This document contains training information specifically designed for the
Hayton Systems Pole Track application. Pole Track is designed and licensed by
Hayton Systems. Any required changes to this document or the application
should be forwarded to Verizon Network Services – Infrastructure Provisioning
Systems Support.
Hayton Systems
3210 Smokey Point Drive #200
Arlington, WA 98223
360-659-5804
fax 360-659-6823
800-990-8360
www.haytonsystems.com
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by Dennis Brooks
dennis.brooks@verizon.com
972-718-6150
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Information. Users shall maintain such Confidential and Proprietary
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION......................................................................... 1
2. KIT INFORMATION ................................................................... 2
2.1
2
3. QUICK START.......................................................................... 6
3.1
9
4. THE HANDHELD TERMINAL.................................................... 10
4.1
13
5. SET DATE AND TIME.............................................................. 14
6. APPLICATION LAUNCHER AND RESTORER................................ 15
7. START POLE TRACK AND ENTER SETTINGS ............................ 16
7.1
Maintaining the List of Auditors
17
8. TRACKING POLE ASSETS........................................................ 18
8.1
Add, Edit, Delete Attachments
20
9. UTILITIES.............................................................................. 21
10. GPS CHECK UTILITY PROGRAM........................................... 23
APPENDIX A – GRAFFITI ................................................................. 24
APPENDIX B - DATA FORMATS ........................................................ 25
B.1
28
ASCII TABLE ................................................................................ 29
GLOSSARY ...................................................................................... 31
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1. Introduction
Power and telecom cables often use the same utility pole. Telecom companies
often lease space on poles owned by power companies (and vice versa). Telecom
companies pay a significant sum to power companies for this leased space.
Telecom lines are often moved and occasionally leased poles are no longer used.
Pole Track allows you to inventory poles so the power companies are paid only
for the poles actually used.
Pole Track Terminal
Pole Track operates on the Symbol SPT handheld terminal and uses an
operating system based on the Palm III operating system. Pole Track
terminals include some standard Palm III “organizer” functions, an
integrated bar code scanner, and a GPS module.
GPS Module
The GPS (Global Positioning System) module provides precise longitude
and latitude coordinates to Pole Track. The GPS module connects to the
bottom of the terminal and uses an internal antenna to receive the GPS data
from the satellites.
Tracking Poles
The terminal prompts for information about each pole and each pole
attachment. The terminal stores the collected pole data and you then send
the collected data to the Pole Track server. The server receives the pole data
and it uses this data to update its master database.
Summary
Pole Track provides an intuitive and efficient way to track the poles used
for telecom cables.
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2. Kit Information
Pole Track kits come with everything needed to start tracking telecom poles. In
addition to the complete kits you can also order spare parts.
2.1 Pole Track Kit
Symbol SPT1800 1D Scanner
Modem Cradle
Cradle Power Supply
Power Supply Cord
Vehicle Charging Adapter
Spare Battery
Stylus 5 Pack
with slip case
with cable
for cradle
Lithium Ion
H15019
H15004
H15008
H15009
H15017
H15016
H15013
Modem Adapter
Serial/Charging Cable
SPT Soft Case
User’s Manual
Hard Carrying Case
Quick Start Guide
for terminal & cables
for the entire kit
Options:
Jazz 150 Power Inverter
SPT to Printer Adapter
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2.2 Parts List
The Contractor Kit contains these components. Contact Hayton Systems to
reorder components or accessories.
Symbol SPT1800
with 1D Scanner
Modem Cradle
(with cable)
Power Supply
Cord (for Cradle)
Spare Battery
(Lithium Ion)
Modem Adapter
(9-pin to 25-pin)
Soft Case for
Terminal and
Cables
Hard Carrying
Case (for the
entire kit)
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2.3 Repair Procedures
Send hardware in need of repair to Hayton Systems for processing. The SPT
terminal, modem cradle, and GPS adaptor are the only components considered
repairable. All other components are considered as expendable items that are not
economical to repair due to their low initial cost.
Contact Hayton Systems at
http://www.haytonsystems.com/support/repairs.htm
(or call 360-403-9194) to begin the repair process. Complete and submit the
online Return Authorization (RA) Form. After submitting the RA you will
receive an RA number via email. Print two copies of the authorization: one copy
for your records and enclose one with hardware being returned. The repair
process normally takes three to four weeks.
You can make a copy of this shipping label and use it when returning the
equipment.
Name
___________________________
_
Address
___________________________
_
City/State/ZIP
___________________________
_
RMA Number ____________________
Hayton Systems
Attn: Wayne Hayton
19007 61st Ave NE Unit 3
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3. Quick Start
The quick start section is meant to be a reference on how to use the Pole Track
system. The remainder of the manual describes each step in greater detail.
3.1 Quick Start Installation
The Pole Track kit includes all of the parts needed to begin operating. Unpack
the kit and follow these steps:
1. Plug one end of the phone cord into the
port on the back of the
cradle. Plug the other end of the phone cord into a telephone wall jack.
2. Plug the Power Supply into the
plug on the back of the cradle.
Connect one end of the power cord to the power supply and plug the other
end of the power cord into a wall outlet.
3. Place the spare battery into the charging slot on the top of the cradle
(contacts down and facing the back of the cradle). Gently push – DO NOT
FORCE -- the battery down until the charging light illuminates (leftmost
light on the cradle). A red light means the battery is charging and green
means it is fully charged.
4. Remove the terminal from the yellow Soft Case. Do not place the terminal
in the Modem Cradle yet. Press the red button on the terminal to turn it on.
5. Check the battery indicator on the top line of the terminal’s screen. You
should fully charge the battery before using the terminal for the first time
(indicator should be completely black). If the battery is not fully charged
then place the terminal in the cradle to completely charge the battery (about
30 minutes maximum). The charging light will be red if the battery is
charging and green if the battery is fully charged.
6. After the battery has been fully charged you are ready to start setting up the
terminal. Press the red button on the terminal to turn it on.
7. Remove the yellow stylus from the back of the terminal. Follow the on-
screen directions to align the touch screen digitizer.
8. Using the stylus, tap the
category name shows on the upper right corner of the screen.
9. Using the vertical scroll bar on the screen if necessary, find the
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10. Set the date and time (if they are not correct) by tapping desired “outlined”
item on the screen and then selecting the correct settings (See
for more details).
11. Pull down the drop menu by tapping on the General category in the top
right corner of the screen.
12. Tap on Digitizer and follow the on-screen instructions to align the touch
screen digitizer. It is extremely important that this is completed
accurately.
13. Tap the
category name shows
on the upper right corner of the screen.
14. Using the vertical scroll bar on the screen if necessary, find the
icon. Tap this icon then tap .
15. Once
has finished running it may automatically launch ATS
Register. If it does launch it, tap to go back to the Application
Launcher.
16. At the Application Launcher find the
icon (use the vertical
scroll bar on the screen, if necessary) and tap the
icon on the bottom left of the writing pad and then select
from the list of menu options. Your configuration settings
should look like this:
Logon: floyd
Password: floyd (tap in the box to be prompted for a password)
Server: 143.091.038.150
Alt Server: (should be blank)
Port: 4040
LoadBal: (should be unchecked)
Resource: gps
Autoconn: (should be unchecked)
17. Place the terminal in the cradle and tap the
icon on the
application launcher. Place the terminal in the cradle and tap .
Note: To set a pre-dialing string contact Hayton Systems and we will walk
you through that process.
18. Once the download is complete, tap (session complete). You will then
be back at the main ATSync screen. Tap the Application Launcher icon.
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19. If your terminal is an SPT1800*, you must perform the following steps
before using Pole Track or GPS Check:
a. At the Application Launcher, tap on the Pull Down Menu icon.
b. On the App menu, tap on Delete
c. On the list of applications, tap on PwrDvr35 (you may have to
scroll down to see it)
d. Tap on the Delete button
e. Tap on the Done button
20. Attach the GPS module to the bottom of the Pole
Track terminal and use the GPS Check application to
initialize the GPS module.
Note: initializing the GPS unit for the first time can take
up to eight minutes.
Call Hayton Systems if you have any questions.
* The model number appears in the battery well. Remove the battery and
quickly note whether the model number says SPT1700-xxxxxx or SPT1800xxxxx. The x’s represent several different configuration numbers and are not
important to this task. Do not leave the battery out any longer than necessary or
loss of programs and data will occur.