Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
Manual - Tracker
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Alarms. You can send orders to device in order to manage<br />
alarms. Area alarm (Geofence) sends alarm messages via SMS<br />
when a dog leaves certain area. The Bark Alarm means that the<br />
dog collar sends an alarm when dog starts or stops barking.<br />
Alarms function independently whether you have <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter®<br />
on or not. You cannot start a new alarm until the previous one has<br />
ended or it has been ended from the same phone number where it<br />
had been started from.<br />
<strong>Tracker</strong> weather. A weather forecast of the target‟s position.<br />
Remove target removes target from the list and, if you choose,<br />
from the programme.<br />
Set My position. You can set my position elsewhere than GPS defines it. This<br />
icon is shown only when the target is my position.<br />
Some of the main functions of <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter®<br />
Tracking<br />
Background Tracking (BGT) is always on, when the collar is On. To start or quit Background Tracking and to set<br />
the interval anew, go to Targets > List all > Dogs > (name of the target) > Tracking > Background Tracking.<br />
Real Time Tracking (RTT). Real time Tracking has always a certain period and length. To initiate Real Time<br />
Tracking, go to Targets > List all > Dogs > (name of the target) > Menu > Tracking > Real Time Tracking, set<br />
duration and interval and Start Real Time Tracking. Wait a moment, and the dog starts “running” on your screen.<br />
To start Real Time Tracking with displayed target, go to Targets > Start RTT.<br />
NOTE! When you want to do real-time tracking with less than 30 second interval, your collar should be on Full<br />
Power mode.<br />
SMS based Tracking In SMS tracking the position data is sent periodically to the hunter. Choose Targets > List<br />
all > Dogs > (name of the dog) > Tracking > (SMS) Tracking > Start tracking. Set the amount of tracking<br />
responses wanted and interval of the tracking responses.<br />
Single location will find the location via Live service or vis SMS depending whether the connection to the Live<br />
service is active or not (Targets > List all > Dogs > (name of the dog) > Tracking > (choose the type of tracking)<br />
Locate). Single location request can be sent when the target is chosen as displayed target. Go to Targets ><br />
Locate. In some cases you might want to force the SMS positioning, which is most reliable, go to Targets > List all<br />
> Dogs > (Name of the device) > Tracking> (SMS Tracking) Locate.<br />
NOTE!<br />
If GPRS network is not available, data will be sent as an SMS. The size of each location data packet sent to the<br />
hunter is approx. 0,0001 MB.<br />
Sharing location data with other users<br />
You can choose to share location information of your dog. To allow this, choose Menu > Targets > List all > Dogs<br />
> (name of the dog) > Settings. Choose to activate the Share position data. You can also share your own position<br />
by choosing Reply to all/selected in Menu > Settings > Location.<br />
A friend can view your dog's location data by adding the target in his or her <strong>Tracker</strong> Hunter® application (Targets<br />
> List all > Dogs > Add dog).He or she should then choose a search on the <strong>Tracker</strong> Live service instead of a<br />
new tracking device. He or she must know the share name and password at this point. You can choose whether<br />
you want to reveal your owner password or viewer password to your friend. We do not recommend giving out the<br />
owner password.<br />
You can choose to stop allowing others to see you or your dog by changing the settings. Then your friends or<br />
group members don‟t see the dog anymore. However, friends who have the owner password will still be able to<br />
follow the dog as before. You can also change the password of the targets you own. If this happens, the viewers<br />
of the dog also have to know the password to be able to see the target.<br />
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