Navman Lone Worker Installation Manual

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Lone Worker

Solution

Installation Manual

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Contents

Disclaimer ....................................................................................................... 3

1 Introduction ............................................................................................... 5

1.1 Product Overview........................................................................................ 5

1.2 Audience .................................................................................................... 5

1.3 Box Contents .............................................................................................. 6

2 Installation ................................................................................................. 7

2.1 Prerequisites .............................................................................................. 7

2.2 Installation Overview ................................................................................... 7

2.3 Find the Qube ............................................................................................ 8

2.4 Mount the Antenna ..................................................................................... 8

2.5 Mount the Charging Dock ............................................................................ 9

2.6 Mount the Interface Module ......................................................................... 9

2.7 Connect the Antenna to the Interface Module .............................................. 10

2.8 Connect the Charging Dock to the Interface Module ..................................... 10

3 Wiring ...................................................................................................... 11

3.1 Before Starting ......................................................................................... 11

3.2 Connect the Interface Module to the Qube .................................................. 11

3.3 Connect the Interface Module to the Ignition Loom or Fuse Box .................... 13

4 Commission Testing .................................................................................. 14

4.1 Configuration and Activation of Lone Worker Solution .................................. 14

4.2 Charge the Pendant .................................................................................. 14

4.3 Check the Ignition Connection ................................................................... 14

4.4 Test the Pendant High Priority Alert Function............................................... 14

4.5 Test the Person Down Alert Function .......................................................... 15

4.6 Test the Pendant Check In Function ........................................................... 15

4.7 Test the Antenna Alert Function ................................................................. 15

4.8 Test the Out of Range Warning .................................................................. 16

4.9 Handover ................................................................................................. 16

4.10 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................ 16

5 Configuring the System ............................................................................. 17

5.1 To Configure the Lone Worker System ........................................................ 17

5.2 Configuration Settings ............................................................................... 17

6 Contacts ................................................................................................... 18

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Disclaimer

For the purpose of this notice, “you” and “your” means the party (including that party’s

personnel and any other person authorised by that party to use and/or install the Product)
that has either purchased or leased the Product from, or is using the Product as part of a
solution provided by, Navman Wireless or its related companies.

It is your sole responsibility to install the Lone Worker Solution (the Product) in accordance
with this installation Manual. The choice, location and installation of all components of the
Product is critical. If installation is not correct, the Product may not perform at its designed
potential or specifications.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND
WARRANTIES IN RESPECT OF THE PRODUCT AND ITS USE ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED,
INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES AS TO MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

NAVMAN WIRELESS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO YOU OR YOUR PERSONNEL IN
CONNECTION WITH THE PRODUCT (INCLUDING YOUR OR YOUR PERSONNEL’S USE OF
THE PRODUCT) EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT LIABILITY ARISES DIRECTLY FROM A

BREACH OF NAVMAN WIRELESS’ (OR ITS RELATED PARTIES’) WRITTEN OBLIGATIONS
TO YOU, OR FROM NAVMAN WIRELESS’ (OR ITS RELATED PARTIES’) NEGLIGENCE.

As Navman Wireless is continuously improving this Product, Navman Wireless may make
changes to the Product at any time which may not be reflected in this document. Please
contact your nearest Navman Wireless office if you require any further assistance.

EMC Compliance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

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Safety Warning - Lone Worker Pendant - Lithium Polymer Battery

Your Lone Worker Pendant contains a Lithium Polymer (LiPo) rechargeable battery that
provides excellent battery life and reliable use. They are widely used in many electronic
products today however Lithium Polymer batteries are known to be volatile, causing
explosion and fire if misused or mistreated and extra care and precautions should be taken
with any product that incorporates this type of battery.

 Do not expose your Pendant to extreme temperatures. If the ambient temperature

external to the vehicle is higher than 45 Deg C, this will result in extremely high
temperatures inside the vehicle potentially creating an unsafe environment for your
Pendant . In these circumstances, please remove your Pendant from the vehicle.

 If your Pendant is accidently immersed in water or other liquid, please discontinue use

immediately and contact your Navman Wireless service agent.

 Do not attempt to connect your Pendant to any charger other than that provided with

the Lone Worker solution.

 Do not attempt to open the Pendant or change or repair the battery for any reason.
 If the Pendant stops charging properly or battery life becomes very low (< 1 day),

please stop using the Pendant immediately, do not attempt to charge any further and
return it to your Navman Wireless service agent.

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1 Introduction

1.1 Product Overview

The Lone Worker Solution helps to create a safer working environment for anyone who is
working alone, away from their back office.

The lone worker wears a Pendant which communicates with an Antenna in the lone
worker’s vehicle. (The Antenna is usually mounted on the top of the glass windscreen
within easy reach of the driver).

The Antenna is linked to an Interface Module which is connected to the vehicle’s Qube.
This provides two-way communications with the lone worker’s back office through cellular
or satellite networks.

The lone worker can use the Pendant, when working away from the vehicle, to:

 send a High Priority Alert.
 send a routine Check In.

The lone worker can also use the Antenna in the vehicle to send a High Priority Alert.
The Lone Worker Solution includes a mechanism for acknowledging the alert, thus

informing the worker that the alert has been received.
The Lone Worker Solution includes an option for a High Priority Alert and an Out of Range

warning to trigger the vehicle’s lights and horn. If the installer connects this option
through an output to a relay drive, the vehicle’s lights will flash and the horn will sound
automatically when a High Priority Alert is sent or when the lone worker moves out of
range. This will help to immediately alert any other personnel in the area.

1.2 Audience

This Installation Manual is written for a professional vehicle technician.
Navman Wireless welcomes feedback. To contact us or visit our website, see section 6.

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1.3 Box Contents

Check that all of the following items were supplied in the gift box.
If anything is missing, please contact your Navman Wireless dealer.

Pendant

Belt Clip

Antenna

Charging Dock
Mounting Kit

Interface Module

Main Power Harness with
2 Amp fuse

Charging Dock with cable

Interface
Module
Adhesive Pad

Antenna
Adhesive Pad
Antenna Cable

5-Wire Output Cable

6-Wire Input Cable

A

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is also included, in addition to this installation manual.

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2 Installation

2.1 Prerequisites

This installation process assumes that:

 A Qube is already installed in the vehicle and is fully operational. If not, please

install the Qube according to its install guide BEFORE starting the Lone Worker
Solution installation. Note that the Lone Worker Solution is compatible with any
Qube that has sufficient digital I/O available. Depending on the mode used, the
Lone Worker Solution requires 2 or 4 digital inputs and 1 digital output.

 The Qube already has a suitable ConEx cable installed. If not, please obtain this

cable from your Navman Wireless dealer in order to complete the Lone Worker
Solution installation.

 The Qube and AVL2 are correctly configured for the Lone Worker Solution
 The “Ack Back” and alerting system has been activated

2.2 Installation Overview

Navman Wireless recommend that you install the Lone Worker Solution components in the
order shown below:

 Mount the Antenna, Charging Dock, and Interface Module.
 Connect the Antenna to the Interface Module.
 Connect the Charging Dock to the Interface Module.
 Connect the Interface Module to the vehicle ignition loom (or fuse box) through

a constant 12 V battery supply.

 Connect the Interface Module to the Qube.
 (Optional) Connect the relay drive output to the vehicle’s lights and horn.
 Put the Pendant into the Charging Dock so that the Pendant’s internal battery

can start to charge, ready for testing, as soon as you have connected the
Interface Module.

 Test the Pendant and the Antenna.

Navman Wireless recommend that you read this entire section BEFORE starting.

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CAUTION

Ensure that any holes that need to be cut in the vehicle will not weaken the vehicle
structure or compromise the safety of the vehicle or its occupants. If in doubt, consult
the vehicle manufacturer.

Consult the vehicle owner and agree on the proposed mounting locations for the
Interface Module, Antenna, and Charging Dock BEFORE cutting any holes in the vehicle.

Where holes are required, use grommets to ensure that the vehicle remains waterproof.

2.3 Find the Qube

You need to install the Interface Module close to the Qube, so find the Qube. This is
usually behind the vehicle’s dash but it may be in the boot/trunk area.

Check that the cables are long enough to reach comfortably between the Qube, the vehicle
ignition loom (or fuse box) and proposed locations for the Interface Module, Antenna, and
Charging Dock which are described in the following sections.

If the cables are not long enough, you need to supply:

 a 5-Core cable extension to cover the Digital Inputs/Output (see section 3.2)

between the Qube and the Interface Module

 a 5-Core cable extension to connect the Antenna to the Interface Module (see

section 2.7).

2.4 Mount the Antenna

CAUTION

The Antenna must be located at least 20 cm (8”) from any person to meet FCC RF

exposure requirements.

1. Sit in the driver’s seat and choose a location along the top of the windscreen. The

Antenna MUST be mounted on the windscreen and within easy reach of the driver.

Note:

A suitable location is usually near to the A pillar so that the cable can be hidden

behind the interior panels.

2. Clean any dust and grease from the chosen location area.

3. Remove the backing tape from one side of the Antenna Adhesive Pad and press the

pad firmly to the windscreen.

4. Peel the backing tape from the other side of the Antenna Adhesive Pad.

5. Orient the Antenna so that the mast points DOWN and the CALL button is the right

way up, then press the back of the Antenna firmly onto the Antenna Adhesive Pad.

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2.5 Mount the Charging Dock

Choose a suitable mounting location on the dashboard, such as a spare accessory blanking
plate, where the Charging Dock will not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

If a spare accessory blanking plate is available, remove this and run the USB cable through
the hole.

If a spare accessory blanking plate is NOT available, Navman Wireless recommend that
you run the USB cable between two panels on the dashboard.

Drill a hole only when this is unavoidable.

2.5.1 Interface Module Connections

Identify the connectors on the Interface Module:

Front

Back

2.6 Mount the Interface Module

The Interface Module mounting location must:

 NOT be visible to the lone worker or any other vehicle driver,
 be a flat rigid surface where the Interface Module can be firmly secured,
 be close to the Qube so that the 5-Wire Output Cable and 6-Wire Input Cable

can connect comfortably,

5-Pin Output Cable

NOT USED

NOT USED

6-Pin Input Cable

Power

Antenna

Charging Dock

Power LED

FUTURE USE

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 allow easy access to both the front and back of the Interface Module,
 be dry and not be subject to excessive vibration or excessive heat.

Mount the Interface Module at the chosen location as follows:

1. Clean any dust and grease from the chosen mounting location.

2. Remove the backing tape from one side of the Interface Module Adhesive Pad and

press the pad firmly to the chosen mounting location on the vehicle.

3. Peel the backing tape from the other side of the Interface Module Adhesive Pad.

4. Press the back of the Interface Module firmly onto the Interface Module Adhesive Pad.

5. Secure the Interface Module in place with cable ties.

2.7 Connect the Antenna to the Interface Module

1. Find the Antenna cable.

2. Push the black end into the cable port at the top of the Antenna.

3. Run the Antenna cable behind the interior panel by the A pillar, to the Interface

Module. Secure the Antenna cable tidily using wire cable ties.

4. Push the white end into the Antenna port on the front of the Interface Module. It

clicks into place.

2.8 Connect the Charging Dock to the Interface Module

1. Run the Charging Dock cable discreetly between the dashboard panels to the

Interface Module. Make sure that Charging Dock cable is flush against the surface,
with no cable loops or similar that could snag and dislodge the cable in the future.

2. Secure the Charging Dock cable using wire cable ties.

3. Push the USB connector into the USB port on the front of the Interface Module.

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3 Wiring

3.1 Before Starting

CAUTION

Any connection to the vehicle’s wiring system must not interfere with the operation of
the vehicle or with any of the vehicle’s safety systems. If in doubt, consult the vehicle

manufacturer.

Incorrect wiring or exposed bare wires may result in electrical damage to the Interface
Module, Antenna, or the vehicle’s wiring system. Use insulation tape to insulate any bare
unconnected wires.

Make sure that all cables are:

 tidily secured with wire cable ties, and do not present a hazard to vehicle

occupants,

 protected from chaffing on sharp edges,
 connected to manufacturer’s approved points,
 located where they will not be damaged.

3.2 Connect the Interface Module to the Qube

The Qube has several Digital Input and Digital Output lines which can be connected to
external sensors or equipment, such as the Lone Worker Solution, through Qube’s ConEx
system.

You can connect the Interface Module to the Qube using either:

 single output mode (default), where the High Priority Alert, Person Down

Alert, and Out of Range warning share the same Digital Output line OR

 multi-output mode, where the High Priority Alert, Person Down Alert, and

Out of Range warning each have a separate Digital Output line.

IMPORTANT

If the Qube I/O cable is already installed and connected to other external sensors or
equipment, contact the Navman Wireless Technical Support Team for advice before
proceeding.

3.2.1 Single Output (Default) Wiring

This is the default option. The High Priority Alert, Person Down Alert, and Out of Range
warning share the same Digital Output line in the 5-Wire Output Cable. To use this option:

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1. Push the 5-Wire Output Cable firmly onto the 5-Pin Output at the back of the

Interface Module. Check that the toggle on the white connector has latched into place.

2. Connect the individual output wires at the other end of the 5-Wire Output Cable to the

Qube’s I/O cable, as follows:

Note – the colours shown below relate to a Qube 4 10-way connector

Output
Wire

ConEx

Qube
Pin

Qube Wire
Colour

Function

1

DI-3

6

Blue

High Priority Alert (this also Wakes the Qube
From Sleep), Person Down Alert, Out of Range
Warning

2

DI-1

8

Green/White

NOT USED

3

DI-2

7

Blue/White

NOT USED

4

(Optional). If connected through a 200 mA
Relay Drive, the vehicle’s lights flash and horn
sounds when a High Priority Alert or an Out of
Range warning is generated.

5

DI-4

5

Purple

Check In

3.2.2 Multi-Output Wiring

In this wiring option, the High Priority Alert, Person Down Alert, and Out of Range warning
each use a separate Digital Output line in the 5-Wire Output Cable. To use this option:

1. Ensure that the Lone Worker Solution has been set into Multi Output mode.

2. Push the 5-Wire Output Cable firmly onto the 5-Pin Output at the back of the

Interface Module. Check that the toggle on the white connector has latched into place.

3. Connect the individual output wires at the other end of the 5-Wire Output Cable to the

Qube’s I/O cable, as follows:

Note – the colours shown below relate to a Qube 4 10-way connector

Output
Wire

ConEx

Qube
Pin

Qube Wire
Colour

Function

1

DI-3

6

Blue

High Priority Alert (this also Wakes the Qube
From Sleep)

2

DI-1

8

Green/White

Person Down Alert

3

DI-2

7

Blue/White

Out of Range Warning

4

(Optional). If connected through a 200 mA
Relay Drive, the vehicle’s lights flash and
horn sounds when a High Priority Alert or an
Out of Range warning is generated.

5

DI-4

5

Purple

Check In

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3.2.3 Input Wiring

1. Push the 6-Wire Input Cable firmly onto the 6-Pin Input at the back of the Interface

Module. Check that the toggle on the white connector has latched into place.

2. Connect Input Wire 1 at the other end of the 6-Wire Input Cable to the Qube’s I/O

cable, as follows:

Note – the colours shown below relate to a Qube 4 10-way connector

Input Wire

ConEx

Pin (Qube)

Wire Colour (Qube)

Function

1

DO-1

9

Light Green

Alert Acknowledgement

2 - 6

NOT USED

The Digital Output will pull to Ground and sink a maximum current of 250 mA when
activated.

The Digital Output has over-current trip protection and, if tripped, must be changed to OFF
or have a power cycle to reset the current trip.

3.3 Connect the Interface Module to the Ignition Loom or Fuse

Box

The Red wire on the Main Power Harness is supplied with a 2 Amp fuse.
Push the white connector on the end of the Main Power Harness into the power connector

on the front of the Interface Module. Check that the toggle on the white connector has
latched into place..

Connect ONLY the Black wire and the Red Wire to the vehicle ignition loom as follows:

Pin

Wire Colour

Function

Description

1

Black

Negative/GND

Vehicle Ground/chassis connection.

2

Yellow

OBDII

Not Used

3

Green

OBDII

Not Used

4

Red

+9/36 V DC

Main power connection (main vehicle supply)
on 12 / 24 V vehicles. The Main Power Harness
already has a 2 Amp fuse. The Red wire MUST
be connected to the SAME main power
connection as the Qube to enable the Lone
Worker Solution to operate while the vehicle is
parked with Ignition OFF. This includes isolated
vehicles and vehicles with an IPS.

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4 Commission Testing

4.1 Configuration and Activation of Lone Worker Solution

Verify with Navman Wireless Technical Support that the Qube has been correctly
configured for connection to the Lone Worker Solution.

Verify with Navman Technical Support that the “Ack Back” system has been activated

4.2 Charge the Pendant

1.

Align the Pendant with the Charging Dock, with the buttons
at the front. Push the Pendant firmly into the Charging Dock,
as shown.

The Pendant sounds and ascending/descending tone when it
has docked successfully.

2.

The RED and GREEN LEDs flash alternately once a second
while the battery is charging. This can take up to 2 hours.

3.

When the battery is charged, the GREEN LED slowly fades on
and off. The Pendant remains in a low power state until it is
removed from the Charging Dock.

4.3 Check the Ignition Connection

Check that the Red wire of the Main Power Harness is connected to the same main power
connection as the Qube.

4.4 Test the Pendant High Priority Alert Function

When the Pendant battery is fully charged, check that the Pendant can communicate with
OnlineAVL2 correctly as follows:

1. Park the vehicle outside, in a location with a clear view of the sky and good cellular

coverage.

Note:

If there is no cellular coverage area but the vehicle has a Q-Pro modem, any

High Priority Alerts will be sent by satellite.

2. Log into OnlineAVL2 then call the Navman Wireless Support Team for assistance with

commissioning the Lone Worker Solution for this particular vehicle.

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3. Press either button on the Pendant and a beep will sound. Hold the button for

approximately 1 second until a second beep is heard, then release. The Pendant then
tries to send a High Priority Alert.

4. If the High Priority Alert was sent successfully, the Pendant should receive an Alert

Acknowledgement from back office within 3 minutes. (The length of time depends on
the cellular or satellite network.)

The Interface Module beeps once and the Pendant beeps (ascending and descending)
and vibrates 3 times to confirm that your Alert has been received by back office.

The Pendant repeats this sequence once.

5. Verify with Technical Support that the event has been received.

4.5 Test the Person Down Alert Function

1. Check that you are still logged into OnlineAVL2 and, if not, log in again.

2. Exit the vehicle then throw the Pendant up in the air for at least 100 cms (3 feet). Be

sure to catch the Pendant before it hits the ground, to avoid damage to the Pendant.
The sudden movement should trigger a Person Down Alert.

3. The Pendant warbles and illuminates the green LED for 10 seconds then sends a

Person Down Alert.

4. If the Person Down Alert was sent successfully you will receive an Alert

Acknowledgement from back office.

5. Verify with Technical Support that the event has been received.

4.6 Test the Pendant Check In Function

1. Check that you are still logged into OnlineAVL2 and, if not, log in again.

2. Double press either button. The Pendant beeps once for each press then tries to send

a Check In message.

3. Verify with Technical Support that the event has been received.

4. You will not receive an Alert Acknowledgment.

4.7 Test the Antenna Alert Function

1. Hold the CALL button on the Antenna for 1 second then release.

2. The Interface Module sounds a noise to confirm that the High Priority Alert has been

sent.

3. Verify with Technical Support that the event has been received.

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4.8 Test the Out of Range Warning

Perform this test ONLY for a Multi-Output Wiring installation (see section 3.2.2).

1. Simulate that the Pendant has been moved out of range by unplugging the power

from the interface module.

2. After a few seconds the Pendant detects that it has lost communication with the

interface module and sounds 3 long warning beeps and vibrates 3 times. It also
flashes the RED LED twice every 20 seconds.

3. Reconnect power to simulate the Pendant moving back in range so that it returns to

normal operation – it should start to flash the green LED every 10 seconds

4.9 Handover

When you have completed all the tests and confirmed with the Navman Wireless Support
Team that the Lone Worker Solution is working correctly, please:

1. Leave the

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in the vehicle where it can be seen easily

by the lone worker (e.g. on the driver’s seat).

2. Leave the Pendant ON and place it in the battery charger, ready for use by the lone

worker.

4.10 Troubleshooting

4.10.1 Alert or Check In Not Shown in AVL2

If an Alert or a Check In is not shown in the client, try the following:

 Check that all of the cables are connected correctly and are secure.
 Check that the Interface Module is connected correctly so that it is powered.
 Check that the GREEN LED on the Pendant is flashing once every 10 seconds

(this shows the Pendant is paired correctly with Interface Module).

 Confirm that the Qube 4 is awake with cellular communications operating

correctly by contacting the Navman Wireless Support Team and asking if the
vehicle is shown as online in OnlineAVL2 (IGN on).

 Confirm with Technical support that the Qube is set up with the correct ConEx

configuration and satellite prioritisation for ConEx (if satellite modem is being
used)

4.10.2 Alert Acknowledgement is not Received

If the alert acknowledgement is not received by the Pendant, :

 Check that all of the cables are connected correctly and are secure.
 Verify with Technical Support that “Ack Back” is enabled.

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5 Configuring the System

The Lone Worker Solution should be already set up correctly for the particular customer
and installation requirements. Check with Navman Wireless Technical Support before
making any configuration changes.

5.1 To Configure the Lone Worker System

1. Ensure the Pendant is working and communicating with the vehicle

2. Press and hold both buttons for 5 seconds until you hear the ascending tones.

3. Press the lower button the required number of times to set the required configuration

setting (see below).

4. When the required number of presses have been entered, wait for the Pendant to

respond with a sequence of beeps – one for each button press.

5. The system will now adopt the new setting

5.2 Configuration Settings

The number of button presses for each config setting are as follows:

3 – Wait for application Ack (default)
4 – Do not wait for application Ack
5 – Multi Output mode
6 – Single Output mode (default)
7 – Accelerometer ON (default)
8 – Accelerometer OFF
9 – un-pair Pendant
10 – Get FW version
11 – Impact setting is 1.5G (default)
12 – Impact setting is 2.0G
13 – Impact setting is 2.5G
14 – Impact setting is 3.0G
15 – Impact setting is 3.5G
17 – Freefall detect is OFF
18 – Freefall detect is 1m
19 – Freefall detect is 2m (default)
20 – Motion detect after man down event is OFF (default)
21 – Motion detect after man down event is 5s
22 – Motion detect after man down event is 10s
23 – Return Pendant to default settings (i.e. options 7, 11, 19, 20)

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6 Contacts

Navman Wireless UK
Innovation Centre 2, Keele University Science

Park, Staffordshire, ST5 5NH, UK
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.co.uk

Navman Wireless USA
2701 Patriot Boulevard, Suite 150
Glenview, IL 60026, USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.com

Navman Wireless Australia
Ground Floor, 16 Giffnock Avenue
Macquarie Park NSW 2113, Sydney, Australia
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.com.au

Navman Wireless NZ
7-11 Kawana Street, Northcote,
PO Box 340-184, Birkenhead 0746
Auckland, New Zealand
Tel: 0800 GPS FLEET (0800 477 353)
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.co.nz

Navman Wireless Scandinavia
Kometvej 10, DK-6230, Rødekro, Danmark
Tel: Danmark: [phone]
Tel: Sweden: [phone]
Tel: Finland: [phone]

Navman Wireless Italy
Via Rudone 23rd, Rovato 25,038, Italia
Tel: [phone]
Website: www.navmanwirelessitaly.it

Navman Wireless Taiwan
#3, 25Fl., No.508, Sec.5 Zhongxiao E. Rd,
Dist. Taipei 110, 11083, Taiwan
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.com.au

Navman Wireless China
#911, No. 83, New Town Center,

Loushanguan Rd, Changning District,
Shanghai, 200336, China

Tel: [phone]
Fax: + 86 0 21 3218 1052
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.cn

Navman Wireless de México
Calzada San Pedro #100, Col. del Valle,
Pedro Garza García, Nuevo Léon. CP 66220,

México
Teléfono: +52(81) 8248.4600 ext 1001
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.navmanwireless.com.mx

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