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GPS
OKAI attaches great importance to the function of helping customers search for vehicles when the
vehicle loses connection. At present, all vehicles are equipped with LTE/GSM advanced bicycle
trackers. The GPS receiver has superior sensitivity and fast positioning (FTFF), so it can quickly
locate the vehicle. In addition, assisted GPS (AGPS) is also designed to enhance the vehicle
positioning function and improve positioning accuracy. With the cooperation of GPS and AGPS, the
vehicle will always be monitored or tracked by the back-end server regularly. When the main
battery is exhausted, the spare battery of the IOT will support the background GPS data reporting.
For details, please refer to <Spare Battery>.
Freely set speed / no level speed regulation
In order to drive your vehicle legally and safely, we insist on setting the speed. Due to different laws
and regulations in different countries, please consult your government to know the local speed
limit and use the server to change the speed configuration. Meeting the requirements of the local
government and improving customer satisfaction has always been the focus and pursuit of our
product improvement, so we can change the speed limit at any time. For example, in Germany, the
maximum speed allowed is 20km/h, so it can be achieved only by setting this configuration through
instructions.
Alarm
OKAI’s scooters have two alarm mechanisms: in the case of deliberately opening the battery cover
and continuous vibration, the alarm will be triggered conditionally. The two situations are different
here, so that you can learn more.
Battery door alarm
The battery cover can only be opened by commands from the IOT. Any forced opening will trigger
the IOT alarm, and the alarm sound is played by the IOT speaker.
Continuous vibration alarm
When the vehicle encounters continuous vibration, the IOT triggers a vibration alarm. This kind of
continuous vibration alarm is to ensure that the alarm will not be triggered by accidental touch
and avoid unnecessary complaints.
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