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ZOLEO Global Satellite Communicator User Manual
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NOTE: If a message appears when you enter the IMEI number telling you that the IMEI number
has already been registered, then someone else has already activated your ZOLEO
communicator. In this case, you can ignore the rest of the activation process.
5.3 Install the ZOLEO App
Although the ZOLEO App is not needed to send check-in messages and SOS alerts, it does
enable you to easily send app-to-app, email and SMS messages as well as retrieve weather
updates. The ZOLEO App is available for Android and Apple iOS smart devices (phones and
tablets).
1.
Search for ZOLEO in Google Play or the App Store and install the ZOLEO App.
2. Set up your app by providing details such as your name, country, and mobile number.
3. You will be sent an SMS verification code via the cellular network. You will need to enter this
code before you can continue using the app. Cellular service is required for this step.
4. Continue setting up your ZOLEO system by connecting your ZOLEO communicator to your
ZOLEO App .
5.4 Connect your ZOLEO communicator with your ZOLEO App
1. Ensure that the ZOLEO communicator is on by pressing and holding the power button for 3
seconds.
2. Position the ZOLEO communicator for the best possible satellite reception .
3. Place the smart device within 50 meters of the ZOLEO communicator and remove any
obstacles between them.
4. Open the ZOLEO App and tap the ZOLEO tab at the bottom of the screen and select the
ZOLEO IMEI that corresponds to the IMEI printed on the back of your ZOLEO
communicator.
5. Your ZOLEO communicator and ZOLEO App will be connected when the server registers a
link between your ZOLEO communicator and the connected ZOLEO App. This is done over
the satellite network and may take a few minutes.
6. When the SOS and Weather tabs appear at the bottom of the ZOLEO screen, your ZOLEO
communicator and ZOLEO App are connected and linked.
7. Before using the ZOLEO communicator, it is a good idea to test that it has been set up
correctly.