Monimoto SMART TRACKER User Manual

USER MANUAL
1. Thank You for Purchasing Monimoto!
2. Before You Start
3. How Monimoto Works
1. Ready Mode
2. Alarm Mode
3. Exit Alarm Mode
5. Getting Started
6. Where to Install Monimoto
7. Testing Monimoto
8. Battery Replacement
9. Restoring Default Parameters
10. LED indications
11. Updating Firmware
12. Technical Specifications
13. Additional Information
1.THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING MONIMOTO!
Thank You for purchasing Monimoto! We will do our best to help you secure your property. If you have any issues with Monimoto, please refer to support.monimoto.com
What’s in the box:
MONIMOTO
KEY
2 RELEASABLE ZIP TIES
Also included:
2x CR123A batteries
1x CR2032 battery
Micro-sized international SIM card with 2 months of free GSM services within EU
2. BEFORE YOU START
The device can be used with iOS 9.3 or Android 5.0 devices and all subsequent operating systems. However, your smartphone must also have Bluetooth 4.0+ (BLE) functionality, as the connection between your phone and Monimoto device utilises this technology.
This is the Monimoto device packed with GSM, GPS, Bluetooth and other smart tech inside. It also contains micro-sized SIM card and two CR123A type batteries. This unit is the brain of your smart alarm system with GPS tracking. It is intended to be placed inside your vehicle in order to track it down in case of theft.
This is a linked KEY, which is kept with the owner and works on a proximity basis. It should be kept with the owner (not anywhere inside or on the motorcycle) all the time. Monimoto KEY is not supposed to be used as a key chain and should be kept separate from your motorcycle keys – in your pocket or backpack. This will prevent you from loosing the linked KEY in case your motorcycle keys are stolen. Keep Monimoto KEY away from contact with water as it is not waterproof.
Each Monimoto device can connect up to 3 KEYs.
P.S. Pay attention to battery sides when inserting it into the KEY. Battery should be inserted PLUS side UP.
1. Insert flat screwdriver into special hole and lift
2. Two black plastic pieces should be separated
3. Remove plastic strip- battery insulator. Keyfob LED will blink
4. Firmly close cover till you click sound
Useful tips:
The maximum Bluetooth signal range between your smartphone and Monimoto unit is 100m (~330ft) in open area.
You can add up to 3 KEYs to your Monimoto using the app at any time later within Bluetooth range.
If you have more than one vehicle you can use the same KEY for all of them.
Monimoto is designed to search satellites and deliver the precise GPS location but GPS signal is usually poor inside the buildings or some other specific areas. In such cases Monimoto sends approximate location using CellLocate technology.
Each time Monimoto enters Alarm mode battery drains faster so avoid false alarms to save battery time.
3. HOW MONIMOTO WORKS
Monimoto has 2 main modes: Ready Mode and Alarm Mode.
IMPORTANT: The app uses internet connection as its primary way to communicate with the device so it’s highly recommended to keep mobile data or Wi-Fi turned ON on your Phone at all times.
Please also note that Monimoto is not a ‘real time’ device. It does not have a permanent connection with the GSM network. Only when the Alarm mode is triggered Monimoto will connect to GSM network. This method considerably saves Monimoto energy.
3.1. READY MODE
Once you go through the setup wizard and successfully configure your device – Monimoto app will start showing status “READY”. This means Monimoto is ready to detect any type of movement and notify the owner if the KEY is not around. You do not need to activate Monimoto in any other way.
RIDING A MOTORCYCLE
Monimoto also remains in Ready mode if owner has a KEY while riding the motorcycle.
3.2. ALARM MODE
When Monimoto senses any type of motion, movement or vibration it will check if KEY is around. If KEY is not found, the device will enter Alarm mode.
When in alarm mode Monimoto first calls the owner’s number. It will call twice and after that it will push notification to Monimoto app when precise location data is received from GPS or approximate location from GSM using CellLocate.
If you answer the first time Monimoto calls it will not call second time and this will result in quicker delivery of the Monimoto location data to the app. (Don’t worry, you won’t need to speak to your device and make people think you’re mad. Just hit the “answer” button and the call will end. This way Monimoto will know that you have been notified.)
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