Xirgo XT6264 User manual

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XT6264 User Guide
Revised July 19, 2019
This user guide contains supplemental information about the XT6264.

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1CONTENTS
1 Contents................................................................................................................................................2
2 Installation Procedure...........................................................................................................................3
2.1 Terminology ..................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Installation ....................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Testing After Installation...............................................................................................................7
3 LED Behavior.........................................................................................................................................8
3.1 Test Mode .....................................................................................................................................8
3.1.1 LED Color Table .....................................................................................................................8
3.1.2 RCD3 LED Status Indication Mode ........................................................................................8
3.2 Install Mode ................................................................................................................................11
3.2.1 Entering Install Mode..........................................................................................................11
3.2.2 Install Mode Operation and Status.....................................................................................11
3.2.3 Exiting Install Mode.............................................................................................................11
4 Regulatory Statements .......................................................................................................................12
4.1 FCC: .............................................................................................................................................12
4.2 Radiofrequency radiation exposure Information: ......................................................................12
4.3 IC .................................................................................................................................................12

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2INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
2.1 TERMINOLOGY
Term
Description
Unit
Xirgo XT6264
Asset
Customer product that the XT6264 is mounted to.
2.2 INSTALLATION
Figure 1: Hole Location
Figure 2: Size of hole –19mm
1. Install the unit bracket.
2. Secure the unused high voltage communication connector into unit bracket.
3. Install the unit into the bracket.
a. Push the unit into the bracket
b. Secure the two torx screws
c. Push the ON/OFF switch
4. Connect the 3 and 7 pin connectors to the unit.
5. Connect the unit ribbon harness to the controller.

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Figure 3: Ribbon Harness
6. Attach the TK bracket to the unit.
7. Fit the unit with the bracket TK controller and tighten the upper screws.
8. Connect the Power Cable Harness X1 RED wire to the Transformer X1 tap, and X2 BLACK wire
(with ground terminal) to the Controller Chassis.

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Figure 5: X1 red to X1 tap
Figure 6: X2 Black to ground chassis
9. Connect the 7 pin from the unit ribbon harness to the unit.
10. Bundle the cable by using cable ties and fix them to the unit.
11. Close the asset door. The device should be oriented as pictured below:

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2.3 TESTING AFTER INSTALLATION
1. Connect the power plug to the power source.
2. Put the unit into install mode (ON/OFF button) –see Enter Install Mode for further description.
3. Observe installer LED for green pass –see observe Install LED below for further description.
NOTE: if installer LED fails, refer to the trouble shooting guide and fix the issue.
4. Take the unit out of installer mode.
5. Close the controller door.
NOTE: at this time, installation should be completed.

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3LED BEHAVIOR
3.1 TEST MODE
When the device is in Active mode (i.e., not in ship mode or low power sleep mode), a push and release
of the button when the green LEDs start blinking will cause the device to display status using LEDS as
described below. LEDs will stay off in the normal device operation.
NOTES:
•The push and release of the button when blue LEDs start blinking will put the device in INSTALL
mode. The LED behavior in INSTALL mode is covered in Install Mode section.
•If the button remains pushed until blue LEDs go off and then the buttons are released, device
will enter Ship Mode.
•Pushing and releasing the button when the device is in ship mode will wake the device up like in
RCD2 and will not initiate LED status indication mode.
3.1.1 LED Color Table
LED Color
Description
Blue
GPS Status
Green
Cellular Status
Purple
Cellular RAT Status
Yellow
Battery Status
Red
Backend, AC, Reefer, Zigbee, and Bluetooth
3.1.2 RCD3 LED Status Indication Mode
When the device enters install mode, it will display all LED status updates. The LEDs will provide updates
in the following order: Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow, and then Red.
GPS Status (Blue)
•All five LEDs will flash blue for two seconds to indicate the device is providing GPS status.
•From left to right, GPS status is provided with a solid blue LED and the value is held for five
seconds.

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LED Status
Description
GPS Lock
Left-most LED ON means GPS is locked
GPS Number
Each LED following the left most LED represents three GPS satellites. Satellite
numbers in between groups of three will be rounded up; e.g., four or five satellites in
view will be represented with two LEDs.
No Lock
Left most LED blinking means no lock and no satellite in view
Cellular Status (Green)
•Four LEDs will flash green for two seconds, indicating the device is providing cellular signal
strength. The left most LED will be used to indicate cellular RAT.
•From left to right, LEDs indicate received signal strength value using solid green LEDs and will
hold the value for five seconds.
RSSI Level
LED Number
1
One LED
2
Two LED
3
Three LED
4
Four LED
Cellular RAT Status (Purple)
•All five LEDs will flash purple for two seconds to indicate the device will be providing cellular RAT
status.
•From left to right, the cellular RAT is indicated using solid purple LEDs held for five seconds.
Cellular RAT
LED Number
Connection Failure
Left most LED blinking
2G Registered
One LED
3G Registered
Two LEDs
LTE Registered
Three LEDs

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Battery Status (Yellow)
•All five yellow LEDs will flash yellow for two seconds to indicate the device will provide battery
status.
•From left to right the backup battery value is indicated using solid yellow LEDs, which are held
for five seconds.
LED
Voltage
Left most LED (blinking)
Volt < 2.9
One LED
2.9 < Volt < 3.2
Two LEDs
3.2 < Volt < 3.5
Three LEDs
3.5 < Volt < 3.8
Four LEDs
3.8 < Volt < 4.0
Five LEDs
4.0 < Volt
Backend, AC, Reefer, Zigbee, and Bluetooth (Red)
•All five LEDs will flash red for two seconds to indicate the device is providing miscellaneous
status.
•LEDs are displayed from left two right and held for five seconds.
LED Position
Description
First
Backend connectivity status: Green if data session active or no messages queued.
Red if messages queued and no data session active.
Second
AC Status: Green if AC applied, Red if no AC.
Third
Reefer Connectivity: Green if last communication with reefer was successful, Red
otherwise.
Fourth
Zigbee Status: Green if device is in network otherwise Red.
Fifth
BLE Status: To be determined.
NOTE: Test mode should now be complete, and all LEDs will turn off.