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SHADOW TRACKER PREMIER
Connecting a Shadow Tracker Premier in a Vehicle
Mounting and Placement
The Shadow Tracker Premier Tracking Units are not weather-proof, and are to be mounted inside
the vehicle’s passenger compartment. The recommended placement location is under the
dashboard or in the glove compartment, but the Unit may be placed anywhere inside the vehicles
passenger compartment, as long as it is kept out of direct sunlight.
N
OTE: The Shadow Tracker Premier comes equipped with an internal radio antenna
Connecting Power
The Tracking Unit must remain connected to a continuous power supply during vehicle movement
for accurate GPS collection and storage. The battery on the vehicle serves as the power source
for the Shadow Tracker Premier Unit. However, if a Unit is left on for an extended period in
which the vehicle is not running, the Unit
may drain the vehicle battery to the point that the vehicle
cannot be started.
To install the DC Direct-Connect Cable:
1 Connect the RED wire to a constant 12-volt positive power source. This connection must
be made at a place where the Unit will have power even when the vehicle is turned off.
2 Connect the BLUE wire to a switched 12-volt positive power source. This connection
must be made at a place where the Unit will have power only when the vehicle is running,
and not when the vehicle is turned off. This tells the Shadow Tracker Premier Unit that the
vehicle is turned off, and that the vehicle is stopped.
If you can not locate a switched power source, then the BLUE wire must be connected to the
same constant power source as the RED wire.
NOTE: If the BLUE wire is connected to a continuous power source then the stop reporting may
not be as accurate. The BLUE wire must be connected to a power source, either constant or
switched, or the Tracking Unit will not collect GPS data.
3 Connect the BLACK wire to a 12-volt ground source.
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MPORTANT: Damage to the Unit will result if connected to a reversed polarity or higher voltage
connection. If you are unsure how to correctly make these connections, ATTI recommends having
the Tracking Unit installed by a local automotive electronics professional familiar with your vehicle.