GlobalSat WorldCom TR203 GPS Tracker User Manual TR 203 Personal Tracker

GlobalSat WorldCom Corporation GPS Tracker TR 203 Personal Tracker

User guide

       TR-203 Personal Tracker User Manual       Version: 0.1
 1Reminders for Users  Power Supply Usage y  TR-203 is not fully charged while it is shipped from factory. Before using TR-203 for the first time, please charge it by connecting to AC power adapter under the power-off condition. Safety Precaution y  TR-203 contains a Li-ion battery. The battery is completely fixed with TR-203. There is a risk of fire and burns if the device is handled improperly. Do not disassemble, crush, and puncture, externally short contracts or circuits, dispose of in fire or water. y  Do not use TR-203 that appears damaged, deformed, overheats, or emits a foul odor. y  Do not place TR-203 where the temperature may exceed 55℃ (131℉) y  Only use original manufactured power charger
CONTENT 1. Introduction...............................................................................................................4 1.1 Delicate Appearance.........................................................................................................4 1.2 LED Indicator.......................................................................................................................5 1.3 Accessories...........................................................................................................................6 2 TR-203 Operation........................................................................................................7 2.1 Charge the device .............................................................................................................7 2.2 Install SIM card..................................................................................................................7 2.3 Turn on/off the device......................................................................................................8 2.4 Use the carry bag..............................................................................................................8 3 TR Management Center 203 Setting ..........................................................................10 3.1 The computer system requirements of the TR Management Center 203 program:..................................................................................................................................... 10 3.2 The network requirements of the TR Management Center 203 program:10 3.3 Copyrights and Example Information...................................................................... 13 3.4 Install TR Management Center 203..........................................................................14 3.5 TR Management Center 203 Screen Introduction..............................................17 3.5.1 Tracker and Main Tool Bar................................................................................ 18 3.5.2 Query Tool ..............................................................................................................19 3.5.3 Data Output Area.................................................................................................20 3.6 Skype Setup ......................................................................................................................20 4 TR Management Center 203 Operation......................................................................24 4.1 TR Management Center Basic Setup........................................................................ 24 4.2 Tracker Management......................................................................................................24 4.2.1 Set up TR-203.......................................................................................................25 4.2.2 Tracker Management..........................................................................................30 4.2.3 Deleting a TR-203 tracker................................................................................31 4.2.4 Editing a TR-203 tracker...................................................................................33 4.3 Tracker Group Management........................................................................................35 4.3.1 Add a Group...........................................................................................................35 4.3.2 Edit Group...............................................................................................................36 4.3.3 Rename Group......................................................................................................37 4.3.4 Delete Group.........................................................................................................39 4.4 Instruction of using TR Management Center........................................................41 4.4.1 Ping TR-203 ...........................................................................................................41 4.4.2 TR-203 Periodic Report......................................................................................43 4.4.3 TR-203 Motion Report........................................................................................ 46 4.4.4 TR-203 Parking Mode.........................................................................................48  2
4.4.5 TR-203 Sleep Mode.............................................................................................50 4.4.6 TR-203 Voice Monitor.........................................................................................52 4.4.7 Turn off TR-203.....................................................................................................53 4.4.8 Comparison between parking mode, motion mode, sleeping mode, and standby mode .......................................................................................................... 54 4.5 TR Management Center Data Query........................................................................ 55 4.5.1 Look up for history data.................................................................................... 55 4.5.2 Export the data into KML format...................................................................58 4.5.3 Delete the history data in the database.....................................................59 4.6 Update TR-203’s Firmware........................................................................................... 61 Appendix......................................................................................................................63  3
 1. Introduction TR-203 is a personal tracking device with fast acquisition time. It is compact, portable and stylish in design with GPS / GSM / GPRS wireless network. User can easily remotely configure TR-203, and then displays the location by specific map software. Plus voice monitoring function, this is simply your best choice for remote tracking.    1 23457 8 6 1.1 Delicate Appearance                  1  SIM card holder 2 SOS button 3  Power status LED 4 GSM LED 5 GPS LED 6 Reset key 7 Power Key 8  Mini USB port        4
1.2 LED Indicator 1. Status LED:  LED Orange  Red State  TR-203 is connected to Charger or USB cable  Battery power is low  2. GSM LED: LED  Blink Quickly (Once per second)   Blink Slowly (Once every 3 seconds) State  No SIM card inserted TR-203 is searching GSM network   SIM card is registering to GSM network Standby Mode  3. GPS LED:  LED  Blink Quickly (Once per second)   Blink Slowly (Once every 3 seconds) State  TR-203 does not get GPS fix  TR-203 gets GPS fix                     5
1.3 Accessories                  TR-203                                      AC charger                    USB cable                                       CD Utility  Carry Bag  6
 2 TR-203 Operation 2.1 Charge the device  Before using TR-203 for the first time, please fully charge it by connecting AC power adapter under the power-off condition. You can also charge TR-203 by connecting it to PC or Notebook via USB cable. (The power of PC or of notebook should be turned on.) The status LED will turn orange when the device is being charged. When the device is fully charged, status LED will be off  2.2 Install SIM card  With the metal contacts facedown and the notch on the SIM card left side, insert the SIM card into the SIM holder.   You could take out the SIM card by lightly press the SIM card with your nail. Note: Before installing or taking out SIM card, please power off TR-203.  7
 2.3 Turn on/off the device              You could turn on the device by pressing the power button.   You could turn off the device by pressing the power button TR-203 will vibrate when it is turned on or turned off.   2.4 Use the carry bag    For human use, you could wear the carry bag on the belt like the picture above.   8
  For pet use, you could wear the carry bag like the picture above.    After putting TR-203 in the carry bag, you could take out it by pressing on the bottom of the bag and pushing outward TR-203 according to the direction on the picture.  9
 3 TR Management Center 203 Setting TR Management Center 203 is the PC application software for user to set up, manage, and send commands to TR-203. With TR Management Center 203, you can easily set up, ping, and ask TR-203 make periodic report, etc.    3.1 The computer system requirements of the TR Management Center 203 program: 1.  The computer must be equipped with at least an Intel Pentium IV or equivalent AMD CPU, 256MB of RAM and a network card.     2.  Supports the following operating systems: Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003 or Windows Vista. The graphics card must support at least 256 colors and a resolution of 800x600 or higher.   3.  Skype must be version 3.6 or higher. The latest version can be downloaded from www.Skype.com.   3.2 The network requirements of the TR Management Center 203 program:  1.)  STATIC IP   If your internet provider is configured to use a static IP, then you are all set and can go on to #2.    If your internet provider uses a DHCP Client, PPPoE, or PPTP, you will need to get a static IP.    This can be easily accomplished by visiting the following website: www.dyndns.com. They provide a free service that routes your computer to a static IP address.   First you will need to create an account and then download the necessary software.        2.) ROUTER CONFIGURATION   If you are using a router, it must be configured to allow the TR-203 to connect to your PC.   Please contact your router’s manufacturer or download your models user manual to find out how you can configure these settings for your particular model: Look for Dynamic DNS Provider:    Here is where you can input the information relating to your static IP obtained from Dyndns (Optional) Firewall:    Must be set up to allow incoming traffic. Virtual DMZ:    Here you input the static IP of the computer running the TR Management  10
Center 203. Custom Service Filter:    Here you open a TCP Port for the Call Center. Here are some screenshots of these settings using a Netgear Router.  Input Dynamic DNS Provider                           Open Inbound Traffic       11
Create TCP port for TR Management Center 203             Input IP of computer with TR Management Center 203            NOTE: Not all router configurations are the same.    These screenshots are just an example of the settings that need to be configured in your router.  Popular Router Manufacturers and Links Linksys - http://www.linksys.com  Belkin – http://www.belkin.com/support/browse/?lid=en  D-link – http://support.dlink.com/downloads/  TRENDnet – http://trendnet.com/support/  Netgear - http://kbserver.netgear.com/downloads_support.asp  US Robotics - http://www.usr.com/support/s-main-menu.asp       12
3.) FIREWALL   If you have a firewall on your computer, you will need to allow access to your computer by opening the same TCP port that you configured in your router setup.     For Windows XP: a.) Go to Control Panel > Windows Firewall. b.) Under Exceptions tab, select “Add Program”.    If you don’t see the TR Management Center listed, browse for it. c.) Next, go to “Add Port”.    Input a name and TCP port.  4.) GPRS SETTINGS  GPRS settings can be obtained from the carrier of the SIM you are using in your TR-203.   Your SIM carrier can provide you with the APN, user name and password, and DNS addresses. Your carrier may use all these settings, or just one or two in which the remaining should remain blank. You can also find this information for many popular carriers at Appendix 3.3 Copyrights and Example Information  The copyright on all software and hardware mentioned in this manual belong to their respective owners.   1.  The copyright of Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003 and Windows Vista belong to the Microsoft Corporation.   2.  The copyright of the Skype program belongs to Skype Technologies S.A.   3.  The copyright of Google Map belongs to Google Inc.  4.  The copyright of Intel Pentium belongs to the Intel Corporation.   5.  The copyright of AMD belongs to Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All text and telephone numbers mentioned in this manual are used as an example only. We apologize in advance for any coincidences.   Any copyrights not mentioned in this manual belong to their respective owners.  13
 3.4 Install TR Management Center 203 You could find the TR Management Center 203 Program in the Product CD. Please install TR Management Center 203 by the steps below. Step 1: Please insert the product CD in the CD ROM of the PC. AutoRun installation window will be brought up as the screenshot    Step 2: Please click “Install PC software” to install TR Management Center 203 The “Install Shield Wizard” window will be shown as below.  14
 Step 3: Please click “Next” button.   Step4: Please click “Install” button.  15
 Step 5: Please wait while Install Shield Wizard install TR Management Center 203.  Step 6: Please click “Finish” button. The shortcut icon of TR Management Center 203    will be built on the desktop of PC. You could start TR Management Center 203 by clicking the icon or select Start Æ Programs Æ Giscape Æ TR Management Center 203 Æ Launch TR Management Center 203  16
 3.5 TR Management Center 203 Screen Introduction     Menu  Google Map     Main Tool  Data Output Area You can click Query Tool to display Query Tool There are five parts of TR Management Center Screen as below. z Menu:    The basic menu options z Main Tools:    Shows the trackers' connection status, Network service status   z Query Tool:    Used for searching history data and finding coordinates z Data Output Area:  Shows the tracker login status, received network data and query results z Google Map:    Shows the Google Map The detailed description of each part is as following.  17
 3.5.1 Tracker and Main Tool Bar   Main tool is for managing trackers and showing the server status  Buttons for adding and managing trackers Trackers List  Command Status  Network Service Status             18
3.5.2 Query Tool   Query tool is for looking up for the history data and coordinate.    Find history dataData Tool buttons Find Result Tool Coordinate Location Tool    19
 3.5.3 Data Output Area Data output area is for displaying the last position, history data, network logs, command logs.   y Last Position: Shows each of the last position data sent from all the TR-203 trackers on tracker list.   y History Data: Shows all the position data sent from all the TR-203 trackers on tracker list. If you turned off the TR Management Center 203, all the history data will be deleted. You could look for the data by Query Tool. y Network Logs: Shows the data logs that TR-203 sent to TR Management Center 203 y Command Logs: Show the command logs that TR Management Center sent to TR-203   3.6 Skype Setup  In stead of sending SMS to trackers by mobile phones, TR Management Center 203 sends SMS to trackers by Skype. You can not only send SMS to trackers for asking report by Skype, but send SMS to set the parameters of TR-203’s function. In order to send SMS by Skype, please complete the following steps to activate the SMS function of Skype.  Step 1: Install Skype Software You can download Skype from www.skype.com or the website of the local Skype distributor. Please refer to the instruction of Skype to install the software.  Note: The pictures and instructions provided in this manual are based on Skype version 3.6.1.xxx. If they do not match the version of Skype you are currently using, please download and upgrade to the latest version from the Skype website.  Step 2: Please create a user account.    20
   Once you have created an account, you can login and use Skype's basic functions.    Step 3: Buy Skype credit   Step 4:  When you launch the TR Management Center 203 program, the following security verification pop-up window will appear in the lower right corner of the screen asking you to allow the TR Management Center to use Skype functions.     21
 Click the blue text to request Skype access.   Select "Allow this program to use Skype"  If you accidentally select "Do not allow this program to use Skype", please change this from within the Skype program at "Options -> "Advanced"   Note:  The exact procedure may vary from the version of Skype. Please refer to the Skype manual for more information.         22
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 4 TR Management Center 203 Operation 4.1 TR Management Center Basic Setup Before operating the TR Management Center, please set the operation parameters of the TR Management Center 203 in the Basic Setup. It will make the afterward operation work properly.  Basic Setup   Basic Setup Interface Please set the communication port for connecting network for the first time of using TR Management Center 203. Please check “Auto Start Skype." Please click OK button.  4.2 Tracker Management    TR Management Center 203 can track and manage up to 5 trackers. You have to set the parameters of TR-203 while adding a set of TR-203 in the TR Management Center.   The tracker’s information and parameters must be properly configured before using other functions of TR Management Center 203. Then your tracker can correctly send report back to the TR Management Center 203and that the program can correctly display the tracker's current location on the map.      24
4.2.1 Set up TR-203 You can remotely set the parameters of TR-203 by TR Management Center 203.    Step 1: Add your TR-203 in the Tracker list by clicking the Add button.  You will see the window below.  Select country code by clicking this button  Step 2: Please enter the information of the TR-203 in the fields. Tracker name  Give a name to TR-203 by entering the name here Tracker phone number The phone number of the SIM card in this TR-203. Select the country/area code by clicking the button beside the field. Tracker IMEI code  IMEI code of TR-203. You can find IMEI code on the back cover of TR-203  25
Group   Select the group which TR-203 will be classified to   Display icon  Select an icon for TR-203 to be shown on the map  Step 3: Please click “First Configuration” button.   You will see the window below.   Step 4: Please enter the field on the window. Server IP  The fixed IP or Domain Name for the computer running the TR Management Center 203 TCP Port  Set the communication port for connecting network. Default is 5000. APN  The APN depends on the SIM card for the telecommunication service provider used by your TR-203 (The list below is for service providers in Taiwan. Please refer to the Appendix for your APN.) User Name   Password Contact your GSM/GPRS network service provider   Step 5: Please click “Send” button.  Step 6: Please click “Remote Configuration” button.   You will see the window below. There are 3 tags on the window. You could click the tag to set the parameters.  26
  Step 7: Please set the parameters of Basic Setting.  Time Zone  Select your local time zone Default report mode TR-203 will automatically go into the "Default report mode" when it is powered on. There are 3 report modes: Periodic mode Motion mode Standby mode Motion Sensor Sensitivity The number of vibration which activates TR-203 to send alarm report under parking mode, sleeping mode and moving report under motion mode. The value range is 1~30. The larger the number is, the less sensitive the device is. Low Battery Alarm Report Media Choose device to send out low battery alarm report to mobile phone or to TR Management Center 203 or to both of the two.         27
Step 8: Please set the parameters of Security Setting.   SOS Alarm Report Media  Choose TR-203 to send SOS alarm report to mobile phone or TR Management Center 203(TRMC203) or to   Report Interval  Set the interval between sending 2 SOS alarm report Number of mobile phone reports Select how many SOS alarm report TR-203 will send to mobile phone Number of TRMC203 reports Select TR-203 to send SOS alarm report to TR Management Center 203 once or continuously SMS report for SOS alarm Phone number 1~3  Set the 3 phone numbers for receiving SOS alarm report while the Report Media is Mobile Phone or Mobile Phone + TRMC203 Note: Phone number 1 will also be the phone number for receiving the phone call of voice monitor       28
Step 9: Please set the parameters of Communication.   Server IP address or Domain name The fixed IP or Domain Name for the computer running the TR Management Center 203 Port  Set the communication port for connecting network. Default is 5000. User Name User Password The 2 value depend on the SIM card for the telecommunication service provider used by your TR-203 APN  The APN depends on the SIM card for the telecommunication service provider used by your TR-203 (Please refer to the Appendix for your APN.) DNS1 DNS2    Step 10: Please click OK.   29
 4.2.2 Tracker Management Tracker Management is used to manage registered or previously configured trackers. In Tracker Management, you can edit or delete trackers.   You can find Tracker Management from the Menu "Management" Æ "Tracker Management". Or you can click the Manage button.  The Tracker Management option under Management in Menu  Manage button under Trackers List  Tracker Management interface  30
4.2.3 Deleting a TR-203 tracker There are two ways for deleting TR-203 trackers in the TR Management Center 203  1. Select "Management" Æ "Tracker Management" from menu bar. Choose the TR-203 you want to delete, and then click on the "Delete" button.     2. The other way of deleting TR-203 tracker is selecting a tracker from the Trackers List and right clicking the mouse button to bring the tracker menu. Now click on Delete Tracker to delete the selected tracker.    Method 2 for deleting a tracker   31
 A confirmation window will appear when deleting a tracker Note:    Deleting a tracker does not actually delete its history data from the database. To delete all history data, please use the editing features in Microsoft Access.     32
 4.2.4 Editing a TR-203 tracker If you want to change the information of TR-203 tracker, you can edit the information by “Edit tracker” There are two ways of bring up “Edit tracker” 1. Click “Management” Æ “Tracker Management” from menu.  Double click a tracker, and then the window of “Edit tracker” will be brought up.  The other way of bringing “Edit tracker” is selecting a tracker from the Trackers List and right clicking the mouse button to bring the tracker menu. Click on Edit Tracker   33
 Edit Tracker window  After editing the information, click Save to save the setting.      34
 4.3 Tracker Group Management   You could classify trackers to different groups for convenient tracker management.  4.3.1 Add a Group You could add a group from the Menu "Management" Æ "Add Group".  The window of Add Group will be brought up.  Please enter the name of the new group in the field of “Input new group name” Please click Add button. The new group will be listed on the Trackers List.  35
4.3.2 Edit Group You could change the trackers to different group from the Menu "Management" Æ "Edit Group"  The window of Edit Group will be brought up.   Please select the group that you want to add trackers. And then please click Modify button. Then you could add trackers to this group in the window below.  36
 Please select the trackers for adding them in this group. Please click the Edit button.  4.3.3 Rename Group You could change the name of the tracker group from menu “Management” Æ “Rename Group”   The window of Rename Group will be brought up.     37
 Please select the group you want to change name. And then click Modify button.  Please enter the new name in the field of New Group Name. Please click OK.  38
 4.3.4 Delete Group You could delete group from “Management” Æ “Delete Group”  The window of Rename Group will be brought up.   Please select the group you want to delete and then click Delete button.  You will see the window below.  39
 Please click Yes button to delete the group. The trackers under this group will be classified to “Other” group.  40
 4.4 Instruction of using TR Management Center  4.4.1 Ping TR-203 You could ping TR-203 by TR Management Center 203. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  Step 2: Please select Ping. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK. TR-203 will send its location to TR Management Center 203 like the screenshot below.   41
 You could check the tracker to display its location on the map by the icon      42
 4.4.2 TR-203 Periodic Report You could make TR-203 periodically send its location to TR Management Center 203. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.   Step 2: Please select Periodic Report. You will see the window below.   Step 3: Please set the Report Interval. And then click OK. TR-203 will send its location to TR Management Center like the screen below.  43
 You could check the tracker to display its location on the map by the icon     You could make TR-203 exit from Periodic Report by making it enter standby mode. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  44
 Step 2: Please select Standby. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK button. TR-203 will exit from Periodic Report Mode.  45
 4.4.3 TR-203 Motion Report Motion mode is for user to get the continual location report when the vehicle installed with TR-203 is moving. In addition to the continual location report, TR-203 will also send regular location report when the vehicle installed with TR-203 is not moving. You could make TR-203 enter motion mode by the steps below.  Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  Step 2: Please select Motion Report. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please set the Report Interval in Static State and the Report Interval in Moving State. And then please click OK.  You could make TR-203 exit from Motion Report by making it enter standby mode. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  46
 Step 2: Please select Standby. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK button. TR-203 will exit from Motion Report Mode.  47
 4.4.4 TR-203 Parking Mode Park mode is for user to make TR-203 send alarm location report when the vehicle installed with TR-203 is moved. In addition to the alarm location report, TR-203 will also send regular location report when the vehicle installed with TR-203 is parked.   You could make TR-203 enter parking mode by the steps below.  Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.   Step 2: Please select Parking. You will see the window below.   Alert state is when TR-203 is static. Alarm state is when TR-203 is moving. Step 3: Please set the Report Interval in Alert state and the Report Interval in Alarm state. And then please click OK button.  48
You could make TR-203 exit from Parking Mode by making it enter standby mode. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  Step 2: Please select Standby. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK button. TR-203 will exit from Parking Mode.  49
 4.4.5 TR-203 Sleep Mode In order to save the power of TR-203, you could make TR-203 enter sleeping mode. When TR-203 is under sleeping mode, its GSM module and GPS module will be turned off, the motion sensor will be turned on. TR-203 will also regularly send report to TR Management Center 203 according to the Report Interval in Alert State. When TR-203 senses vibration, it will send alarm report to TR Management Center 203 according to the Report Interval in Alarm State. You could make TR-203 enter parking mode by the steps below.  Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.   Step 2: Please select Sleeping. You will see the window below.    50
Alert state is when TR-203 is static. Alarm state is when TR-203 is moving. Step 3: Please set the Report Interval in Alert state and the Report Interval in Alarm state. And then please click OK button. You could make TR-203 exit from Sleeping Mode by making it enter standby mode. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.  Step 2: Please select Standby. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK button. TR-203 will exit from Sleeping Mode.  51
 4.4.6 TR-203 Voice Monitor You could send a command to TR-203 to make it call the phone number you set for SOS alarm phone number 1. Then you could listen to the sounds around TR-203 from SOS phone number 1. You could make TR-203 start voice monitor by the steps below.  Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.   Step 2: Please select Voice Monitor. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Click OK button. TR-203 will call the SOS phone number 1.   You could stop voice monitor by hanging up the phone call.       52
 4.4.7 Turn off TR-203 You could remotely turn off TR-203 by TR Management Center 203. Below please find the steps. Step 1: Please right click on the TR-203.   Step 2: Please select Turn OFF. You will see the window below.  Step 3: Please click OK button. TR-203 will be turned off. If you would like to turn on TR-203, please press the power key on the device.         53
 4.4.8 Comparison between parking mode, motion mode, sleeping mode, and standby mode  Function/Mode  Standby mode  Motion mode  Parking mode  Sleeping mode    Static Moving Alert Alarm Alert Alarm GPS  Off  Off On Off On Off On GSM  On  On On On  On  Off  On Motion sensor  Off  On On On On On On   54
 4.5 TR Management Center Data Query   All the data sent from TR-203 will be stored in the database of TR Management center 203. You can make this data show on Google map or export them into KML format.  4.5.1 Look up for history data You can look up for the history data that TR-203 sent to TR Management center 203 by Query Tool.  "Query Tool"  Item  Description Tracker  Select the tracker whose history data you’d like to look up forType  To look up for the data according to the time of Tracker’s timer (Tracker Time) or the receiving time of the PC (Local Time)  55
Start time  The start time of the period of looking up the history data End Time  The end time of the period of looking up the history data Find  Start to look up for the data Export  Export the data into KML format Delete  Delete query results Total records  Display the quantity of the history data between the Start time and End time Page number   Display the page of the history data (Each page has 200 records) Prev Page  Go to the previous page Next Page  Go to the next page  After specifying all the queried conditions, click the Find button and the query results will be shown on the Data Output Area.  Query Result list  The results will also be shown on the Google Map. Please click the History Query tag on top of the Google Map to show the results.  56
 Query results displayed on the Google Map  57
If you select a piece of result under the Data Output Area, its location and corresponding details will be shown on the Google Map.      If you click on one of the tracker icon on the Google map, the selected tracker’s data under Data Output Area will be highlighted.  4.5.2 Export the data into KML format You can export the queried data into KML format for others to show the data on the Google map or Google earth.  Step 1: Please refer to 4.5.1 to look up for the history data. Step 2: Please click the Export button on the Query Tool. And then enter a name for the exported data in the field of File name.  58
 Enter a name for the exported KML file  4.5.3 Delete the history data in the database You can delete the history data in the database. Step 1: Select the name of the tracker and time interval whose data you’d like to delete.     59
 Step 2: Click the Delete button.  60
 4.6 Update TR-203’s Firmware    You can update TR-203’s firmware by the TR Management Center 203. Step 1: Please connect TR-203 and PC by the USB cable.  Step 2: Please press Power button and pin the reset key at the same time.  Step 3: Please release Reset key and then release Power button.  Step 4: Please run the “TR Management Center 203” program.  Step 5: Please select Management Æ Update TR-203 Firmware  The window of Update TR-203 Firmware will be brought up.   61
Step 5: Please click Scan to scan the COM port.  Step 6: Please click OK button.  Step 7: Please click Select and locate the firmware file, once found click Open.   Step 8: Please click Update to update TR-203’s firmware.          62
Appendix Country  Network  APN  User Name  Password Albania Vodafone  Twa  guest  guest Argentina CTI  internet.ctimovil.com.ar  guest  guest Argentina Movistar  internet.gprs.unifon.com.ar internet.unifon wap wap Argentina Personal  gprs.personal.com  [mobile number] adgj Australia Optus  internet  guest  guest Australia Telstra  telstra.internet  guest  guest Australia Telstra (data bundles) telstra.datapack [blank] Telstra Australia Telstra (pay by time) telstra.pcpack [blank] Telstra Australia Three  3netaccess  a  a Australia Vodafone  vfinternet.au  guest  guest Austria Drei  drei.at  guest  guest Austria Max Online  gprsinternet  GPRS  [blank] Austria Max Online (Business) business.gprsinternet GPRS  [blank] Austria Max Online (Metro) gprsmetro GPRS [blank] Austria Mobilkom A1  a1.net  ppp@a1plus.at ppp Austria OneNet  web.one.at  web  web Austria tele.ring  web  web@telering.at web Azerbaijan Azercell  internet  guest  guest Bangladesh Grameen Phone  gpinternet [blank] [blank]  63
Belarus VELCOM  web.velcom.by unlim.velcom.by web unlim web unlim Belgium Mobistar (personal) internet.be mobistar mobistar Belgium Mobistar (business) web.pro.be mobistar mobistar Belgium Orange  orangeinternet  guest  guest Belgium Proximus (Internet) internet.proximus.be guest  guest Belgium Proximus (intranet) intraprox.be guest guest Botswana Mascom Wireless  internet.mascom  guest  guest Brazil Claro  claro.com.br  claro  claro Brazil Oi  gprs.oi.com.br  guest  guest Brazil Oi (WAP)  wapgprs.oi.com.br  oiwap  oioioi Brazil TIM  tim.br  tim  tim Brazil Velox  wap.telcel.com  iesgprs  iesgprs2002 Bulgaria GloBul  internet.globul.bg  globul  [none] Bulgaria M-Tel  mms-gprs.mtel.bg  mtel  mtel Cameroon MTN Cameroon  INTERNET guest guest Canada KORE Wireless apn.zerogravitywireless.com [blank] [blank] Canada Microcell (Fido) internet.fido.ca fido fido Canada Rogers AT&T  internet.com wapuser1 wap Chile Entel PCS  imovil.entelpcs.cl  entelpcs entelpcs Chile Telefonica Movil web.tmovil.cl web web China China Mobile  cmnet  guest  guest  64
China China Unicom  [none]  guest  guest Croatia T-Mobile  web.htgpr  38591  38591 Croatia VIPNET START  gprs0.vipnet.hr  38591  38591 Croatia VIPNET PRO  gprs5.vipnet.hr  38591  38591 Croatia VIPNET 3G  3g.vip.hr  38591  38591 Colombia Movistar  internet.movistar.com.co  movistar  movistar Congo Vodacom  vodanet  vodalive  [blank] Costa Rica  IceCelular  icecelular guest guest Czech Republic Cesky Mobil (contract) internet guest guest Czech Republic Cesky Mobil (CM Prepay) cinternet guest guest Czech Republic Telefonica (contract) internet guest guest Czech Republic Telefonica (Go) gointernet guest guest Czech Republic Vodafone (contract) internet guest guest Czech Republic Vodafone (pre-pay) ointernet guest guest Czech Republic T-Mobile internet.t-mobile.cz guest guest Denmark 3  [none]  guest  guest Denmark Orange  web.orange.dk  guest  guest Denmark Sonofon  [none]  guest  guest Denmark TDC  internet  guest  guest Dominican Republic Orange orangenet.com.do guest guest  65
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Ireland Meteor  isp.mymeteor.ie my meteor Ireland O2 (contract) open.internet gprs gprs Ireland O2 (pre-pay) pp.internet gprs gprs Ireland Vodafone (contract) isp.vodafone.ie vodafone vodafone Ireland Vodafone (pre-pay) live.vodafone.com vodafone vodafone Israel Cellcom  internetg  guest  guest Israel MTC-Vodafone  apn01  guest  guest Israel Orange  orangeinternet  guest  guest Italy Blu INTERNET guest guest Italy H3G  tre.it  guest  guest Italy TIM  ibox.tim.it  guest  guest Italy Vodafone (Omnitel) web.omnitel.it guest guest Italy Wind  internet.wind internet.wind.biz Wind Wind Jamaica  Cable & Wireless  wap  guest  guest Jamaica Digicel  web.digiceljamaica.com  wapuser  wap03jam Japan Vodafone (J-Phone) vodafone ai@vodafone vodafone Jersey (See UK)     Kazakhstan Beeline  internet.beeline.kz  internet.beeline [blank] Kenya Safaricom  web.safaricom.com  web  web Laos ETL  etlnet  guest  guest Latvia LMT  internet.lmt.lv  [blank]  [blank]  69
Latvia Tele2  internet.tele2.lv  gprs  internet Lebannon Cellis FTML  internet.ftml.com.lb plugged plugged Lebannon MTC Touch  gprs.mtctouch.com.lb  guest  guest Lithuania Bite GSM  banga  guest  guest Lithuania Omnitel (contract) gprs.omnitel.net guest guest Lithuania Omnitel (no contract) gprs.startas.lt omni omni Luxembourg LUXGSM  web.pt.lu  guest  guest Luxembourg Tango  internet  tango  tango Luxembourg VOXmobile  vox.lu  guest  guest Macau CTM  ctm-mobile  guest  guest Macau Macau Hutchison Telecom (Internet) web.hutchisonmacau.com hutchison  1234 Macau Macau Hutchison Telecom (MMS) mms.hutchisonmacau.com hutchison  1234 Malaysia DIGI  diginet  guest  guest Malaysia Celcom  celcom.net.my  guest  guest Malaysia Maxis 2G (contract) internet.gprs.maxis guest guest Malaysia Maxis 3G (contract) unet maxis wap Malaysia Maxis (pre-pay) net maxis net Malaysia Timecel  timenett.com.my (timenet.com.my?) guest guest Malaysia TM Touch  internet  guest  guest Malta Go Mobile  gosurfing  guest  guest  70
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  15.21  Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement  You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.  15.105(b)  Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement  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. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:  -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.  Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1) This device may not cause interference and 2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
  FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:  1. This Transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.  2. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 15mm between the radiator and your body.  R                            Remark: When user uses this product have to use our specially supplied "bag".                                                 SAR Value : 1.19W/kg @ 1g (Body)   our specially supplied "bag".
   European Union Notice  If this product has telecommunications functionality, it also complies with the essential requirements of the following EU Directive: * R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC Compliance with these directives implies conformity to harmonized European standards (European Norms) that are listed in the EU Declaration of Conformity issued by GlobalSat for this product or product family. This compliance is indicated by one of the following conformity markings placed on the product.  This CE marking is valid for EU non-harmonized telecommunications products “ The GPRS and GSM antenna of the product, under normal use condition is at least 20cm away from the body of the user in data link modes. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 15mm between the radiator and your body.  Your tracking device is a radio transmitter and receiver.   It is designed and manufactured not to exceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government and by the Canadian regulatory authorities.   These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population.    The exposure standard for cellular communication devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The tests for SAR have been conducted based on the standard operating position away from body 15mm. Please keep this distance when the device is operating.

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