Wire crimper
Digital multi-meter
Phillips screwdriver
Self-tapping sheet metal screws (#8 x 1/2″ recommended)
Flat head screwdriver or trim removal tool
Electrical tape
Zip ties.
Use a flathead screwdriver or trim removal tool to remove the panel from the lower portion of your driver’s side dashboard
Once removed, set the panel aside to see the exposed portion underneath your dashboard.
Locate the vehicle’s constant & ignition power wires in the steering column, at the fuse block, or Body Control Module.
Setup your digital multi-meter and set to 20v in the DCV section.
Connect the black ground wire from the multi-meter to a metal portion of the framing under the dashboard.
Locate the wire that you suspect would be the constant power wire. Probe the wire with the red multi-meter lead. Turn the vehicle’s ignition ON and OFF while the red meter lead is connected. If the meter shows 12volts when the ignition is BOTH ON and OFF, then it is the constant wire.
Locate the wire that you suspect to have switched (ignition) power. Probe the wire with the red multi-meter lead. Turn the vehicle’s ignition ON (without fully cranking to a start). The multi-meter should display greater than 12 volts while in this ignition position.
With the red multi-meter lead still probing the ignition wire, turn the vehicle’s ignition ON to a full crank to start the engine. The wire’s voltage should not drop by more than 2 volts.
Turn the vehicle’s ignition OFF and the multi-meter should show 0 volts.
Strip back the vehicle’s constant and switch power wires
Spread the wires apart to create a small opening
For model ST4310, insert the exposed end of the WHITE wire from the tracking device into the opening of the vehicle’s switched wire.
For models ST4340 and ST4345, insert the exposed end of the BLUE wire from the tracking device into the opening of the vehicle’s switched wire.
Insert the exposed end of the RED wire from the tracking device into the vehicle’s constant wire.
Twist the tracking device’s wires around the vehicle’s wires.
Wrap electrical tape around the exposed wires.
Secure the electrical tape with zip ties.
Connect a ring connector to the end of the ground wire
Use a self-tapping sheet metal screw to connect the ring connector to the vehicle’s chassis.
With the QR code sticker facing up, route the device under the dashboard toward a location in the upper portion of the dashboard (if possible)
Find a secure location below the dashboard to mount the device. Use zip ties to secure it to a wiring bundle or to the vehicle’s frame to ensure that it does not slip out while the vehicle is in operation.
Required Information
Record the serial number for the device and the VIN/Year/Make/Model of the vehicle on your worksheet for activation.
Testing & Troubleshooting the ST4300 Series Device
In order to test the device, the vehicle must be parked outside in an open area so that it can receive a GPS lock. The device’s LEDs will indicate proper operation.
The unit will power up as the vehicle’s ignition is turned on.
If you do not observe LED’s, please check the vehicle’s power source to the device for a bad fuse. If you are hard-wiring the device, verify that the ground connection is good.
Blue LED’s – Cellular Connectivity
1 blink followed by a long delay
Normal operation
2 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Device not communicating with server
Resolution: Contact us at support@fieldlogix.com
3 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Weak cellular connectivity.
Resolution: Move to different location and contact us at support@fieldlogix.com if not resolved
4 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Internal component issue.
Resolution: Contact us at support@fieldlogix.com
6 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Weak cellular connectivity.
Resolution: Move to different location and contact us at support@fieldlogix.com if not resolved
7 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: No SIM detected.
Resolution: Check SIM card to ensure that it is secured. If not, use a small piece of plastic, electrical tape or a hot glue gun to secure. If not resolved, contact us at support@fieldlogix.com.
Red LEDs – GPS Signal
1 blink followed by a long delay
Normal operation
2 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Device not locking onto GPS satellite signal.
Resolution: Move vehicle to an unobstructed location.
4 blinks followed by a long delay
Issue: Internal component issue
Resolution: Contact us at support@fieldlogix.com
Contact support at 888-803-0200 Option 2 or support@fieldlogix.com if you encounter any issues with the installation or the troubleshooting steps do not resolve your issue