Veethree T Series User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
/for installing Veethree displays

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Installation Manual
CONTENTS:
/T-Series - Touch screen colour displays 18
/R-Series - Round housing displays 10
/C-Series - Colour displays 11
/M-Series - Monochrome displays 13
1: Mounting the display
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2: Connecting your display
page ... 6
3: Maintenance and troubleshooting
page ... 7
4: Connectors
page ... 8
5: Safety information
page ... 13

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Display Mounting
Units are designed to be mounted onto a bulkhead, dashboard, or panel. The method is
described below. The only required components are the mounting bracket and hardware.
Allow adequate clearance behind the display for cable connection (to ensure that the
cables are not unduly stressed), and for ventilation. Leave sufficient cable so that the
unit may be removed for servicing
Screw the threaded studs into the rear case
Carefully cut out the mounting hole, templates are available upon request if required
Place the CANvu Display in position, use the mounting bracket and™ thumb nuts to
secure the units. The thumb nuts should only be hand tight
In the correct order connect the Deutsch mating connector harness into the housing,
ensuring it is fully seated
1. Mounting the display
Instructions
WARNING:
Do not over tighten the studs/thumb nuts and don’t use metal
screws as they may damage the unit and void the warranty.

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Typical mounting method
Mounting templates can be downloaded
from our website at
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”) x ”)
”) x ”)
70mm (2.75”) x 70mm (2.75”)
70mm (2.75”) x 70mm (2.75”)
Cut Out for back recess 86mm
diameter (3.39”)
Drill 4mm clearance x 4 = 4.3mm (0.17”)
mm
”)
= 4.3mm (0.17”)
”) x ”)
”) x ”)
70mm (2.75”) x 70mm (2.75”)
70mm (2.75”) x 70mm (2.75”)
”)
= 4.3mm (0.17”)
Cut Out for back recess 86mm
diameter (3.39”)
Drill 4mm clearance x 4 = 4.3mm (0.17”)
Fixing Template
Overall size 95mm (3.74”) x 95mm (3.74”)
Fixing Hole Positions 70mm (2.75”) x 70mm (2.75”)

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The displays should be installed and setup in accordance to this manual by a
competent individual who is used to working with electrical systems. Failure to follow
these instructions may result in malfunction and in-validate any warranty.
2.1 No power should be present on the harness during connection.
2.2 Connect Harness 1 (Primary) note correct orientation of connector. Ensure it is
fully mated so the connector latches into place.
2.3 Then connect Harness 2 (Secondary) note correct orientation of connector.
Ensure it is fully mated so the connector latches into place when using dual
and triple harness models.
2.4 The USB ports should not be used for charging external equipment such as
mobile phones.
Please refer to the following images below for harness connection order.
Connecting to the Network
The range of displays will operate with a number of CAN network protocols. If you are
unsure of which CAN networks are supported, please contact Veethree for advice.
Please consult relevant network protocol standards to ensure that the unit is
connected correctly. Ensure that the power is off during any connection being made
and you are observing connecting the device in section 1.
Veethree can offer support, if you need any further help or guidance on your particular
network topography.
2. Connecting your display
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Safety Warning: Please note analogue input voltages should not
exceed the supply voltage or damage may occur.

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No regular maintenance should be required, except for cleaning the lens as needed, using
a soft, damp cloth. Do not use abrasive materials or solvents.
If you are experiencing operating problems with the display, refer to the following
diagnostics:
3. Maintenance and troubleshooting
Problem Possible Solution
Unit does not power up
Ensure connections to unit are correct
Ensure power source is present
Unit fails to display any data
Ensure connections to unit are correct
Ensure data source is broadcasting data
Ensure source address in the display
matches source data being provided
by the engine and/or transmission
Ensure the backbone is connected and
terminating resistors are in place
Unit displays random data
Ensure connections to unit are correct
Ensure “demo mode” is off

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4. Connectors
CAN1
1No Connection
2Positive DC Supply
3Ground
4CAN Data H
5CAN Data L
T7i
CAN2
1No Connection
2Isolated Volts Positive
3Isolated Volts Negative
4Isolated CAN Data H
5Isolated CAN Data L
ETHERNET
1White/Orange +TK
2White/Green +RX
3Orange - TX
4Green
EXTERNAL USB IO
1USB Volts Positive
2USB Data Negative (DM)
3USB Data Positive (DP)
4No Connection
5USB Volts Negative
6RS422/485 Tx+*
7RS422/485 Tx-*
8RS422/485 Rx+*
9RS422/485 Rx-*
10 Digital Input
11 Analogue Input
12 Relay Output
*RS422 and RS485 options
configured as a build option

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CAN1
1No Connection
2Positive DC Supply
3Ground
4CAN Data H
5CAN Data L
T5
CAN2
1No Connection
2Isolated Volts Positive
3Isolated Volts Negative
4Isolated CAN Data H
5Isolated CAN Data L
ETHERNET
1White/Orange +TK
2White/Green +RX
3Orange - TX
4Green
*RS422 and RS485 options con-
figured as a build option
EXTERNAL USB IO
1USB Volts Positive
2USB Data Negative (DM)
3USB Data Positive (DP)
4No Connection
5USB Volts Negative
6RS422/485 Tx+*
7RS422/485 Tx-*
8RS422/485 Rx+*
9RS422/485 Rx-*
10 Digital Input
11 Analogue Input
12 Relay Output

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PRIMARY CONNECTOR
1Ground
2Power Input
3Dimmer Input
4Analogue in 1
5CAN Ground
6CAN Power
7NMEA 2000 / J1939 - CAN H
8NMEA 2000 / J1939 - CAN L
9NMEA 0183+ (Differential)
10 NMEA 0183- (Differential)
11 Power Supply (Output for
GPS)
12 Ground Supply (Output for
GPS)
R3
SECONDARY CONNECTOR
1Analogue - Ground
2Digital Out 1 (Relay / Buzzer)
3Analogue in 2
4Analogue in 3
5Analogue in 4
6Analogue in 5
7Analogue in 6
8Digital Input 1
9Digital Input 2
10 Digital Input 3
11 Digital Input 4
12 Frequency Input
PRIMARY CONNECTOR
1Ground
2Power Input
3Relay Output 1
4Relay Output 2
5CAN Ground - isolated CAN
Supply (-)
6CAN Power - isolated CAN
supply (+)
7CAN H - isolated CAN Data H
8CAN L - isolated CAN Data C
9Relay Output 3
10 Relay Output 4
11 Primary CAN Data L
12 Primary CAN Data H
R3s