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3. Insert the Battery: Insert the metal contacts of battery power forward and

place it down to battery slot.

Place the Battery Cover: Place the battery cover with the locking catch on

the top of the battery slot and press the bottom of the cover into its place.

VI.

Turn on the Phone

Make sure the SIM card and battery are inserted correctly before you turn

the phone on. Press and hold the Power Key until the GPS Signal LED

(Green) illuminates. GSM mode will be activated first and you will see the

GSM Signal LED (Yellow) is flashing. After 3 seconds, the Power Signal LED

(Red) will illuminate and the GSM Signal LED (Yellow) will go off. Now, the

system is appeared as default and none of the function is activated. Wait for

another 3 seconds, when the Power Signal LED starts to flash, you can start to

use all the functions of the phone.

VII.

Turn off the Phone

To turn off the phone, press the Power Key until the Power Signal LED goes

off. A warning sound will remind you that the phone is in the process of turning

off. In the normal situation, the GSM Signal LED will flash and will go off after

5 seconds.

VIII.

Charge the Battery

Connect the charger plug to the power supply (plug the charger into the

cigarette lighter socket or AC wall outlet, depending on the type of plug), and

connect the mini-USB lead to the mini-USB socket located on the right of the

handset. When charging started, the Power Signal LED illuminates. After

charging is complete, the Power Signal LED resumes flashing.

IX.

Signals

1. GPS Signal: Light on indicates searching the satellite. Light flashing

indicates satellite is positioned.

2. GSM Signal: Quick flashing indicates calling, incoming call or receiving

messages. Light on indicates call or data communication is in process.

3. Power

Signal:

Normal Situation:

(1) Battery full and satellite positioning successful: Flash once every 3

seconds

(2) Battery full but satellite positioning failed: Flash twice every 3

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Gr-500 gps tracking system holux technology, inc. 1f., no. 30, r&d rd. Ii, shinchu scienced-based park, taiwan, roc phone : 886-3-6687000 fax : 886-3-6687111 e-mail: info@holux.Com.Tw web: www.Holux.Com version : a copy right reserved by holux technology, inc user’s guide.
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2/14 gr-500 (dual-band handset) user guide chapter 1 getting started i. Product name gr-500 gps tracking system (hereinafter the “handset”) ii. Unit overview power key answer key sos key power signal (red) gps signal (green) gsm signal (yellow) strap eyelet battery cover speaker accessory screw hole.
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3/14 iii. Specification 1. Dimensions: 88*45*21 mm 2. Weight: 79 g 3. Battery: li-ion battery, 780ma iv. Accessories 1. Leather case 2. Strap 3. Li-ion battery 4. Charger cable v. Assembly 1. Remove the battery cover: lift up the battery cover from the bottom of battery cover. 2. Insert the sim card...
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4/14 3. Insert the battery: insert the metal contacts of battery power forward and place it down to battery slot. 4. Place the battery cover: place the battery cover with the locking catch on the top of the battery slot and press the bottom of the cover into its place. Vi. Turn on the phone make sur...
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5/14 seconds (3) battery low but satellite positioning successful: flash once every second (4) battery low and satellite positioning failed: flash twice every second while charging: power signal led illuminates and resumes back to the normal situation after charging is complete. While pressing keys:...
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6/14 maproute papago chapter 2 functions and operations thank you for purchasing this powerful product. Being a multi-functional gps tracking system, the operation of the handset might seem a little complicated at first..
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7/14 we believe with a little time and practice, you can become efficient in using it. Before using the handset, note the following features. The handset features prevention of accidental key press. Every key needs to be pressed for over 0.5 second to activate its function, and other extra functions...
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8/14 if the user doesn’t change the response mode, then even if it is turned off and back on again, the handset will still be in moving response mode and the central position remains unchanged. 2. Scheduled response when user requires monitoring of the handset’s position on the basis of regular timi...
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9/14 current longitude and latitude coordinates, status and settings in the form of a text message by receiving a text message in the specified formats. It will automatically activate gps positioning after receiving the text message and send this information to the first number in the phonebook in t...
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10/14 1. Automatic report mode (including scheduled, moving and over-speed report) is closed. 2. The default time for a scheduled report is 60 minutes. 3. The default distance for a moving report is 100 meters. 4. The default speed for an over-speed report is 80 kph. 5. Low battery report mode is cl...
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11/14 “s”: over-speed report: unit: kph, range: 10-999, default setting: 80 “off”: turn off scheduled, moving, and over-speed report if settings are not set up, settings in the sim card memory will be selected. If sim card does not have any setting, the default settings will be chosen. Example: #gr5...
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12/14 medium sim card of gsm modem ( unnecessary) format: 1. “s”: text message 2. “m”: gsm modem example: #gr500,0000,rc,s* #gr500,0000,rc,m* #gr500,0000,rc,m,0956123123* chapter 5 report mode of messaging text message starts from (#) and ends at (*). Every section is separated with a (,). I. Normal...
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13/14 ii. Requesting report mode type of handset mode gps status latitude longitude speed time date time differences report format report mode interval of scheduled report moving range report over-speed report low battery report remaining capacity of battery main report phone number reserved report ...
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14/14 main report phone number: first phone number of the sim card memory reserved report phone number 1: second phone number of the sim card memory reserved report phone number 2: third phone number of the sim card memory。 sim card number of gsm modem: forth number of the sim card memory example: #...