INTAP ZBELT-09CAN Base Module User Manual

June 9, 2024
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INTAP ZBELT-09CAN Base Module

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General information

The ZBELT-09 system is designed to signal the lack of fastening of seat belts in special vehicles not equipped with such a system at the factory. A characteristic feature of the system is wireless communication between devices in the 868MHz band. The system contains two types of devices:

  • BELT-09CAN basis module installed in vehicle
  • ZBELT-0F seat module installed in the armchair.

A maximum of 8 seats can be assigned to the driver module. The occupancy status of the seats as well as the fastening status of the seat belts is sent via the CAN bus. The device is equipped with a button used to pair the seat modules.

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Base module – Installation in the vehicle

The driver module is installed in a place that provides the possibility of connecting the power supply and CAN BUS of the vehicle control system. Care should also be taken to ensure that this place provides the possibility of radio communication with the seat modules. It is unacceptable to place it in a place that shields electromagnetic waves, i.e. in a metal housing.
The module is fixed with two screws with a maximum diameter of 5mm.

Base module – Electrical connection

The device is equipped with a male 6-terminal MINI-FIT connector.

ZBELT-09CAN Signal outputs at the connector

PIN Function Remarks
1 Ground
2 +12V/+24V Power Constant power supply through 0.5A fuse
3 Positive input Optionally +15 signal
4 CAN – H CAN High signal
5 CAN – L CAN Low signal
6 Negative input Optionally speed signal – ground active

For proper operation of the base module, it is required to connect a constant power supply available after removing the ignition key, ground and CAN communication lines.

Base Module – Device Status

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| Pairing LEDs
---|---
State| status LED| | | 2| 1| 0
Normal operation| Short red flashes = presence of power
Short green flash = received radio frame| Dark
Pairing| Short red flashes = presence of power
Short green flash = received radio frame| 1| | | ON
2| | ON|
3| | ON| ON
4| ON| |
5| ON| | ON
6| ON| ON|
7| ON| ON| ON
8| ON| ON| ON
Lack of Pairing| Solid red| | | ON
Module reset| Solid red| ON| ON| ON
CAN BUS
Mode select| GREEN Fast blinking| Mode 1| | | ON
Mode 2| | ON|
Mode 3| | ON| ON
Mode 4| ON| |
Mode 5| ON| | ON
Mode 6| ON| ON|
Mode 7| ON| ON| ON

The module resets whenever the power is switched on, but it can also be caused by a problem with CAN communication (no frame confirmation) or a module hanging causing the Watchdog system to work.

Seat module connections

There are two sensors connected to the seat module:

  • Seat occupancy pressure sensor – closed when the seat is occupied
  • Micro-switch located in the safety belt buckle – short when the belt is not fastened

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Seats pairing process

In order for the system to work properly, it is required to assign the seats to their numbers in the system so that the display system can present them properly.

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  1. If you pair an seat in a new location, the system will automatically free up its old position. Multiple pairing of the same chair in subsequent positions will result in their erasing one by one.
  2. Pairing the seat with another base module will erase the pairing with the current module. So the chair module can be paired with only one base.
Replacing battery in the seat module

The seat module is powered by a 3,6V lithium battery placed inside the module. The battery should last at least two years. You need to replace it when the driver’s panel indicates low battery by flashing the seat belt symbol.

You should use ER14505 battery type.
Please note that it is NOT popular 1.5V AA battery. Using other battery will damage the module!

To replace battery you have to open seat module. Please follow instructions below.

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Technical data

Seat module ZBELT-09F

  • Rated supply voltage 3,6V – lithium battery ER14505
  • Power consumption ~1.4uA in waking time mode
  • Transmitter power ~8dBm ERP
  • Radio frequency 868,5MHz
  • Type of modulation LORA
  • Battery life 4 years

Moduł bazowy ZBELT-09CAN

  • Rated supply voltage 12V lub 24V
  • Power consumption ~4mA@12V w czuwaniu
  • Transmitter power ~11dBm ERP
  • Radio frequency 868,5MHz
  • Type of modulation LORA

The housings of the ZBELT-09CAN and ZBELT-09F modules are identical:

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Installer settings – CAN Bus mode select

The ZBELT-09CAN device can cooperate with various control systems with which the bodybuilder equips the vehicles. In order for the communication to work properly, it is necessary to select the speed of the CAN bus, the type of identifier (11/29bit) and frame IDs. The ZBELT-09 device can operate in one of 7 modes.

Setting Bus speed ID mode FRAME IDENTIFIERS
number SEAT_OCCUPATION
1 250kbit 11bit 0x75
2 250kbit 29bit 0x18F0075
3 500kbit 11bit 0x75
4 500kbit 29bit 0x18F0075
5 Do not use ! Reserved for future use.

6
7

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CAN frames format

Data| SEAT_OCCUPATION| Send Address / ID| SEAT_OCCUPATION_ID
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CYCLE| 1000ms| Speed|
Length| 5 bytes| Transmission   direction| ZBELT-09CAN -> USER SYSTEM
| Decryption| Bit 7| Bit 6| Bit 5| Bit 4| Bit 3| Bit 2| Bit 1| Bit 0
Byte 0| Green LED (seat occupied, belt fastened)| Seat8_green| Seat7_green| Seat6_green| Seat5_green| Seat4_green| Seat3_green| Seat2_green| Seat1_green
Byte 1| Red LED (seat occupied, belt not fastened)| Seat8_red| Seat7_red| Seat6_red| Seat5_red| Seat4_red| Seat3_red| Seat2_red| Seat1_red
Byte 2| Pairing Status (1=paired, 0=free)| Seat8_pair| Seat7_pair| Seat6_pair| Seat5_pair| Seat4_pair| Seat3_pair| Seat2_pair| Seat1_pair
Byte 3| Low Battery warning| Seat8_LBW| Seat7_LBW| Seat6_LBW| Seat5_LBW| Seat4_LBW| Seat3_LBW| Seat2_LBW| Seat1_LBW
Byte 4| Pairing in progress seat number| 8bit value – 0x0=not pairing, 0x01=waiting for seat 1 pairing, 0x02=waiting for seat 2 pairing………
UWAGI NOTES|

Data PAIRING Send Address / ID ZBELT_COMMAND_ID
CYCLE send once Speed
Length 1 bytes Transmission direction USER SYSTEM -> ZBELT-

09CAN
Byte 0| Pairing order for seat no …| 8bit value –
0x00 = stop pairing, 0x01 = pair seat 1, 0x02 = pair seat 2, 0x03 = pair seat 3, ……
0x08 – pair seat 8
UWAGI NOTES| After receiving the frame, the device waits for the chair module pairing in the position it received. After the module is paired, it returns to normal operation. Pairing the next seat requires another frame.

Data| PAIRING ERASE| Send Address / ID| ZBELT_COMMAND_ID
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CYCLE| send once| Speed|
Length| 7 bytes| Transmission   direction| USER SYSTEM -> ZBELT-09CAN
Byte 0| 0xFF
Byte 1| 0x45 = ‘E’
Byte 2| 0x52= ‘R’
Byte 3| 0x41= ‘A’
Byte 4| 0x53= ‘S’
Byte 5| 0x45= ‘E’
Byte 6| 0x00
UWAGI NOTES| To erase all paired seats, send the 0x76 frame containing 7 data bytes: 0xff “ERASE” 0x00

Data GET INFO Send Address / ID ZBELT_COMMAND_ID
CYCLE send once Speed
Length 1 bytes Transmission   direction USER SYSTEM ->

ZBELT-09CAN
Byte 0| 0xFE
UWAGI NOTES| Device will send one ZBELT_INFO frame.

Data GIVE VERSION Send Address / ID ZBELT_INFO_ID
CYCLE send once Speed
Length 7 bytes Transmission   direction ZBELT-09CAN -> USER

SYSTEM
Byte 0| CAN board firmware version
Byte 1| TRX PCB firmware version
Byte 2| TRX Frequency calibration factor
Byte 3| LSB| 0xF1| 4 bytes serial numer i.e. 23030001 = 0x015F68F1
Byte 4| | 0x68
Byte 5| | 0x5F
Byte 6| MSB| 0x01
UWAGI NOTES| This frame is for information purposes only. Implementation in user system is not necessary.

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