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Part Number Description

2071679000 Rubber "Duck" Antenna

2071743000 Seeker Mobile Mount

2071585007 Power Cable for Seeker Mobile Mount

0610169007 Vehicle Power Adapter

2131249000 Seeker Holster

2071802000 Seeker Pole Mounting Kit

0610169006 Seeker Charger

0610169011 International Power Adapter Kit

2071585004 Mini-USB Data Cable

0090048000 Seeker Battery


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Part Number Name Description

2011443000 Seeker MCA II This model includes serial data connection (RS-232) to a GPSreceiver with manual upload of leakage data to the Seeker for

later upload to LAW.

2011443001 Seeker MCA II with Wi-FiCommunications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiverand a Wi-Fi (802.11b) communications module to allow directupload of leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW

(through a properly configured wireless site).

2011443004 Seeker MCA II with GPRSCommunications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiverand a GPRS cellular communications module to allow direct

upload of leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW(through GPRS cellular connection).

2011443005 Seeker MCA II with GPRS &

Wi-Fi Communications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiver,

a GPRS cellular communications module, andWi-Fi (802.11b) communications module to allow direct upload

of leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW (through aGPRS cellular connection or properly configured wirelesssite).

2011443002 Seeker MCA II with CDMA(Sprint) Communications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiverand a CDMA (Sprint) cellular communications module to allowdirect upload of leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW

(through a Sprint CDMA cellular connection).


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Part Number Name Description

2011443003 Seeker MCA II with CDMA

(Sprint) & Wi-FiCommunications


a CDMA (Sprint) cellular communications module, andWi-Fi (802.11b) communications module to allow direct uploadof leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW (through a

Sprint CDMA cellular connection or properly configuredwireless site).


(Verizon) Communications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiver

and a CDMA (Verizon) cellular communications module toallow direct upload of leakage data from the users vehicle to

LAW (through a Verizon CDMA cellular connection).

2011443007 Seeker MCA II with CDMA(Verizon) & Wi-Fi

Communications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiver,a CDMA (Verizon) cellular communications module, and Wi-Fi

(802.11b) communications module to allow direct upload ofleakage data from the users vehicle to LAW (through a

Verizon CDMA cellular connection or properly configuredwireless site).

2011443008 Seeker MCA II with CDMA(Aeris) Communications

This model includes serial data connection to a GPS receiverand a CDMA (Aeris) cellular communications module to allow

direct upload of leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW(through a Aeris CDMA cellular connection).


(Aeris) & Wi-FiCommunications


a CDMA (Aeris) cellular communications module, and Wi-Fi(802.11b) communications module to allow direct upload of

leakage data from the users vehicle to LAW (through a AerisCDMA cellular connection or properly configured wireless

site).


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Part Number escript ion

2072195000 Seeker MCA II Cellular Antenna - 850/1900 MHz (US)

2072195001 Seeker MCA II Cellular Antenna - 900/1800 MHz (International)

2072213010 Seeker MCA II Double Shielded Ethernet Cable - 10 ft

2071585029 Seeker MCA II Data Cable

2071585023 Seeker MCA II Garmin - FMI-40 Cable

2071585024 Seeker MCA II Garmin - FMI-10 Cable

2071585027 Seeker MCA II Garmin - FMI-40 Euro Cable

2071585004 Mini-USB Data Cable

2071677001 Remote Wi-Fi Antenna with 12 ft Coaxial Cable and Magnetic Mount

2011222000 Wi-Fi Access Point

2071707004 Seeker MCA II Garmin GPS Receiver


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ctivity Screen Description

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to communicate with the Fleet Dispatch Server(currently only TechPoint is supported).

This message is displayed when an error occurs when

attempting to contact the Fleet Dispatch Server. This can occurin an area that has weak or no signal available at the time ofupload or the connectivity information (IP/DNS and/or port) isincorrect. Move to a location that has a signal or use theSeeker Setup software to correct this error.

This message is displayed when entering into one or more ofthe three possible home zones.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II is no longerin any of the three possible home zones.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to upload logged data to the LAW server via the Wi-Fi connection.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II is

attempting to upload logged data to the LAW server via theCellular connection.


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This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to upload logged data to the LAW server via theEthernet connection.

This message is displayed when an error occurred whenattempting to upload the data to the LAW server. This can occurin an area that has weak or no signal available at the time ofupload or the connectivity information (IP/DNS and/or port) isincorrect. Move to a location that has a signal or use the SeekerSetup software to correct this error.

This message is displayed when the unit is attempting to turn offto save power (AKA going green). This will occur if the ignitionis turned off for the duration of the vehicle timer and/or if thevehicle battery voltage is too low to continue (approximately10.5 volts) for at least 10 seconds.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II has been ina home zone longer than the park time configured by the user.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to send the LAW server EDN leak information.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to erase a portion of the flash memory.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II isattempting to synchronize with the Seeker Meter.


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This message is displayed when the Ethernet connection haseither been newly connected or disconnected.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II successfullycompleted not only an exchange of data with LAW, but alsoremoved that data from its own memory as well.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II receivescorrupted data from the GPS. The likely cause is either adefective GPS module or damaged GPS cable.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II receives atleast one message from the GPS indicating that it does not havea valid GPS fix.

This message is displayed when the Seeker MCA II has not

received a GPS message in the last 5 seconds. The likelycause is either a defective GPS module or the GPS module isnot connected to the Seeker MCA II.

This message is displayed when an error occurs trying tocommunicate with the cellular modem in the Seeker MCA II. Ifthe error persists, contact support as this error may require afirmware update to correct. If the error persists, return the deviceto the factory for repair.

This message is displayed when an error occurs when thecellular modem was trying to connect to the data providersnetwork and failed to either connect, or get an IP. If the errorpersists, contact support as this error may require a firmwareupdate to correct. If the error persists, contact your cellular dataprovider for further support.


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This message is displayed when an error occurs when thecellular modem was trying to connect to the network socket onthe endpoint server. The likely cause is that the network socketis either not configured correctly (use the Seeker Setup softwareto correct this error), or is being blocked by network firewallswhich may require the assistance of IT staff to correct this error.

This message is displayed when the internal self test of the WiFimodule fails. If the error persists, return the device to the factoryfor repair.

This message is displayed when the device was not able toestablish an association connection with a wireless accesspoint. Verify that the security settings match on both the AccessPoint and the MCA II and that the AP is in range.

This message is displayed when the device could not obtain anIP address from the wireless access point. If the MCA is set toDHCP then verify that the access point provides a DHCP serveror a route to a network DHCP server.

This message is displayed when the endpoint server DNS name

could not be resolved over the WiFi connection. Verify that thedevice can reach the specified DNS server and that the DNSserver can resolve the name specified to the MCA II usingSeeker Setup. You may need the assistance of IT staff tocorrect this problem, or switch to using a static IP.

This message is displayed when the device could not connect tothe specified endpoint server socket via WiFi. Verify that theendpoint server is running and that the network socket is notblocked by any firewall.

This message is displayed when there is a hardware failure withthe device. If the error persists, return the device to the factoryfor repair.


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This message is displayed when the specified WiFi security key(WEP, WPA, or WPA2) is not acceptable. Use Seeker Setup toconfirm the WiFi and security key information and verify that thekeys are in the correct format for the selected security type.When encrypting data on the access point "Shared Key"authentication must be used.

This message is displayed when there is a problem reading theWiFi signal levels. This error is not critical, but may indicate aproblem with the device if it persists.

This message is displayed when the user has successfullyissued a double-click to confirm their request of an operation tobe performed.

This message is displayed when the device could not connect tothe specified endpoint server socket via Ethernet. Verify that theendpoint server is running and that the network socket is notblocked by any firewall.


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E

Error

Error Descript ion Solut ion

01 Factory 1 Parameters

The checksum is not valid for this area or thecalibration date for this area is not set. Factory1 contains the filter, level, and GT calibrationitems. If a power cycle does not fix this, returnto the factory for recalibration.

02 Factory 2 Parameters

The checksum is not valid for this area or thecalibration date for this area is not set. Factory2 contains the temperature calibration items. Ifa power cycle does not fix this, return to thefactory for recalibration.

03 Bad IdentityThe identity voltage read does not correspondto a known configuration. If a power cycle doesnot fix this, return to the factory for repair.

04 Temperature Calibration Trigger

There was an error re-writing the temperaturecalibration trigger pattern when starting the

temperature cal cycle. The meter probablyneeds to be retriggered by CalibrATE.

05 Temperature Calibration Write

An error occurred while writing values duringthe temperature calibration cycle. Powercycling the meter will probably return back tothe ""THnn"" display and start the temp calcycle over again.


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E

Error

Error Descript ion Solut ion

06 Factory 2 Parameters Pending

This happens when the meter is power-cycledafter the temperature calibration cycle hascompleted, but CalibrATE has not yet read andchecked the results.

07 Sync Error

A problem occurred during a hot sync from anMCA back into a meter. This is most likely acommunication error with the MCA. Try thesync process again.

08 Bad Flash ID

The flash ID read did not correspond to either

the ST M25P64 or Winbond W25X64 device. Ifa power cycle does not fix this, then return tothe factory for repair.

09 RTC Error

The RTC power-on test failed (the value readfrom a RAM location in the RTC did not matchthe value written). If a power cycle does not fixthis, then return to the factory for repair.

10 Pairing ErrorAn error occurred during the meter/MCA pairingprocess. Retrigger the meter for pairing and tryagain.

11 Pairing ErrorThe meter is not paired with the connectedMCA. If they are the correct meter and MCA,then retrigger the meter for pairing and tryagain.


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Error

Number

Error escription Solution

0 No errors detected. N/A

3 Factory Calibration is not valid. Return the device to the factory for repair.

4 User Parameters are not valid. Use Seeker Setup to reconfigure the device.

7 Invalid Flash ID detected.Cycle power on the unit, if the error persistsreturn the device to the factory for repair.

8 Flash memory is Full.Use any of the means available to either erasethe data, synchronize to the meter, or move thedata to a valid LAW connection.

9 Flash memory write failed.If the error persists, return the device to thefactory for repair.

10 Wi-Fi Post failed.If the error persists, return the device to thefactory for repair.

11 Wi-Fi module communications failed.If the error persists, return the device to thefactory for repair.

12 WEP key communications failed.Check to ensure that your WEP key is valid andreconfigure the device using the correct WEPkey.

13 WPA key communications failed.Check to ensure that your WPA/WPA2 key isvalid and reconfigure the device using thecorrect WPA/WPA2 key.

14 WiFi signal level communications failed.If the error persists, contact support as thiserror may require a firmware update to correct.

30 Flash memory erasure error.If the error persists, return the device to thefactory for repair.


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Error

Number

Error Description Solution

31 Cellular modem communications error.

If the error persists, contact support as this

error may require a firmware update to correct.

If the error persists, return the device to the

factory for repair.

32 Cellular connection could not obtain an IP.

If the error persists, contact support as thiserror may require a f irmware update to correct.

If the error persists, contact your cellular dataprovider for further support.

33Cellular connection could not establish anetwork socket to the desired end point.

Check to ensure that your connection settingsare correct and reconfigure the device using thecorrect information.

34No data erasure command received from LAWafter data upload.

If this error persists, contact support to confirmthat your LAW server is set up correctly.

35Upload stopped - Ethernet communications

attempt caused an upload to be postponed.

Information only, uploading was postponed due

to a Seeker Setup connection attempt.

36 Wi-Fi Associat ion Failed.Check the Wi-Fi information and ensure that thesecurity keys are correct and reconfigure the

device using the correct Wi-Fi settings.

37Wi-Fi DHCP Request Failed - could not obtainan IP address using DHCP, if enabled.

Verify that the Access Point has a DHCP serverenabled or has a route to a network DNCHP

server.

38 Wi-Fi DNS request failed.Check the IP information and ensure that theDNS servers are correct and reconfigure the

device using the correct Wi-Fi settings.

39Wi-Fi connection could not establish a networksocket to the desired end point

Check to ensure that your connection settingsare correct and reconfigure the device using the

correct information.


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FL

Error

Error Description

0MCA internal memory is full. Shows after "CA0" if there are less than 30,000 records available.This display is cleared by a button press on the Seeker meter, which will cause a 1 hour "snooze"until the FL0 message is displayed again.

1Seeker internal memory is full. Shows at power-on if there is not enough room for at least an 8-hour day's worth of data (30,000 records). Shows at sync time if there is not enough room to storethe MCA contents in the meter memory.

2Seeker "snapshot" memory is full - needs to be cleared with Seeker Setup or docked to transfer

snapshots to an MCA.


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