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Details the items included with the GPS tracker, such as the tracker itself, M2M SIM card, and USB charging cable.
Illustrates the physical components of the GPS tracker, including the battery connector and on-off switch.
Provides instructions for charging the device for 8-12 hours, noting up to 180 days of operation without interim charging.
Explains the necessity of online activation before use and directs users to a specific portal for the process.
Details how to switch the device on and off using the located switch, and recommends initial startup locations.
Guides users on how to track the device's location via smartphone, tablet, or PC after activation.
Explains the meaning of different LED light statuses (green and blue) indicating GPRS and GPS signal.
Lists key specifications including dimensions, accuracy, battery, weight, time to start, network, band, GPS chip, and reception.
Covers signal words, proper use guidelines, and warnings about potential hazards and improper handling of the device.
Details warnings regarding explosion and fire hazards associated with the lithium polymer battery.
Advises on rules for using the tracker in areas where it might cause or be affected by interference.
Provides instructions on how to clean the device, warning against aggressive agents and immersion in water.
Describes the correct method for cleaning the tracker using a damp cloth and then drying it.
Warns against use by individuals with limited abilities and the risk of swallowing small parts.
Recommends turning off and storing the tracker in its original packaging to protect it from damage and humidity.
States the device complies with EU directives and provides a link to the full declaration text.
Instructs users to dispose of packaging materials like cardboard and plastics responsibly in recycling collections.
Provides instructions for returning used batteries to municipal collection points or retailers for proper disposal.
Explains requirements for handling and disposing of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) according to regulations.
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