTTONS
Throughout this manual there will be references to the display buttons. These buttons are identified
in the next photo.
1.3 TRUCK INSTALLATION
1.3.1 The display loom does not have the Deutsch connector for the antenna terminated, this is to
either allow for cable to be lengthened or shortened depending where the antenna is located. The
following figure details the pinout configuration for the antenna connector. Insert crimped wires into
Deutsch receptacle
Pin 1 Red
Pin 2 Black
Pin 3 Green
Pin 4 Yellow
Menu
Down
Up
Enter

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1.3.2 Splice the red and black wires from the supplied four core into the trucks power line, it is a
good idea to also place a 1A fuse in series whilst doing this. The other two pair cable on the
supplied loom (red and blue) is to allow for an external buzzer/alarm to be fitted, if you are
using one, do this now. See the wiring diagram below
1.3.3 Locate the antenna on a suitable structure of the truck and using the two mounting brackets
secure the antenna in place. When installing the antenna externally to the truck cabin, avoid
any obstructions over the antenna, this will significantly improve the amount satellites the
system will lock onto

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1.3.4 Power up the unit by plugging in both the connectors. On start up the following messages
will be displayed
1.3.5 For the truck installation it is an optional choice whether to assign an ID. If this is a
requirement for your site, this is done by entering the configuration menu. The menu
system is accessed by holding down the menu button and the enter button at the same time
whilst the screen is powering up. The display has no on/off button, so to re-start the display
you press and hold the menu button for five seconds until the screen goes blank.
When the system is powered up for
the first time, the screen will display
the following default ‘My ID’ setting
of ‘0’

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1.3.6 Follow the next screen shots to enter the configuration menu
1.3.9 If the entered password is correct, the configuration menu will be displayed. If the password
is incorrect, the display will re-start and the installer can press the menu button to try again.
Use the ‘up’ arrow and the ‘enter’ key to
enter the default password of ‘12345’
If you need to change a number you have already confirmed, hold down
the MENU key for 2 seconds to go back and edit the previous number.

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1.4 CONFIGURATION MENU OPTIONS
1.4.1 The options below will be visible when the configuration menu is accessed, use the ‘down’
arrow to scroll through the options.
Pressing the menu button at any time will save the settings and re-start the display. The following
list details what each configuration option does:
Timeslot: - Sets the mode, to make the display a Digger or Truck. By default, all displays are trucks.
1 – Truck timeslot. If this unit is being installed in a truck or a machine that needs to receive horn
presses, set the timeslot to 1.
2 – Digger timeslots. If this unit is being installed as a digger or a machine that needs to transmit
horn presses, select the timeslot 2.
Machine ID: - The ID is only compulsory for the diggers. A Machine ID can NEVER be set to ‘0’. Set
the machine ID by pressing the up and down keys, then press enter to go to the next number. For
example, to set the machine ID to 223, enter 0223 on the screen. It is imperative that no two
diggers ever share the same Machine ID as this will have the possibility to lock the entire system
up or give an erroneous horn trigger to the incorrect truck.
Horn Trigger Range: - The range in which the system will sound the horn if someone else within this
distance presses their horn. By default, this is set to 70m. The ranges available are from 20m – 250m
in 5m increments.
Horn Receive: - This sets if the unit can receive horn triggers from other diggers. If horn receive is
disabled, the unit will not receive any horn presses from diggers.
Horn Latch Time: - When a digger operator presses the horn button, the horn will be latched for the
time set here. This ensures that even if a digger operator presses the horn very quickly, the truck will
always receive a horn trigger. The default is 3 seconds.
Pairing Functionality: - Enabling the pairing functionality allows the ‘Pair’ menu to be shown on the
main screen. Operators will be able to select a digger to pair to. If pairing is disabled, the operator
will not be able to access any pairing functionality.

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Main Display Mode: - The display can be set to two modes: Detailed and Simple:
GMT Offset: - Greenwich Mean Time offset, e.g. NSW is +11:00 in summer and +10:00 in winter.
Passcode: - Allows a qualified installer to set the menu passcode. Setting the passcode to zero will
disable the passcode completely. The default code is 12345.
Clear Digger List: - Clears the list of diggers in the Pairing menu.
Zero Tilt Sensor: - After the antenna is installed and the machine is on flat ground, selecting this
function will zero the tilt sensor built into the antenna. This is displayed on the ‘Detailed Display
Mode’
FACTORY DEFAULTS: Removes all settings and resets the software back to its factory defaults.
Simple
: Only the Machine ID and
System status are displayed on the
main screen.
Detailed
: The Machine ID, Satellites,
Time/date, System Status and Tilt are
displayed on the main screen.

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1.4.2 (OPTIONAL) To finish the installation and setup of the truck silent horn is to give the unit an
ID number that is assigned to the vehicle, in this example it is 25
The silent horn is now ready for use.

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HMSM2200C DIGGER INSTALLATION
2.1 THE HMSM2200C DIGGER KIT
2.1.1 The digger kit installation is ostensibly the same as the truck installation except the IO
module is introduced. The wiring and installation of the display and antenna is exactly the same as
the truck
IO Module
Antenna
Display
RAM
Deutsch for
IO Module
Display
Loom

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2.2 DIGGER SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM
2.3 INTERFACE MODULE WIRING
2.3.1 The interface module has 4 sets of 12-pin Deutsch connectors, labelled A, C, D and B.
A1
C1
D1
Red
-
Power In
B1
A2
C2
D2
Spare Power In1
B2
A3
Horn button switch +
C3
D3
Spare Power In2
B3
A4
C4
D4
Yellow
-
Communication B
B4
A5
C5
D5
B5
A6
C6
D6
Relay 6
B6
A7
C7
D7
Relay 1
(Not used in this version)
B7
A8
C8
D8
Relay 2
(Not used in this version)
B8
A9
C9
D9
Green
-
Communication A
B9
A10
Horn button switch
-
C10
D10
Black
-
Ground
B10
A11
C11
D11
Spare Ground 1
B11
A12
C12
D12
Spare Ground 2
B12
Note: Plugs C and B are not used.

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2.4 HORN BUTTON SWITCH:
2.4.1 The horn button switch’s contacts must be normally open. When the button is pressed, A3
(Horn button +) and A10 (Horn button –) will be shorted and this will create and display a horn blast
in the cabin on the HMSM1010CC. The duration of this horn blast is set under the Configuration
Menu – Horn Latch Time.

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2.5 SETTING THE DIGGER DISPLAY
2.5.1 Enter the configuration menu as shown in the truck guide. The next sequence of photos will
show how to configure the display as a ‘Digger’
The default settings for
the configuration menu
prior to setting as a
digger.
Push ‘Enter’ to select Timeslot
and use the up arrow to select
the Digger Timeslot of ‘2’.
Then push the ‘Enter’ button
again to save

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Notice when you set the display
to ‘Digger’ that menu options
only relevant to ‘Truck Mode’
become unavailable. The other
options are now greyed out.
Now set the ‘Machine’s ID’, in this
example it is set to 5. Push ‘Enter’ to
save. This is mandatory for all
diggers and no two diggers can have
the same Machine ID
Display now set a
s a Digger with
machine ID of 5. The Horn Latch
time can now be set to your sites
required horn blast duration.

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When all options are set, push
the menu button to restart the
display and observe the start-
up checking that there are no
errors.
Digger display ready to use

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HMSM2000C TRUCK PAIRING MENU
3.1 A HMSM2000 can be set to trigger to a specific digger by utilising the ‘PAIR’ feature. This
function primarily exists when two diggers are operating within close proximity of one another
and you require a truck to be operating in conjunction with its assigned digger. This is done by
selecting PAIR to option on the display and will allow you to:
3.1.1 Select a digger that has previously been detected, or
3.1.2 Type in a particular diggers ID number manually.
Digger 2000 has been previously detected.
When the numbers are highlighted in yellow
press the ‘Enter’ button to select.
No diggers found so manually
enter the digger number.

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FAULT FINDING
4.1 ANTENNA INDICATOR
4.1.1 On the base of each antenna the is a LED that provides the status of the system.
The LEDs different conditions are detailed in the following table.
Colour
Meaning
Action
Red flashing once
per second
The display is set as a Truck.
No GPS signal.
Swap in a known working antenna,
if OK, tag faulty antenna and return
for repair.
Red solid
The display is set as a Truck.
Good GPS signal.
NA
Green flashing
once per second
The display is set as a Digger.
No GPS signal.
Swap in a known working
antenna,
if OK, tag faulty antenna and return
for repair.
Green flashing
quickly
Transmitting or receiving radio signal
(both Truck and Digger)
NA
Green solid
The display is set as a Digger.
Good GPS signal.
NA

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4.2 DISPLAY ERROR MESSAGES
4.2.1 The display will give an indication on the screen if there is a problem. These errors are
This error will occur on power
up in either ‘Digger’ or ‘Truck’
mode. There are no
communications between the
display and the antenna.
Check to see if the antenna
cable is properly connected.
LK:
Smart antenna has power
and communications, has lost
GPS lock.
This error will occur on power
up when the display is
configured to be a ‘Digger’ and
no IO module is present.

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SA:
Smart antenna has stopped
responding. Refer to section 1.3
to check the wiring.
ID:
Machine ID set to zero. Refer
to section 1.4.1 to configure the
Machine ID correctly.
IO:
The interface module has a
problem. Check the power and
communications wiring.