PLEASE NOTE: This document is designed to be a general reference to installation of the ND2 device. Vehicle variations will influence the overall installation of the ND2, and all
variations cannot be reasonably documented. (1) - For general illustration only. If applicable, refer to your vehicle's OEM service information on how to disassemble panels required to access the Diagnostic Link
Connector (DLC). (2) - Mounting of the ND2 Passthrough cable may not be able to be installed exactly as shown. Your specific vehicle variant will dictate the manner in which the Passthrough cable is connected to the
vehicle. Please contact Noregon Support if the Passthrough cable cannot be appropriately installed in your application. (3) Mounting the ND2 on the vehicle dashboard is highly recommended, where line of sight
through the front windshield is desirable for best GPS signal acquisition. Mounting the ND2 in other locations may affect vehicle tracking and loss in functionality. (4) Reinstall all removed panels according to the
appropriate OEM service information. (5) Cleaning the dashboard with an alcohol wipe is highly recommended for proper adhesion of the included Velcro tape. Be sure to choose an ND2 mounting location that does
not impede with the driver's view or surroundings. Noregon is not responsible for vehicle damages, accidents, injuries or deaths resulting from installation of devices that impair the viewpoint of a vehicle operator.
FOOTNOTES:
VEHICLE PARAMETER & DATA REPORTING
• SAE J1587/J1939 Sensor Data
•CURRENTLY SUPPORTED: Cummins, International, Detroit Diesel
• OEM Proprietary DTCs (where supported)
• User configurable vehicle-specific parameter monitoring and reporting
ND2 TO VEHICLE CONNECTIVITY
• SUPPORTED VEHICLE NETWORKS:
• CAN 2.0b, 3 Channels at 125/250/500 kbps
• Single Channel J1708 (multiplexed with CAN for J1939-2
connector requirements)
• SUPPORTED COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS
•J1939, J1587, ISO 15765
• PHYSICAL ND2 TO VEHICLE CONNECTION
• Diagnostic Link Connector (DLC) pass-through design
• 6-pin or 9-pin heavy-duty deutsch
• 16-pin heavy-duty OBD-II
TECHNICAL SPECS & FEATURES
DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) REPORTING
• Standard HD J1939 DTCs
• Standard HD J1587 DTCs
• OEM Proprietary DTCs (where supported)
ND2 DEVICE SPECS & FEATURES
• Cellular LTE Cat. M1
• GPS Enabled
• Device Dimensions: 5 x 3 x 1.5 inches (12.7 x 7.6 x 3.8 cm)
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to +85°C)
• Supports 12V and 24V systems
• Typical Operating Power Requirement: < 4 Watts
• Maximum Operating Power Requirement: < 14 Watts
• Over The Air (OTA) Firmware and Parameter Configuration Updates
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Check TripVision UPTIME
to see if your vehicle is listed.
Click on the “Search By Vin”
field and type in the vehicle
VIN. Select the vehicle from
the left hand column and verify
the tabbed information for the
vehicle is accurate.
If the auto-commissioning process
fails, a non-green LED will be lit
and a solid beep will sound.
Open the ND2 application and
select the commissioning button.
Scan the QR code on the device
and enter the vehicle’s VIN. A
success message will be displayed
that commissioning is complete.
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Attach the Velcro strips together,
then apply one side of the Velcro
to the ND2. Remove the remaining
backing of the velcro and mount
the device securely to the dash by
pressing the two together with light
downward force to adhere to the
cleaned location.
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Turn the key to the “Key On/Engine
Run” position to begin the automated
commissioning process. When the
install process completes, the green
light will illuminate and a tone
will sound intermittently. Turn the key
to the “Off” position to stop the
intermittent beeping and complete
the auto-commissioning process.
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EXPERIENCING ISSUES? Contact TripVision Support: (855) 889-5776
Please refer to the chart below to determine the status light of your device:
Upon connection, the LED will illuminate yellow until cellular connection is made.
This process typically completes in 10-60 seconds, but can take up to 5 minutes.
The ND2 will check for bus activity every 3 seconds and will illuminate red if connection cannot be made.
If during this time the cellular connection is lost, the device will revert back to illuminate purple until cellular
connection is re-established. If the problem persists, try disconnecting the passthrough cable from the ND2,
wait ten seconds, then reconnect the passthrough cable back into the port.
The device will illuminate green when the ND2 has made a successful connection and represents the
device being online and capable of transmitting data.
CONFIRMING DEVICE CONNECTION:
YELLOW
RED
GREEN
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