Elmic GT100 User Manual
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USER MANUAL
NAME:
GPS MOTORCYCLE TRACKER
GPS + GSM + SMS / GPRS
MODEL:
GT100
Przedsiębiorstwo Handlowo Usługowe FENIKS
Cyprian Pawlaczyk
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE IT FOR USE IN THE FUTURE.
Nowa Kuźnica, 42-350 Koziegłowy
Polska - Poland
BEFORE USING THE UNIT.
REGON: 240243739
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Safety Warning & Attentions
1. Attention
2. Attention for operation of this product
3. Operation and maintenance
Product Overview - Model: GT100
1. Accessories:
2. Appearance:
3. Usage:
4. Performance parameters:
5. LED Indicators Status:
Getting Start
1. Install the SIM card
2. Install the device
3. Armed
4. Wiring configuration
5. Device wiring diagram
6. Power
Quick Operation Instructions
1. APN setting
2. DNS setting
3. Add specific number (SOS number)
4. Delete specific number
5. Set the center number
6. Delete the center number
7. Check parameter setting
8. Set GPS data upload interval
9. Corners upload (ON as default)
10.
11.
Operation of device
1. Check location
2. Wire cut-off alarm (on as default)
3. Low battery alarm (on as default)
4. Vibration alarm
5. Moving alarm
6. Oil cut-off
7. Restoring Oil
Web based tracking online activation
Trouble shooting
Warranty instructions and service
Statement
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Armtime interval
Reboot device
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GPS Motorcycle tracker
Introduction
Thank you for choosing this GPS Motorcycle Tracker. Please read this Manual carefully to fully understand its usage,
perfect functions and simple operation. This product not only provides tracking function but also provides cutting petrol or
electricity of your car to meet your requirements of monitoring comprehensively car security. The Company reserves the
right to modify this Manual from time to time without prior notice. Before using this product, please read these Attentions
carefully to ensure safe and proper operation of this product.
Safety Warning & Attentions
1. Attention
• Do not place this product on an uneven or unstable table-board to prevent failure or damage caused by falling.
• Only the battery designated by the Company can be used on this product. Application of other products may lead to
leakage, overheating, blowout and fire of the battery.
• Do not crash, vibrate, or throw device in order to avoid failure and fire.
• Do not use this product in a place with flammable and explosive gas; otherwise, product failure and fire may be
caused.
• Do not place this product in a place with high temperature, high humidity or large amount of dust; otherwise,
product failure may be caused.
2. Attention for operation of this product
• Do not dismantle or remodel this product, otherwise, damage, creepage and electrical fault may be caused to this
product.
• Place tiny metal objects such as drawing pin at a place far away from the speaker. As the speaker has magnetic
property while working, it will attract these tiny metal objects, which may lead to personal injuries or damage of the
speaker.
3. Operation and maintenance
• Please keep this product dry, as rainwater, moisture, humidity and liquids or moisture content may contain mineral
matters that erode the circuit.
• Do not keep this product in any place with high temperature. As high temperature may shorten the lifespan
of electronic device, damage the battery and cause deformation or melting of certain plastic parts and components.
• Do not keep this product in any place with low temperature. As when being moved from a place with low
temperature to a place with normal temperature, it may generate humidity inside, which may cause damage of circuit
board.
• Do not attempt to dismantle this product. As improper handling by nonprofessional personnel may cause damage of
the device.
• Do not toss, knock or shake this product, as tough operation mode may damage the motherboard inside the device.
• If this product is made wet by mistake, shut it down, remove the battery, and restart the product after confirming
it complete dry after 24 hours.
• Use clean and dry soft cloth to clean the lens, infrared lamp and light sensor.
Warning: improper operation will void warranty!
Product Overview - Model: GT100
1. Accessories:
Device
Power cord
Relay
User Manual
Please make sure that all accessories are complete. Pictures are for indication and illustration purposes only.
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2. Appearance:
3. Usage:
• for motorcycles
• for scooters
• for other vehicles
4. Performance parameters:
Serial Specifications Technical parameters
1 Dimension 87(L) x 59(W) x 19(H) mm
2 Weight 96g
3 Backup Battery 800mAh / 3.7V
4 Operation Temperature -25℃-60℃
5 Humidity 5% - 95%
6 Standby Time hours
7 GSM Frequencies 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
8 GPRS Class 12
9 GPS Channel 20
10 GPS Sensitivity -165dBm
11 Acquisition Sensitivity -148dBm
12 Position Accuracy 10m
13
TTFF (Open Sky)
14 GSM/GPS Antenna Built-in design
15 LED Indicator GSM-green, GPS-blue, Power-red
16 Data Transmit TCP, SMS
17 Geo-fence View any existing Geo-fence in the map
18 Low Power Alarm Alarm when backup battery is running out
19 Remote Control Cut off petrol/electricity
Cold Start ＜38s / Warm Start＜15s / Hot Start＜2s
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