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Describes the purpose and core functions of the SmartOne series products for tracking mobile assets.
Explains the three configurable operating modes: Standard, Reduced, and Theft Alert.
Details reporting position at regular intervals, with or without motion sensor activation.
Reduces costs by sending messages at minimal interval within a defined area.
Differentiates authorized/unauthorized movement, sending alerts on unauthorized movement.
Covers serial commands, solar precautions, and Bluetooth interface for device operation.
Covers device overview, power, commissioning, and physical installation guidelines.
Explains how inputs can be used as dry contact or wetted-voltage and their logic levels.
Details direct bolt/screw, optional bracket, and adhesive pad installation methods.
Guides on software installation, configuration panes, and key buttons like List ESNs and Program.
Details setting up Bluetooth dongle, USB driver, and connecting devices for configuration.
Explains setup for Standard Messaging (with/without motion, speed/heading), Reduced Messaging, and Theft Alert modes.
Covers configuration of Location Messages, Input Settings, and Options for message behavior.
Configures parameters for the Change of Location Area, including range and intervals.
Activates window to define motion sensor parameters like sensitivity and vibration states.
Defines behavior when the device is outside its Change of Location Area.
Configures parameters for the Change of Location Area within Theft Alert Mode.
Activates window to define motion sensor parameters like sensitivity and vibration states.
Defines behavior when the device is outside its Change of Location Area.
Guides on programming multiple SmartOne devices simultaneously using the software interface.
Introduces Device Firmware Update (DFU) via Bluetooth or serial port connection.
Details the DFU Programmer window for firmware updates.
Defines global message types, Type 0 class format, and specific message subtypes like Location and Input Status.
Transmitted when the Speed & Heading feature is selected, replacing Normal Location messages.
Describes single and multi-packet truncated message formats for user data transmission.
Describes single and multi-packet raw message formats for direct data bursts.
Covers Diagnostic, Replace Battery, Contact Service Provider, and Accumulate/Count messages.
Details serial packet format, fields, CRC algorithm, and types like Truncated and Raw messages.
Details the recommended use of the handshake line for reliable serial communication.
Covers FCC Part 15 compliance and Industry Canada license-exempt RSSs.
Discusses battery shelf life, typical usage life, and performance in absence of sunlight.
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