Vignet AD802 User manual

User Manual, The Hub device
VignetConfidentialandProprietaryVersion1  Page1
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User Manual
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The Hub device
(AD802,AD803)
Document Date: Oct 24, 2013
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User Manual, The Hub device
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1.GETTINGSTARTED...........................................................................................................................................................3
1.1UNDERSTANDING THIS USER MANUAL.............................................................................................................................3
1.2USE SCENARIOS –WHAT CAN IDO WITH THE VIGNET HUB?..........................................................................................4
1.2.1Gateway........................................................................................................................................................................4
1.2.2Closed‐LoopAlertSystem..............................................................................................................................................5
1.3POWER ADAPTER..............................................................................................................................................................6
1.4TURNING THE HUB ON AND OFF.......................................................................................................................................6
1.5BATTERY............................................................................................................................................................................7
2.UNDERSTANDINGYOURVIGNETHUB..............................................................................................................................8
2.1FEATURES.........................................................................................................................................................................8
2.2FRONT VIEW......................................................................................................................................................................8
2.3SIDE VIEW.........................................................................................................................................................................9
2.4BACK VIEW........................................................................................................................................................................9
3.SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................................10
4.CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE.....................................................................................................................................11
5.SAFETYANDELECTRICALDEVICES..................................................................................................................................12
6.PROTECTINGTHEENVIRONMENT..................................................................................................................................12
7.REGULATORY................................................................................................................................................................13
7.1SAFETY...............................................................................................................................................................................15
7.2RADIOTYPEAPPROVALS........................................................................................................................................................15
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1. Getting Started
1.1 Understanding this User Manual
ForsupportwithTheHubdevice,visitwww.vignetcorp.comforcontactinformationinobtainingthelatestmanual.
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ThesectionsofthismanualgenerallyfollowthefeaturesofyourHubdevice.Thismanualgivesnavigation
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1.3 Power Adapter
Thepoweradapterattachestothebottomoftheunit.
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ThesamepoweradaptercanbeusedformultiplecountriesincludingUS,China,UK,EuropeandAustralia.The
interchangeabletipsareoptionallyshippedwitheachunitandcanbeorderedindecentlyasrequired.
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Afterplugginginthepoweradapter,youshouldseetheHubautomaticallyturnon.
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1.4 Turning the Hub On and Off
Turningthehubon:
•Turnonwilloccurimmediatelyafterapplyingpowertothehub.
•Ifthehubisturnedoffmanually,toturnonthehub,pressandholdthePowerkeyfor1‐2seconds.
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Turningthehuboff:
1. PressandholdthePowerkeyfor2seconds
2. Attheprompt,tapPoweroff

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1.5 Battery
ThebatterymaintainstheclockwhentheHubisdisconnectedfromwallpower.
Batterycanberemovedfromthebottomoftheunitusingascrewdriver.Thisshouldonlybedonewiththepowerto
theHubremoved.
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ItshouldonlybereplacedusinganewCR2032battery.
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Wipethebatterycleanofanyfingerprintsandinsertthepositive(+)poleup,anglingthebatterydownwardand
pressingthebatteryfirmlyintoplace.Whenreplacingthebatterydoor,besurethedoorfitstightaroundthe
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2. Understanding Your Vignet Hub
2.1 Features
•Capacitive Touch-Screen
•3G M2M Module
oRemovable SIM
•Audio Speaker
•Video Support
oMPEG4(.mp4), 3GPP(.3GP)
•Audio Support
oMPEG3 (.mp3) – only over
Bluetooth A2DP speaker (optional)
•Connections
oWi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
oBluetooth 2.1+EDR
oBluetooth LE
oLAN 10/100mbps
oUSB 2.0 Host Port
USB Flash (optional)
oUSB OTG Port
USB 2.0 Host and Slave
2.2 Front View
1. Mute LED/Button: This is application controlled. Intended to light Amber when there is
something that user is required to take action on.
2. Connectivity LED: This is application controlled. Intended to light Blue when data is
exchange to a remote sensor or the server or Amber when there is an error.
3. Notification LED: This is application controlled. Intended to light Blue when there is an
informational message to the user or Amber when there is an error.
4. Home Button/LED: This is application controlled. Touch and hold to display recent
applications. Intended to light Blue when the LCD display is lit.
5. Power Button/LED: This is application controlled. Press and hold to turn the Hub on or off.
Intended to light Blue when the device is powered on and system ready or Amber when
there is an error.
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2.3 Side View
1. SIM Card Slot – Supports mini SIM card for cellular service.
2. Micro SD Card Slot – Micro SD – Supports up to 32GB
2.4 Back View
3. Power Alert Off Button – If the hub is abruptly disconnected from power, the Power Loss
Alert will sound. This button silences the Power Loss Alert sound until the next abrupt
disconnect is triggered.
4. LAN Connection – Supports Ethernet 10/100 mbps
5. USB1 Slot - Supports USB 2.0 Host
6. USB2 Slot – Supports USB On-The-Go through optional cable accessory
7. Wall adapter plug-in – Power connection for Hub
8. Reset – Clears any lock-up conditions that may occur from improper use.
9. Speaker – This is application controlled for single channel melodies and sounds.
10.User-Serviceable Battery – This is a CR2032 which manages the Power Loss Alert.
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3. Specifications
FEATURE DESCRIPTION
Display size 3.5”
Display type TFT, Color LCD with a Capacitive touch screen
Display resolution: 480x320
WiFi 802.11b/g compatibility
Bluetooth 2.1+EDR compatibility
Low Energy
Cellular 3G
Card Slots Mini SIM card slot
Micro SD card slot
Slots access to be restricted by means of a cover which is flush with the housing
LEDs Dual-color LED capable of “Blue” and “Amber” colors labeled “Notification”
Dual-color LED capable of “Blue” and “Amber” colors labeled “Connectivity”
Dual-color LED capable of “Blue” and “Amber” colors behind power button. The
LED(s) to provide uniform color appearance.
Single color LED capable of “Amber” color- behind Mute button that also shines
through the front of the unit through a half-moon frosty clear-white opening.
Single-color LED capable of “Blue” color behind “Home Button”
Blue LEDs to provide brightness of 90-175 millicandles.
Amber LEDs to provide brightness of 175-300 millicandles.
Buttons Power Button.
Home Button
Mute Button. Mute button shall not exhibit an audible clicking sound when
pressed.
Loss of Power Silence Button labeled “Power Alert Off”
A recessed Reset Button labeled “Reset”
Ports USB 1: USB 2.0 Type A Host Port
USB 2: USB 2.0 mini-USB OTG Port
IMPORTANT:DuringUSBloadingtest,
USB1terminalwasloadedwith5,0Vd.c.,300mA,
USB2terminalwasloadedwith5,0Vd.c.,300mA
LAN: 10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port.
Rubber flaps shall cover ports when ports are not in use.
Port covers shall be labeled “USB 1”, “USB 2”, and “LAN”
Audio/Buzzer System shall be capable of providing an audio alert which can be varied in the
range from 0-85 dB.
The alert shall not activate upon execution of a proper power-off (shut down).
Power Loss Detection
Circuit The unit shall have a power loss detection circuit which will provide an audio
alert in the event of power loss.
Upon sudden power loss, the unit shall return to the current status (including
time/date) after power is restored.
Power Loss alert Battery Type: Primary Cell, Lithium CR2032
Compliance: IEC 60086-4