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If the '''RDD''' signal is '''NOT''' available on the '''FMS''' interface, you need to retrieve the '''RDD''' data by connecting to the tachograph's C connector using provided instructions below.
 
If the '''RDD''' signal is '''NOT''' available on the '''FMS''' interface, you need to retrieve the '''RDD''' data by connecting to the tachograph's C connector using provided instructions below.
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==Final Steps==
 
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In order to check if the connection/activation/configuration is correct, send "tachocheck" SMS command. If everything is correct, the device will reply:
 
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•<b>KLN:111,0000, K-Line:0</b> <br>
 
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The ones mean the same as in CAN_2:111,.... tachocheck response: <br>
 
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CAN_2:[TRC],[ABCD], K-Line:[K] <br>
 
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[T] – Tachograph presence on bus: <br>
 
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• 0 – Tachograph doesn’t respond on bus; <br>
 
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• 1 – Tachograph responds on bus. <br>
 
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[R] – Response to Open Remote Session validity check: <br>
 
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• 0 – Wrong or unknown response (failed to open Remote Session); <br>
 
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• 1 – Tachograph responds positively (Remote Session opened successfully). <br>
 
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[C] – Response to Close Last Authentication Session validity check: <br>
 
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• 0 – Wrong or unknown response (failed to close last authentication session); <br>
 
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• 1 – Last authentication session closed successfully, device is ready to open new authentication session. <br>
 
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The other values will always be zero because there is no FMS data and the K-line is used for front download.
 
  
 
[[Category:FMB640 Manual]]
 
[[Category:FMB640 Manual]]

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Description

Cable is a standardized heavy duty vehicle FMS 12-pin connector, for connecting FMX640 with one plug and receiving vehicle information through CAN line and K-line, along with powering the device and getting Ignition detection. This ensures easier connection and does not violate the factory warranty.

Fms-cable-scheme.jpg

FMS Plug Location

Even though the FMS cable is standardized cable – its placement in the vehicle might differ depending on manufacturer and depending on vehicle trim level.

We were able to identify the most common places for the FMS plug – refer to the examples bellow:

  1. Behind the Fuse panel on passenger side – for Example SCANIA S/R/G/P Euro6 Series: Scania R-series 1.3.png
  2. Near the Fuse panel on passenger side – for example DAF XF Euro6: DAF XF 1.3.png
  3. Behind the Radio on lower deck – for example Volvo FH Euro5 and Renault T Euro6: Volvo FH 1.3.png
  4. Behind the Tachograph on upper deck – for example Mercedes Actros MP5 Euro6: Mercedes Actros 1.3.png


Remote Data Download (RDD) via FMS

When RDD (Remote Data Download) signal available on FMS.

Applies to:

  • DAF CF - LF - XF
  • IVECO Stralis I / II/ Hi-Way
  • Renault D / Magnum DXI & E-TECH / Midlum DXI / Premium DXI / Renault T-K-C
  • Volvo FH - FM - FL

If the RDD signal is available on the FMS interface, no additional connection is required. In this case, the CANx LOW and HIGH wires from the FMx640 are connected to PIN 6 and 9 on the FMS connector. Additionally, PIN 10 can be used for ignition detection using DIN1 wire.

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More information about FMS CABLE can be found on Teltonika Page


For the following vehicles regarding the RDD, please contact the manufacturer:

  • MAN TGX - TGA - TGL - TGM
  • Mercedes Actros / Antos / Atego / Arocs / Axor II
  • Scania R - P - G - S

If the RDD signal is NOT available on the FMS interface, you need to retrieve the RDD data by connecting to the tachograph's C connector using provided instructions below.

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