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General| Device Type | GPS Tracker |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | 12 months |
| Water Resistance | IP67 |
| GPS Accuracy | 5 meters |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Compatibility | iOS and Android |
| Power | Battery |
| Weight | 85 grams |
Specifies required smartphone OS versions and Bluetooth functionality for connection.
Details internal components like LTE, GPS, Bluetooth, eSIM, batteries, and the Key Fob's role.
Explains how to carry the Key Fob separately and offers tips for using multiple devices.
Highlights Bluetooth range, using multiple Monimotos, GPS signal limitations, and battery drain.
Explains Monimoto's Ready and Alarm modes, including activation triggers and riding conditions.
Advises keeping mobile data/Wi-Fi on for app communication and notes device's real-time limitations.
Details alarm notifications, location updates, and visualizes device behavior over time.
Describes methods to cancel alarms, including key fob, app sleep, deactivation, and auto-cancel.
Details how Monimoto performs battery checks and notifies the user of issues or status.
Informs that the frequency of periodic checks can be adjusted via the Monimoto app.
Guides users to search for and download the Monimoto app from app stores.
Explains the on-screen setup, ensuring Bluetooth and location services are on, and pairing via the app.
Provides instructions on hiding and attaching the Monimoto device to the vehicle using zip ties.
Recommends specific locations like under the seat, taillight cover, or headlight cover.
Warns against placing the device with the LOGO facing metal parts and avoiding enclosed metal environments.
Outlines steps like leaving the Key Fob, switching off Bluetooth, and test driving.
Advises checking the app for precise GPS or LTE locations and re-installing if accuracy is poor.
Confirms the vehicle is safe once precise GPS locations are obtained and the device is put to sleep.
Provides instructions for removing the device, replacing AA FR6 batteries, and re-installing.
Details the process for replacing the CR2450 battery in the Key Fob, including opening and closing.
Outlines the process of ensuring batteries are inserted and holding the reset button.
Lists various LED indications and their corresponding device states or actions.
Explains how to initiate firmware updates via the app's settings section.
Lists battery types for Monimoto and Key Fob, and their respective operational times.
Details Bluetooth version, GPS lock times, eSIM, and LTE modem bands.
Provides information on dust/water resistance ratings (IP64, IP65) and operating temperature limits.
Specifies the physical dimensions of the Monimoto device.
Outlines terms and conditions for device use and provides technical support contact information.
Provides critical safety guidelines for using the Monimoto system and handling batteries.
Details the process for returning a defective system and requesting warranty service.
Explains the 24-month warranty period, obligations, and conditions for validity.
Clarifies the manufacturer's responsibility limitations regarding theft, loss, and internet service.
States that warranty benefits are in addition to consumer rights provided by local laws.
Explains the WEEE symbol, prohibiting household waste disposal and directing to recycling facilities.
Advises to dispose of used batteries according to specific instructions.
Declares strict prohibition on copying/distributing and reserves rights to update/modify the document.
States compliance with EU Directive 2014/53/EU and provides a link to the declaration.
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