CT2000 User manual - ANBTEK GPS Tracking Platform
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1. CT2000 Long Battery GPS Tracker User s Manual Version 2 0 Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved Content Index I HAE OCLC de DEE 3 eA MTSE RU TIOMCOR E 3 1 2 About document terms ege Un E 4 1 3 Power and Batter 4 TA Package COMENT aeea EE A EAE EAE E 4 PEE Ee dee 5 E geg E e 5 Bye FTO ET ee EE 8 3 1 Configuration Software Reouiremente 8 EE Eeer 9 Ae DOVICEVVOFKING gd leie 9 4 1 Working Profiles 9 A2 VO AE 10 EE EIERE 10 BA Operation Ment KEE 11 5 2 Basie EE 12 G E NEE 13 De Prones De 16 Ee gt 18 6 SMS Command Det 19 Zo Firmware TE 19 Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 1 Introduction CT2000 is a terminal with GPS and GSM connectivity which is able to determine the object s coordinates and transfer them via the GSM network This device is perfectly suitable for semi trailers tracking which is not with permanent power supply CT2000 built in 13000mAH battery with smart power saving technology can last from 4 years during time based on different position data updates interval 1 1 Instruction of Safety AN AN rz E Do not disassemble the device more than it is allowed If the device is damaged the power supply cables are not isolated or the isolation is damaged before unplugging the power supply do not touch the device All wireless data transferring devices produce interference that may affect othe2. This document contains information about the architecture mechanical characteristics configuration and possibilities of the CT2000 device Acronyms and terms used in document e PC Personal Computer e GPRS General Packet Radio Service e GPS Global Positioning System e GSM Global System for Mobile Communications e SMS Short Message Service e AC DC Alternating Current Direct Current e Record AVL data stored in CT2000 memory AVL data contains GPS and I O Information e AVL packet Data packet that is being sent to server during data transmission AVL packet contains from 1 to 25 records e Profile operating mode for CT2000 device It consists of list of settings indicating how device should behave in certain situations 1 3 Power and Battery CT2000 is with built in 13000MAH unchargeable battery which can last for a expected time as defined e Voltage 3 6 V DC e Nominal capacity 6500mAh e Battery Number 4 e Max pulse current not less than 2000mA 1 4 Package Contents The CT2000 device is supplied to the customer in a cardboard box containing all the equipment that is necessary for operation The package contains Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 1 The CT2000 device 2 Micro USB cable Optional Accessories Strong Magnetic Installation Kit 2 Characteristics 2 1 Basic Characteristics GSM GPRS Parameter Gen
3. Time x Year Month Date Week Hour GMT Minute Second Get System Time GetTime Settings Discard This collates time function is for the purpose to maintain a time clock when GPS time is not Available Recover Factory By click this button to reset all CT2000 parameters to be factory default setting Language Configure Adjust Configurator language 5 2 Basic Parameters GPRS Setting Mode select data transfer mode for GPRS connection TCP IP or UDP IP CT2000 gets TCP IP supported only now APN Access Point Name this is operator provided parameter and is used to open GPRS connection in GSM network Please contact your GSM operator to find out your APN Username APN username used to open GPRS connection in GSM network In some cases it is not required and field is left blank Password APN password used to open GPRS connection in GSM network In some cases it is not required and field is left blank IP this is destination server IP address to which CT2000 is sending data using GPRS Port this is destination server port number to which CT2000 is sending data using GPRS GPS Fix Timeout In preset wake up time CT2000 will wake up to get current location via GPS But in some area there is with very low signal or not possible to get signal at all in order to not use out the battery we have to define a maximum signal searching time Normally you can put as 3
4. reserved 4 2 I O Events CT2000 supported I O events are e Critical low Battery level e GSM Network Roaming e Power Connection source e Door Status e Temperature level s Static Movement status e GEO Areas status IN OUT All these I O events can be used for profile switching conditions 5 Configurator Operation CT2000 Configurator Mode Sleep GSM offline e APN Data save GPS enable Username GSM Cell ID Password Min period sec IP Port TimeZone Data send GPRS enable Timeout Send period sec Authorized numbers end week time Min saved records Password Battery Low Alert 30 Temp Sensor o Inner C Outer Rechargeable o No Yes Movement sensor Settings d 0 Read 4 30 0 30 60 90 120 5 Geofence zones mmm DC Read Profile manager Settings LEDON LED Close o Configuration Debug Result lo y seful a Log and Test Main CT2000 Configurator windows consist of 1 Operation Menu 2 Basic Device Setting Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 3 General Setting 4 Profile Parameters Setting 5 Other Setting includes Battery level LED light Switch ON Off and USB working modes 5 1 Operation Menu Please find the Operation menus instruction as follows CT2000 Configurator Default1 7 Load file Save file Read from Flash Write to flash Get IMEI COMI w C Global prarmeters Profiles pr
5. this profile e Send Period time interval in seconds when device is trying to send recorded data to the server Send week time if Send Period value is O or empty then CT2000 uses this table to send records e Min Saved Records Every time CT2000 makes attempt to connect to the server it checks if it has at least predefined number of records to send If it has less record than the value of this field it does not connect to the server and waits for next attempt after time Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 5 5 Other Setting Other prarmeters Battery level 0 Read a p 30 60 90 120 Temperature mb D Read LED Status LED ON LED Close Set USB Mode Configuration Debug Set Battery Level CT2000 is able to monitor battery current level Temperature Show current Temperature value from connected sensor LED Status CT2000 gets 3 LED lights on the circuit board which is used to indicate the device working Status Normally these 3Led lights are only used in testing or debug After you have done the all the testing and configuration please switch off these lights which will save concrete power consumption USB Mode When CT2000 is connected with PC via USB its get two working mode e Configuration Mode In this mode you can do the configuration job by this configurator e Debug Mode In this mode it s used to monitoring dev
6. Minutes If 3 Minutes passed device will back to sleep no matter it gets valid or invalid signal SMS Setting Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved e Password Enter a password for all incoming SMS to the device Device will discard all recieved SMS with passwords that do not match the entered one e Authorized numbers A list of GSM numbers CT2000 will read messages only from listed number and discard all messages from other numbers If no numbers are entered CT2000 will read messages from all numbers The first number is server GSM number it is used to send SMS to server modem Numbers have to be entered in international format without sign Critical Low Battery Alert Limit By this setting to get Alerts when battery goes to a critical level and which means you need to recharge the battery Our suggested level is 30 Because in our testing we observed after the battery volume goes down to 30 it works non stable and capability goes down rapidly 5 3 General Settings Movement Sensor Setting Movement se E e Enable Vv ShakeTimes Times Scan time sec Sleep Time 600 sec Accept Discard e Enable Disable If enable Movement sensor work e Shakes Time Means shaking times If the shaking times in preset time breached this limit it will generate a real movement e Scan Time After device wake how long time you want the processor
7. al to those stated in logical sentence profile switching occurs There are four sentences getting from first to fourth profile Switching to P5 profile occurs when there are no valid sentences which match all stated conditions Porfile manager Conditions to switch profile In this profile manager you can create each profile entering conditions Only selected all I O are met then the device will enter this profile If Profile 1 and profile 2 were setup as same conditions the device will follow the priorities from Profile 1 gt gt Profile 2 gt gt Profile 3 gt gt Profile 4 gt gt Profile 5 gt Profile 1 will have the highest priority About exit profile only the I O conditions are not met then device will leave the current mode For example if Profile 1 and profile 2 are same conditions but device currently working in profile 2 device will not exit profile 2 Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved IO event name Enable Level Low Battery Ja gt v Roaming F Temperature a gt Movement sensor Iv moving v Power Supply E Inner Battery Door Status a Door Open Geofencing zone 1 a outside zone vw Geofencing zone 2 F outside zone w Geofencing zone 3 m outside zone w Geofencing zone 4 F outside zone w Geofencing zone 5 outside zone v Geofencing zone 6 ai outside zone w Geofencing zone 7 F outside zone w Geofencing zone 8 Ia outside zo
8. armeters Device startul GPRS Mode TCP Get version Pi Sleep APN u Collate Time Dat Username P2 RES Recover Facto Password P3 IP oui 1G4 149 15n ma Default Data Inside the configurator we build up total 5 default data based on typical application with different battery lifetime cases which can help client to do quick configuration for CT2000 Load from file Click this button to load device settings from file which you have saved last time Save to File Click this button to save manually entered setting to a file Read from flash Read settings that are already stored in CT2000 device Write to flash Save the settings to CT2000 memory Get IMEI Read CT2000 modem IMEI number COM port Click this drop down list to choose which COM port is used by CT2000 to connect to PC Refresh button Click it to refresh all available ports on PC This button is used when you connect CT2000 to PC while Configurator software is already launched but it did not detect Virtual COM Port yet Addition Functional Buttons e Device startup Click this button to test data acquisition and data sending After this button was clicked device will wake up from sleep and open GPS to locate and send current location data once to remote server e Get Version To get device firmware version inside the CT2000 device e Collate Time Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved Collate
9. d Operation Process 1 Open CT2000 Plastic Box by Screw Driver 2 Open Simcard Slot lid and insert SIM 3 Close Simcard Lid 4 Push SIM card lid in the shown direction to lock it and assemble CT2000 Connect CT2000 with PC by Micro USB Electrical Characteristics Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved Batteries e Voltage 3 6V DC e Nominal capability 6500mMAH e Max Pulse current not less than 2000mA The battery lifetime of CT2000 is subject to configuration coverage of GSM and GPS signals Expected battery lifetime depends on e Temperature e Humidity e GSM level e GPS satellite visibility e Configuration of device additionally monitored parameters etc Expected battery self discharging is 1 3 per year in normal humidity and 20 C 3 Preparation 3 1 Configuration Software Requirements OS Environment Windows XP SP2 or Higher version Windows Vista Windows 7 Configurator Program and Driver Please download CT2000 driver from ANBTEK website support center http www anbtek com index php m mod static amp a view amp sc id 7 Download CP2102 Driverrar Download T7510 User manual pdf Download T8520 User manual pdf Download TS30 User manual pdf Download T5100 User manual pdf Download T510 Configuratorrar Download T520 Configuratorrar Download TS30 Configurator rar Download T8100 Configuratorrar Download AS200 Configuratorra
10. eral Features Specifications Point to point MO and MT UC15 E SMS SMS Cell Broadcast UMTS HSDPA 900 2100MHz Text and PDU Mode GSM GPRS 900 1800MHz Frequency Bands UC15 A HSDPA Max 3 6Mbps UMTS HSDPA 850 1900MHz V 3 iV Sch GSM GPRS 850 900 1800 1900MHz gie SN KK WEE E DATA EDGE Max 236 8 Kbps DL HSDPA Release 5 category 6 GPRS Max 85 6 Kbps DL Max 85 6 Kbps UL EDGE DL only CS 14 4 Kbps GPRS Multi slot Class 12 Veins a Codec HR FR EFR AMR AMR WB UMTS Release 99 5 GSM Release 99 4 Echo Arithmetic Echo Cancellation Noise Reduction Supply Voltage Range 3 3V 44V Protocols TCP IP UDP PPP Operation Temperature 40 C 80 C Dimensions 29mm x 29mm x 2 5mm Weight Approx 4 0g Control via AT commands 3GPP TS 7 007 27 005 and other enhanced AT GPS Specification Ublox NEO 6M e Tracking sensitivity 160dBm e Accuracy 5Meter Advantages e WCDMA network compatibility e Smart profile switching any element dependent e Highly configurable data acquisition and sending e Multiple GEO areas configuration e Real time process monitoring Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved e Authorized number list for remote access e Firmware update via USB e Configuration update via SMS or USB port e 15000 record storing e Extra long battery life time Mechanical Characteristics SimCard Insert Scheme Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserve
11. ice working behaviors by using the Log and Test window Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 6 SMS Command List Command Name Command Format Device Reply Change Device Password 1234 E4321 Oygg Password has been changed eee 1234 GPRS 211 154 142 GPRS eg TF _____ 155 9008 0 CMNET Parameter 863070015806069 211 154 142 150 9114 0 CMNET GPRS GPRS Parameter 1234 QP Kc emgeet Q Parameter 863070015806069 211 154 142 150 9114 0 CMNET aoeseeencsesocecsseccennceeesoesseeccseeccensoesocasseeasosneeccsseesocsseecoseesoens seseccoessececocsceeasseecoccsoeseoensoeccsesseeasoesosecsoeacoesseeessescoenss poceesoeasoesoeeccoseooacssesosesoeeccoaseeeesseesocssocesoensoeccoseccensseeosscsseesocscecesoesceensocaosensoeecoseseeccseseoecsocecsssseecsoeeccensseeceaspececassscensoesecessseesoessessssnsseeess P1 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 P2 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 Working Protie 1234 setpar P1 OFF ON OFF ON ON 3600 ON 3600 1 P4 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 Configuration E Gm Ee aaa SE P5 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 P1 OFF ON ON 3600 ON 3600 1 P2 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 Query Profile Setting 1234 querypar P3 OFF ON ON 3600 ON 3600 1 P4 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 P5 OFF ON ON 3600 0N 3600 1 Battery xx Moving Static Door Open Close Temp xx Query Status i 1234 X C Inner Outer Battery GSM xx GPS xx 201 1 12 08 12 32 13 V 60Km h Heading 60 La
12. ne w Geofencing zone 9 E outside zone w Geofencing zone 10 F outside zone w GSM Operator List Contain list of up to 200 accepted operator codes If device is in these operators network device consider as Non Roaming Otherwise device consider as in Roaming If operator list left empty device will not activate the detection for roaming or not List of GSM operator codes http en wikipedia org wiki Mobile Network Code 5 4 Profiles Parameters This set of parameters applies for device only when it is operating in appropriate profile To choose a profile click on PU P2 P3 P4 or bb and enter desired values Profile Parameter Editor Window Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved Pronies prarmeters Pl Sleep GSM offline v p2 Data save GPS enable p3 GSM Cell ID Min period sec EI i Save week time D Data send GPRS enable Send period sec Min saved records Sleep GSM modem keep in Off ON when device is in sleep mode Data Save e GPS enable Enables or disables GPS data acquisition in this profile e GSM Cell ID Enables or disables ability to acquire GSM Cell ID e Min Period time interval in seconds when device is trying to establish its location and make a record e Save week time if Min Period value is O or empty then CT2000 uses this table when to make records Data Send e GPRS enable enables or disable GPRS in
13. r devices which are placed nearby The device may be fitted only by qualified personnel The device must be firmly fastened in the predefined location The device is susceptible to water and humidity in environment with IP class greater than IP67 Use only batteries provided by ANBTEK If wrong battery is used the device may malfunction ANBTEK takes no responsibility for device damage caused by third party batteries Any installation and or handling during a lightning storm is prohibited Please use cables provided with CT2000 device ANBTEK is not responsible for any harm caused by using wrong cables for PC lt gt CT2000 connection ANBTEK reserves the right to change or modify the device in a way that feels is acceptable and is not in disagreement with terms and conditions Ensure that the batteries are not immersed in water When stored keep the device in a cool and dry place Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved Ensure that device and batteries are not exposed to hot surfaces or direct sunlight Copyright 2006 2015 Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved When transporting ensure that batteries are safe from metal articles and do not keep it with metal rings chains etc Do not damage battery with sharp objects Do not try to charge the battery this may lead to explosion and or other harms gt gt bs gt 1 2 About document terms definition
14. r Download AS201 Configuratorrar Download CT2000 Configuratorrar Download Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved 3 2 Configurator CT2000 configurator gets not necessary for installation Just run the CT2000 Configurator exe file inside the program folder Note During driver installation please keep CT2000 powered up and connected with PC by USB cable Select a correct ComPort for CT2000 device JF Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge COM3 To find out which COM port is used follow these steps e Right click on My Computer and choose Properties e Go to Hardware and click on Device Manager e Expand Portes COM amp LPT menu See COM port number near Silicon Labs CP210X USB to Uart Bridget 4 Device Working Principles 4 1 Working Profiles In order to save the battery using fast CT2000 is designed to stay in a sleep mode as long as possible Device periodically wakes up for a very short time and checks states of static Movement And in preset wake up time will check all O parameters if I O event s state has changed profile manager changes to profile according to logical sentences If there is no any profile compatible with current conditions it will auto take P5 as the default profile Porfile manag Rm Conditions to switch profile ist 2nd 3rd 4th Profile Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights
15. to scan for this movement sensor During this time period it will keep MCU On which consumpts power either e Sleep Time Means how frequently you want the processor to wake up to check movement status GEO fence zones Geo fencing Frame border is measured in meters Zone Border feature is specially used in order to specify certain region within which crossing will not be indicated as event until border is completely crossed hysteresis like principle Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved ANBTEK L KN ESA de E eR E SEA E ER A aw Kl e Sei ae d psi DESEN s ae orale CE BASES E E a 7 ee oe Dsg Le D S AT in SSS wurr e es Bee deeg En eech E EEN y ary heen n n aa erg ebe E EA ai S RIAA l l e ep s Agee 2 E ae p SCH dh teen TTC VT pO 2 agit ANE eee A E een tr t e ees N y eS EE a ce DNI PEELE Ee ie iad A I A a ad K ZEN Os Hn EAN e e Area Shape Individual GEO Zone shape selection There are two shapes available Circular or Rectangular Priority N A Hold for future R Enter Event e Exit Event Copyright 2006 201 5Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved GEOfencing configuration Frame border 9 _ Shape Circular Priority 0 Enter event Disable Exit event Disable Profile Manager Managing between profiles was done via Profile Manager If external circumstances are identic
16. txx_xxxxx Lon xxx_XXXxX Time 2014 10 08 Query Google Link 1234 P 12 32 13 V 60Km H Heading 60 LAC 2638 CID 0ECF http maps google com maps hEen amp q 22 537222 114 020948 7 Firmware Upgrading CT2000 only can do the firmware upgrading via USB port Details operation method please refer to other document which provided by ANBTEK team Copyright 2006 2015Shenzhen ANB Technology Co Ltd All rights reserved
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