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Installation and User’s Manual
True Global Tracking and Tracing System
GTTS-3000
Version 1.5 November 2013
GTTSystems B.V.
Herfordstraat 16, 7418 EX Deventer, The Netherlands
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+31(0)570 606088
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www.gtts.eu
PREFACE
The information in this Installation and User’s Guide is subject to change in order to improve reliability, design or function without prior notice.
In no event GTTSystems B.V. will be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions herein.
Nor for incidental, special or consequential damages from the furnishing, performance or use of this
Installation and User’s Guide.
WARNINGS AND NOTICES
Read this installation and User’s Manual before unpacking and installing the GTTS-3000.
There are no user serviceable parts inside. Do not open the GTTS-3000 under any circumstances.
If the optional internal backup battery shall be replaced, contact your dealer.
If GTTS-3000 systems were ordered with (optional) mounting magnets, the magnets are in factory mounted to reduce risk of injury.
If magnets are mounted, a warning label will be present inside the box or crate and/or on the mounting peg of the GTTS-3000
Warning Label:
Caution:
The magnets are very strong. The 4 magnets have a total holding force of
1080 N (~108 Kg)
Approvals:
CE / EMC EN 60945 (2002), chapter 9
EN 60945 (2002), chapter 10
Phenomenon
Conducted emission test with a LISN
Radiated emission of Magnetic Fields up to 30 MHz
Radiated emission up to 1 GHz (FAC) (Pre test)
Radiated emission up to 1 GHz
(SAC/OATS) (final test)
Radiated emission up to 1 GHz (SAC)
Radiated emission up to 1 GHz (FAC)
ESD
Radiated Immunity
EFT
Conducted Immunity
Power Supply Failure
Basic Standard
EN 55016-2-1 (2009) + A1 (2011)
EN 55016-2-3 (2010) + A1 (2010)
EN 55016-2-3 (2010) + A1 (2010)
EN 55016-2-3 (2010) + A1 (2010)
EN 55016-2-3 (2010) + A1 (2010)
EN 55016-2-3 (2010) + A1 (2010)
EN 6100-4-2 (2009)
EN 6100-4-3 (2006) + A1 (2008) + A2
EN 6100-4-4 (2004) + A1 (2010)
EN 6100-4-6 (2009)
EN 6100-4-11 (2004)
Iridium Approved RPT-05119 (21-02-2013)
IP67 Ingress Protection Test (Pending)
HS / Statistical Code: 85176200
Band
10kHz - 30 MHz
150 kHz - 30 MHz
30 MHz - 1000 MHz
30 MHz - 1000 MHz
30 MHz - 1000 MHz
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1 - 2 GHz
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80 MHz - 2000 MHz
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150 kHz 80 MHz
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Table of Content
NSTALLATION WITH MAGNET MOUNTING
NSTALLATION ON RAILING OR TUBE
NSTALLATION WITH SCREW MOUNTING
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1 Introduction
1.1 General information
The GTTS-3000 is an Iridium Short Burst Date Communication System that was especially designed for the maritime environment.
It enables users to have a communication line and/or track and trace vessels, barges or other assets or equipment. It uses the cost effective Iridium Short Burst Data (SBD) for communication.
The Iridium network is the only network commercially available that offers true global coverage.
The GTTS-3000 was developed in such a way that it can fulfil most of the customer needs without modifications, add-ons or special software versions.
It’s ruggedized all weather proof housing and stainless steel mounting hardware was especially designed to survive under the most extreme conditions.
It finds applications in maritime vertical markets like Electronic Charts Support, M2M applications,
Shore Support etc.
1.2 System description
Iridium satellites
GPS
Satellites for positioning
GTTS 3000
(Serial)
Data
Figure 1. System description
Client (mail) server or workstation
Email and/or direct ip
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An installed GTTS-3000, running the generic AWS protocol that uses the messagepack format (see www.msgpack.org), will retrieve the GPS data at preset time intervals. The position is then send through the Iridium satellite constellation to the Iridium Gateway. In the Gateway the data is processed and send to a pre-configured IP-address and/or E-mail address.
Depending on the enduser’s application, it is often desired to use geographical maps to display the position along with other information. An example of a GTTS-3000 series on a GEO map can be found in figure 2 below.
Figure 2. GTTS-3000 series on AWS Global Alerting Platform
All the dealers of the GTTS-3000 series Iridium Short Burst Date Communication System have their own GEO services, or can provide it.
For the dealer list please visit http://www.gtts.eu/dealers.php
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2 Installation
2.1 Unpacking
The GTTS-3000 is packed in a carton box. Unpacking of the GTTS-3000, especially if it is provided with magnets, should be done on location prior to installation.
GTTSystems uses the unique IMEI number of the embedded Iridium SBD modem for unit identification and registration.
Each box contains at least a GTTS-3000 provided with a factory connected installation cable and a brief installation guide. This complete
Installation and User’s manual can also be found on http://www.gtts.eu/products.php
in pdf format.
2.2 Activation in the Iridium Network
Prior to mechanical and electrical installation the GTTS unit shall be activated in the Iridium
Satellite Network.
Authorized dealers only send an email to [email protected]
with a list of IMEI numbers of the units that needs to be activated. Only activation requests from authorized dealers can be processed.
The IMEI numbers can be found on 2 different barcode labels on the bottom of the unit and also on a barcode label on the carton packing. IMEI nr. always starts with 3002
34……….
Activation is normally realized the same day during GTTSystems B.V. business hours.
Your subscription starts from this day.
2.3 Installation general READ THIS FIRST
The GTTS-3000 is easy to install. It offers three different types of installation.
Tube/railing mounting.
Magnet Mounting on deck or rooftop.
Screw mounting on deck or rooftop.
It shall be installed always in a horizontal position with no obstructions to the sky above.
The GTTS-3000 will send a first GPS position automatically to confirm the unit is switched on and working properly. Please note that it can take several minutes before a message from the unit is received (depending on satellites in sight). GPS takes typically 40..50 seconds for a cold start fix.
Latency in the Iridium Network is very low. Typical values measured 12 .. 15 seconds
The Basic Indoor Connection Box (GTTS-3000 BIC Box) comes along as standard with each GTTS-
3000 system. It is low priced and makes the electrical installation easier and safer.
Besides the ease of installation, it has two LED indicators for power status and system status. The BIC
Box is also provided with a serial RS485 port that can be used for software upgrades and also functions as a debug or monitor port. With an off-the-shelf RS485<>USB converter it is very easy to connect the GTTS-3000 through the BIC Box to a computer.
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2.3.1 Installation with magnet mounting
Holding the GTTS-3000 with both hands, hold it over the area where it shall be placed. Tilt the GTTS-
3000 appr. 45 degrees as shown in figure 3 below. Then lower it onto the steel surface and turn the
GTTS-3000 until the magnets make contact with the steel surface. Try to do this as controlled as possible to avoid a ‘slam’ and keep your fingers free from the GTTS-3000 surface contact area.
Slamming the unit onto the steel surface could cause damage due to extreme G-forces that might occur.
Reverse this procedure to remove an unit.
Never try to slide a unit
. This will damage the magnetic’s corrosion protective coating and the steel
(paint) surface it is mounted on.
It is advised to coat the magnets with ship
’s paint or other corrosion protective coating, if available on board, prior to installation.
Figure 3. Placement on top level deck.
The connection cable shall be routed and fixed properly to avoid dangerous situations that might occur due to loose cables.
Decent installation is a must for all of the mounting options.
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2.3.2 Installation on railing or tube
The mounting hardware of the GTTS-3000 has a clever design that allows tube clamp mounting on a wide variety of tube diameters ranging from 32mm to 60mm.
Installation on a railing or tube with a diameter less than 40mm.
Please note the orientation of the lower mounting plate
Installation on railing or tube with diameter larger then 40mm
Please note the orientation of the lower mounting plate
It is advised to wrap a sheet of thin rubber around the tube or railing to protect the paint coating. It also will add to the clamp’s grip.
Do not over tighten the four M5 bolts. (Maximum torque 4Nm) Use an 8 mm spanner.
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2.3.3 Installation with screw mounting
If the GTTS-3000 should be installed using 4 pieces M5 bolts, drill 4 holes Ø 5,5 mm according the drill plan. See figure below.
Figure 6. Drill plan
If the (platform) screw mounting installation is desired, pay special attention to the possible water ingress due to the drilled holes in the mounting surface.
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2.4 Electrical Installation
The GTTS-3000 transceiver (outdoor part) comes prewired with a six wire screened cable.
Connect the V+ and V
– wire to an 1Amp/12..24V DC power supply is all that is needed to make the
GTTS-3000 operational. We suggest to place an inline fuse of 1Amp slow. Although the power supply input is protected against polarity reversal and voltage transients it is good practice to check (colour coding) scheme once again before supplying the permanent voltage supply.
Number Colour
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Pink
SPARE
Gray
Yellow
Green
Brown
White
Function
Output Open Collector
Analog Input
RS485/RS422 Data+
RS485/RS422 Data-
V+ IN
V- IN
Yellow/Green Shield
Remarks
0.7 Amps / 60V DC (sink)
Analog 0..30V IN
Opto Coupled digital input Opto 5..24V in
Positive going
Negative going
8..36 Volt (1Amp Max.)
0V (Minus)
DC isolated from 0V (Minus)
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2.4.1 Electrical Installation using the BIC Box
Installation becomes easier and more safe if the (standard included) Basic Indoor Connection (BIC)
Box is used. It provides a 5.1mm DC jack input for 24V AC/DC adapter in parallel with a terminal block for power connection. The two DC Power inputs are separated by a diode network and it is allowed to connect both simultaneously for redundant power input. Screw type terminal blocks offer easy and proper connection of the wiring.
Enclosed also an 1Amp Slow blow fuse. It has a DB9 connector for easy connection to a computer or other device.
It also has two LED indicator to show the Power status and the status of the device.
The legenda of the four most common status’s are printed on the foil.
The BIC Box also provides return current protection if there is a power loss and the transceiver runs from the optional embedded backup battery.
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3 Configuration
The GTTS-
3000‘s are shipped from factory in a pre-configured state.
The customers desired configuration is passed to GTTSystems B.V. by the dealers. The units are then configured, tested, packed and shipped. Currently there are three configurations released and integrated into the GTTS-3000 firmware. Two of those provide backward compatibility with the GTTS-
2000 series. This allows system integrators to switch from the GTTS-2000 to the GTTS-3000 without any hustle.
Configuration can be altered “over the air”.
A dedicated Windows® Platform computer configuration tool allows dealers to (re)configure or select a configuration and set a variety of setting like reporting frequency etc..
3.1 GTTS communication protocol
The GTTS 3000 can use two protocols for communicataion.
3.1.1 GTTS-MessagePack Generic Protocol
The GTTS-MessagePack Generic Protocol is based upon the messagepack format (see www.msgpack.org)
This protocol has a bit more overhead than the other protocols, but in return it offers great flexibility if one want to use the GTTS-3000 as a data terminal or transceiver next to, or instead of, a tracking and tracing device.
3.1.2 Maritime M2M Applications
To ease integration of the GTTS-3000 into maritime M2M (or Ship to Shore) applications, a
NMEA0183 type serial protocol over the RS485 bus was developed and integrated into the GTTS-
MessagePack protocol. This makes it relatively easy to send sensor data, text etc. directly to back office (server) platform. If you are using the GAP platform, data is directly visible without any alterations to the platfor m’s layout.
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4 Options
There are several options available. Most options are born out of customer demands and are already put into action in certain applications and are proven solid options.
The list of options is likely to grow over time.
4.1 Battery Backup
There is a battery backup printed circuit board available that can be placed in the outdoor unit.
Advantage of having a (additional) backup battery in the outdoor unit is that the GTTS-3000 will continue working if main power source(s) are lost and/or connection cable is cut. If the GTTS-3000 starts running from its backup battery, it will indicate in the messages that it runs from backup, and a different communication protocol may be initiated to extend the operational time and/or function of the device. The battery is heated to extend the range of charging at low temperatures.
Best is to have the battery backup option installed in the factory, but it can be retro fitted by installers also.
Specifications Battery:
Heater:
Charging:
LiIon, 7,4 Volts
– 2200mAh
5 Watts @ 24V DC (microprocessor controlled)
Heater on at temperatures below 5°C
Microprocessor controlled LiIon charging. (slow charging)
4.2 GSM/GPRS
There is a GSM/GPRS printed circuit board available that can be placed in the outdoor unit. This option makes the GTTS-3000 an Iridium & GSM hybrid. This optional printed circuit board also holds possibilities for battery backup.
The SIM card is placed in the outdoor unit as well. This is a slightly disadvantage in production or installation but prevents miss usage of GSM SIM cards. The antenna is embedded as well and placed vertically in the housing, stacked between the two printed circuit boards, providing vertical polarized signal orientation.
Specifications GSM/GPRS: Quad Band modem (Telit GL865-QUAD)
SIM Card type: Micro SIM (holder on pcb board)
Antenna: PCB antenna stacked vertically on the PCB with MMCX connector
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5 Specifications
Physical
Size overall (LxBxH)
Height above mounting rail or deck
Magnets Holding Force
Mounting Hardware
Cover UV and salt water resistant
Environmental
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
Humidity
Electrical
Interface
Satellite
Working Voltage
Power consumption average
Power consumption during SBD transmission
Heater
Backup Battery
Serial port I/O
1 Opto Coupled digital Input
1 Analog Input
1 Output Open Collector Protected Mosfet
Iridium Constellation
Frequency
Transmission
Communication
Iridium RX/TX Antenna
GPS (L1band)
Accuracy
GPRS RX Antenna
19x18x9 cm
2 .. 7.5 cm
1080N (~108 Kg)
Stainless Steel 316 (A4)
PMMA/ABS
-40 .. +65 C
-40 .. +65 C
Relative 100% (IP66)
12 .. 24 Volts DC (8Vmin .. 36V max)
Receive: <50mA@12V / <25mA@24V
Transmit: <150mA@12V / <75mA@24V
Optional (5 Watt)
Optional (7.4V/2200mAh LiOn)
RS-485 / RS-422 (115k2 max)
5 .. 24V DC
0..30V@12bit ADC
0.7 Amps / 60V DC (Sink)
True Global Coverage
1616 .. 1626.5 MHz
Short Burst Data TDMA/FDMA
Direct IP or email integrated Patch Antenna
Fastrax IT-500
1.8 m
Integrated Patch
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