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KIT, SL-100 4G GLOBAL W/ANT + MAGNETS
Installation and Setup Guide
Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc.

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KIT, SL-100 4G GLOBAL W/ANT + MAGNETS
Installation and Setup Guide
Part Number 1040109-01
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Preface
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Manual Conventions
Preface
This manual uses the following conventions:
Convention Description Example

Bold Menu, or drop-down menu selection FileExit (Click the File menu and click Exit)
Name of a dialog box or screen From the Connection screen...
Button or key commands Click Finish.
Mono User supplied text or variable Type guest, and click Enter.
Italic Reference to another manual or help document Refer to the Topcon Quick Guide.
Further information to note about system configuration, maintenance, or setup.
Supplementary information that can have an adverse effect on system operation, system performance,
data integrity, measurements, or personal safety.
Notification that an action has the potential to result in system damage, loss of data, loss of warranty,
or personal injury.

Introduction
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Developed as an add-on component to a standard Topcon 3D system, the SL-100 is a rugged housing for the
SL-R4 Sitelink3D™ radio modem, providing a Sitelink3D-ready solution on the job site for a variety of
construction machines.
Sitelink3D is an information and communications technology that enables users to monitor, communicate, or
transfer files to each other. Sitelink3D has remote troubleshooting capabilities to support personnel in the need
to access or change settings from a remote location.
This manual describes how to install the SL-100, radio antenna, and cables, and how to configure a unit.
1040109-01 KIT, SL-100 4G GLOBAL W/ANT + MAGNETS

• MODEL: 1000082-26 ASSY,SL-100,4G,GLOBAL
• MODEL: 1000220-01 KIT, SL-100 MAG MOUNT
• MODEL: 1031210-01 ASSY, MC-i4/SL-100 DIVERSITY ANTENNA

Additional Parts Required
Introduction
• 3DMC upgrade to:
– 7050-1106 Password, 3DMC Standard + Sitelink3D Advanced
• SIM Card (SIM APN, User Name, Password)
Ensure SIM Card SIM Card vendor prior to installing inside the SL-100: SIM APN, User Name,
Password.
SL-100 LED Status

0 / 7 % 2 ,%$ ('2%%.}
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Solid Green On
No Light Off
4 2 ! . 3 - ) 4 4 ,%$ ( ' 2 % % . ƒ 2 % $ ƒ! - "% 2 }

)#/. #/,/2 34!453
No Light Off
Amber Booting
Green Flash Not connected to sitelink3D Server (No GPRS connection information)
Solid Green Connected to sitelink3D Server but not receiving RTK corrections
Solid Green
Connected to sitelink3D Server and receiving GPS corrections
w/Red Flash
" , 5 % 4 / / 4 ( † ,%$ (", 5%}

)#/. #/,/2 34!453
Solid Blue Bluetooth connection enabled and operational
No Light Bluetooth connection unavailable

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Installation
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SL-100 SIM Card

1. Remove the eight (8) retaining screws from the base of the SL-100.
Remove Screw
8 Plcs.
Figure 2: Remove Screws

2. Remove the base.
When working with multiple SL-100s at one time, be careful not to mix bases as the unit's serial
number and other important information is marked on the label affixed to the base.
Figure 3: Remove Base

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Installation
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SL-100 SIM Card

1. Remove the eight (8) retaining screws from the base of the SL-100.
Remove Screw
8 Plcs.
Figure 2: Remove Screws

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Sitelink3D.net
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The Sitelink3D web portal allows dealers and customers to setup and monitor new clients, equipment, project sites,
and reporting criteria.
Sitelink3D Setup Requirements

Dealer and customer setup for Sitelink3D, requires the following:
• An account setup for www.Sitelink3D.net:
– To be set up as a Dealer Administrator, dealers must contact the Topcon Option Group at
options@topcon.com
– Dealers must reference their Purchase Order number and provide an email address for the person who will
be setup as the Dealer Administrator.
– The Dealer Administrator then sets up additional customers as Dealer Administrators and/or Dealers.
• The Sitelink3D OAF option for the products that will access Sitelink3D (3DMC, 3D Office, and/or Pocket 3D).
• A One Time Registration (OTR) Code for each product (Client) that will access Sitelink3D. OTR Codes are generated
by the User. See “Registration Keys/Registrations” on page 17.
• A user email and assigned password are required to sign in.
Figure 5: Sitelink3D Sign In

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Terminology
S i telink 3 D. net
Convention Description
Activities Activities are user-defined terms used for reporting purposes (i.e. Rough Grading, Fine
Grading, Stake Checking).
Association An Association is either the Dealer’s company or the Customer’s company.
Clients Clients are the items, or products, used to connect to Sitelink (SL-100, 3DMC, Pocket 3D, and
3D Office).
Code A Code is a user-defined abbreviation or code-name used for reporting purposes (e.g. An
Activity is Fine Grading. The Code for this is FG).
Customer This User can be considered the manager of the contracting company, and will setup the Site
Administrators Engineer with access to the sietlink3D web portal.
Customers Customers are the companies that the Topcon Dealer serves. This can be considered to be
the contractor.
Dashboard The Dashboard page displays view of the project site where Users view project layers, line-
work, and machines. Users can also view a Google map with the project site to show its
relationship to the surrounding properties.
Dealer Administrators Dealer Administrators are managers of Dealers, and are the first Users granted access to the
Sitelink3D web portal. Dealer Administrators then set up subsequent Dealer Administrators
and Dealers.
Dealers Dealers are in direct contact with Customers, and set up his/her Customer Administrators
with access to the Sitelink3D web portal.
Delays Delays are user-defined terms used for reporting purposes (i.e. Refueling, Maintenance)
Deployments Deployments is the name assigned to the network server running the Sitelink3D webportal.
Downloads The Downloads page is where the user will find helpful files to download.
Machines Machines are user-defined names for equipment tracked by Sitelink3D for reporting purposes
(i.e. Frank’s Grader, Range Pole #3, PC200 Excavator).
Materials Materials are user-defined terms used for reporting purposes (i.e. Sand, Stone, Asphalt)
Operators Operators are user-defined personnel that run the equipment and are utilized for reporting
purposes. Operators can be set up with a password for logging into Sitelink3D on their 3DMC
or Pocket 3D application.
Project Files Project Files are site project files (.TP3).
Quota Quotas are the maximum number of sites/machines that may be setup.
– A Site Quota is the number of customer sites that can be setup by the Dealer.
– A Client Quota is the number of Sitelink3D licenses purchased (3DMC and/or Pocket
3D). One license equals one Machine Quota available to the User.
Registrations From the Registrations page, Users generate a unique One Time Registration (OTR) Code for
each Sitelink3D Client (product).
Reports The Reports page displays a summary of the reports created by Sitelink3D (This feature will
be available soon).
Roles Roles are access levels granted to each User: Dealer Administrator, Dealers, Customer
Administrator, Sitelink3D Online, or Sitelink3D Enterprise.
Sitelink3D Online Sitelink3D Online are project leaders or site supervisors/foremen. They typically set up
reporting criteria, Operators, and project files.
Sites Sites are the areas where the Customers do the physical work, such as a job site.
Subscription Menu utilized to activate subscriptions for Sitelink3D or Sitelink3D Enterprise.
Types Types are user-defined terms for the types of Machines in use (i.e. Bull Dozer, Excavator,
Dump Truck).
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S i telink 3 D. net
Convention Description
Users Users are personnel who have access to the Sitelink3D web portal. Each user for the
Sitelink3D web portal is granted one of four permission levels with specific access
permissions, designated by the following:
– Level 1: SiteLink3D Online
– have access to all menus in the Sitelink3D web portal, but cannot view or add
other Users.
– Level 2: Sitelink3D Enterprise

– have Sitelink3D Enterprise capabilities
– create tasks
– report/import SiteLink3D log files/survey data
– Level 3: Customer Administrators

– have access to all menus in the Sitelink3D web portal
– view other Users associated within their organization
– add other Customer Administrators or Sitelink3D Online as new Users.
– Level 3: Dealers
– access to all menus in the Sitelink3D web portal
– view other Users associated within their organization
– add other Dealers, Customer Administrators, or Sitelink3D Online as new
Users.
– Level 4: Dealer Administrators

– have access to limited menus in the Sitelink3D web portal, but can
impersonate any of the Users associated within their organization (thereby
allowing them access to all menus
– add other Dealers Administrators, Dealers, Customer Administrators, or
Sitelink3D Online as new Users.

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Sitelink3D Menus
S i telink 3 D. net
Red menu buttons are located at the bottom of Sitelink3D web portal home page. These menus may also be
accessed anytime by clicking on the gray Site Map button at the top middle of the page.
Figure 6: Sitelink3D Web Portal Home Page
Depending on the assigned Sitelink3D role (Dealer Administrator, Dealer, Customer

Administrator, Sitelink3D Online, or Sitelink3D Enterprise) some of the drop down menus are
disabled.

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Table 1 describes the functions of the various buttons found on the home page.
S i telink 3 D. net
Table 1. Sitelink3D Web Portal Home Page Button Functions
Icon Name Function
Dashboard Displays full web portal menu.
Help Displays Sitelink3D help.
User Account Information Displays your account information.
Sign Out Signs the User out of the web portal.
Operations Displays the Operations page, where you can access

Maps and Reports. See “Operations” on page 13.
Site Management Displays the Site Management page, where you can
access information on Project Files, Activities, Delays,
Materials, and Operators. See “Site Management” on
page 14.
Fleet Management Displays the Fleet Management page, where you can
access Sites, Registrations, and Clients. See “Fleet
Management” on page 17.
Admin Displays the Admin page, where you can access Users
and Downloads. See “Admin” on page 20.
Operations
Dashboard
The Dashboard screen provides real time views of specific Project Sites, the Project Layers, and the Sitelink3D-
enabled machines.
Figure 7: Dashboard Page

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Site Management
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Project File
The Project File menu enables users to upload a new project file.
Figure 8: Project File Page

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Activities
S i telink 3 D. net
The Activities page enables users to define reporting parameters for their personnel.
Figure 9: Activities Page
Delays
The Delays page enables users to define reporting parameters for their personnel.

Figure 10: Delays Page

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Materials
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The Materials page enables users to define reporting parameters for their personnel.
Figure 11: Materials Page

Operators
The Operators page enables users to define the equipment operators.
Figure 12: Operators Page Insert SIM Card

Fleet Management
S i telink 3 D. net
Sites
The Sites page enables users to define the job sites to be monitored.
Figure 13: Fleet Management - Sites Page
Registration Keys/Registrations
The Registration Key page enables users to register new hardware or software, and provides the required
One Time Registration (OTR) Codes needed to enable Sitelink3D.
Figure 14: Fleet Management - Registration Key Page

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Registering New Equipment or Software
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1. Click the Register Sitelink3D Client to display the Register Sitelink3D Client page.
Depending on the assigned Sitelink3D role (Dealer Administrator, Dealer, Customer

Administrator, Sitelink3D Online, or Sitelink3D Enterprise) some of the drop down menus are
disabled.
2. Choose the Customer from the drop down menu. This feature is not available for Dealers or Customer
Administrators.
3. Select Machine. Machine names are created in the Machine menu. Machine names are unique to the
customer.
4. Choose the Client Type from the drop-down menu (3DMC, 3D Office, Pocket 3D, or
SL-100).
5. Click Create New Registration Key to generate a new OTR Code for that client.
Figure 15: Register Sitelink3D Client
Figure 16: Sitelink3D Client OTR Code.
A new OTR Code must be generated for each client (product) that utilizes Sitelink3D. This code
may only be used one time. If necessary, a new OTR code may be generated.
6. At the 3DMC, Pocket 3D, 3D Office, or the SL-100 web interface prompt, enter the new OTR Code.

Clients
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The Clients page enables users to define the machines to be monitored.
Figure 17: View Machines

Admin
S i telink 3 D. net
Users
The Users page enable users to define new Users. All User levels can access this page and activate new users
except Sitelink3D Online. An existing User can create a new user with a similar permission level or below by
clicking the Add New User button at the bottom of the page.
Figure 18: Users Page

The last column on the right contains a wrench icon. Click this icon to edit or archive users.
• Edit User Information enables user information to be viewed or edited.
• Deactivate User enables a user to be archived. They will no longer have access. Click this again to reactivate
the user.

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Downloads
S i telink 3 D. net
The Downloads page lists any software/firmware downloads for Sitelink3D.
Figure 19: Downloads Page

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SL-100 Configuration
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Connect to SL-100 Web Interface

1. Power up the 3DMC Sitelink3D system by turning on the GX-60 display. The SL-100 and
MC-R3 controller power up with the GX-60.
It may take up to 45 seconds for the GX-60 to boot up.
1. Tap Start  Settings  Control Panel  Network Connections  Local area Connection 
Properties  Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)  Properties.
2. Ensure the following information and press OK:
• IP address: 192.168.0.10
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0,
• Default Gateway and Preferred DNS: 192.168.0.1.
Figure 20: Confirm Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties

3. From the GX-60 display open the browser.
4. To connect to the SL-100’s web interface, enter 192.168.0.1 into the browser address bar.
Figure 21: Access Topcon Sitelink3D 3D Gateway Web Interface

5. At the User Name and Password prompt, enter admin for both.
Figure 22: Sitelink3D User Name and Password

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Check SL-100 Firmware
SL- 100 Configuration

If a firmware update is required, Under Settings on the left side of the page, tap Firmware. Load the new firmware.
Figure 23: Firmware Version
Configure SL-100 for Cellular

1. Tap PortGPRS on the left side of the page to enter the GPS Port Configuration page.
Figure 24: Configure Port to GPRS

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2. Check that the Function is set to GPRS Dialup.

• If the Function is set to GPRS Dialup, continue to next step.
• If Function is not set to GPRS Dialup, select GRPS Dialup from the Function drop-down menu, and
continue to next step.
Only choose GPRS Dialup option.
Configure SIM Card (GPRS)

Obtain the APN, User Name, and Password from the cellular carrier before configuring a SIM
card. Default settings are set to:
APN: Broadband
User Name: aa
Password: aa
Dial Command: ATD*999***1#
1. Tap PortsGPRS to enter the GPRS Port Configuration page.
2. Set the Function to GPRS Dialup using the drop-down menu.
3. Enter the APN, User Name, and Password from the associated cellular carrier, as required by the SL-
100’s SIM card.
4. Tap Save.
In the default configuration, Allow Roaming is checked to maximize coverage. Check with the
Network Provider regarding roaming fees, as roaming fees may apply.
Figure 25: Configure SIM Card

5. To confirm the cellular connection, tap StatusGPRS. The GPRS Status page appears

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6. Ensure the SIM Status displays Ready. After a few moments verify the Status displays Connected.

It could take several minutes for the SL-100 to make an initial connection to the network. If after
several minutes there is still no connection, note the signal strength as reported in the status
screen.
The larger the signal strength value the better the connection. A value less than -100dBm
(negative 100dB) indicates that there is poor network coverage or issues with antenna type or
mounting location. Anything greater than -100dB (negative 100dB) suggests good network
coverage.
The GPRS Status page does not automatically update. While waiting for the Status to display
Connected, it is necessary to tap Refresh on the browser from time to time.
Figure 26: Confirm Cellular Connection

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Configure Virtual Private Network (VPN)

1. On the left side of the screen, tap NetworkOpenVPN to enter the OpenVPN Configuration page.
2. Ensure that the OpenVPN Enabled box is checked. If it is not, check the box and tap Save under
OpenVPN Configuration.
3. Enter the one time code provided by the Sitelink3D Server administrator.
4. To save these settings, tap Save at the bottom of the screen. The OpenVPN connection page appears.
Figure 27: OpenVPN Configuration
Check OpenVPN Status

1. Tap StatusOpenVPN to enter the OpenVPN Status page.
2. Ensure the Connection Status displays OpenVPN tunnel is up.
Figure 28: OpenVPN Status
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Configure Sitelink3D Server

1. Tap NetworkSitelink3D to enter the Sitelink3D Server Configuration page.
2. For the OpenVPN Interface, change the Server Address to 10.0.0.1 or 172.30.0.10.
3. For all other fields, enter the information given by the Sitelink3D Server administrator.
4. Once changes are made, reboot the device SettingsReboot.
Ensure the Server Address and Port are set to match the Sitelink3D Site IP Address and Port
that is provided by the Sitelink3D Server Administrator. If the Server Address and Port are not
set correctly, the Connected to... status will not appear. See Figure 40
Figure 29: Sitelink3D Server Configuration
Check Sitelink3D Server Status

1. To check the Sitelink3D server status, tap StatusSitelink3D to enter the Sitelink3D Server Status
page and confirm that the Connection Status displays Connected to 10.0.0.1 or 172.30.0.10
depending on the configured Sitelink3D server.
Figure 30: Sitelink3D Server Status
If using GPS corrections from the Sitelink3D Server, the Sitelink3D administrator must configure
the server to output GPS corrections.
Once the server is configured to output GPS corrections,

GPS CorrectionsStatus displays OK.
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3DMC Configuration
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Sitelink3D Menus
To access the various Sitelink3D menus, including network setup, click on
Topcon LogoToolsSitelink3D.
Figure 31: Accessing the Sitelink3D Menu

The Sitelink3D menu is used to enter the server address and the One Time Registration (OTR) code to allow 3DMC
to access Sitelink3D. From this menu, messages are viewed, sent, and received. The reporting feature enables an operator
to export data from that day’s work, such as cut/fill information. Other menu items that are helpful for reporting purposing
include Operator, Activity, Material, etc. These menu items are user-defined in the Sitelink3D.net web portal.
Figure 32: Sitelink3D Menu

When connected to Sitelink3D, the Data (graph) and Messaging (envelope) shortcut icons appear on the 3DMC screen.
The Messaging icon will turn yellow when a new message is received.

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Installing 3DMC Sitelink3D Authorization Codes
3 D M C Configuration
1. Tap Topcon LogoViewAbout 3DMC.
Figure 33: About 3DMC Menu Selection

2. Tap OptionsModify to display the Sitelink3D Connection screen.
Figure 34: About 3DMC and Options Screens

3. Enter the Authorization code provided by the dealer or Sitelink3D administrator. Tap Ok.
Figure 35: 3DMC Sitelink3D Server Connection

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Connecting to the Sitelink3D Server
1. Tap Topcon LogoToolsSitelink3DNetwork connection...
Figure 36: 3DMC Sitelink3D Server Connection

2. From the Sitelink3D Connection screen, tap Registration... Tap OK.
Figure 37: 3DMC Sitelink3D Connection Screen

3. The Sitelink3D client registration wizard displays. Enter the One Time Registration (OTR) code
provided from the Sitelink3D Server administrator. Tap OK.
Figure 38: Enter One Time Code

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4. From the Sitelink Connection screen, tap the icon to the right of the Server field.
5. Use the on-screen keyboard to change the server address to the IP address/port number supplied by the
Sitelink3D server administrator. Tap OK.
Figure 39: Change Server Address
GPS Corrections - Direct Network Connection

Direct network connection is another option to receive RTK corrections through the SL-100.
1. From 3DMC in the Machine Builder GPS Radio Configuration screen, select Direct Network
Connection as the Radio type.
2. From Connected to, select Serial Port B.
3. The Format field automatically updates when the net mount point is selected later in the process..
4. Tap Set and enter the Ntrip server IP address and port (provided by your Topnet [NTRIP] Server
administrator) in the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/pppp format.
5. Tap Net and enter the NTRIP User name and Password (provided by your Topnet [NTRIP] Server
administrator). If running off Topnet, the network type is VRS.
6. Connect to GPS.
7. Tap ToolsConfigure radioConfigure. Tap the Wrench icon to download the mount points.
8. Select the required mount point. 3DMC will connect to the NTRIP Server and begin receiving GPS
corrections.

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3D Office Configuration
• • • • ••
Prior to Setup
• The Sitelink3D Web Portal can be found at www.Sitelink3D.net.
• Topcon Dealers are provided access to the Sitelink3D Web Portal via the Topcon Options Group.
• Sitelink3D Customers are provided access to the Sitelink3D Web Portal via their local Topcon Dealer.
• One Time Registration (OTR) Codes are required for Sitelink3D setup, for each device using it. OTR codes can be
generated from the Sitelink3D Web Portal.
• An OTR Code is required for each SL-100 used.
• Each software utility running Sitelink3D (3D Office, 3DMC, Pocket 3D) requires an OTR Code.
Sitelink3D Menus in 3D Office

In order to utilize Sitelink3D in 3D Office, the Client must also be registered using the OTR Code generated in the Sitelink3D
Web Portal.
1. To enter the OTR Code, go to ProjectOptionsSitelink3D Server tab.
2. Click Registration, and enter the OTR Code. See “Setting Up OpenVPN and 3D Office with Sitelink3D” on
page 45. for details.
Figure 40: Sitelink3D Server Tab in 3D Office

3D Office Configuration 7400 National Drive, Livermore, CA 94550 USA P/N: 1040109-01
3. When Sitelink3D is enabled, there are various options available to view machines, export files, send
3 D O f f i c e Configuration
messages, connecting to machines remotely for troubleshooting, etc.
Figure 41: 3D-Office Connected to Sitelink3D
Figure 42: Sitelink3D Client List

4. When Show client list is checked, a table listing clients currently using Sitelink3D appears at the bottom
of the page. Right-click on a particular client to view more options.
5. When Remote connection to client is checked, a 3DMC/Pocket 3D screen display appears as it is seen
by the Operator of the machine or field controller. The 3D Office user can take control to monitor, assist, or
make setting changes for the Operator.
Figure 43: Remote Connection to Client

Sitelink3D Menus in 3D Office 7400 National Drive, Livermore, CA 94550 USA P/N: 1040109-01
Figure 44: Operator View
Setting Up OpenVPN and 3D Office with Sitelink3D

1. Download the latest version of 3D Office (10.0.1 or later) from the Topcon Secured Dealer or Total Care
Sites www.topcontotalcare.com.
2. Download the latest version of OpenVPN from the Sitelink3D Web Portal at www.Sitelink3D.net.
• A user name and password provided to you by your local Topcon Dealer is required.
Topcon Dealers can retrieve their Administrator user name and password from the Topcon Options Group.
• Click Site Map to access Downloads.
Figure 45: Sitelink3D OpenVPN Installer Program

3. To install OpenVPN by double-click the OpenVPN shortcut on the desktop. Accept all default settings.
In order to use Sitelink3D in 3D Office, you must start the OpenVPN GUI program each time the
computer opens.
4. Obtain the eight-digit OTR Code for 3D Office on the www.Sitelink3D.net website by creating a new client
registration (“Client Registrations / Registrations” on page 19).
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Setting Up OpenVPN and 3D Office with Sitelink3D
5. Right-click the Topcon 3D Office shortcut icon on the Desktop.
6. Select Run as Administrator. This is only required the one time the OTR Code is entered. After this
instance, open 3D Office normally.
7. Run as Administrator.
8. Select the relevant Site project (Sitelink3D server details are stored in the TP3 file).
9. Open 3D Office and select ProjectOptionsSitelink3D Server tab.
10. Set Server (primary) to:
• IP address: 10.0.0.1
• Port: 21211
11. Select Registration.
12. Enter the eight-digit OTR code for 3D Office. This is only performed once.
Once 3D Office is registered with the OTR Code, use Sitelink3D to monitor the equipment on the
job site, access the control box remotely, and send messages and files. In order to utilize these
features, open the *.tp3 job file used by the equipment being connected.
Opening the OpenVPN GUI Manually

1. Locate the OpenVPN folder by going to Start MenuPrograms on your computer. Locate the OpenVPN
GUI program.
2. Right click the OpenVPN GUI program, and select Properties.
3. Click on the Compatibility tab, and check the checkbox for Run this program as an administrator.
4. Click ApplyOK.
5. Locate the OpenVPN GUI icon on the taskbar.
6. Right click on the icon, and click Connect. If there are multiple VPN certificates, select the appropriate
certificate and then click Connect.
Figure 46: OpenVPN GUI
Opening the OpenVPN GUI Program Automatically at Computer

Startup
This is only possible with one OpenVPN certificate. A new certificate is added each time an OTR Code
is used.
1. Right click on the My Computer icon and select Manage.

2. Select ServicesApplications
3. Select Services.
4. Find Open VPN Service in the list and double-click.
5. Set the Startup Type to Automatic, and select OK.
6. Restart your computer.
7. To check that the Open VPN certificate automatically started. Right click on My Computer, select
ManageSelect servicesApplications – services. Find Open VPN and check that the service is
started.

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Pocket 3D Configuration
••••••
Sitelink3D menus in Pocket 3D

Similarly to 3DMC, Pocket 3D can connect to Sitelink3D for file/message transfer. In order to connect Sitelink3D, the field
controller must access a wireless internet signal, or connect to a network-enabled receiver.
Figure 77: Pocket 3D Sitelink3D Connection

Using Sitelink3D, users are able to view job site locations of multiple machines on the Pocket 3D main screen.
Figure 48: Multi-Machine View

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Regulatory
• • • • ••
Safety Warnings
RF Radiation Hazard Warning

To ensure compliance with FCC and Industry Canada RF exposure requirements, this device must be installed in a
location where the antennas of the device will have a minimum distance of at least 20 cm from all persons. Using
higher gain antennas and types of antennas not certified for use with this product is not allowed. The device shall
not be co-located with another transmitter.
Installez l'appareil en veillant à conserver une distance d'au moins 20 cm entre les éléments rayonnants et les
personnes. Cet avertissement de sécurité est conforme aux limites d'exposition définies par la norme CNR-102 at
relative aux fréquences radio.
Regulatory Information
IC Statements
This Class (A or B) digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. The term “IC:” before the radio certification
number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and
maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference
to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power
(e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication. This device complies with Industry Canada
license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device. Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an
antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce
potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent
isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication.
Déclaration de conformité IC:

Cet appareil numérique de la classe (A or B) est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Conformément à la réglementation d'Industrie Canada, le présent émetteur radio peut fonctionner avec une
antenne d'un type et d'un gain maximal (ou inférieur) approuvé pour l'émetteur par Industrie Canada. Dans le but
de réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique à l'intention des autres utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type
d'antenne et son gain de sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r.e.) ne dépasse pas l'intensité
nécessaire à l'établissement d'une communication satisfaisante. Ce matériel respecte les standards RSS exempt de
licence d’Industrie Canada. Son utilisation est soumise aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) l’appareil ne doit causer
aucune interférence, et (2) l’appareil doit accepter toute interférence, quelle qu’elle soit, y compris les interférences
susceptibles d’entraîner un fonctionnement non requis de l’appareil. Selon la réglementation d’Industrie Canada, ce
radio-transmetteur ne peut utiliser qu’un seul type d’antenne et ne doit pas dépasser la limite de gain autorisée par
Industrie Canada pour les transmetteurs. Afin de réduire les interférences potentielles avec d’autres utilisateurs, le
type d’antenne et son gain devront être définis de telle façon que la puissance isotrope rayonnante équivalente
(EIRP) soit juste suffisante pour permettre une bonne communication.

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Technical DataSheet – KIT, SL-100 4G GLOBAL W/ANT +MAGNETS
• • • • ••
The KIT, SL-100 4G GLOBAL W/ANT +MAGNETS with part number

1040109-01 consist of the following spare parts:
• MODEL: 1000082-26 ASSY,SL-100,4G,GLOBAL
• MODEL: 1000220-01 KIT, SL-100 MAG MOUNT
• MODEL: 1031210-01 ASSY, MC-i4/SL-100 DIVERSITY ANTENNA
• 1031210-01 ASSY, MC-i4/SL-

100 DIVERSITY ANTENNA
• 1000082-26 ASSY,SL-100,4G,GLOBAL
• 1000220-01 KIT, SL-100 MAG MOUNT

Technical DataSheet 7400 National Drive, Livermore, CA 94550 USA P/N: 1040109-01
Technical DataSheet (MODEL: 1000082-26 SL-100)
• • • • ••
Description
Developed as an add-on component to a standard
Topcon 3D system, the SL-100 is a rugged housing for
the SL-R4 SiteLINK radio modem, providing a
SiteLINK-ready solution on the job site for a variety of
construction machines.
Internal modem:
• Brand: Cinterion
• Model: PLS62-W
• TAC Number: 35824408
Features
• Compact Machine Control and CommunicationsGateway
• Integrated single/dual GNSS and LPS positioningoptions
• Network RTK (VRS) connectivity
• Worldwide cellular internetconnectivity
• SiteLink-3D® job-site connectivity
• WIFI access pointfunctionality
• Bluetooth® connectivity
• RS-232, CANOpen®, CAN J1939, 10/100
Ethernet connectivity

Specifications
Electrical
Supply Voltage 9-32VDC
Supply Current 600mA @ 12VDCtypical 5A

maximum
Emmissions Applicable Standards

1. Emissions : EN 55022:2007 (Class A) and EN 61000-6-4:2007
Conducted Disturbance - 0.15 - 30
MHz Radiated Disturbance - 30 -
6,000 MHz
The emissions tests also satisfied the requirements of the Australian EMC Framework AS/NZS
61000.6.4:2007, AS/NZS CISPR 22:2009 (ClassA)
2. Immunity : EN 55024:2010 (Class A) and EN61000-6-2:2006

EN 61000-4-2 - Electrostatic discharge
(ESD) EN 61000-4-3 - RF radiated
susceptibility EN 61000-4-4 - Fast
transients (EFT), burst EN 61000-4-5 -
Surges
3. ACMA Radio Communications (LIPD) Class Licence2000

AS/NZS 4268:2008 - Radio equipment and systems – Short range
Output Power 4A max.(sensors/display)
Ports 1 ea. port RS232Port

1 ea. port RS232/RS485
1 ea. 10/100 Ethernetport
1 ea. CAN J1939 port 50Kbps to Mbps
1 ea. CAN J1939/CANOPEN port 50Kbps to
Environmental
Operating Temperature -30°C to +70°C
Ingress Protection IP-67
Shock Test 25G 11ms 1/2 sine wave both directions in each axis
Salt Spray Test JDQ 53.3 section 4.1 (based on more generic ASTM B117-03 one)
Vibration Test Random Endurance, 10-2000 Hz, 7.7 GRMS, 8 Hours each axis

Specifications
Physical
Housin Powder-coated, cast
aluminum
“Envelope
Connectors 1 ea. Deutsch DTM06 12 pin (A-coded, Gray) for power, ground,serial
1 ea. Deutsch DTM06 12 pin (B-coded, Black) for Ethernet and CAN
1 ea. RP-TNC for cellular/mesh radio
TNC for GNSS or LPS antenna(s) (Depending on the configuration, there may be zero, 1 or 2TNC
connectors)
LEDs 1 ea. Power

1 ea. Radio Status
1 ea. BlueTooth® Status
Note: See LED
Weight 2.2 lbs (1Kg.)
LED Status
POWER LED (GREEN)
ICON COLOR STATUS
Solid Green On
No Light Off
TRANSMITT LED (GREEN/RED/AMBER)

ICON COLOR STATUS
No Light Off
Amber Booting
Green Flash Not connected to SiteLINK Server (No GPRS connection information)
Solid Green Connected to SiteLINK Server but not receiving RTK corrections
Solid Green
Connected to SiteLINK Server and receiving GPS corrections
w/RedFlash
BLUETOOTH® LED (BLUE)

ICON COLOR STATUS
Solid Blue Bluetooth connection enabled andoperational
No Light Bluetooth connectionunavailable

Model

Connector Pinouts
Conn A Conn B
Reverse TNC TNC
Conn B - DTM06 12-pin

(B-coded, Black)
Conn A - DTM06 12-pin CAN/Ethernet
(A-coded, Gray)
Power/Ground/Serial 1 GND
2 CAN 2 – L
1 Serial 2 – RX
3 DC Supply Out (4A max
2 GND
pins 3 & 8 combined)
3 Serial 2 – TX
4 CAN 1 – L
4 Serial 2 – RTS
5 CAN 2 – H
5 Serial 2 – CTS
6 GND
6 GND
7 CAN 1 – H
7 Serial 1 – CTS
8 DC Supply Out (4A max
8 Serial 1 – RTS pins 3 & 8 combined) RF Connector Type
9 Serial 1 – TX 9 Ethernet – TX+
Radio LPS GPS
10 Serial 1 – RX 10 Ethernet – TX-
Antenn Antenna Antenna
11 GND 11 Ethernet – RX+ a
12 DC Supply In 12 Ethernet – RX- Reverse TNC TNC
TNCFemal Female Female
e

Envelope Dimensions
2.5” (64mm)
9” (230mm)
7” (180mm)

Mounting
1000220-01 - Removable Magnet Mount Kit
M8 SS Nylon Lock Nut (4x)
M8 SS Flat Washer (8x)
Ø1.9” Magnet (4x)
M8 x 20mm SS Button
Socket Cap Screw (4x)

Dip Switch Settings
On the SL-100/MC-i3 Interface Board, the SW1 Dip Switches configure the Serial Control Lines, while the SW2 Dip
Switches configure the serial portroutings.
NOTICE: The interface board is viewed upsidedown when the board is installed in the SL-100/MC-i3
housing. Be sure to note (because the interface board is viewed upsidedown) when configuring the
dipswitches:
• On — the switch is in the downposition

• Off — the switch is in the up position (as shown in the figure below)
SW SW OFF
N
ON
Part Number SW1 Dip-Switches (Serial Control Lines) SW2 Dip-Switches (Serial PortRoutings) Description
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1000082-01 On Off On Off On Off On Off On Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Assy, SL-100 SL-R3 ModemOnly
1000082-02 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off Off On On Assy, SL-100 SL-R3 Modem Single GPS
1000082-03 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off On On On Assy, MC-i3 SL-R3 Modem DualGPS
1000082-06 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off Off On Off Assy,MC-i3 Dig UHF II W/ Modem, BT, & Single

GPS
1000082-07 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off On On Off Assy,MC-i3 Dig UHF II W/Modem, BT,& Dual GPS
1000082-08 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off Off On Off Assy,MC-i3 FH915+ W/Modem, BT, Single GPS

1000082-09 Off On Off On Off On Off On On Off Off Off Off On On Off Assy,MC-i3 FH915+ W/Modem, BT, Dual GPS

MODEL: 1000082-26 ASSY,SL-100,4G,GLOBAL
LTE BANDS 2, 4, 5, 7 and 12 Power Table

Technical DataSheet P/N: 1040109-01

Technical DataSheet Topcon Positioning Systems, Inc. P/N: 1040109-01
Technical DataSheet – ASSY, MCi4/SL-100 SIVERSITY ANTENNA 1031210-01
• • • • ••
Laird's unique patented Phantom® multi band cellular antenna operates simultaneously on seven bands and is
a tough antenna for outdoor or indoor applications. The revolutionary design measures only 2.3 inches. The
patented field Phantom® technology ensures uninterrupted voice and data transmissions in urban canyons
and rural drop-off areas.
The industry standard NMO mounting socket mates with all Laird's magnetic, trunk lid, and hole mounts. A
threaded permanent stud mount model is also available for vandal resistant mounting on brackets, panels,
ceilings or any other kind of housing.
 Operates simultaneously on seven  Patented Phantom® technology ensures

frequency bands: AMPS, GSM, GPS, DCS, uninterrupted voice and data transmissions in urban
PCS, UMTS, and ISM canyons and rural drop off areas
 U.S. Patent Nos. 5,977,931 – 6,292,156; other
patents pending
AMPS GSM GPS DCS PCS UMTS ISM

Frequency Range MHz (MHz) 806-896 890-960 1575.42 1710-1880 1850-1990 1900-2170 2400-2500
Peak Gain (dBi) 5.9 5.8 5.1 4.2 4.2 4.4 3.0
VSWR* , Max 2:1 2:1
Polarization Vertical
Nominal Impedance (Ohms) 50
Input Power (W) 100
*Antenna measured on a 0.61m x 0.61m (2 ft. x 2 ft.) ground plane
Dimensions – width x height cm (in.) 3.66 x 5.84 (1.44 x 2.30) NMO, 3.66 x 8.00 (1.44 x 3.15) P-
mount
Weight – kg (lbs.) 0.068 (0.15) NMO, 0.11 (0.25) P-mount
Radome Material SABIC Lexan
Operating Environment (Indoor or Outdoor) Indoor and Outdoor

Operating Temperature – °C (°F) -30 to +70°C (-22 to +158°F)
Storage Temperature – °C (°F) -40 to +85°C (-40 to +185°F)
Material Substance Compliance RoHS
Ingress Protection Rating IP67
TRAB806/17103 Multi-Band Phantom® NMO Black 5.84 cm (2.30 in.) 0.07 kg (0.15 lbs) NMO
TRAB806/17103P Multi-Band Phantom® Permanent Black 8.0 cm (3.15 in.) 0.11 kg (0.25 lbs) N Female
TRA806/17103 Multi-Band Phantom® NMO White 5.84 cm (2.30 in.) 0.07 kg (0.15 lbs) NMO
TRA806/17103P Multi-Band Phantom® Permanent White 8.0 cm (3.15 in.) 0.11 kg (0.25 lbs) N Female
TRADCA Drop ceiling antenna adaptor for P-mount Phantom
TRADCAGP Drop ceiling antenna adaptor for P-mount Phantom with 6 in. x 6 in. x .016 in. ground plane

®
TRA(B)806/17103(P) Typical VSWR sweeps

Cell / GSM900 Frequency Range 806-960 MHz (VSWR <2:1)
Marker 1: 1.9951 to 1 @ 806 MHz
Marker 2: 1.1915 to 1 @ 960 MHz
GPS Frequency 1575 MHz (VSWR <2:1)
Marker 3: 1.7206 to 1 @ 1575 MHz
DCS / GSM1800 / UMTS / WiFi Frequency Range 1710-2500 MHz (VSWR <2:1)
Marker 4: 1.3282 to 1 @ 1710 MHz
Marker 5: 2.6568 to 1 @ 2500 MHz
6/30/2006
Laird warrants to the original end user customer of its products that its products are free from defects in material and workmanship. Subject to conditions and limitations Laird will, at its
option, either repair or replace any part of its products that prove defective because of improper workmanship or materials. This limited warranty is in force for the useful lifetime of the
original end product into which the Laird product is installed. Useful lifetime of the original endproduct may vary but is not to exceed five (5) years from the original date of the end product
purchase.
sales@lairdconnect.com
Any information furnished by Laird Inc. and its agents is believed to be accurate and reliable. A ll specifications are subject to change without notice. Responsibility for the use and application
support@lairdconnect.com of Laird materials rests with the end user, since Laird and its agents cannot be aware of all po tential uses. Laird makes no warranties as to the fitness,
www.lairdconnect.com merchantability or suitability of any Laird materials or products for any specific or general uses. Laird shall not be liable for incidental or consequential damages of any kind. All Laird products
are sold pursuant to the Laird Terms and Conditions of sale in effect from time to time, a copy of which will be furnished upon request.
© Copyright 2019 Laird Inc. All Rights Reserved. Laird, Laird Technologies, the Laird Logo, a nd other marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Laird Inc. or an affiliate company
thereof. Other product or service names may be the property of third parties. Nothing herein rovides a license under any Laird or any third party intellectual property rights.
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Part Number 1040109-01

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Further information to note about system configuration, maintenance, or setup.

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SL-100 LED Status

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Solid Blue Bluetooth connection enabled and operational

No Light Bluetooth connection unavailable

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Additional Parts Required P/N: 1040109-01

SL-100 SIM Card

Figure 2: Remove Screws

Figure 3: Remove Base

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SL-100 SIM Card

Figure 2: Remove Screws

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Sitelink3D Setup Requirements

Figure 5: Sitelink3D Sign In

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– Level 2: Sitelink3D Enterprise

– Level 3: Customer Administrators

– Level 4: Dealer Administrators

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Figure 6: Sitelink3D Web Portal Home Page

Depending on the assigned Sitelink3D role (Dealer Administrator, Dealer, Customer

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Sitelink3D Menus P/N: 1040109-01

Help Displays Sitelink3D help.

User Account Information Displays your account information.

Sign Out Signs the User out of the web portal.

Operations Displays the Operations page, where you can access

Figure 7: Dashboard Page

Figure 8: Project File Page

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Figure 9: Activities Page

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Figure 11: Materials Page

The Operators page enables users to define the equipment operators.

Figure 12: Operators Page Insert SIM Card

Figure 13: Fleet Management - Sites Page

Figure 14: Fleet Management - Registration Key Page

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Depending on the assigned Sitelink3D role (Dealer Administrator, Dealer, Customer

Figure 15: Register Sitelink3D Client

Figure 16: Sitelink3D Client OTR Code.

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Figure 17: View Machines

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