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CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker
User Guide
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Version: 1.4
Reference No.: AVL-CU-U1-00-1114UEN
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Date: January 06, 2012
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General Information
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If any breakdown occurs due to the operation of the described product or users improper handling
in accordance with the instructions of the document, S&T shall be liable for the General Conditions
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based on the delivery of the described product and the content of the document. This product is not
designed for the use of life support appliances, devices or systems and thence a malfunction of the
product might reasonably be expected to make personal injury. S&T customers using or selling this
product for such applications will take the risk on their own; therefore, it must be agreed S&T will
be fully indemnified from any damages due to illegal use or resale. All information in this document
is subject to change without notice at any time.
Disclaimer
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The information, specification, images and photos in this user guide are subject to change without
notice and without obligation to notify any person of such revision change.
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under international copyright laws, with all rights reserved. This document contains confidential,
restricted and proprietary information that it has been exclusively prepared for the internal use of
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without the prior written consent of S&Ts authorized delegates. Any illegal copying and disclosure
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Introduction.................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Features............................................................................................................ 1
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1.2 Scope................................................................................................................ 2
1.3 About CAREU U1............................................................................................. 2
1.4 Hardware Architecture...................................................................................... 3
1.5 Related Document............................................................................................ 4
Chapter 2 Taking a Tour of CAREU U1........................................................................ 5
2.1 Dimensions....................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Front View......................................................................................................... 6
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2.3 Rear View.......................................................................................................... 6
Chapter 3 Getting Started with CAREU U1.................................................................. 7
3.1 Hardware Installation........................................................................................ 7
3.2 Connector Pin Assignment.............................................................................. 12
3.3 LED Indicator.................................................................................................. 14
3.4 1-Wire Solution............................................................................................. 15
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3.5 Accessories - Audio Kit.................................................................................... 21
3.6 USB Device Driver Installation........................................................................ 25
3.7 Device Configuration....................................................................................... 32
3.8 Communication Settings................................................................................. 36
3.9 GPS Tracking Configurations.......................................................................... 38
3.10 Firmware Upgrade.......................................................................................... 41
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Chapter 4 Technical Specification.............................................................................. 42
Chapter 5 Regulation................................................................................................... 45
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CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker User Guide
Chapter 1. Introduction
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Thank you for your purchasing the CAREU U1
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Vehicle Tracker. We are very pleased to introduce
you our excellent product, and you will enjoy great
benefits by applying such a smart device. The
CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker is an all-in-one
device that integrates multiple applications of GPS
(Global Position System), GSM (Global System
for Mobile Communication) and GIS (Geographic
Information Systems) with each other.
Designed with the latest GPS technology, the CAREU U1 delivers positioning message by GSM
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wireless transmission to GIS platform, and then helps back-end users proceed with the analysis
and the applications of vehicle transport, management, anti-theft, security and tracking.
1.1 Features
Multiple serial ports and easy installation.

Voices, FTP, SMS, GPRS TCP/UDP Communications
Geo-fencing reports (circular/polygon/rectangle zones)

Remote configuration
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Real-time tracking (time, distance interval or intelligent mode, and heading)
Intelligent power management
1-Wire interfaces supported (optional)
Power low/lost alarm
Built-in voice communication
Built-in interactive voice response
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Journey report wireless download
GSM/GPRS simultaneously
User-defined reports
Firmware upgrade over the air (via GPRS from FTP)
GPS antenna disconnect/cut alarm
Up to 150,000 data log capacity
CAN-bus support (optional)
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1.2 Scope
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This document will guides you to start the CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker. However, as this
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document contains basic device configuration only, please see the CAREU U1 Protocol
Document for the advanced information.
1.3 About CAREU U1

The CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker transmits the wireless signals such as location, peripheral,
and vehicle control data to a control center. The onboard GPS receiver provides users with
location data including speed, direction, mileage and altitude. It uses an onboard GSM/
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GPRS module to accomplish wireless transmission.
A microcontroller can probe location and command data at regular intervals, derive actions
from location, peripheral and control data, and execute such actions.
Among the best features of the CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker, in particular, they transmit data
in ASCII mode (Intellitrac X Series compatible mode) or binary mode.
Peripheral data indicates the status of various peripherals connected to and/or controlled by
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the device. The peripherals include, but not limited to, door locks/un-locks, starter interrupt,
ignition, battery, engine and panic button.
The firmware in the device applies intelligent filtering to overcome coverage limitations for
both GPS and GSM/GPRS networks.
Motion sensor controls the status of the device, whether in sleep, idle or fully-powered
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mode, and thereby controls the amount of current consumed by the device.
Backup battery and tamper sensing GPS Antennas primarily indicate the loss of Main
Power and the interruption of GPS antenna connectivity.
The device supports over-the-air firmware upgrade to deliver additional functionality without
physically touching the device once installed.
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In consideration of technicality and marketability, the CAREU U1 has so many excellences

to be competitive enough to stand out in the market. With regard to the technicality, the
CAREU U1 saves and records more data even under inactive communication staus, and
it also provides better power management, coexistence of GPRS and SMS modes, 1-Wire
interface, direct connection to Temperature Sensor, and up to three serial ports. When it
comes to the marketability, the CAREU U1 users are provided with the convenience that
its firmware can be upgraded through mini USB without disassembling the device.
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1.4 Hardware Architecture
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As hardware is concerned, the CAREU U1 is comprised of a micro-controller, regulator,
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GPS receiver, GSM/GPRS modem, G-Force sensor, flash memory data storage,
audio interface, I/Os interface, serial ports and LED status indicators.
Optional
SPI CAN External

FLASH Transceiver Device
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G-Sensor
I/O Ports
GPS USB
CPU
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GSM
RF RF
Modem Connector Receiver
MIC Bluetooth
Adapter
Audio
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RS232 RFID
Transceiver Reader
Speaker Audio
AMP Barcode
1-wired
1-Wire
Reader
Controller
Users can connect PC's HyperTerminal to the Diagnostic/setting port for the AVL
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G-Sensor for car accident prevention, car tow-away warning and power management.
The audio interface supports hand-free phone call.
GPIO that connects to any customer monitoring points by door switch, anti-thief or
actuators.
The A/D input that connects the analog signal sensor to the AVL, such as the fuel or
temperature sensor.
With the built-in RF receiving circuit, an emergency push button is designable, and anti-
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theft setting can be activated/deactivated.

1-wire interface, a reserved interface that is optional.
The 1-Wire interface facilitates the connection to temperature sensor, A/D devices,
and iButton devices.
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[1] CAREU U1 Protocol Document
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Chapter 2. Taking a Tour of CAREU U1
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This chapter will guide you to the major connectors of the U1 device.
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2.1 Dimensions
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Dimensions: 108mm x 72mm x 31mm

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No. Name Description
1 PWR Power Connector for Car Battery

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2 I/O Input/Output Connector including basic I/O, RS-232
3 SERIAL Serial Connector
4 GSM SMA Connector for GSM External Receiver

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5 RF RF Connector for RF Receiver
6 GPS SMA Connector for GPS External Antenna
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Chapter 3. Getting Started with CAREU U1
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To install the the CAREU U1 device, follow the instructions below for basic operations.
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3.1 Hardware Installation
1. SIM Card Installation

Remove the screw at the bottom of the device to open it. Then you will find the SIM
card slot inside.
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Insert your SIM card into the device with SIM card's gold area down and the
notched corner toward the notched edge of the SIM card socket. Make sure it is
installed correctly in place. Reinstall the cover.
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Connect the GPS antenna to the SMA connector jack on the front side of the device
(circled as the illustration below) by completely screwing the GPS antenna's plug
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connector.
It is recommended that a matching torque 7-10 inch pounds (80-110 N.cm) should
be used for the SMA connector.
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3. GSM Antenna Connection
Connect the GSM antenna to the SMA connector jack on the front side of the device
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(circled) as illustration below) by completely screwing the GSM antenna's plug
connector.
It is recommended that a matching torque 7-10 inch pounds (80-110 N.cm) should
be used for the SMA connector.
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4. Power, RS-232, and I/O Cable Connection
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Connect 4-wire power cable to the power connector on the front side of the
CAREU U1 device (8~30V)
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Connect the 8-wire cable to the CARE U1 device which enables the connection of
the CARE U1 to your system and also to related peripherals.
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Only these 4 pins

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5. I/O Cable Connection
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7. G-Sensor Installation Consideration
The device uses a 3-axis G-Force sensor to detect the vehicle motion and the impact
on the vehicle. The X, Y and Z axis definition will be affected by the location of device
installation.
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Connect the microphone set to the 8-wire cables first. Plug the connector of the 8-wire
cable completely into to the seial port on the front side of the device. See the
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illustration below.
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9. Speaker Installation (Optional)

Connect the speaker set to the 8-wire cables first. Plug the connector of the 8-wire
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cable completely into to the seial port on the front side of the device. See the
illustration below.
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3.2 Connector Pin Assignment
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1 3 1 3 5 7 9 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15
2 4 2 4 6 8 10 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
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Connector Pin Definition
1. PWR Connector
Pin# Signal Name Description I/O Remark
DC Vin = +8 ~ +30V
1 DC IN Power supply input I
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2 GND Signal ground ----
3 Ignition Ignition(ACC) Input I DC Vin = +30 ~ +7V (Active high)
Open-Collector
4 Output1 O Imax = 300mA
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2. I/O Connector
Analog Input
Analog Input 2 I DC VIN = +30V ~ 0V (default)
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Input 3 Positive Trigger DC VIN = +30V ~ +7V (High

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(Optional) input 3 Active)
Positive Trigger DC VIN = +30V ~ +7V (High
2 Input 4 I
input 4 Active)
Negative Trigger
3 Input 1 I DC VIN = +6V ~ 0V (Low Active)
input 1
Negative Trigger
4 Input 2 I DC VIN = +6V ~ 0V (Low Active)
input 2
Analog Input
5 Analog input 1 I DC VIN = +30V ~ 0V
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6 GND Signal ground ----
Open-Collector
7 Output 2 O Imax = 300mA
Output 2
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Open-Collector
8 Output 3 O Imax = 300mA
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9 CAN H CAN High I VI = 2.75V ~ 4.5V
10 CAN L CAN Low I VI = 0.5V ~ 2.25V
3. Serial Connector
Pin# Signal Name Description IO Remark
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Supply voltage output O Vo = 5V ( Vout 1~3 Total Imax =
1 Vout1
500mA )
2 GND Signal ground
3 TX1 RS-232 Data output O Support Accessories:
Garmin FMI PND, MDT M1/M7/
4 RX1 RS-232 Data input I
M7+
Supply voltage output
5 Vout2
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= 500mA)
6 GND Signal ground
CAN Bridge (OBD-II Device)
Barcode Scanner,
8 RX2 RS-232 Data input I Audio Box, RFID Reader, Fuel
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Sensor
Supply voltage output The Vout3 is not available on the

9 Vout2 O 1-Wired Version
1-Wire I It is only available on the 1-Wired
1-Wire Data input
Version
GND Signal ground
10 1-Wire_ 1-Wire ground (Optional)
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CAN Bridge (OBD-II Device)
Barcode Scanner,
12 RX3 RS-232 Data input I RFID Reader, Fuel Sensor.
Its not available on 1-Wired
version.
13 SPK+ Audio output O
14 SPK- Audio output O
15 MIC+ Microphone Input I
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3.3 LED Indicator
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1. GPS LED Indicator
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Power Mode GPS Status GPS LED
Power Off N/A Off
Low Power N/A Off
Full Power Acquiring Flash Red (five times/second)
Full Power Tracking Solid Red
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2. GSM LED Indicator
Power Mode GSM/GPRS Status GSM LED

Power Off N/A Off
Low Power N/A Off
Full Power Acquiring Flash Red (three times/
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Full Power
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Registered Solid Red
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3.4 1-Wire Solution
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With both power and communication delivered over the serial protocol of the CAREU U1,
the 1-Wire interface provides combinations of memory,mixed signal and secure
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authentication functions via a single contact serial interface of the CAREU U1.
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1-Wire
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Benefits:
Single Contact Sufficient for Control and Operation

Unique ID Factory-lasered in Each Device
Power Derived from Signal Bus ("Parasitically Powered")
Multidrop Capable: Supports Multiple Devices on Single Line
Exceptional ESD Performance
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1-Wire Accessory: iButton
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Wear tested 16 mm Diameter 5mm Thick for F5
for 10 year 3mm Thick for F3
1. DS1990A-F5+
The DS1990A serial number iButton is a rugged data carrier that serves as an
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electronic registration number for automatic identification. Data is transferred serially
through the 1-Wire protocol, which requires only a single data lead and a ground
return. Every DS1990A is factory lasered with a guaranteed unique 64-bit registration
number that allows for absolute traceability. The durable stainless-steel iButton
package is highly resistant to environmental hazards such as dirt, moisture, and
shock. Its compact coin-shaped profile is self-aligning with mating receptacles, allowing
the DS1990A to be used easily by human operators. Accessories enable the DS1990A
iButton to be mounted on almost any object, including containers, pallets, and bags.
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Using four basic types of connectors, 1-Wire RJ-11, iButton, Touch-and-Hold
Probe, and Blue Dot Receptor, the DS1402 series of 1-Wire network cables
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provides connectivity for iButton. The cables are designed to connect any USB, serial,
or parallel port 1-Wire adapter to any iButton. Both, the iButton probe cables and
the Blue Dot receptor cables can touch any iButton, but can only hold the F5 version
iButtons. The DS1402-BR8+ is the only cable that connects to the DS1401 iButton
Holder.
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3. 1-Wire Network Topologies
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Although 1-Wire networks are often quite "free form" in structure, they usually fit into
a few generalized categories, based on the distribution of the 1-Wire slaves and the
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organization of the interconnecting wires.
1) Linear topology. The 1-Wire bus is a single pair, starting from the master and
extending to the farthest slave device. Other slaves are attached to the 1-Wire bus
with insignificant (<3m) branches or "stubs."
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2) Stubbed topology. The 1-Wire bus is a single main line, starting at the master and
extending to the farthest slave. Other slaves are attached to the main line through
branches or stubs 3m or more in length.
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4. The Commands to Configure and Operate Accessory Operation
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AT$RFIDC RFID control
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Description This command is used to set/query RFID control configuration.
Once the RFID reader senses the tag and Input 1 (Ignition) is ON,
the <Output ID> will keep ON until Input (Ignition) OFF for <Delay
Time>.
Syntax Write Command:
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AT$RFIDC=<Action>[,<Output ID>,<Delay Time>]
Parameters <Action> 1 Logging

When the alert condition is true, log the most re-
cent GPS position to non-volatile flash memory
for future retrieval.
2 Polling
When the alert condition is true, send the latest
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4 Output Control
When the RFID sense the tag, the specific out-
put port would be enabled.
<Output ID> Output ID

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1 Output 1 2 Output 2
3 Output 3 4 Reserve
5 Reserve 6 Reserve
7 Reserve 8 Reserve
<Delay Time> Delay time in 100ms for Output control

(1~255)
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OKRFIDC
Read Command:
OKRFIDC
$RFIDC=<Action>,<Output ID>,<Delay Time>
Error Response:
ERRORRFIDC
Example T$RFIDC=3,1,10
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OKRFIDC
Note RFID Report Format:

Asynchronous Position Message + <RFID Data>
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AT$IDRM Detect RFID
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Description
Syntax Write Command:

AT$IDRM=<Enable>,<IDCheckInterval>,< Output ID >,< Output
Duration >,<Output Toggle>
Read Command:
AT$IDRM?
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Parameters <Enable> 0 Disable
1 Enable
<IDCheckInterval> (1~65535).
< Output ID > 1 Output 1

2 Output 2
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< Output Duration > Output duration in 100 millisecond. (0 .. 65535)
<Output Toggle> The times from its current state to its alternate
state and back again.
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(0~255)
Return Value Write Command:

OKIDRM
Read Command:
OKIDRM
$IDRM=<Enable>,<IDCheckInterval>,< Output ID >,< Output Duration
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Error Response:
ERRORIDRM
Example AT$IDRM=1,10,1,5,10
OKIDRM
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3.5 Accessory - Audio Kit
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The Audio Kit includes a keypad, a speaker, a microphone and a RF
receiver (excluding the CARE U1 vehicle tracker).
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4. Microphone
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1. Keypad: The Keypad is to dial out a voice call, answer an incoming call and configure
an audio box.
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Keypad Function Keys
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Call/Answer/Redial Hang-Up
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Volume Down Volume Up
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SOS Button
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Call/Answer Press this key to dial a number or answer a call.
Redial Continuously press this key for 2 seconds, you

can redial previous number according to speech
sounds.
Hang Up Press this key to hang up phone during

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is ringing. You can also erase previous phone
number during dialing.
Modify During dialing, press this key to modify the wrong

number.
Volume Up/Volume Down Press this key to adjust volume of communication

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2. RF Receiver: The RF receiver can receive signals from a keypad without direction
limitation. It needs to connect to the RF connector of CAREU U1.
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Match Keypad with CAREU U1
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Before using keypad, please match the keypad with CARE U1.
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1) Turn the Ignition Input (ACC) to ON.
2) Press the key once within 4 seconds.
3) Turn the Ignition Input (ACC) to OFF within 4 seconds.
4) Turn the Ignition Input (ACC) to ON within 4 seconds.
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7) Turn the Ignition Input (ACC) to ON within 4 seconds.
10) Turn the Ignition Input (ACC) to ON.
12) Press the key again within 4 seconds.
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Hear a beep from the system. The matching is successfully complete.
If you dont hear a beep from the system, please repeat the matching steps
as above.
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3.6 USB Device Driver Installation
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The CAREU U1 communicates with your host computer by either RS-232 or USB
interface.
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In some newer editions of Windows XP, the CAREU U1 device can be installed as a "virtual
COM port" device whereby the CAREU U1 would automatically access Windows XP's
inbox USB drivers. While in some other earlier editions of Windows XP, you would need to
manually install the USB driver for the CAREU U1 device. In the following content of this
section, you will be guided to how the installation can be done in both cases.
To install the device driver for the CAREU U1, connect the CAREU U1 device to your
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system with an USB cable as mentioned in Mini USB Cable Connection on page 10.
As soon as the connection is made between the CAREU U1 and your computer, a balloon
appears above the notification area saying an USB device is found.

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Click on this balloon to start the [Found New Hardware] wizard.
Select No, not this time. Press the Next button to proceed.
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If the wizard prompts to help you install the software for "STMicroelectronics Virtual
COM Port". Select Install the software automatically (Recommended). Press the
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In [Device Manager], the CAREU U1 device is included under Ports (COM & LPT) as
"STMicroelectronics Virtual COM Port". COM port number is displayed as well.
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After you select No, not this time, if the wizard only prompts to help you install software
for "USB device", you need to manually install the driver. Select Install from a list or
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specific location (Advanced). Press the the Next button to proceed.
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Select Search for the best driver in these locations. Check Include this location
in the search. Press the Browse button to assign where your the CAREU U1 device
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driver locates on your local disk.
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Press the OK button.
You can download the USB device driver from http://www.systech.com.tw/downloads.php.
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Press the Next button to proceed.
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The wizard proceeds to install the driver.
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The installation completes.
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In [Device Manager], the CAREU U1 device is included under Ports (COM & LPT) as
"S&T Tracker". COM port number is displayed as well.
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3.7 Device Configuration
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1. In Windows XP desktop, click Start | All Programs | Accessories |
Communications | HyperTerminal.
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2. If you are prompted to input the information of your location, complete them to proceed.
3. On the File menu of HyperTerminal, click New Connection.
4. In the Name box, type a name that describes the connection. In the Icon box, click
an appropriate icon. Press the OK button to proceed.
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5. For Com port properties, configure as follows:
Baud Rate --> 115200 bps

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Parity --> None
Stop Bits --> 1
Flow Control --> None
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6. In the connection that you have just set up, click File | Properties. Select the
[Connect To] tab. From the [Connect using] drop down list, select the correct com
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on page 27 and page 31. Go there by clicking Start | Control Panel | System | Hardware |
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7. In the File menu, click Properties. Click the [Settings] tab. Press the ASCII Setup
button.
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8. In the [ASCII Sending] group box. Select both Send line ends with line feeds and
Echo typed characters locally. Press the OK button.
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9. Connect your the CAREU U1 device to power as mentioned in Power, RS-232, and
I/O Cable Connection on page 9. The device startup message will be displayed.
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10. In [HyperTerminal] window, type in the command "AT$VERSION?" and press
the Enter key. The hardware and firmware version will show. As long as your
[HyperTerminal] window appears as the screenshot below, a connection between the
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device and your system has already been built up and working. It is time to send all
configuration commands.
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3.8 Communication Settings
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The CAREU U1 Vehicle Tracker communicates with your control center by either SMS or
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GPRS (TCP/UDP). Before the device is installed into a vehicle, communication
parameters should be set.
1. SMS Configuration
Use AT$SMSDST command to set a SMS control center phone number or short code.
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AT$SMSDST=+886123456789

OK

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the CAREU U1 device. Send a SMS message --> "AT$MODID?"
Device will response:
$MODID=101000001
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Set GPRS servers by using the folloiwng commands:
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AT$APN=internet,username,password (APN=internet, Username=username,
Password=password) OK
AT$HOSTS=1,0,60.148.19.10,6000

(Server IP address = 60.148.19.10 and Port number =6000)
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AT$RETRY=5,10 (Message retry settings)
OK
AT$IPTYPE=1 (Using TCP/IP mode)
OK
AT$GPRSEN=1 (GPRS enable)
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AT$HB=60,1 (Heartbeat setting)
OK
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3.9 GPS Tracking Configurations
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After the device communication settings are done, the remote GPS tracking is ready to
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function. The setting of GPS tracking can be done by using AT$PDSR command. For
example,
AT$PDSR=1,30,0,0,2,0,0,1,1 (Tracking through GPRS by time interval 30 seconds)
OK
For simple testing GPRS, run the TCP Server U-Series software which is provided by
S&T. It is simple server software that can wait for device connection and data.
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The main page of the Intelli FleetWeb appears as below:

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4.0 Firmware Upgrade
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The firmware of the CAREU U1 can only be updated through USB interface. With the
firmware loader tool provided by S&T, firmware update can be done for the device. Such
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firmware loader runs on Windows-based systems. To upgrade the firmware, follow the
procedure below:

1). Connect the device to your PC with the USB cable.
2). Connect the device to power.
3). Power on the device.
4). Run ServerUSeries.exe. A window displays as follows:
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5). Press browse the button to browse to the firmware provided by S&T.
6). Press the Start button to run the firmware program.

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7). After the writing progresses to 100%, it takes about 20 seconds for the update
to completes.
8). Firmware update completes.
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Chapter 4. Technical Specification
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Characteristics
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Dimensions (L x W x H) 108 x 72 x 31mm (with connector)
Weight 165g
Radio Performance
Frequency Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900MHz
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GSM Functionality / GPRS
GPRS Mode Multislot class 10
GPRS Coding Scheme CS1,CS2,CS3 and CS4
GSM Antenna External

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SIM Interface SIM card 1.8V, 2.9V supported
GPS Functionality
Receiver 50 channels
Sensitivity (Tracking) -160dBm

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Antenna Type External GPS active antenna, 3.3V
Connector SMA female
GPS Protocol NMEA 0183 Ver3.0
Onboard Components
MCU 32-bit microcontroller

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Data Memory 8MB flash
Motion Sensor 3-axes acceleration sensor
Led Indicator 2. GPS and GSM

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Interface I/O
I/O Connector 1 connector, 10pin
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3 RS-232 ports (configurable) : Standard version
Serial Connectors 2 RS-232 ports (configurable) : 1-Wire version
Positive triggers: 2
Input Ports Negative triggers: 2
Analog Inputs: 2 (0~30V, 12 bits)
Output Ports Negative triggers: 3 (total 500mA)
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Electrical
Power Source DC 8V to 30V
73 mA @ 12V (operating mode)

Power Consumption 13 mA @ 12V (standby mode)
10 mA @ 12V (deep sleep mode)
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20 C to +60 C (with backup battery)
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Rechargeable Backup 1150mAH , support up to 8 days (based on data
Battery transmission every 4 hours)
Note: The specification herein is subject to change without prior notice.

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Systems & Technology Corp. (S&T), founded in 1987, is a market leader in Automatic Vehicle
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Locating (AVL) solutions, Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and navigation. It has formed a
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professional development team to innovate the most advanced and comprehensive GPS tracking
products for the customers and has built a global service network to provide non-stop services and
support.
With the well-established marketing networks of over 100 distributors in the world, S&T is your
trustworthy tracking solution provider. For more product information, please contact S&T by Email,
phone or fax.
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Email avl@systech.com.tw
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Fax +886-2-2698-1211
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FCC Regulations:
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15.19(a)(3):
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
15.105(b):
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
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protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
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interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver
is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.
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Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the users authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human
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proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 20cm (8inches) during normal operation.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
RF Exposure Information
This device meets the governments requirements for exposure to radio waves.
This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio
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Multiple serial ports and easy installation.

1.3 About CAREU U1

In consideration of technicality and marketability, the CAREU U1 has so many excellences

1.4 Hardware Architecture

SPI CAN External

theft setting can be activated/deactivated.

1.5 Related Document

Chapter 2. Taking a Tour of CAREU U1

Dimensions: 108mm x 72mm x 31mm

2.2 Front View

No. Name Description

1 PWR Power Connector for Car Battery

3 SERIAL Serial Connector

4 GSM SMA Connector for GSM External Receiver

6 GPS SMA Connector for GPS External Antenna

2.3 Rear View

Mini USB Connector

Chapter 3. Getting Started with CAREU U1

1. SIM Card Installation

2. GPS Antenna Connection

4. Power, RS-232, and I/O Cable Connection

Only these 4 pins

5. I/O Cable Connection

7. G-Sensor Installation Consideration

8. Microphone Installation (Optional)

3.2 Connector Pin Assignment

Pin# Signal Name Description I/O Remark

2 GND Signal ground ----

3 Ignition Ignition(ACC) Input I DC Vin = +30 ~ +7V (Active high)

Pin# Signal Name Description I/O Remark

Input 3 Positive Trigger DC VIN = +30V ~ +7V (High

6 GND Signal ground ----

Pin# Signal Name Description I/O Remark

10 CAN L CAN Low I VI = 0.5V ~ 2.25V

Pin# Signal Name Description IO Remark

Supply voltage output The Vout3 is not available on the

16 MIC- Microphone Input I

3.3 LED Indicator

Power Mode GSM/GPRS Status GSM LED

3.4 1-Wire Solution

Single Contact Sufficient for Control and Operation

1-Wire Accessory: iButton

2. Touch and Hold Probe & Cradle

3. 1-Wire Network Topologies

4. The Commands to Configure and Operate Accessory Operation

Syntax Write Command:

Parameters <Action> 1 Logging

<Output ID> Output ID

<Delay Time> Delay time in 100ms for Output control

Return Value Write Command:

Note RFID Report Format:

Syntax Write Command:

< Output ID > 1 Output 1

< Output Duration > Output duration in 100 millisecond. (0 .. 65535)

Return Value Write Command:

3.5 Accessory - Audio Kit

Function Key Description

Redial Continuously press this key for 2 seconds, you

Hang Up Press this key to hang up phone during

communication or refuse to answer when phone