DryLINK Usephoenix Vehicle Gateway Installation Guide

Usephoenix Vehicle Gateway

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Specifications:

• Product Name: Vehicle Gateway

• Compatible Vehicles: Sprinter Vans, Box Trucks, Standard
  Vans

• Components: Gateway, Cellular/GPS Antenna (Puck), Push Button,
  Bluetooth Antenna

• Power Supply: Auxiliary 12 Volt Connection

Product Usage Instructions:

Step One: Register Your Gateway

To register your gateway, refer to the ‘Registering Your Vehicle
Gateways’ document.

Step Two: Gateway Kit

Unpack your kit and ensure all components are present. Refer to
Page One for the list of parts.

Step Three: Mounting the Gateway

The Gateway can be mounted in any orientation using #10 -1 Hex
head screws. Use wood screws for softer surfaces and self-tapping
screws for metal surfaces.

Step Four: Cellular/GPS Antenna (Puck)

Choose a suitable location for the cellular/GPS antenna (puck)
ensuring full sight access to satellites. Attach the antenna using
the provided peel and stick adhesive pad. Connect the coaxial
cables to the labeled ports.

Step Five: Instant Scan

Install the push button instant scan button in a convenient
location by following the provided instructions.

Step Six: Bluetooth Antenna

Screw on the Bluetooth antenna to any of the three ports on the
Gateway.

Step Seven: Auxiliary 12 Volt Power Supply

Connect the red wire to positive and the black wire to negative
using a 3-amp fuse. Ensure a hard-wired connection for optimal
performance.

FAQ:

Q: Can the Gateway be mounted in any vehicle?

A: The Gateway is compatible with Sprinter Vans, Box Trucks, and
Standard Vans as mentioned in the specifications.

Q: How should I power the Gateway?

A: Connect the red wire to positive and the black wire to
negative using a 3-amp fuse for the Auxiliary 12 Volt Power
Supply.

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VEHICLE GATEWAY INSTALLATION GUIDE
SPRINTER VANS, BOX TRUCK AND STANDARD VANS STEP ONE: Register your Gateway
To register your gateway refer to the `Registering Your Vehicle Gateways’ document.
STEP TWO: Gateway Kit
Unpack your kit and make sure all components are accounted for. Please refer to Page One for the Gateway list of parts.
STEP THREE: Gateway
The Gateway can be mounted in any orientation. Attach Gateway with #10 -1″ Hex head screws. Wood screws for softer surfaces and self-tapping for metal surfaces.

Box Truck Location

Box Truck Location

Box Truck Location

Box Truck Location
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SPRINTER VANS, BOX TRUCK AND STANDARD VANS (Con’t)
STEP FOUR: Cellular/GPS Antenna (Puck)
Choose a suitable location for the cellular/GPS antenna (puck) to be placed. (Antenna wire routing shown in 10-1 to 10-5.) The cellular/GPS antenna has to have full sight access to satellite, Face toward the sky. It is recommended that the puck is adhered to a dashboard or on the roof of the vehicle (10-6). There is a peel and stick adhesive pad on the bottom of the antenna (10-7). Attach the three coaxial cables supplied to the appropriate labeled GPS port, LTE port, and DIV port (10-8, 10-9)

10-1 Removing Door Gasket for
Coaxial Cable Installation

10-2
Routing Wires Around Door by Pulling Gasket Back

10-3

10-4
Reattaching Gasket
10-6

10-5
Reattaching Gasket
10-7
Antenna Puck Placement

10-8

Cellular/GPS Antenna Dashboard Placement

10-9

Cellular/GPS Antenna

Cellular/GPS Labels

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STEP FIVE: Instant Scan
11-1

11-2

Push Button

The push button instant scan button has a quick snap connector or lever nut attached (11-1). Simply remove all four screws in the face of the push button, drill through the rear casing and mount in a convenient location. Replace the face of the push button with the four screws (11-2).
STEP SIX: Bluetooth Antenna

Lever Nut Quick Snap Connector

There is one Bluetooth antenna included in your packaging. Simply screw on 11-3 the Bluetooth antenna to any one of the three ports provided on the Gateway (11-3).

Push Button in Sprinter Van Installation
Bluetooth Antenna

STEP SEVEN: Auxiliary 12 Volt Power Supply

Connect the red wire to positive and the black wire to negative using a

3-amp fuse. In everyday fleet vehicles where arrival and departure scans are

vital to fresh equipment locations and equipment counts, a switched 12V

circuit is necessary. Switched is defined as when the vehicle’s ignition key is turned on and power is provided,

when turned off power is lost. The 12V power supplied energizes the gateway, which triggers a departure scan

and when the vehicle is turned off 11-4

11-5

the loss of 12V power supplied triggers an arrival scan. It is

Auxiliary 12 Volt Connection

recommended that you provide

a hard-wired connection to the

gateway, but in the case where

you want to get started right away

and have a switched 12Vpower

port, a 12V power supply power

cord is supplied with the kit. This is

not ideal and should be replaced

byhard wiring.

NOTE: A hard-wired 12V power

supply should be provided by

a skilled and knowledgeable mechanic or mobile audio installation shop.

Auxiliary 12 Volt Power Supply

STEP EIGHT: Activating Your Gateway

Your gateway is shipped in sleep mode, once installed, simply start the vehicle, this will activate the gateway.

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References

• Restoration Equipment for Contractors | Dry Smarter | Phoenix Restoration

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