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Recommended mounting points
Recommended mounting points
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Recommended Mounting Points
Install behind the dashboard, above the glovebox or under plastic trim near the windshield.
GPS Tracker Installation Guides
Clean mounting, safe wiring and reliable GNSS performance for cars, motorcycles, boats and trucks.
Correct orientationKeep the label/logo side facing the sky or windshield whenever the device uses an internal GNSS antenna.
No metal above the trackerPlastic and fiberglass are usually acceptable. Metal panels, frames and brackets can block GNSS signal.
Keep away from audio systemsAvoid radio head units, amplifiers, subwoofers, speaker cables and high-current audio wiring.
Car Installation Guide
For passenger vehicles, the best result is usually achieved inside the cabin, high behind plastic trim and close to the windshield.
Recommended: behind dashboard
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Avoid areas
Avoid areas
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Avoid These Areas
Do not place the tracker near high heat, metal barriers, moisture, heavy wiring or moving parts.
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Correct orientation
Correct orientation
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Correct Orientation
Mount the tracker with the label or logo side facing the sky or windshield.
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Metal obstruction check
Metal obstruction check
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Avoid Metal Obstructions
Keep the device away from metal brackets, beams and covers that block GNSS signal.
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Moisture protection
Moisture protection
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Protect From Moisture
Choose a dry interior area and protect all joints, connectors and cable routes.
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Inline fuse at power source
Inline fuse at power source
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Power Wiring Protection
Use an inline fuse at the start of the V+ power cable and secure wiring properly.
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Audio interference avoidance
Audio interference avoidance
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Keep Away From Audio Systems
Avoid radio units, amplifiers, subwoofers, speaker cables and high-current audio wiring.
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Final technical check
Final technical check
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Post-Installation Check
Verify 15+ satellites, correct battery voltage and ignition ON/OFF before delivery.
Motorcycle Installation Guide
For motorcycles, concealment, vibration resistance, moisture protection and distance from heat sources are critical.
Recommended: dry area under plastic
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Motorcycle mounting points
Motorcycle mounting points
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Recommended Mounting Points
Install under the seat, inside the rear plastic tail section or behind plastic fairing, away from metal.
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Heat / metal / moisture
Heat / metal / moisture
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Avoid These Areas
Do not install near the engine, exhaust, metal fuel tank, wet wheel area or exposed frame tubes.
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Tracker orientation
Tracker orientation
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Correct Orientation
Keep the label/logo side facing upward through plastic fairing or the seat area whenever possible.
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Metal tank / frame avoidance
Metal tank / frame avoidance
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Avoid Metal Obstructions
Do not hide the tracker under a metal fuel tank or inside a closed metal frame cavity.
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Vibration and moisture protection
Vibration and moisture protection
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Protect From Moisture & Vibration
Use a dry compartment, secure the device firmly and protect connectors from water and vibration.
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Fuse near motorcycle battery
Fuse near motorcycle battery
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Power Wiring Protection
Place the fuse close to the motorcycle battery or the original protected power source.
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Touring bike audio systems
Touring bike audio systems
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Keep Away From Audio Systems
On touring motorcycles, avoid speakers, amplifiers, Bluetooth audio units and high-current audio cables.
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Final motorcycle check
Final motorcycle check
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Post-Installation Check
Confirm satellites, battery voltage, ignition status and stable online communication before delivery.
Boat Installation Guide
For boats, prioritize a dry high position, saltwater protection and clear GNSS reception through fiberglass or glass.
Recommended: dry console/cabin
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Boat mounting points
Boat mounting points
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Recommended Mounting Points
Install inside a dry console, cabin or protected fiberglass area with a clear path to the sky.
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Bilge / engine / metal bulkhead
Bilge / engine / metal bulkhead
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Avoid These Areas
Do not place the tracker in the bilge, engine room, battery fumes area or behind metal bulkheads.
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Correct orientation on boat
Correct orientation on boat
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Correct Orientation
Keep the label/logo side facing upward. Fiberglass is acceptable; metal roofs or covers are not.
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Metal obstruction on boat
Metal obstruction on boat
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Avoid Metal Obstructions
Keep the tracker away from metal cabins, metal covers, stainless panels and large wiring bundles.
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Marine moisture protection
Marine moisture protection
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Protect From Moisture & Salt
Use protected routing, sealed joints and suitable waterproofing for marine humidity and saltwater.
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Marine fuse protection
Marine fuse protection
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Power Wiring Protection
Install a marine-grade inline fuse at the start of the V+ cable near the battery or distribution panel.
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Marine audio and VHF distance
Marine audio and VHF distance
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Keep Away From Audio & Radios
Avoid marine stereos, amplifiers, subwoofers, VHF radios, antenna boosters and high-current audio wiring.
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Final boat check
Final boat check
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Post-Installation Check
Verify satellites, online status, battery voltage and ignition/engine state before releasing the vessel.
Truck Installation Guide
For trucks, prefer a protected position inside the cab with stable power, clear GNSS reception and correct ignition detection.
Recommended: high inside cab
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Truck mounting points
Truck mounting points
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Recommended Mounting Points
Install high inside the cab, behind the dashboard, above the fusebox or under plastic trim.
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Truck avoid areas
Truck avoid areas
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Avoid These Areas
Do not place the tracker in the engine bay, under metal cab panels, near heaters or high-current harnesses.
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Truck orientation
Truck orientation
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Correct Orientation
Place the label/logo side upward toward the windshield or upper cab area for best GNSS visibility.
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Truck metal obstructions
Truck metal obstructions
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Avoid Metal Obstructions
Avoid metal cab beams, brackets, tachograph housings, inverter boxes and closed metal compartments.
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Truck protection
Truck protection
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Protect From Moisture & Wear
Secure the device and wiring away from water, vibration, sharp edges and areas that are serviced frequently.
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Truck fuse protection
Truck fuse protection
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Power Wiring Protection
Use an inline fuse at the start of the V+ power cable near the original protected power source.
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Audio / CB / radio distance
Audio / CB / radio distance
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Keep Away From Audio & Radio Equipment
Avoid amplifiers, speaker cables, CB radios, fleet radios, inverters and high-current accessory wiring.
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Final truck check
Final truck check
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Post-Installation Check
Check satellites, battery voltage, ignition state, online status and route stability before delivery.
Common Wire Labels & Teltonika Connections
Always verify the exact model pinout before installation.V+
Power / VCCPermanent positive supply through a fuse.
G
Ground / GNDStable chassis or factory ground point.
DI
DINDigital input for ignition, door, alarm or panic input.
DO
DOUTDigital output for relay, buzzer, siren or immobilizer control.
AI
AINAnalog input for voltage or supported analog sensors.
1W
1-WireiButton, RFID reader or temperature sensors where supported.
232
RS232Serial peripherals: TX, RX and common ground.
485
RS485Differential serial connection: A/B polarity matters.
CAN
CAN H / CAN LVehicle data via approved CAN interface or accessory.
EXT
AccessoriesLVCAN, ALL-CAN, RFID, fuel sensors or model-specific extensions.
Final Post-Installation Check
Required before the vehicle leaves the electrician.✓15+ satellites in normal open-sky conditions.
✓Correct vehicle battery voltage on the platform.
✓Ignition ON/OFF is detected correctly.
✓Device is online and location is accurate.
✓Tracker is fixed securely and cannot move.
✓Fuse is placed at the start of the power cable.
✓No metal, moisture, heat or audio interference nearby.
✓All extra inputs/outputs are tested where installed.
This guide is a general installation reference. The exact GPS Tracker's wiring, current limits, pin names and supported accessories must always be confirmed from the manual of the specific tracker model and harness.