iRZ ion connect, Руководство пользователя

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cept for “Mode 3”. Since the terminal always switches to “Mode 3” when the built-in battery charge is depleted
to a critical level.
“Deep Sleep Mode” (Mode 3).
In “Deep Sleep Mode”, the terminal disables all of its peripheral modules for maximal energy conserva-
tion. In this mode, the device is powered from the internal battery.
To automatically switch to “Mode 3”, two conditions must be met:
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external power supply must be disconnected or its voltage must be below 9 V;
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internal power voltage of built-in battery must drop to a critical level (set by the manufacturer).
The terminal cannot be switched to “Mode 3” by PW#MODE command.
It will remain in this mode until external supply is detected. The terminal periodically checks its pres-
ence. After receiving power supply with voltage over 9 V, t
he terminal “wakes up” and switches to mode previously set to it by PW#MODE command; built-in battery
will start charging up. No communication sessions are carried out in “Mode 3”.
Active mode.
In “Active mode”, the terminal performs all of its function in real time; all of its electronic peripherals are
enabled to provide complete functionality. In this mode, the device determines GPS and LBS coordinates and
transmits them to a server of web monitoring via GPRS channel.
“Active mode” is similar to “Main mode”, but has some distinctive differences. In this mode, the terminal
is fully functional for as long as internal or external power allows it. As opposed to “Main mode”, the terminal
cannot automatically switch to other power-saving modes (except for “Mode 3”).
Enable “Active mode” when continuous operation of the terminal is required or there is no need to con-
serve energy. With the exception of features listed above, list of peripheral modules, functions and energy
consumption of “Active mode” is identical to that of “Main mode”.
The only way to switch the terminal to “Active mode” is manually by PW#MODE=1 command.
If iON Connect was switched to “Mode 3” from “Active mode”, then, after external power supply over 9 V
has been connected, the device will switch to
“Active mode” and the built-in battery will start charging up.
The device is powered via OBD-II connector, which means it receives power even when the ignition is off.
It inadvisable to keep it in “Active mode” (in this mode, power-saving options are disabled), since it may lead
to depleting of the vehicle’s battery.