Operating Instructions

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Table Of Contents

1. Introduction
- 1.1. Information about the DLT-V72 manuals
2. Technical customer support
3. Functional description
- 3.1. Intended use
- 3.2. Mount, operate and service the device correctly
- 3.3. Device identification/name plate
4. Unpacking, transporting, storing
- 4.1. Unpacking
- 4.2. Transport
- 4.3. Storage
5. Technical data – Device
- 5.1. General
- 5.2. Environmental conditions
- 5.3. Device dimensions
- 5.4. Position of VESA drill holes
6. Technical data – Radio modules (all optional)
- 6.1. Identification of the equipment variants
- 6.2. Radio cards (optional)
- 6.3. Antennas (all optional)
- 6.4. Bluetooth (optional)
- 6.5. GPS receiver external (optional)
7. Operation
- 7.1. Switching the DLT-V72 on/off
- 7.2. Operating the touchscreen
- 7.3. Operation elements
- 7.4. Operating states
- 7.5. Software keyboard (optional)
- 7.6. Operating the DLT-V72 with UPS
8. General device configuration
- 8.1. Operating systems available (optional)
- 8.2. MS-Windows (optional)
- 8.3. Android
- 8.4. Linux (optional)
- 8.5. Automatic shut down
9. Wi-Fi configuration
- 9.1. Safety notice
- 9.2. Differences between MS Windows and Linux
- 9.3. Preparation work at the factory
- 9.4. Customer-specific settings
- 9.5. Windows Zero Configuration (WZC)
- 9.6. Advantech Wi-Fi Client Manager (IGX Tool)
10. WWAN configuration
- 10.1. Safety notice
- 10.2. Differences between MS Windows and Linux
- 10.3. Preparation work at the factory (DLT-V72 delivery status)
- 10.4. SIM card for WWAN (customer-specific)
- 10.5. Configuration of radio card SIERRA WIRELESS MC80
- 10.6. Configuration of Radio card QUECTEL EC25
11. Mechanical installation
- 11.1. Safety notice – observe before installing
- 11.2. Mounting the DLT-V72 at the deployment location
- 11.3. Attaching accessories to the DLT-V72
12. Electrical installation, cable connection, cable cover
- 12.1. Safety notice – observe before connecting
- 12.2. Preparations
- 12.3. Inserting the rubber seal in the cable compartment
- 12.4. Connecting the USB, Ethernet and COM cables
- 12.5. Closing off unused cable openings
- 12.6. Attaching the cable cover
13. Connectors
- 13.1. Under the cable cover
- 13.2. Under the antenna
14. Integrated power supply, power supply cable
15. Optional equipment
- 15.1. Integrated UPS (optional)
- 15.2. Screen defroster (optional)
- 15.3. Keyboards and keyboard mounts (optional)
- 15.4. Scanner and scanner bracket (optional)
- 15.5. Touch stylus
- 15.6. USB recovery stick (optional)
- 15.7. Protective film for touchscreen (optional)
- 15.8. Screen blanking (optional)
16. Maintenance
- 16.1. Manufacturer, authorized service centers
- 16.2. Replacing the integrated keyboard of the DLT-V7210 K, KD
- 16.3. Regular checks and maintenance of the complete system
- 16.4. Replacing the battery pack
- 16.5. Cleaning the DLT-V72
- 16.6. Touchscreen protective film (optional)
17. Malfunctions and troubleshooting
18. Reasonably foreseeable misuse
19. Guidelines and certificates
- 19.1. Simplified EU declaration of conformity
- 19.2. Low-voltage guidelines
- 19.3. EMC guidelines
- 19.4. China
- 19.5. Taiwan
- 19.6. MIC Japan (previously TELEC)
20. End-of-life device disposal
21. List of figures

WWAN configuration

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10.6.2.3. Test that GNSS data can be received

The open source software Tera Term, for example, can be used to test that GNSS data can be

received. Availability of the software: see previous section.

Perform the following steps:

 Open the NMEA port via Tera Term.

 Test that NMEA data are received.

Enabled data flows are displayed.

Example:

Fig. 10.24: QUECTEL EC25 - Test NMEA data flows