User manual TWIG LOCATOR

[. . . ] "internet") - GPRS DNS, GPRS User name, and GPRS Password (often left empty) When you have turned the TWIG device on, make sure it gets GPS position before taking it into use. Usually this means you need to go outdoors to open sky. Getting GPS position can take several minutes. Due to GPS satellite system, getting GPS position can be difficult if there has been a longer period during which the device hasn't had an active GPS connection. [. . . ] If you choose to sent SMS messages from your TWIG Web Finder account, your TWIG credits are charged accordingly. Please, visit TWIG eShop for the pricing of TWIG credits and how many credits are charged for extending the service for a TWIG device or sending a SMS message. You can buy more credits to your TWIG Web Finder account from the TWIG eShop at any time. Map coverage TWIG Web Finder street maps initially cover Western and Northern Europe, Russia, North America, Australia and South Africa. Please note that map coverage and map detail may vary from time to time and within regions and countries. Communication options In TWIG Web Finder under Device management > Edit device, you can select for each TWIG mobile between using GPRS only (default) or allowing SMS to be sent to TWIG device when GPRS connection is not open. Allow- 4 USING TWIG LOCATOR Configuring communication settings / Using the PC Configuration Tool Install Locator USB drivers from CD. Connect Locator to PC by using USB cable and open l2update. exe software. Select proper COM port and connect to Locator. On/Off Read the EEPROM values from the device. Fill in your mobile operator's communication settings (see details overleaf) under GPRS settings. Finally, save the EEPROM settings to Locator. Anchor alert Emergency Turning on, indicator lights Turn the device on by pressing the power button . As a sign of powering on, all three indicator lights turn on for a moment. Thereafter the indicator lights blink according to their status: GSM : 1 blink/sequence when having a network GPS : 1 blink/sequence, if the GPS has a valid position fix that is not older than 5 minutes Preparing device Insert SIM card and battery. Close the cover and tighten the screws with the provided hex tool. Charge the battery using the provided charger. GPS : Continuously off, if previous position is older that 5 minutes and a new position fix is not available Acquiring GPS position TWIG Locator GPS powers up directly whenever the device is powered up. Take the device outdoors to a place with clear view of the sky. You have a GPS position when GPS indicator light starts blinking. This can take several minutes. 5 Alert function By pressing the Alert button for 3 seconds you send off a message triggering an Alert notification on TWIG Web Finder screen. In case of an alert, The TWIG Locator can also dial phone numbers to establish a listen-in voice call. To activate this feature, configure the alert number(s) to be called in your TWIG device, using the provided PC Configuration Tool. Please note that the receiving party can listen to TWIG Locator, but cannot talk back. If the object/person carrying the TWIG Locator moves outside the defined region, you will receive an alert notification to your TWIG Web Finder account. The alert is forwarded to a GSM mobile as text message, and/or to an email address, if you have activated alert forwarding in your TWIG Web Finder account. Upon receiving an alert message to your mobile phone or email, you can check the location of the TWIG device in the TWIG Web Finder service. Power off To turn TWIG Locator off push the button 3 seconds, until all three indicators blink. [. . . ] In case of an alert, The TWIG Discovery Pro can also dial phone numbers to establish a voice call. To activate this feature, configure the desired alert phone number(s) in your TWIG device by using the provided TWIG Configurator PC tool. Configuring communication settings Install Twig Configurator. Fill in the mobile operator communication settings (see details overleaf). Save the file to PC and send it to phone and reboot phone. [. . . ]