Overview
![ft2.png 2089](https://files.readme.io/de51fc0-ft2.png)
Overview
The HyDip Fuel Tracking 2 (HFT2) is a device used to integrate already existent dispensing equipment on a Site into Hydip. Once connected to the internet, through an HFT2 and a Pinpad combination the operator will be able to see tank dip activity as well as fuel dispensing activity, configured and managed via the HyDip website.
![ft2-overview.png 2146](https://files.readme.io/88b916e-ft2-overview.png)
Features
- Communications with many 3rd party Dispensers (through a Pinpad 3 or 2 device).
- Tank gauging.
- Internet communication via 3G/4G as well as via Ethernet.
- GPS.
Dimensions
![mechanical_x2.png 1180](https://files.readme.io/b3a641e-mechanical_x2.png)
Connectors
On the main board:
Connector Label | Function |
---|---|
X1 | - Not applicable - |
X2 | - Not applicable - |
X3 | - Not applicable - |
X4 | - Not applicable - |
X5 | - Not applicable - |
X6 | - Not applicable - |
X7 | Sensor #1 |
X8 | Sensor #2 |
X9 | Sensor #3 |
X10 | Sensor #4 |
On the addon board:
Connector Label | Function |
---|---|
XA1 | Sensor #5 |
XA2 | Sensor #6 |
XA3 | - Not applicable - |
XA4 | - Not applicable - |
XA5 | - Not applicable - |
XA6 | - Not applicable - |
XA7 | - Not applicable - |
XA8 | - Not applicable - |
Wiring
Sensors - 4-20mA:
![sensors.png 572](https://files.readme.io/f5c90f0-sensors.png)
Electrical safety
Please follow these guidelines to ensure safe connections:
- The HyDip device should be installed by a certified electrician.
- Follow all local codes for safety requirements. Pay particular attention to electrical codes.
- Ensure there is a good electrical connection between the HyDip enclosure earth terminal and back panel chassis.
- Use shielded cabling for all communication cables, ensuring the cable shielding is properly grounded.
Internet
Ethernet - For ethernet connection to be established it is enough to simply plug in an ethernet cable from the HyDip device to a router prior to device's power up. The connection will be configured automatically.
3G / 4G - Open the back enclosure of the device, find a SIM card slot as shown below and insert a SIM card with IP data traffic enabled and PIN disabled.
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Power on the device and set up your SIM card's network details. Use the Menu and arrow buttons to select Service Menu > Settings > Network > 3G/4G-LTE > Preset
. Then choose your network, and press ENTER. The device will automatically attempt to connect using the new 3G/4G connection until it succeeds.
Updated almost 3 years ago