DCT e-track, Руководство пользователя

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2.2. TURNING THE UNIT ON/OFF
On the fourth scenario the unit will not power ON until a SIM card
is inserted or the USB charger is connected.
Depending on how discharged the battery is, pressing the button
on the
fifth scenario may result in no-LEDs activity or in
GPS
and
network
LEDs blinking (while
system
is OFF) for about a minute
and finally staying OFF again. Both effects reflect the same situ-
ation: Battery out-of-charge. Plug in the USB-charger and wait a
few minutes for the
system
LED to stay SOLID. Depending on the
battery state, on the worst scenario this could take up 10 minutes.
On the initial battery-charge process you will see
GPS
and
network
LEDs blinking while the
system
LED is OFF, this is not a normal
Status state but a Diagnostic state that should not last more than
10 minutes. The unit is not functional in this Diagnostic state.
2.2 Turning the unit ON/OFF
The unit is turned OFF by holding the button until a long beep is
heard. The unit can be turned ON by the following situations:
•
A button press.
• Magnetic-proximity switch state change.
•
Connecting the USB charger.
• A user-set timed power ON.
Two-beeps after turning the unit ON indicate that the unit has ini-
tialized and it is ready to work.
A timed power ON can be set by the user with the Assisted or Manual
configurations.
2.3 Communicating with the unit
e-track
TM
’s mini-USB port is used to configure the unit and it is also
the main power source to charge the battery and/or to have the unit
run with a permanent external power source (like on a permanent
vehicle installation).
There are two software tools used to configure the unit. Use these
tools according to the configuration method:
•
For Assisted Configuration use e-track Configuration Assistant
software.
•
For Manual Configuration use TAIP Downloader software or
any COM port terminal software like Windows’ Hyperterminal.
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