The alert button is under the cover at the bottom of the unit
Features and Facilities
Operating Modes
De-activated
When the device is deactivated, the screen will show the current battery
percentage, and will display ‘NOT ACTIVE’ on the screen.
In this mode, the Device will not transmit or receive any position reports or
messages. This is the equivalent of ‘Flight Mode’ and suitable for transport.
Activated
When turned on the device will show the Device logo on the home screen.
The display will automatically turn itself off after a pre-defined interval
(default is 20 seconds) in order to save battery power. To wake up the
screen, simply press any key.
In this mode, the Device will automatically send position reports and
messages as per its current settings.
There are several indicators on this screen:
• In/Out – how many messages are waiting to be read, or are
waiting to be sent
• Battery power (% of battery remaining)
• Status – what the tracker is currently doing
Pressing the UP or DOWN button will also display an information page,
which shows the details of the last position report and whether a GPS fix
and Iridium transmission were successful for that report.The Device has
a fully featured menu system allowing you to access and adjust a large
number of facilities and settings. The menu structure is outlined below.
Accessing the menu
To access the menu, press the OK button. The menu can only be accessed
when the device is activated. Navigate options using the up and down
buttons, and press OK to select and item.
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Hints & Tips
If you are in an alert situation,
ensure that you give your alert
the best possible chance of
sending by considering the
orientation of the device.
Ensure it has a good view of
the sky, or as good a view as
is possible in your situation.
The better the view of the
sky, the more likely it is that
your alert will be received.
