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GSM Tracker SIT1002 USER Manual

1. Product Image

2. Installation Manual

2.1 SIM Card Pre-installation, specification note.

a. GSM NANO Sim Only.

b. SIM card should have GPRS function enabled.

c. SMS request will function only if Caller ID function is enabled.

2.2 SIM Card Installations and Removal

a. Open the Sim cover at the back of the device, with the provided screw driver.

b. Insert SIM card into the SIM slot, metal face down.

c. Press and hold the power button until the blue light under the power button is on.

It will be flashing when detecting signal, and then turns to steadily on for few

seconds, and then turns off.

d. Call the device SIM number and it is supposed to get through without answer. (if you are

using a data sim which is not supporting call function, ignore this step.)

e. Close the cover with screw driver.

3. Button Operation

3.1 Button Operation for GPS function

We strongly recommend you to charge the product before using it the first time.

And please be sure SIM is inserted correctly before power on.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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GSM Tracker SIT1002 USER Manual 1. Product Image 2. Installation Manual 2.1 SIM Card Pre-installation, specification note. a. GSM NANO Sim Only. b. SIM card should have GPRS function enabled. c. SMS request will function only if Caller ID function is enabled. 2.2 SIM Card Installations and Removal a. Open the Sim cover at the back of the device, with the provided screw driver. b. Insert SIM card into the SIM slot, metal face down. c.
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a. Power On: Press and hold the power button until the blue light is on. It will keep flashing while detecting GSM signal, and turns to steadily on for few seconds and then turns off. b. Power Off: Send command *poweroff* when the SIM is inserted. If there is no SIM inserted, press and hold button until the blue light off. c. Panic Button:Press and hold power button for 3 seconds to generate a SOS call alert to the preset emergency number. No indicating light will be on. d.
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you choose to turn on the multi controller function and open the device to any cell phone number 4.3 Changing the Password: SMS: *password*654321* (654321 refers to new password) You will receive the following text: "Notice: The password change is successful for +1XXXXXXXXXX. The new password is 654321.” Note: Changing password command has to be sent from master controller number. 5.
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And this function is suitable for smart phone user only. 7. Status query SMS: *status* System Health and status check. Returns text message indicating various system diagnostics 8. Multi Controller This allows any SMS enabled cell device to query the unit for location, status, etc. SMS: *multiquery* “Notice: Multi query feature enabled.” SMS: *multiqueryoff* The unit will now only respond to the Master controller. Device Response: to the Master Controller: “ Notice: Multi query feature disabled.” 9.
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SMS:*lowbat*alert cellphone number*Note: Please make sure country code is included in the cellphone number. Example *lowbat*+319876543210* 13.Device Information SMS: *about* You will receive a text message include software edition information and device’s serial number. 14. Command Setting List Function Command Description APN Setting *apn*AXXX*BXXX*CXXX* This command sets the telecom Access Point Name. BXXX refers to user name, CXXX refers to password.
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Function Status query Command Description *status* Check system status *multiquery* Enable multi controller function *multiqueryoff* End multi controller function Device Information *about* Software edition information and device’s serial number. Reboot 88888888 Reboot the system, previous settings will NOT be cleared. Master Query 999999 Registered master number information, password and device’s serial number.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.