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2 Settings
2.1 General
Set connection intervals
Yepzon ONE 2.0 has two basic modes: Awake and Sleeping. Yepzon has an
acceleration sensor. When the device stops registering movement for 20 minutes,
it will go into Sleep Mode in order to save battery life.
Connection intervals determine how frequently the Yepzon will connect to the server
in each mode and how quickly you get the accurate location (see 3.1 Locate
accurately).
The connection intervals affect battery life. The longer the connection intervals, the
longer the battery life.
Example: Paul is going to park his car for a month, and he is worried about thieves.
He hides the Yepzon under the hat shelf of the car and sets the connection interval
in the Awake mode to 10 minutes and in the Sleeping mode to 12 hours. During the
week, he occasionally checks the Yepzon’s status on his phone. Paul finds out that
the Yepzon had entered Sleeping mode and remained there, meaning that his car
has not been moved. The battery will easily last for the entire month.
Manage access rights
Add and allow more users to locate and manage the Yepzon tracker. There is no
upper limit to how many users can follow one Yepzon tracker.
Note: All users will have full access.
2.2 Notifications
Edit notifications
Yepzon can be set to send notifications for specific situations, such as when Yepzon
starts moving after a period of stillness. By selecting Edit notifications you can check
the boxes for the events you want to be notified of.
2.3 Service
Data tank
Yepzon tracker has a built-in SIM card and it uses mobile data to transfer positioning
information to the mobile app. Your tracker includes 1 month of unlimited usage,
after which you can easily purchase more via Yepzon App or yepzon.com/shop.
