SCI18-46
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This service center instructions explains how to install the prevost ultimate entertainment system
- 2019 - 2018 - 2017 - 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 -
Models from 2019
2019 PREVOST H3-41 |
2019 PREVOST H3-45 |
2019 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2018
2018 PREVOST H3-41 |
2018 PREVOST H3-45 |
2018 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2017
2017 PREVOST H3-45 |
2017 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2016
2016 PREVOST H3-41 |
2016 PREVOST H3-45 |
2016 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2015
2015 PREVOST H3-41 |
2015 PREVOST H3-45 |
2015 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2014
2014 PREVOST H3-41 |
2014 PREVOST H3-45 |
2014 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2013
2013 PREVOST H3-41 |
2013 PREVOST H3-45 |
2013 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2012
2012 PREVOST H3-41 |
2012 PREVOST H3-45 |
2012 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2011
2011 PREVOST H3-41 |
2011 PREVOST H3-45 |
2011 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2010
2010 PREVOST H3-41 |
2010 PREVOST H3-45 |
2010 PREVOST X3 |
Models from 2009
2009 PREVOST H3-41 |
2009 PREVOST H3-45 |
2009 PREVOST X3 |
SERVICE CENTER INFORMATION i SCI18-46 DATE : December 2018 SECTION : 23 ACCESSORIES SUBJECT : Prevost Ultimate Entertainment SystemIcomera X-CUBE Installation- Prevost Vehicles First Release 12-21-2018 APPLICATION Model VIN H3-45 coaches Model Year : ALL All Vehicles X3-45 coaches Model Year : Up to 2019 incl. All Vehicles up to 2019* * Up to OPP2 / Vehicle K-6495 (Canada built veh.) & K-7663 (US built veh.) DESCRIPTION The intent of this procedure is to guide you through the steps required to install the Prevost Ultimate Entertainment System components in Prevost coaches. The procedure describes the steps required to proceed to a typical installation in the vehicle second parcel rack. Custom installations are possible; refer to the general guidelines table at the end of the procedure for important requirements when installing the system other locations. SPECIAL TOOLS & MATERIAL Part No. mg Description Qty 682989 Silicone remover 5 liters 1 684685 Black sealant - Simson ISR 70-03 1 7770447 Snap-on FC48A crow foot 1-1/2” x 3/8” drive 1 7775182 Prevost antenna tool 1SCI18-46 Page 2 / 22 MATERIAL Order kit #SCI18-46 which includes the following parts: Part No. Description Qty 900240 Module, Icomera X-CUBE Advanced (1tb) 1 900268 Harness Power Module Icomera X-CUBE 1 900274 Antenna dual LTE,WIFI, GPS M-band, 6’ (2m) 1 900275 Antenna dual LTE, multiband, 15' 1 900388 Antenna WIFI cable RFC cat2, port 1 1 900396 Antenna WIFI cable RFC cat2, port 2 1 900397 Antenna WIFI cable RFC cat2, port 3 1 900223 Antenna WIFI MIMO, 2.4-5ghz 1 400648 Icomera WIFI antenna bracket 1 504013 Cable tie mount, black 1/4" 8 500613 Scr tp pan ph Z050 #10x1/2 8 504637 Cable tie, nylon blk (std) 30 5001299 Scr ma pan ph SS 10-32x3/4 2 500519 Nut well 10-32x.518 2 500638 Scr tp bdg ph z050 #8x1/2 5 500865 Scr tp bdg ph z050 #12x1 1/2 4 285478 Bushing/spacer 4 061515 Ground cable 1 562547 Pin terminal 02-09-2103 2 562558 Molex connector 6C 1 560784 Shrink tubing double wall 0.25’’-0.08’’ 1 ft 560669 Wire, 16 AWG, GXL, Red 6 ft 560673 Wire, 16 AWG, GXL, Black 6 ft 562387 Plas. conv .25ID Black slt 6 ft 561681 Plas. conv Nyl .35ID Black Slt 1 ft 562228 Butt splice 16-14 2 504398 Grommet 1.375x.062x.437x1.75 1 504356 Grommet .875X.062X.312X1.125 1 500825 Washer, Flat – 1.0625x2.50x.175 2 NOTE Material can be obtained through regular channels. mg SCI18-46 Page 3 / 22 PROCEDURE DANGER Park vehicle safely, apply parking brake, stop engine. Prior to working on the vehicle, set the ignition switch to the OFF position and trip the main circuit breakers equipped with a trip button. H3 SERIES VEHICLES - ANTENNAS INSTALLATION 1. Inside the H3 Series vehicle, open both driver’s & entrance door overhead compartment (remove covers & disconnect lamps). 2. Mark the antenna position on the vehicle driver’s side part of the roof (see image below). DANGER • Do not climb on the vehicle roof without appropriate safety harness and life line. • The use of an approved elevator (scissor lift) is highly recommended. mg - Position driver side antenna on the front fiberglass part of the roof. - Draw a line 6 1/2in (65mm) from the center of the transversal rivet row (left to right row). - Draw another line 19 3/4in (500mm) from the center of the longitudinal rivet row (front to back row). - The intersection of both lines is the antenna center point (drilling point). SCI18-46 Page 4 / 22 3. Drill a guide hole at the intersection point using a long 1/8 drill bit, the hole must be drilled all the way through (both inner & outer fiberglass skins). mg SCI18-46 Page 5 / 22 4. Drill the antenna mounting holes on the vehicle roof. - Use a 1in-hole cutter (hole saw) and drill at the determined point. - Inside the vehicle, drill a larger 3in hole through the interior skin using a hole saw. - Remove sharp edges as required (exterior) & remove debris from the vehicle roof. 5. Install the antenna 900274 on the vehicle roof. IMPORTANT The antenna 900274 with the smaller GPS cable (5 cables total) must be installed on the driver side of the vehicle. - Clean the hole area with silicone remover. - Pass the antenna cables through the hole. - Apply a generous bead of black Simson ISR 70-03 sealant inside the rubber seal of the antenna (peel-off the factory installed double faces adhesive tape). mg SCI18-46 Page 6 / 22 - Also apply a large bead of adhesive around the threaded area of the antenna. - Carefully insert the antenna in its location and apply pressure to ensure complete contact of the sealant with the roof. - Repeat the process (steps 2 to 5) on the other side of the vehicle with antenna 900275 (antenna with 4 long cables). 6. Secure the antennas to the vehicle roof. - Snugly hand tight the antenna slotted mounting nuts inside the vehicle left and right compartments. - Screw the mounting nuts enough to compress the antenna base rubber seal. - Apply final torque to both nuts to finalize the antennas installation on the vehicle roof. Prevost special tool # 7775182 and 7770447 (mounted on a 3/8in drive torque wrench) are recommended. TORQUE: 80 to 120 lb-in (9 to 14 Nm) mg SCI18-46 Page 7 / 22 7. Route the cables through the first, then second parcel rack. - Route the curb side antenna cables through the roof channel (under the roof panel) up to the driver side overhead compartment (panel is secured to the structure using strong Velcro). NOTE On vehicles equipped with a central screen, it is possible to pass the antenna cable inside the central trim/cover close to the windshield (behind the “watch your step” sign). Available cable length in the parcel rack will be slightly reduced when using this option. - Pass the cables through the openings in the overhead compartment / first parcel rack separator. - Route the cables behind the audio-video equipment in the first parcel rack (secure with cable ties as required). NOTE Audio video configuration in the first parcel rack will vary from one vehicle to another. When routing antenna cables behind installed equipment, make sure that no devices are inadvertently disconnected or shut-off. - mg Pass the wires rack separator have a factory the separator grommet). through the second parcel (if the separator does not cut-out, drill an opening in and install the supplied SCI18-46 Page 8 / 22 X3 SERIES VEHICLES - ANTENNAS INSTALLATION 1. Inside the X3 Series vehicle, open both driver’s & entrance door overhead compartment. 2. Mark the antenna position on the vehicle driver’s side part of the roof (see image below). DANGER • Do not climb on the vehicle roof without appropriate safety harness and life line. • The use of an approved elevator (scissor lift) is highly recommended. mg - Position driver side antenna on the front fiberglass part of the roof. - Draw a line 6 1/2in (65mm) from the center of the transversal rivet row (left to right row). - Draw another line 16 1/2in (420mm) from the center of the longitudinal rail. - The intersection of both lines is the antenna center point (drilling point). SCI18-46 Page 9 / 22 3. Drill a guide hole at the intersection point using a 1/8 in drill bit. mg SCI18-46 Page 10 / 22 4. Drill the antenna mounting holes on the vehicle roof. - Use a 1in hole cutter (hole saw) and drill at the determined point. - Remove sharp edges as required (exterior) & remove debris from the vehicle roof. 5. Install the antenna 900274 on the vehicle roof. IMPORTANT The antenna 900274 with the smaller GPS cable (5 cables total) must be installed on the driver side of the vehicle. - Clean the hole area with silicone remover. - Pass the antenna cables through the hole. - Apply a generous bead of black Simson ISR 70-03 sealant inside the rubber seal of the antenna (peel-off the factory installed double faces adhesive tape). - Also apply a large bead of adhesive around the threaded area of the antenna. - Carefully insert the antenna in its location and apply pressure to ensure complete contact of the sealant with the roof. - Repeat the process (steps 2 to 5) on the other side of the vehicle with antenna 900275 (antenna with 4 long cables). mg SCI18-46 Page 11 / 22 6. Secure the antennas to the vehicle roof. - Slide the supplied 500825 flat washer over the cables, up to the threaded part of both antennas. Optional: Grind an opening in the washer to ease cable insertion. NOTE The washer will add support between the antenna nut and the uneven insulated roof surface. On some vehicle, it may be necessary to remove some of the insulating material to obtain a flatter mounting surface. - Snugly hand tight the antenna slotted mounting nuts inside the vehicle left and right compartments. - Screw the mounting nuts enough to compress the antenna base rubber seal. - Apply final torque to both nuts to finalize the antennas installation on the vehicle roof. Prevost special tool # 7775182 and 7770447 (mounted on a 3/8in drive torque wrench) are recommended. TORQUE: 80 to 120 lb-in (9 to 14 Nm) 7. Route the cables through the first, then second parcel rack. - mg Route the curb side antenna cables through the roof (under the roof panel) up to the driver side overhead compartment (panel is secured to the structure using strong Velcro). SCI18-46 Page 12 / 22 NOTE On vehicles equipped with a central screen, it is possible to pass the antenna cable inside the central trim/cover close to the windshield (behind the “watch your step” sign). Available cable length in the parcel rack will be slightly reduced when using this option. - Pass the cables through the openings in the overhead compartment / first parcel rack separator. - Route the cables behind the audio-video equipment in the first parcel rack (secure with cable ties as required). NOTE Audio video configuration in the first parcel rack will vary from one vehicle to another. When routing antenna cables behind installed equipment, make sure that no devices are inadvertently disconnected or shut-off. - mg Pass the wires rack separator have a factory the separator grommet). through the second parcel (if the separator does not cut-out, drill an opening in and install the supplied SCI18-46 Page 13 / 22 X-CUBE MODULE & WIFI ANTENNA INSTALLATION (ALL VEHICLES) 1. Install the WIFI antenna inside the parcel rack. - Install the WIFI inside antenna 900223 on the antenna bracket 400648, secure using nut wells 500519 and 5001299 screws. - Connect the WIFI short cables 900388, 900396 and 900397 to the underside of the antenna. Cables are identified PORT1, PORT2 and PORT3; Make sure they are connected to the corresponding antenna ports (WIFI 1, WIFI 2 and WIFI 3). - Position the antenna and cables in the parcel rack. The bracket is shaped to fit the rear 45deg upholstered part of the parcel rack. - Secure the bracket to the rack floor using supplied 500638 screws. mg SCI18-46 Page 14 / 22 2. Connect the X-CUBE ground wire. - Connect supplied 061515 ground wire to the ground screw under the X-CUBE module. - Install the 900240 X-CUBE module in the parcel rack (do not secure the module to the floor at this point). - Connect the opposite end of the ground wire to one of the ground studs in the first parcel rack. 3. Connect the X-CUBE module to antennas. IMPORTANT All cables are connectors end. identified close to their Double check and make sure all cables are connected at their respective position. - Connect the WIFI antenna to the X-CUBE module W1-1, W1-2 and W1-3 ports. - Connect the driver side antenna to port W2-1, W2-2, C3-M & C4-A of the X-CUBE module. - Connect the driver side GPS cable to the GPS connection of the module. - Connect the curb (entrance door) antenna to port C3-A, C4-M, C5-A and C5-M of the XCUBE module. mg SCI18-46 Page 15 / 22 - mg Connector W2-3 is not used (do not remove dust protector). SCI18-46 Page 16 / 22 4. Connect the X-CUBE power cable to the vehicle 24V wake-up circuit. IMPORTANT Do not connect the power cable to the XCUBE module at this point! - ON VEHICLES FACTORY EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC RADIATOR FANS: Connect the supplied 900268 power cable directly to the C542 wake-up connector located in the first parcel rack, close to the fuse holder (connector is labeled). This is a direct connection, go to step 5. - ON OLDER VEHICLES NOT EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC RADIATOR FANS: Connect the supplied 900268 power cable to the C70 flip screen connector (24V wake-up) located in the driver side overhead compartment (proceed with steps below). NOTE ON VEHICLES NOT EQUIPPED ELECTRIC RADIATOR FANS. WITH The factory installed 3 prongs connector at the end of the cable must be cut and the cable extended to reach the overhead compartment a) Twist the cable wires number 1 and 2 together. b) Twist the cable wires number 3 and 4 together c) Wire number 5 of the Icomera cable is not used. NOTE: Wires are numbered on their insulators. d) Connect the 500673 black wire to the number 1 and 2 wires of the Icomera cable (gnd). e) Connect the 500669 red wire to the number 3 and 4 wires of the Icomera cable (24V). mg SCI18-46 Page 17 / 22 IMPORTANT Solder all connections, use supplied 562228 butt splices and protect with supplied shrink tubing 560784 f) Cover the wires with a 6ft (1.8m) length of 0.25” ID 562387 convoluted tubing. g) Add a short length of 0.35” ID 561681 convoluted tubing over the larger diameter part of the cable (tape the ends to secure in place). h) Route the wires up to the driver’s overhead compartment. i) Solder the two supplied 562547 terminals to the end of both wires. j) Connect the wires to the C70 6 PIN connector in the overhead compartment (use supplied 562558 connector). Check polarity & wire color! This wake-up circuit is using fuse F106 (10amp) NOTE If the C70 connector is already connected to a central flip screen, use two of the available cavities in the connector to connect (bridge) the X-CUBE. k) Connect the power cable to the X-CUBE power connection. mg SCI18-46 Page 18 / 22 5. Secure the X-CUBE to the parcel rack. - Pivot the connected X-CUBE module so the antenna cables are either facing the interior of the parcel rack or pointing toward the back of the vehicle (the module pilot lights must be visible once installed). - Raise the X-CUBE module from the parcel rack floor using the supplied 285478 spacers installed at the four corners of the module. CAUTION Securing the module directly to the parcel rack floor may cause overheating due to lack of airflow under the module. Always use spacers to raise the module at least 13mm (1/2in) from the mounting surface. - Drill pilot holes at the center of the bushing and secure to the floor using the supplied 500865 screws. - Route the excess length of wire/antenna cables inside the overhead compartment and secure loose cables inside the parcel rack using supplied 504637 cable ties and 504013 tie mounts. mg SCI18-46 Page 19 / 22 6. Check for proper operation of the system. • Set the main power switch to the ON position and start the vehicle. • Move the vehicle outside and wait +/-15 minutes for the system to acquire data and GPS signals. • Check that all X-CUBE pilot lights (except LAN1 & LAN2) on the side of the module are turning to green. • Using an available online application like “Wi-Fi Analyzer”, check for proper WIFI signal reception Signal should not drop below -60dBm anywhere in the vehicle. • Check for GPS localization of the vehicle using suitable application. 7. Take note of the serial numbers. • Take note of the X-CUBE module serial number. Also take note of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). PARTS / WASTE DISPOSAL Discard waste according to applicable environmental regulations (Municipal/State[Prov.]/ Federal) mg SCI18-46 Page 20 / 22 GENERAL INSTALLATION GUIDELINES (CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS) EXTERIOR ANTENNAS INSTALLATION: • Antennas should be mounted on a flat surface on each side of the vehicle. • Minimum distance between exterior antennas is 1 meter (40in), 1.5 meters (60in) is recommended. • Antenna with GPS connector must be mounted on the same side as the X-CUBE module (shorter cable length). • Adhesive must be used between the antenna base and the vehicle roof (do not rely on factory double sided tape to seal the installation). • Antenna nuts must be torqued 80 to 120 lb-in (9 to 14 Nm) INTERIOR ANTENNA INSTALLATION (WI-FI): • Antenna should be mounted close to the XCUBE module. • Antenna must be mounted above head height. • Best coverage is achieved when the antenna is mounted parallel to the vehicle. • Wi-Fi antenna is intended for indoor/dry areas use only. • For non-standard location, it is possible to use a universal support with flat mounting tabs (available under part # 400835). mg SCI18-46 Page 21 / 22 X-CUBE MODULE INSTALLATION (POSITION): • The X-Cube module horizontally or vertically. • A cooling air gap of at least 1/2in (13mm) must be present between the module and the mounting surface (use spacers). • It is possible to mount the X-CUBE module over existing equipment using strong Velcro (air gap must be maintained using spacers, also make sure that the X-CUBE module will not obstruct other equipment cooling openings or fins). • Do not install other equipment over the XCUBE module. • X-CUBE module must be grounded to vehicle chassis (use provided ground connection under the module). can be mounted CABLE ROUTING: • Cables must be routed in a way that prevents tensile stress and sharp bends. • Use cable ties to secure cables from the same antenna every 12 to 18in (300 to 450mm) intervals. mg SCI18-46 Page 22 / 22 POWER CABLE: • Supplied power cable can be extended as long as the same gage wire is used and that connections are soldered. • Cable should be connected to a 24V wake-up power source. • If a wake-up power source is not available, a direct 24V connection with a 10 Amp inline fuse can be used. NOTE When using a direct 24V circuit, connection will be lost as soon as the vehicle ignition is switched to OFF. mg