Sparta Lithium-ion Battery (LIB)

Sparta LIB offers full control, monitoring, antitheft features, and tracking of lead-acid batteries.

Features

Sparta offers full control, monitoring, and tracking of Lithium-Ion batteries. Sparta allows for the following:

  • Wide working voltage range (12-65v)

  • Mechanical compatibility with INCELL-GEN5 devices

  • Easy installation: Aftermarket plugin

  • Support 4G/3G/2.5G cellular communication

  • SIM on chip

  • Full OTA configuration process

  • OTA firmware upgrade

  • Easy LED Status Display

  • On-Board RS485 port

  • Analog Input (Optional)

  • On-Board Movement sensor

  • On-Board Temperature sensor

  • On-Board GPS (Internal Antenna)

  • Li-Ion backup battery

Hardware Specification

Power Supply

12-65v

Power Supply

12-65v

 

Power Consumption

Test Condition:
*Working voltage: 48v
*Fully charged backup battery

Full power mode ~1.05W
Tracking/Maintenance mode

Low Power mode 1 ~0.85W
In Cabinet mode, GPS low power

Low Power mode 2 ~0.77W
In Cabinet mode, GPS off

Type: Li-Ion (2750mAH)

 

GSM/GPRS

Antenna type: UFL (UMCC) on board connector / directed soldered antenna (Optional)

LTE, UMTS/HSPA(+) and GSM/GPRS/EDGE coverage

 

GNSS

Antenna type: Internal

GNSS Systems: 99 acquisition channels /33 tracking channels / GPS Support / GLONASS Support / Sensitivity: -167 dBm

Main Serial Communication

Type: RS485

Surge Protection (Optional): IEC 61000-4-5 Class 4

 

Analog Input

Count: 1

Voltage Range: 0-25v

Type: Voltage

Temperature Sensor

Type: NTC

Range: 50 Celsius (max)

Memory logger

Type: On-Board Flash

Size (Messages):

Movement detection

Type: MEMs

 

Overall sizes

Length 73.8mm
Width 53.8mm
Height 18mm

Pinout

Connectors position

A

Power In

A

Power In

B

Backup Battery

C

GSM Antenna

D

Peripherals

Power

PIN#

Name

PIN#

Name

1

V+

2

V-

3

EARTH

Peripherals

PIN#

Name

PIN#

Name

1 Red

Analog input 1

2 Black

Ground

3 Yellow

RS485-B

4 Green

RS485-A

5 Blue

Ground

Status LEDs

System State LED

GPS State

Color

GPS State

Color

No Valid Position

Red

Valid Position

Green

State

Pattern

State

Pattern

In Cabinet

One blink every 2 seconds
(250mS On, 1750mS Off)

In Cabinet – Wake up

One Blink every 1 second
(100mS On, 900mS Off)

Tracking

Fast Blink
(100mS On, 100mS Off)

Modem State LED

Connection State

Color

Connection State

Color

No Connection to host

Red

Host Connected

Green

Network State

Pattern

Network State

Pattern

Network Searching

Slow Blink
(1800mS On, 200mS Off)

Idle

Slow Blink
(200mS On, 1800mS Off)

Data

Fast Blink
(125mS On, 125mS Off)

Modes

Sparta Modes Logic

  • Maintenance Mode
    The initial setting of the Sparta Lithium-ion battery. This mode is designed for configuration once the Sparta Lithium-ion battery is installed in the battery. Also, this mode occurs when the Sparta Lithium-ion battery has been disconnected from the server for an hour and a half.

    The power consumption in this mode is ~1.05W.

    The modem and GPS are on in this mode.

  • In-Cabinet Mode
    Defined as the transmission mode - wakes up periodically, usually in long intervals to read and transmit data.

    The power consumption in this mode is ~0.77W.

    The modem and GPS are off in this mode.

    GPS activity will be enabled at low capacity when you select "Low Power" at the Power Center solution. The power consumption in this mode is ~0.85W.

    The "Wake up" mode is a sub-mode of the "In-Cabinet” mode. It is a periodic state that establishes communication with the host for updates and reports.

  • Tracking Mode
    Instigates in case the Sparta Lithium-ion battery detects vibration or movement. In this mode, the Sparta Lithium-ion battery is awake and transmits location and data information in real-time in a short cycle.

    The power consumption in this mode is ~1.05W.

    The modem and GPS are on in this mode.

  • Cut Off Mode
    This is the status of the server, not the Sparta Lithium-ion battery itself. The Sparta Lithium-ion battery will go into "Cut Off" mode if it has not been connected to the server for more than two days.

Maintenance State Timeout

When Sparta Lithium-ion battery gateway is in one of the following modes: "In Cabinet" or "Tracking”, and for some reason, switches to "Maintenance" mode, it will automatically return to the previous mode after one hour, with the exception of the following:

  • Every communication with the host (serial of remote) will reset the 1-hour timer

  • If the device is manually set back to maintenance mode (using the power center button), the device will
    remain in maintenance forever.

Status is set by the unit itself.

Sparta Lithium-ion battery Status Logic

The Sparta Lithium-ion battery modes and the status in ZonMax are linked to facilitate the process of creating an alert.

Mode

ZonMax Status

Mode

ZonMax Status

Maintenance

Idle

 

In Cabinet

Off

Disconnected - No log will be created in the system

 

Tracking

On, Stop, Moving

Like all other systems, depends on the speed

 

Users can generate events in the system and link the mode to the status.

Backup Battery Operation

Backup battery - Sparta Lithium-ion battery 2750mAh battery

Test Conditions - The backup battery was tested under optimal conditions under controlled temperature and other environmental conditions. Any deviation from these conditions, for example, the use of the unit in the field, may affect the results.

Sparta Lithium-ion battery Mode

Backup battery life hours until it runs out

Sparta Lithium-ion battery Mode

Backup battery life hours until it runs out

“Tracking” mode

30h

“In Cabinet” mode

62h

Network Statuses

 

 Network Status

Indicators

GSM

GPRS

PDP

Socket to Server

SIM Found, Network OK + Data, connected

Success

Success

Success

Success

SIM Found

Failed

Failed

Failed

Failed

SIM Found. Network OK+DATA.

Success

Success

Success

Failed

SIM Found. Network OK

Success

Success

Failed

Failed

Sparta Lithium-ion battery gateway has several network statuses.

There are a number of indicators to take into consideration.

  • GSM - Global System for Mobile Communications connection to the Cellular network a digital, circuit-switched network - allows Voice & SMS services.

  • GPRS - General Packet Radio Service connection to the Cellular network - Allows uplink & downlink data service

  • PDP - Packet Data Protocol, data structure on both the GPRS support node (SGSN) & the gateway GPRS support node (GGSN) which contains the subscriber's session information when the subscriber has an active session.

    The data recorded includes:

    • Subscriber's IP address

    • Subscriber's IMSI

    • Subscriber's Tunnel Endpoint ID (TEID) at the GGSN

    • Subscriber's Tunnel Endpoint ID (TEID) at the SGSN

  • Socket - Socket connection to the server is one endpoint of a two-way communication link between the device and its server running on the network. The socket connection utilizes TCP over IP for communication.