Conventional Vehicle Types Installation Planning
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Conventional Vehicle Types
International/Navistar ProStar Series
• MAS110—Install on side wall or under bunk.
- Install so there is access to a USB port for the
memory stick and access to backup battery.
•DIU110—Install on dash where space allows/customer
preference.
• Cables—Route externally or internally.
- Drill a 1" hole for antenna cable.
• Typical Connection Points
- Power: red wire labeled A-15
- Chassis ground: driver side firewall, ground post
- Ignition: Ignition Switch. Pink wire A-13F
- J1708: driver side, near drivers’s knee, Deutsch plug. Blue wire A3B (+), Grey wire A3B
(-)
- J1939: locate terminating resistors at engine block or transmission. Follow 1939 wires
to backbone
- TTRACS: outside driver side firewall, where 7-way blue # N94T wire enters cab
International/Navistar 9000i Series
• MAS110—Install on side wall or under bunk.
- Install so there is access to a USB port for the
memory stick and access to backup battery.
•DIU110—Install on dash where space allows/customer
preference.
• Cables—Route externally or internally.
- Drill a 1" hole for antenna cable.
• Typical Connection Points
- Power: at key/ignition switch
- Chassis ground: driver side firewall area
- Ignition: ignition switch
- J1708: wires are marked 98 DP+ and 98 DN- for data minus. Each connector is also
tagged; one is labeled “D1 Data Link Pos” and the other is “D2 Data Link neg.”
Recommend the use of Packard-style female terminals - International part #16612094.
- J1939: driver side dash, 9-pin Deutsch connector. If autoshift or Eaton VORAD,
connection at doghouse, center of dash. Green (+) and Yellow (-) wires
- TTRACS: back of truck sleeper at 7-way receptacle. Aux wire #94F or 94L for post 03/
07 trucks
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