LSQ-MU-800Mobile Unit

Mobile Unit –User Manual ELECTRONIC MONITORING SYSTEM MOBILE UNIT OPERATIONAL GUIDE September 2003 Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 1-1 Mobile Unit –User Manual Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 1-2 Information in this documentation is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on part of ElmoTech Ltd. The software described in this document is subject to the license agreement that is included with the product, which specifies the permitted and prohibited uses of the product. Any unauthorized duplication or use of this documentation, in whole or in part, in print, or in any other storage or retrieval system is prohibited. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means for any purpose other than the purchaser’s personal use without the permission of ElmoTech Ltd. © 2002 ElmoTech Ltd. All rights reserved. Unless otherwise noted, all names of companies, products, street addresses, and persons contained herein are part of a completely fictitious scenario and are designed solely to document the use of an ElmoTech product. Contact Us Corporate Headquarters ElmoTech Ltd. 2 Ha-Barzel St., P.O. Box 13236, 61132 Tel Aviv, Israel Tel: 972-3-7671800 Fax: 972-3-7671801 U.S.A Customers, call 1-800-313-1483 E-mail : [email protected] Visit us at: www.elmotech.com Mobile Unit –User Manual Chapter 1: Introduction The Mobile Monitoring System is based on Elmo-Tech’s field proven RF monitoring technology. The Mobile Unit is one of the many unique elements of this system. Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 1-3 he The Mobile Unit is a lightweight hand held unit that can be used by mobile officers in the field to monitor offender transmitters. The Mobile Unit has the following features and advantages: Ability to verify monitored offender compliance while patrolling in a vehicle, or on foot Minimizing direct unnecessary contact with offenders Light, palm sized and water-resistant new design 18 hour rechargeable battery Extended memory capacity Windows™ PC interface, for batch report processing The groundbreaking GPS model will report the offender’s location and immediately upload this information to t monitoring center. Mobile Unit –User Manual Chapter 2: Mobile Unit Activation and Setup The Mobile Unit is a lightweight hand held unit that can be used by mobile officers in the field to monitor offender transmitters. 2.1 Parts of the Mobile Unit LED Indicators Antenna Down ▼ Button Display Panel Up ▲ Button Charging Socket Figure 2-1 The Mobile Unit The parts of the Mobile Unit are explained, in detail, in the table on the following page: Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 2-4 Mobile Unit –User Manual Control/Indicator Description LED indicator Used to indicate the battery status of the Mobile Unit, as well as the receipt of status and event messages Message Display panel Used to display status indicators and status/event messages Up button ▲ Used to initiate commands in the command menu Down button ▼ Used to navigate through the command menu Antenna Mobile Unit antenna Charging socket Used to connect the Mobile Unit to an external power source. This is in order to charge the Mobile Unit 2.1.1 Display Panel Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 2-5 Tx 40193 03:46:56 Status: BD ST __ __ PR:16 OK:11 AB:2 ▲ Menu ▼ Lock Current Time Tx ID Number Tx Status Indicator Figure 2-2 LCD Display Panel Global Status Indicator Battery Status Menu/Command Bar Mobile Unit –User Manual Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 2-6 The LCD display panel indicators are explained, in detail, in the following table: Indicator Description Tx ID Number Used to display the identification number of the currently displayed transmitter (Tx) Current Time Used to display the current time Tx Status Indicator Used to display the status of the currently displayed transmitter (Tx) Global Status Indicator Used to display the global status of all transmitters (the number of present transmitters, OK transmitters and absent transmitters) Menu/Command Bar Used to display the menu/command options Battery Status Used to display the current battery level status Before the Mobile Unit can be used to perform any its designated monitoring tasks, the unit should be activated and the internal battery should be fully charged. Mobile Unit –User Manual 2.2 Activating the Mobile Unit In order to activate the Mobile Unit, perform the following: 1. Press either the Up ▲ or Down ▼ buttons for approximately 3 seconds. The Mobile Unit makes a number of audible beeping sounds, conducts the initial series of built-in activation procedures and then the Start-Up message (system logo; version number and current date) briefly appears in the display panel. Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 2-7 Tx 40186 01:54:53 __ Status: BD ST __ :16 OK AB:2 PR:11 ▲ Menu ▼ Lock ▌▐ MU System Version 1.0 Sep 21 2003 Figure 2-3 The Start-Up message 2. Wait for the Search Mode view to appear in the display panel. This view indicates that the Mobile Unit has been activated successfully. Figure 2-4 The Search Mode View 2.3 Memory Management Memory management is an integral part of the Mobile Unit setup and can be applied in order to perform the following actions: Delete the complete event log Delete all existing members Mobile Unit –User Manual Mobile Unit Operational & Maintenance Guide 2-8 2.3.1 Deleting the Event Log In order to delete the event log, perform the following steps: 1. Press the Up ▲ button to enter the Main menu. The Main menu is displayed. 2. Press the Down ▼ button until the Memory Management (MEM) menu option is highlighted. 3. Press the Up ▲ button to enter the Memory Management menu. 4. Press the Up ▲ button to delete the event log. A warning message appears in order to confirm the deletion. 5. Press the Down ▼ button to confirm the deletion, or press the Up ▲ button to cancel…

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TCB Confidentiality Form 04/02/2004 EMCCert DR. RAŠEK Boelwiese 5 91320 Ebermannstadt Germany Tel.: +49-9194-9331 Fax: +49-9194-7964-84 E-mail: [email protected] URL: http://www.emcc.de Gentlemen: This letter is to comply with Section 0.457(d)(2)(i) pertaining to confidential material. Elmo Tech would like the following document regarding this submission for FCC ID: LSQ-MU-800 and QUX-MU-800 to be kept confidential. Schematics: 1 Page. The above material contains trade secrets or technical data, which would customarily be guarded from competitors. We do not want this document to be accessible to the general public. Sincerely, Gil Gemer VP R&D

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STAR UNIT Operational Description Version 1.0 May 2003 Prepared by: Elmo-Tech Ltd. Corporate Headquarters 2 Rehov HaBarzel P.O. Box 13236 Ramat HaChayal 61132 Tel Aviv Israel Tel: +972-3 – 6478871 Fax: +972-3 – 6478872 Visit us at: www.elmotech.com © 2001, Elmo Tech Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, for purpose other than the user’s manual, without prior permission of Elmo Tech Ltd. NO WARRANTY The technical documentation is being delivered AS-IS, and ElmoTech Ltd. makes no warranty as to its accuracy or use. Any use of the technical documentation or the information contained therein is at risk of the user. Documentation may include technical or other inaccuracies or typographical errors. ElmoTech Ltd. Reserves the right to make change without prior notice. Dmatek Ltd CONFIDENTIAL Ver.1.0 TABLE OF CONTENTS General 1 Software management modules 1 STAR modes 2 Off mode 2 Setup mode 2 On mode 3 First time 3 Pre program 3 Live 3 Post program 3 Malfunction 4 Live sub-modes 4 Charge 4 Home 4 Save power (low battery) 4 First fix 5 Normal 5 Discovery 5 IDNT (Identification) 5 Relax (No motion with GPS) 6 TABLE OF FIGURES FIGURE 1 - STAR MODES TREE......................................................................................2 TABLE OF TABLES TABLE 1 - STAR MANAGEMENT MODULES....................................................................1 T ABLE 2 - MANAGEMENT MODULES AVAILABILITYERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. STAR Operational Description Manual iii of iii ElmoTech Ltd. Version 1.0 STAR Operational Description Manual 1 GENERAL The STAR will turn off in one of the following cases: 1. The STAR will shut itself down due to low battery detection. 2. The STAR can be manually shut off by pressing the reset button with external power disconnected (Can be done only by official support officer and can be exclusively blocked). The moment that the STAR is turned on, its internal modes of operation are decided by the STAR according to its internal logic. SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT MODULES The following modules will selectively be active/not active according to the STAR mode of operation. Later in this document it will be specified whether the module is active or not for each mode (or sub mode). Table 1 - STAR management modules Module name Description Power control Control the STAR battery power, start and stop charging and external power control. Monitoring Control the GPS modes; decide when to log GPS points. Schedule/Zones Manage the zones in/out violations according to each zone schedule and type. MMI Control the LCD, Leds and buzzer. Response to user button’s pressings. Navigation Averaging the received position and perform geographical calculations. Version 1.0 ElmoTech Ltd. STAR MODES The following figure describes the entire STAR modes of operations: Figure 1 - STAR modes tree Off Off Setup Setup On On First time First time Pre Program Pre Program Live Live Post Program Post Program Charge Charge Home Home Save power Save power First Fix First Fix Normal Normal Discover y Discovery IDNT Off Off Setup Setup On On First time First time Pre Program Pre Program Live Live Post Program Post Program Charge Charge Home Home Save power Save power First Fix First Fix Normal Normal Discover y Discovery IDNT Malfunction Malfunction Malfunction Malfunction IDNT Relax Relax IDNT Relax Relax Off mode The STAR is turned off, the battery is not charging and the GPS is supplied with power from the backup battery to save last known GPS parameters (may be disabled by a jumper during storage). Setup mode The STAR is turned on, initialize parameters and load data from the non-volatile memory (flash and E2PROM) to its internal RAM. The STAR will check vital components usability (BIT) to detect component’s malfunctions (GPS, GSM, RTC, Flash). STAR Unit Operational Description 2 ElmoTech Ltd. Version 1.0 STAR Operational Description Manual 3 On mode The On mode is initiated immediately after setup termination. On mode is divided to five sub-modes as detailed below: First time First time sub mode is the initial activation mode where the STAR is actually blind and does not have any parameter to operate (there are no parameters to perform monitoring). Pre program The pre program sub-mode is generated upon STAR setting parameters availability and before the time of the start program. The STAR will shut itself down upon external power disconnection. Live Live mode is generated if the parameters were downloaded successfully and the current time is between the start and the end program. See later herein (Live sub-modes) a detailed description for each of the live sub-modes. Post program The post program sub-mode is generated upon STAR setting parameters availability and post the time of the end program. The STAR will shut himself down upon external power disconnection. Version 1.0 ElmoTech Ltd. STAR Unit Operational Description 4 The STAR is listening to incoming rings all the time attempting to establish a DCC connection. Malfunction In this mode one of the vital STAR components is out of order and the STAR can not functioning properly (GSM failure, RTC failure, Memory failure). If this mode happens it needs a technical support interfering to fix it. Live sub-modes Charge The STAR is in charge mode (external power is connected) without home detection. Home The STAR is in charge mode (external power is connected) with home detection. Save power (low battery) The battery power is detected below the normal operational power and thus the GPS will remain off. In this mode only vital components operate, in order to save battery as long as possible. ElmoTech Ltd. Version 1.0 STAR Operational Description Manual 5 First fix This mode starts when the GPS position is required after a long time with GPS off (May starts immediately after power up or after any mode that…

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MU-800 EMI Test Report REV ∆ Description Sheet Effected Date Drawn Checked A 04.01.04 D.Lanuel S.Cohen EMC Laboratory Satellite Tracking and Reporting System FCCID :LSQ-MU-800 Manufactured by Elmotech Ltd. EMC Test Report According FCC Part 15 Requirements January 04 Function/Title Name Signature Date Prepared by Test Engineer D.Lanuel 04.01.04 Approved by EMC Lab. Manager S.Cohen 04.01.04 EMC/30010FC04024 2/24/04 1/30 MU-800 EMI Test Report Table of Contents Para Page 1 TEST DATA INFORMATION.....................................................................................................................3 2 TEST SUMMARY AND SIGNATURES.........................................................................................................4 3 GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................................................................5 4 ADMINISTRATIVE DATA.........................................................................................................................6 5 E.U.T INFORMATION.............................................................................................................................7 6 OUT OF BAND RADIATED FIELD STRENGTH MEASUREMENT TEST ACCORDING TO 15.109........................8 7 FINAL RADIATED INTERFERENCE FIELD STRENGTH EASUREMENT.........................................................16 8 CONDUCTED EMISSIONS, AC POWER LEADS ACCORDING TO FCC 15.107...............................................21 EMC/30010FC04024 2/24/04 2/30 MU-800 EMI Test Report 1 Test Data Information a. Description of equipment Under Test. Equipment Under Test: Satellite Tracking and Reporting System FCCID LSQ-MU-800 Manufacturer: Elmotech Ltd. Serial Numbers: 0001 Mode of Operation: RX MODE Receiver operating frequwency: 318MHZ Year of Manufacture: 2003 b. Applicant Information: Applicant: Elmotech Ltd. Applicant Address 2, Habarzel Street Tel-Aviv Telephone: +972-3-6478871 FAX: +972-3-6478872 The testing was observed by Natan Galperin following applicant's personnel: c. Test Performance: Date of reception for testing: 25.12.03 Dates of testing 26.12.03 Test Laboratory Location TADIRAN EMC LAB , Hashoftim 26 Holon 58102 ISRAEL Tel: 972-3-5574476 Fax: 972-3-5575320 Applicable EMC Specification: Federal Communication Commission (FCC), Code of Federal Regulations 47, FCC Docket 89-103,Part 15: Radio Frequency Devices, Sections 15.107 & 15.109 EMC/30010FC04024 2/24/04 3/30 MU-800 EMI Test Report 2 Test Summary and Signatures. TADIRAN EMC Laboratory has completed testing of E.U.T in accordance with the requirements of the FCC Part 15 Regulations for Class B equipment. The E.U.T has been found to comply with the emission requirements of the FCC Part 15 Regulations for parts 15.107 & 15.109 a. Test performed by: Mr. D. Lanuel Test Engineer b. Test Report prepared by: Mr. D. Lanuel Test Engineer c. Test Report Approved by: Mr. Samuel Cohen EMC Lab. Manager EMC/30010FC04024 2/24/04 4/30 MU-800 EMI Test Report 3 General Information a. Specification Reference Section 15.107:Limits of Mains Terminal Interference Voltage ( Conducted Emission) in The 0.15MHz to 30MHz frequency range for unintentional radiators Section 15.109: Limits of Radiated Interference Field Strength in the 30MHz to 4000MHz frequency range. b. Applicable Documents. 3.1 Federal Communication Commission (FCC), Code of Federal Regulations 47, FCC Docket 89-103, Part 15: Radio Frequency Devices, Sections 15.107 & 15.109. 3.2 FCC/OET, Laboratory Measurement Procedures MP-4, July 1987, "FCC Procedures for Measuring RF Emissions from Computing Devices". 3.3 FCC/Office of Science and Technology OST-55, August 1982, "Characteristics of Open Field Test Sites". 3.4 FCC/OET, "FCC Procedure for Measuring Electromagnetic Emissions from Digital Devices", TP-5, March 1989. 3.5 FCC/OET, "Understanding the FCC Regulations Concerning Computing Devices", OST-62, May 1984 3.6 International Special Committee On Radio Interference (CISPR) Publication 16, First Edition 1977, "CISPR Specification for Radio Interference Measuring Apparatus and Measurement Methods". 3.7 American National Standard, "Specifications for Electromagnetic Noise and Field Strength Instrumentation, 9KHz to 1GHz", ANSI C63.2, 1987. 3.8 American National Standard, "Method of Measurement Electromagnetic Emissions from Low-Voltage Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the range of 9KHz to 40GHz", ANSI C63.4, 1992. EMC/30010FC04024 2/24/04 5/30 MU-800 EMI Test Report 4 Administrative Data a. Scope This document describes the measurement procedures and tests for Radiated testing of the LSQ-MU-800 Manufactured by Elmotech Ltd. b. Administrative Data The test was performed by the TADIRAN / EMC Laboratory, 26 Hashoftim St. P.O.B. 267, 58102 Holon, ISRAEL. c. Certification And Qualifications I Certify that TADIRAN / EMC Laboratory. Conducted the tests performed in order to obtain a technical data presented in this application. Also based on the results of this enclosed data I have concluded that the equipment tested meets or exceeds the requirements of the Rules and regulations governing this application. TADIRAN / EMC Laboratory, 26 Hashoftim St. P.O.B. 267, 58102 Holon, ISRAEL was established in 1975 to provide Electromagnetic Compatibility testing, Consulting and Engineering. All facility are equipped with modern Automated test equipment and staffed with experienced EMC test engineers. Engineering support is a standard feather of our sites, we are ready to support and assist our customers in meeting the compliance requirements. Our qualifications include: Quality assurance MIL-I-45208A Calibration per MIL-STD-45662A FCC Listed ISO 9001 Approved By The International Certification Network “IQNet” ISO 9001 Approved By the Standards Institute of Israel. Approved by I.D.F for Compliance with regulation. Approved by I.A.F for Compliance with regulation TADIRAN / EMC Laboratory has previously performed FCC testing of similar equipm…

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