Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
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Top bar (see also Information on the map)<br />
on the map:<br />
The top of the screen shows the name of the Displayed Target. The next row shows more information on the<br />
target: Position age (two digits and the unit: d=day, h=hour, m=minute, s=second) , Target speed and Target‟s<br />
distance to My Position, GPS and GSM status and Target‟s battery status.<br />
in the menu:<br />
Question mark in the upper left corner offers help.<br />
A tick in the right corner closes the menu.<br />
<strong>Tracker</strong> Live is a service that functions via GPRS which enables tracking almost in real time. You can share<br />
your or your dog‟s position data with other. Collar needs to send position only once and the server shares it to<br />
receivers.<br />
Expences : Each recipient and sender pay the charge for transmitted data. For instance, when the collar sends<br />
location data to the server, the collar owner is charged. When the location information is sent from the server to a<br />
friend with a viewer or owner ID, the friend will be charged. During an active hunting season the daily data traffic<br />
reaches approximately 0,3 megabytes. In addition to that, 10-20 messages are sent daily from the collar.<br />
<strong>Tracker</strong> Live server is a place where information of all devices and mobile phones is stored when they are<br />
registered to <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter®. When you use <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter®, the information between the device and the<br />
mobile phone goes through this server.<br />
GPRS functions in GPS-net via Internet. Internet-connection can also be established through 3G, which functions<br />
like GPRS. The positioning information is transmitted via GPRS data packages. This provides more frequent<br />
tracking with possibly much less cost comparing to SMS. NOTE! Depending on the mode of operation and<br />
connections, we recommend that you obtain a GPRS data package from your operator.<br />
Maps and map levels<br />
Maps are downloaded as map tiles via a GPRS/3G/WLAN connection. The size of a map tile is 240x240 pixels,<br />
approximately 20 KB. The downloaded maps are saved on the memory card and can be used on only that phone<br />
on which they were downloaded. For more information on map licences and charging for map tiles, see chapter<br />
Other > Licences.<br />
To allow or deny map loading, choose Menu > Settings > Map.<br />
Map Path indicates which map type and scale is opened when<br />
one presses zoom in (shortcut *) or zoom out (shortcut #). A long<br />
press of the buttons does not change the map level, but zooms in<br />
or out on the same map level.<br />
The custom map path can be defined as follows:<br />
Go to the Menu and choose Map levels > Select Map Path.<br />
Choose the map path with the map layer icons as necessary.<br />
38<br />
World map<br />
Rough<br />
Medium<br />
Detailed<br />
Terrain Road Nautical