Endpoint Installation Procedure - Mobile equipment

Step 1

• Choose a location for the GreaseBoss Gateway (photo 1.)

• One recommendation is to install it on the railing near the cab as close to the center of the vehicle as possible (photo 2.)

• GreaseBoss provides the mounting clamp for the Gateway as part of the system. (pole mount shown in photo 3)

Step 2

• Once the gateway is mounted, choose a path for the power cable (illustrated by the red arrows in Photo 1) that can connect to the vehicle’s battery area.

• Choose a connection point that will have active power when the vehicle is switched ON (so that the Gateway does not draw power when the vehicle is not running (Photo 2.)

Step 3

• The power cable as provided needs to be terminated at the machine power source end appropriately ( crimped ring terminals recommended (ring terminals not provided by GreaseBoss).

✅  Consider installing a protective inline 5A fuse.

• Power on the Gateway and using a phone, wait until you detect the WiFi signal from the device in your list of WiFi networks.

• The network name will be the Gateway Serial Number (Photo 2 – in this example GBLG200013.)

Step 4

• Verify signal function BEFORE installing, locate the endpoint near the intended installation location.

• Force a sync by holding the button down for 7 seconds (Photo 1.)

• Both LED lights (green)& (red) will fast flash to signify the start of the syncing process with the Gateway (Photo 2.)

• Keep watching the lights.

✅ This verifies signal and power are ok BEFORE you install.

Step 5

• When the Endpoint makes a connection with a Gateway, the left LED will slow flash green (Photo 1) for a few seconds as data is transferring.

• When the Endpoint has successfully synced with a Gateway, that same green LED will remain solidly lit for approximately 2 seconds (Photo 2.)

• After the 2-second green, both LEDs will turn off.

• The Endpoint can be installed.

 ⛔ Note: A RED light indicates a failed sync.

Re-try 3 times and if unsuccessful you may have a technical issue.

Contact support@greaseboss.com.au or your local GreaseBoss representative.)

Step 6

• As shown in this photo, there are many ways to connect an Endpoint to the grease point it will monitor.

• It can be connected to the auto-luber (connections 1 and 2) or it can be connected via hose (connections 3, 4 and 5.)

• Both the inlet (top) and the outlet (bottom) are ¼-inch BSPP female connections.

Step 7

• For a direct connection, the grease point must have a male ¼-inch BSPP connector (nipple)(Photo 1.)

• Place the Endpoint on top of the male connector (Photo 2) and tighten until the device is solidly mounted (Photo 3.)

• The Endpoint should be facing the Gateway to ensure the best communication pathway if possible, for example if you had SOME failed syncs.

  • If nearby the gateway this is not important.

Step 8

• To install the Auto-luber adapt the outlet to ¼-inch male BSPP using an appropriate adapter on the auto-luber

• Attach to the Endpoint ensuring a solid connection.

• Once the devices are fully installed, the auto-luber can be powered on for purging (which will be recorded now).

 🗒️ There is no need to press buttons any further unless you want to force a sync, the device is preset to regularly auto-sync.