DEVICE INFO’
IMPORTANT: If not completed, some functions will not operate.
On APP, select ‘
device info
’ and complete all the details.
FREQUENCY OF LOCATION REPORTING
To maximize the battery life to the expected 240 days, the tracker should be set to report its
location at reasonable time intervals. The more often it reports, the battery life will incrementally
decrease. The tracker only reports when moving.
When stationary for more than 10 minutes, it enters sleep mode – turns off GPS reception and
stops reporting locations to preserve battery life. Mobile reception (GSM) is still on.
There are two ways to set the upload frequency;
1.
Send this text message
upload123456 30
(upload every 30 seconds when moving)
2. Use the APP: ‘Issue command’ – ‘Send via GPRS’ – ‘Common’ – Select ‘Upload frequency’
SLEEP MODE – AWAKE BY SHOCK
When the tracker detects no movement for at least 10 minutes, it will enter sleep mode.
GPS reception and location data upload are turned off to provide maximum battery life. Mobile
reception is still on.
The tracker will wake up either by detecting movement from its built-in shock sensor or by receiving a
text message.
NOTE: If the shock sensor doesn’t receive sufficient movement, it may not immediately wake up.
You can turn on sleep mode by APP command or this text message:
sleep123456 shock5
Sensitivity is between 1 & 9 – 1 being most sensitive
You can cancel sleep mode by APP command or this text message:
nosleep123456
TIME-ZONE
GPS time is based on GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). To get accurate reporting times, a text
command to the tracker must be sent to set the correct time zone & daylight saving.
timezone123456 10 – when no daylight saving (NSW) (12 for NZ)
timezone123456 11 – with daylight saving (NSW) (13 for NZ)
The tracker does not automatically update time – it must be done manually.
TIP: PHOTO ELECTRIC SWITCH
The LT600 has a photo electric tamper which is detailed on page 5.
It can also be used to send the ‘SOS’ alert by using it as a light sensitive trigger.
For example, in a dark enclosed area, (say in a race car trailer) leave the tracker on it’s side so
the photo cell is not covered. If someone opens the door to let light in, the tracker will send the
SOS alert - a silent alarm !