SinoCastel IDD-213L Installation Manual

1 Sinocastel OBD Device can be used on vehicles equipped with OBD II system (vehicles manufactured after 1996 in US and after 2000 in Europe). There is a 16-Pin DLC (Diagnostic Link Connector) on vehicles with OBD II compliant. In general, the 16-Pin DLC is located in the driver or passenger cabin, from the edge of dashboard on driver side to the border of 300mm. It is easy to touch by sitting in the driver's seat; the preferred location is within the area from steering post to the vehicle centerline. IDD-213L OBD II extension cable 9-Pin deutsch wiring harness 6-Pin deutsch wiring harness Power cable

2 Step 1: SIM Card Access 1. Remove the SIM card cover. 2. Insert the SIM card (Micro type) and press gently, a click will be heard upon successfully placing the SIM card in its place, please follow the insertion direction marked on the SIM card cover 3. Put the SIM card cover back. Step 2: Configure necessary parameters via WiFi PC Tool 1. Power On Note: The power provided to 213L should be more than 13V (14V as advised) or configure the parameters when 213L plugged to the vehicle after the engine on. 2. Search the SSID of 213L in your computer through WiFi, to connect the device to your computer by WiFi. 3. Copy “WiFi PCTool” to computer “WiFi PCTool is free installation, double Click on” ” to run directly after the file is decompressed Note: The WiFi should be available in your computer before installing “WiFi PCTool” (There is no driver for the PC Tool, you just need to install your WiFi driver in your computer) 4. Double click on” ” and click on “ ” to connect the WiFi PC Tool to set the main parameters.

3 A: Set the network parameters: B: Set the WiFi parameters: WiFi Parameters also can be set by WEB

4 Connect to device via WiFi with mobile phone, default WiFi name and password can be found on the label, log in web manager at http://192.168.225.1, WiFi name and password can be changed here, after save WiFi will reboot. C: Set the work model: Step 3: Locate the vehicle’s diagnostic port, typically found in the driver’s area at or below knee level.

5 Step 4: Park the car and make sure engine is off Align the OBD connector of the device with the engine diagnostic port and simply push in place, ensuring that the device is secure. If the OBD port cover can not be closed back after device plugged in, please use OBD extension cable and mount the device in proper place.

6 Some heavy duties may need 9-Pin or 6-Pin deutsch wiring harness. For vehicles do not have an OBD port, please use power cable to connect vehicle battery and configure the device working with tracker mode. Start engine, then device starts OBD communication, acquiring GPS info and 4G/WiFi network connection. Various statuses can be indicated by lights. GPS function/OBD communication (green led): Solid On: GPS un-located/OBD communication failed. Single blinking (on 1s, off 1s): GPS located/OBD communication failed. Single blinking (on 2.5s, off 0.5s): GPS un-located/OBD communication successful. Double blinking (on 100ms, off 100ms, on 100ms, off 700ms): GPS located/OBD communication successful. Cellular connection (blue led): The Cellular light change its status to slow blinking (on 0.5s, off 2.5s) indicates registered network, becomes solid on indicate logged into the server. Note: The work model will be switch to “Tracker” automatically if the engine is not started within 10 minutes after the device plugged the first time or after the work model reset. Step 5: Log into www.livetelematics.com to check real-time monitor and trip reports.

7 Login Vehicle monitoring list Vehicle real time monitoring