Daviscomms Br808 User manual

DAVISCOMMS (S) PTE LTD
Block 70 Ubi Crescent #01-07 | Ubi TechPark | Singapore 408570
500326R02 User Manual
POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager
with GSM Message Acknowledgement

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HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
2 Read these simple guidelines.
Failure to comply may be dangerous or illegal.
TURN OFF WHEN REFUELLING Do not use the
product at a refueling point. Do not use near fuel or
chemicals.
ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all local laws. Always
free your hands to operate the vehicle while driving. Your
rst consideration while driving should be road safety.
TURN ON SAFELY Do not turn the product on when
wireless product use is prohibited or when it may cause
interference or danger.
INTERFERENCE All wireless products may be subject to
interference. Turn the product o near medical
equipment.
TURN OFF IN HOSPITALS Follow all restrictions. Turn the
product o near medical equipment.
TURN OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. Wireless
devices can cause interference in aircraft.
HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
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Road Safety
- Your wireless product gives you the powerful ability to
communicate by voice, anywhere and anytime. But an
important responsibility accompanies the benets of wireless
products, one that every user must uphold.
- When driving a car, driving is your rst responsibility. When
using your wireless product while driving, follow local
regulations in the country or region you are in.
QUALIFIED SERVICE Only qualied personnel may
install or repair this product.
WATER-RESISTANCE Your product is not water-proof.
Keep it dry.
ENHANCEMENT Use only approved enhancements.
Do not connect incompatible products.
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FCC STATEMENT
1 Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Statement
15.21
You are cautioned that changes or modications not expressly
approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
15.105(b)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interfer-
ence to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the
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equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent
from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
1) this device may not cause harmful interference and
2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement:
For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets
FCC RF exposure guidelines when used with an accessory that
contains no metal and that positions the handset a minimum of
1.3cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure
compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR Max. Value is
0.846W/Kg(1g)
FCC STATEMENT CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) Statement ...1
2. Health and Safety
Information..........................3
3. Battery Information...............6
4. General Infrmation................9
4.1 Device Specications
4.2 Device Description
4.3 General Device Features
5. Additional Information.........12
5.1 Br808 Congurator
5.2 Br808 Downloader
6. Getting Started ...................14
6.1 Charging the Battery
6.2 Reset Button
6.3 Powering the Device
ON & OFF
6.4 Idle Screen Unlock &
Soft Keys
6.5 Icons
6.6 Inserting & Removing
SIM Card
7. General Setting...............22
7.1 Message
7.2 Clock
7.3 Alerts
7.4 Device Setting
7.5 Shortcut Keys
8. Br808P...........................30
8.1 Additional Device
Feature
8.2 Message
8.3 Language Setting
8.4 Page Alert Setting
8.5 Keypad Program
8.6 AES Data Decryption
9. Br808G..............................37
9.1 Additional Device Feature
9.2 Message
9.3 Phone
9.4 GSM Module Feature
9.5 Input / Output Port
9.6 SOS
9.7 Alias Commands (via SMS)
10. Br808GT..........................50
10.1 Additional Device Feature
10.2 Auto Location Tracking
10.3 Map Link URL via SMS
10.4 Geo-Fencing
11. Location Tracking Setup....52
11.1 Conguration Setting
11.2 Report Format

GENERAL INFORMATION
4.1 Device Specications
100~240VAC, 50~60Hz, 600mA
Charger Input
FCC, CEMarking
3.7V 1300mAh Lithium polymerBattery
Br808P - POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager
Br808G - POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager
with GSM
Br808GT- POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager
with GSM & GPS
Br808G and Br808GT have the same
features. The difference is that location
tracking coordinates in Br808G is by
cellular triangulation and Br808GT is
by GPS.
Device Info
110 gramsWeight
86 (L) x 61 (W) x 21 (H) mmDimension
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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BATTERY INFORMATION
3 Charging and discharging
Your device is powered by a rechargeable battery.
When the battery voltage drops below low battery threshold, the
device will sound low battery alert and display low battery icon.
The low battery alert will follow the setting in alert mode as
follows:
• Audio only – 3 short chirps
• Vibrate only – 3 short vibrations
• Audio and vibrate – 3 short chirps and vibrations
• Silent – No alert
The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times,
but it will eventually wear out. Recharge your battery only with
Daviscomms approved chargers designated for this device.
Unplug the charger from the electrical plug and the device when
not in use. Do not leave a fully charged battery connected to a
charger, since overcharging may shorten its lifetime. If left
unused, a fully charged battery will lose its charge over time. If
the battery is completely discharged, it may take several minutes 6
BATTERY INFORMATION
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Warning:
Use only chargers and enhancements approved by Daviscomms
for use with this particular model. The use of any other types may
invalidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous.
For availability of approved enhancements, please check with
your dealer. When you disconnect the power cord of any
enhancement, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.
before the charging indicator appears on the display or before any
calls can be made.
Never use any charger that is damaged. Leaving the device in hot
or cold places, such as in a closed car in summer or winter
conditions, will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery.
Always try to keep the battery between 15°C and 25°C (59°F and
77°F). A device with a hot or cold battery may not work temporar-
ily, even when the battery is fully charged. When battery fault is
detected, the device will display “Charging Fault” on the screen
and freeze everything else. The only way to recover from this
situation is a hardware reset or if the fault self recovers, e.g. in the
case the temperature comes down below threshold.
Do not dispose the device in a re as they may explode. Dispose of
device according to local regulations. Do not dispose as
household waste. Do not dismantle the device. In the event of a
battery leak, do not allow the liquid to come in contact with the
skin or eyes. In the event of such a leak, ush your skin or eyes
immediately with water, or seek medical help.
BATTERY INFORMATION
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HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
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Hearing Aids
- Some digital wireless products may interfere with some
hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may wish to
consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives
regulations in the country or region you are in.
Potentially Explosive Environments
- Turn o your product when in any area with a potentially
explosive atmosphere, and obey all signs and instructions.
Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or re resulting in
bodily injury or even death.
- Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but
not always clearly marked. They include the areas below deck
on boats, chemical transfer or storage facilities, vehicles using
liquied petroleum gas, such as propane or butane, areas where
the air contains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or
metal powders, and any other area where you would normally
be advised to turn o your vehicle engine.
4.2 Device Description
Speaker
2.2 inch Display
320x240 Pixels
Left Arrow
Left Soft Key
Right Arrow
Power Key
Right Soft Key
Mini-USB
Charging Digital
I/O port
Up/Down Key
Volume Control
Silent Mode
Reset Button
Status LED
Sim Card
Back Label

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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5.1 Br808 Congurator
• Large TFT Color Display, 2.2 inch, 320 x 240 pixels
• Normal display: 6-line, up to 25 characters per line
• 6-button user interface
• Up to 200 messages per folder
• Up to 500 characters per message
• 3 individual alarms with choice of day with weekly repeat
• Message Time and Date stamp
• Private Time (auto device o interval setting)
• Dust and splashing water protection IP54 rating
• Audio and vibrate mode alerts
• Status LED
• Rechargeable lithium battery
• Battery level indicator
4.3 General Device Features
Screen Unlock in Idle mode
Press the Right Soft Key followed by the Left Arrow
Key then Right Arrow Key/Power Key to unlock the
screen.
GETTING STARTED
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GETTING STARTED
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6.3 Powering the Device On & O
6.4 Idle Screen Unlock & Soft Keys
To Power ON
- Press and hold the Right/Power key for 2 seconds,
release and the device will power on with a screen that show the
word “Initializing”.
The device will show the main screen once start up completes.
To Power OFF
- Press and hold the Right/Power key for 2 seconds,
release and a conrmation prompt will appear.
- Select <Yes> to power o the device.
Yes No
Power Off ?
6.1 Charging the Battery
1. Plug the USB cable into the charger or to a
computer USB port.
2. Insert the Charger into your wall power
outlet
3. Peel open the USB cover from the end.
4. Plug the other end of the USB cable into
the device.
LED Status:
- Red: Battery charging
- Green: Battery fully charged
Reset Button
Sharp tool,
eg pen, pencil or pin.
6.2 Reset Button
- Press to reset the device.
The user will receive the congurator software as a .zip le.
• Run the congurator setup le and follow the installation
instructions.
If Br808 is used the congurator for the very rst time, USB driver is
needed to install.
• The user can nd the Br808 congurator driver installation setup
guide in the software package.
Br808 parameters can be programmed by “Br808 Congurator
version X.XX”.
• Check the “ Help tap” in the congurator if the user needs help for
Br808 conguration.
5.2 Br808 Downloader
The downloader is used for Br808 software downloading.
• Connect Br808 to PC with USB cable.
• Run downloader software “ Br808 downloader version X.XX
setup.exe.
• Reset the device by pressing Reset button (or ) press and hold left
and right arrow keys.
• The downloader will display “Device Connected”.
GETTING STARTED
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Note!
The user can download the latest version of software, downloader
and congurator for Br808 in the below link;
http://www.daviscomms.com.sg/oem.html
• Click “Open” button and choose hex le to download.
• Click “Program”to start the operation.
• After rmware is downloaded successfully to Br808, the
downloader will display as below;

GETTING STARTED
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GENERAL SETTING
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6.6 Inserting and Removing SIM card (Not for Br808P
Failure to unplug the wall charger and power o the device before
inserting or removing the SIM card may cause damage to both the
SIM card and device.
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GETTING STARTED
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Inserting SIM Card
SIM Card
1. Unscrew the SIM card cover located at the
side of the device.
2. Peel open SIM card cover.
3. Insert SIM card into the SIM card slot with
the Orientation shown. Push and release
only when a “click” sound is heard.
A small tool (paper clip) may help in pushing
in the SIM card.
1. Push in the SIM card and release when a
“click” sound is heard.
2. Pull out the SIM card.
Removing SIM Card
Left and Right Soft Key
The roles of the soft keys vary depending on the function used.
The keys below select the function desired when pressed.
Left Soft Key
Menu
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MessageMessage
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Right Soft Key
6.5 Icons
Main Screen Icons
GPS
Paging
Audio
Alarm
New Message
Battery Gauge
private time active
in range
GPS not
operational
audio only
silent
alarm active
3/4 fullfull
low
charging 2/4
charged
audio &
vibration vibration only
out of
range
GPS Data
valid GPS Data invalid
not
operational
1 Unread1 Unread
message received
1/4 full
2/4 full
fully
charged
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GETTING STARTED
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7.1 Message
(a) Receiving Messages
When a new page/sms message is received, the device will sound
alert and turn on the status LED (for 5 seconds). These messages
will go into the page or sms message folder accordingly. If the
message folder is full, the oldest message will be removed to
make way for news messages. The new page/sms message will
automatically be displayed on screen. Any key pressed will be
treated as reading the message and it will no longer be treated as
a new and unread message. If there is no key press after the screen
time out, it will go back to idle screen and this page/sms message
is counted as an unread message. If new page/sms messages
come in successfully, the latest message will be displayed and the
earlier ones will be treated as unread messages
GSM
Miss Call
registered
GSM o mode
not
registered not operational

• An audio/vibrate alert will sound periodically (if not on silent, or
if private time is not active).
The unread message notication will continue until there are no
more unread messaged
- Press < > Select reminder length value
Choose <Select> to set.
(b) Unread Page Reminder Setting
When there are unread messages, the following audio & visual
alert will occur as a reminder.
• Unread message count will appear on the status bar.
• Orange LED short ash every 5 seconds.
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(c) Reply, Archive & Delete a Message
- Select <OPTION> in the Message Screen to choose <REPLY>,
<ARCHIVE> or <DELETE>
(b) Reading Message
- Press <1 Unread> on the Main Screen to read message
- Press < > in the Message Screen to scroll up and down the
page
- Press < > in the Message Screen to turn to next page or
previous page
7.2 Clock
(a) Date Setting
The device will have a real time clock that can be set by the user.
In addition, if the GSM module is present, the device will attempt
to obtain the clock and time zone information from the GSM
signal.
- Select MENU>CLOCK>DATE SETTING> Set date value
- Press < > Set date format
- Press < > Select day, month or year
- Press < > Select date value
Choose <Back> to set.
(b) Time Setting
- Select MENU>CLOCK>TIME SETTING> Set hour value
- Press < > Set time format
- Press < > Select hour or minute (Select am/pm for 12 Hours)
- Press < > Select time value
Choose <Back> to set.
Three independent alarm clocks are available. Each alarm clock
can be congured to run once only or to be repeated weekly.
User can have choice of day of week for the alarm to repeat in, e.g.
dierent time for weekdays and weekends
The device can set private time where the pager will automatically
be set to silent. E.g. private time from 7pm to 6am. When private
time is active, pages will still be received but there will be no
audio/vibrate notication, and no unread reminders. New
incoming page will still display on the screen for duration of
screen timeout.
(c) Alarm Setting
- Select MENU>CLOCK>ALARM> Set hour value
- Press < > Set type of repeats
- Press < > Select hour or minute(Select am/pm for 12 Hours)
- Press < > Select time value
Choose <Back> to set.
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(d) Private Time Setting
Exceptions are priority pages (set at capcode level). These pages
will ignore private time and alert as per normal.
- Select MENU>CLOCK>PRIVATE TIME> Set hour value
- Press < > Set on or o
- Press < > Select hour or minute for start (Select am/pm for 12
Hours)
- Press < > Select time value
-- Press < > Select hour or minute for stop (Select am/pm for
12 Hours)
Choose <Back> to set.
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The device has 4 audio alert settings. They are:
• Audio + vibration
• Audio only
• Vibrate only
• Silent
(a) Alert Mode Setting
- Press < > Set audio, vibrate, silent mode
Choose <Select> to set.
7.3 Alerts
If the pager is set to silent of vibrate only, it will not aect the
alarm clock audio alert (if set).
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(a) Brightness Control
(c) Auto Lock
- Select MENU>DEVICE SETTING>BRIGHTNESS LEVEL> Set
brightness level for screen
Press the Up/Down Key < > to adjust the brightness.
(a) Volume level
- Select MENU>DEVICE SETTING>VOLUME LEVEL> Set the
volume level for the device.
Press the Up/Down Key < > to adjust the Volume.
- Select MENU>DEVICE SETTING>AUTO LOCK> Set timing for
auto lock
- Press < > Set time for keypad lock
Choose <Select> to set the auto lock.
7.4 Device Setting

8 Br808P - POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager
The device will only receive page from the pre-dened CAPCODES
and recognize the following message types
• Page messages – a page intended for a single pager or group
of pagers
• News message – broadcast of news and meant for all pagers
8.1 Additional Device feature
• European languages prompt (up to 10)
• Sub - address alert tone (only for alert 1)
• Sequential lock out (30s,1m,2m,4m)
• Duplicate Detection
• Out-of- range indicator
• Keypad Program
• AES data decryption
8.2 Message
1 Unread1 Unread
Main
EAM !
(Emergencncy Action Message)!
Defcon 2
To report back to camp
Pop out box for
new message
1 Unread message
(b) Reply, Archive & Delete a Message
- Select <OPTION> in the Message Screen to choose <REPLY>,
<ARCHIVE> or <DELETE>
Note: Canned message reply feature is not available on Br808P.
Page Message Inbox Icons
Message List unread
pager message read pager message
Pe
Pe
Note: Pe indicate which capcode it received.
The language can be selected at the device. In addition the
European character mapping for the paging will also be activated
according to the language setting.
8.3 Language Setting
(a) Receiving Page Message
The device can switch to silent very quickly by holding the down
arrow key. All previous audio and vibrate will be turned o. If the
device is already in silent mode, then the quick silent toggle will
not make any dierence. Holding the up arrow key will revert
back to the previous audio/vibrate mode.
- In Audio + Vibrate, Press and hold the Down Key to switch
to Vibrate Only in Main Screen.
- In Audio Only, Press and hold the Down Key to switch to
Silent mode in Main Screen.
- Press and hold the Up Key to switch to Normal mode
or in Main Screen.
7.5 Shortcut Keys
Silent Mode Shortcut
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BR808P
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BR808P BR808P
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Three message folders for BR808P.
• Page Messages - all page messages will go into this folder
• Archive Messages - any message from Page & News folder can
be (manually) archive into this folder
• News Messages - all news page messages will go into this folder
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BR808P
(c) Archive the Page Message
User can archive a message and it will be moved to the Archive
message folder.
- Select <OPTION> in the Message Archive Screen to choose
<DELETE>
- Select <OPTION> in the Message Screen to choose
<ARCHIVE>
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If the Archive message folder is full, it will display ‘archive folder
full’. The user will have to remove unwanted page messages from
the archive folder to make way for new ones
(d) News Message
“News”are page messages that are broadcast periodically and
meant for all pagers. Examples of “news” messages are weather,
trac, etc.
When this type of message is received, it will go into the news
message folder. User can opt to turn on alert or be silent for such
message arrives. The alert options are short beeps. There will be
no LED or vibration alert. In addition, there will be no reminder
alert for unread messages.
If the message folder is full, the oldest message will be removed
to make way for new messages.
(e) News Filter
News can ltered out to avoid lling the news folder with
unwanted news. Filtered news will not be received by the device.
When a news is turned on, any new news will then be accepted
and start going into the news folder.
(f) Message Setting
- Select message setting for <DELETE ALL PAGE MESSAGE>, &
<DELETE ALL NEWS MESSAGES>
Note: To prevent accidental delete of message that need to be
kept, the user should archive it to the archive folder.

9.2 Message
1 Unread1 Unread
Main
EAM !
(Emergencncy Action Message)!
Defcon 2
To report back to camp
Pop out box for
new message
1 Unread1 Unread
Main
SMS - EAM !
(Emergencncy Action Message)!
Defcon 2
To report back to camp
Message Inbox Icons
Message List unread
message read message
Pe
Pe
Note: Pe indicate which capcode it received.
(a) Set Pager password
(a) SMS & Page Message
The device can receive SMS or Page messages.
- Select MENU>DEVICE SETTING>Keypad Program> Set pager
password (6 digits)
Press the Up/Down Key < > to adjust the numbers for password.
Press the Left/Right Key < > to go for another digit. Press <OK>
to set the password.
8.5 Keypad Program
9.1 Additional Device feature
• Canned message reply, up to 10 canned messages.
• Auto response message received/read and canned message reply
by SMS/GPRS.
• Incoming Call (ltering of pre-dened 10 authorized phone
numbers and accept ALL/ None option)
• Outgoing Call (pre-dened 30 phone numbers)
• Silent listen- in Call
• 20 call transactions log
• Airplane Mode
• SIM Card Lock Out (Operator dependent)
• Auto time and date update (GPS coordinate and GSM operator
dependent)
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Every Capcode can have its own alert and alert length. For News
alert, it only can have short beeps.
8.4 Page Alert Setting
Page & News Alert
- Select MENU>ALERTS>PAGE ALERTS> Set page type
- Press < > Set page type
Choose <Select> to set.
- Press < > Select alert type
- Press < > Move to next box
- Press < > Select alert length value (not available for news alert)
Choose <Back> to set.
(b) Program Pager Capcode, Pager Source Type and Signal rate.
- Select <CAPCODE> or <SOURCE> or <SIGNAL RATE> to
program.
- The device can program up to eight capcode.
- Choose the source for each capcode. . (T for tone only pager, A
for Alphanumeric pager and N for Num).
- Select signal rate ( 512 bps or 1200bps or 2400bps) and Choose
<BACK> to set.
- Use Up/Down Key < > and Left/Right Key < > to program
the required eld.
8.6 AES Data Decryption
The device can provide symmetric key decryption function for
encrypted new page message coming from congured sub
addresses with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES).AES key and
sub address for decryption can be programmed via congurator.
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The device can be congured to make outgoing calls to predened
numbers. Up to 10 predened numbers can be stored in the device.
These numbers are separate from the incoming numbers.
9 Br808G - POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager with GSM
Message Acknowledgement • Cell Locate if GPS positioning is not available.
• Congurable events for one digital input and one digital output
• Manual / Auto SOS
It will have 4 folders for the messages
• SMS message folder - all SMS message will go into this folder
• Page Message folder - all page message will go into this folder
• News Message folder - all news message will go into this folder
• Archive Message folder - any message from Page & News message
can be (manually) archive into this folder.
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1 Unread
message
(b) Reply, Archive & Delete a Message
- Select <OPTION> in the Message Screen to choose <REPLY>,
<ARCHIVE> or <DELETE>
Note: • A reminder alert (interval which is setup by user) for
unread messages when mode is set to audio or vibrate.
• Archive is for Page message only.
Manual Response Message (Canned Reply)
A SMS reply can be sent in response to a page or SMS message.
A list of canned reply message can be choose from message
option. The reply is in the form:
Page [<Device ID>:Page Reply]
<canned reply message>
[<1st 50 characters of original page message>]
SMS [<Device ID>:SMS Reply]
<canned reply message>
[<1st 50 characters of original SMS message>]
(c) Auto Response Message (Congurable)
1. Message Received/ Read
The device can be congured to auto-acknowledge page messages.
The acknowledgement will be sent via SMS to a prexed number
(congurable). There are two level of acknowledgement that can
be turned on.
Press < Reply > in the Message Option to select canned reply.
• Press < > to choose and press <Select> to conrm.

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(d) Check SMS Acknowledgement sent by BR808G
The components used for this feature are as follows;
Hardware: GSM Modem (EaziTRAC 1000)
Software: "Message Acknowledgement Console"
This software package is available at
"DAVISCOMMS".
Application
• Connect GSM Modem to PC via USB.
• Launch the software and it will be autoconnected to the modem.
• All the SMS acknowledgement from the device will be displayed
on PC screen.
Message
Acknowledgement USB
BR808G
Message
Acknowledgement
Console Software
Package
EaziTrac 1000
(with USB option)
(e) Message Setting
- Select message setting for <DELETE ALL SMS MESSAGE>,
<DELETE ALL PAGE MESSAGE>, &<DELETE ALL NEWS
MESSAGES>
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2. GSM ON/OFF Alert
The device can be congured to get the alert message for GSM
registered and GSM OFF mode.
3. Pager OOR Alert
The device can be congured to get the alert message when the
pager is Out Of Range or In Range.
4. Power ON/OFF Alert
The device can be congured to get the alert message when the
device is Power ON or OFF.
If GSM is in OFF mode, the auto-acknowledgement will not be
sent out. Instead it will be stored in Memory, pending for the
GSM to come back on. Up to 10 auto-ack messages can be put in
pending and if new auto-ack message comes in, the oldest
pending message will be pushed out. Pending messages are
stored in RAM and will not survive a power reset.
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(c) Miss Call
When a call is unanswered, a missed call will log into the call log. A
miss call icon will appear on the main screen, a slow amber LED
ash and an audio alert will sound periodically.
(d) Contacts
Up to 30 predened numbers can be stored in the device.
Outgoing Call / SMS reply
- Select <OPTION> in the Phone screen to choose <CALL> or
<SMS reply>.
Note: The user can call out from the predened numbers and reply
SMS from the canned messages list.
The reply SMS is in the form:
Contact/Call Log [<Device ID>:Call Reply]
<canned reply message>
9.3 Phone
(a) Incoming Call
The device can be congured to accept any incoming calls or only
predened numbers. Up to 30 predened numbers can be stored.
The device can also be congured not to accept any incoming calls
via the Congurator
- Press Left soft key to <ACCEPT> the call.
(b) Terminating a Call
A call can be terminated via the End option RSK key. The call will
also be terminated if panic alert is activated.
- Press Right soft key to <END> the call.
(e) Call Log
The call log types are:
The last 20 call transactions will be stored in the device. When a
new call come in, the oldest entry will be removed if it exceeds 20
entries.
Outgoing call Miss callIncoming call
Outgoing Call / SMS reply / Delete
- Select <OPTION> in the Phone screen to choose <CALL> ,
< SMS reply > or <Delete Call Log>.
Note: The user can call back , SMS reply from the canned messages
list, or delete the log entry.
(g) Delete All Call Log
- Conrm Delete ALL call log ? And select <Yes> or <No>.
• Message received - an auto-acknowledgement will be sent on
receipt of the message.
• Message read - an auto-acknowledgement will be sent when the
message is read by the user.
The Message received acknowledgement is in the form:
Page [<Device ID>:Page Recv]
<1st 50 characters of original page message>
SMS [<Device ID>:SMS Recv]
<1st 50 characters of original SMS message>
The Message read acknowledgement is in the form:
Page [<Device ID>:Page Read]
<1st 50 characters of original page message>
SMS [<Device ID>:SMS Read]
<1st 50 characters of original SMS message>

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9.4 GSM Module feature
(a) GSM ON/OFF
The device can power ON and OFF the GSM Module. GSM OFF mode
is to o all wireless transmit.
- Select MENU> Device Setting> GSM On/O
- Press up & down keys < > to select On or O.
(b) GSM On Demand Mode
The GSM can be set to On Demand mode by congurator. If GSM
is On Demand mode, the GSM is Power ON only when
Acknowledgment Receive/Read SMS for page message, Canned
Message reply, Outgoing Call and Manual/Auto SOS Alert. After task
is done, GSM power shut down
SIM Card Lock out
The device can be congured to accept SIM card from a particular
operator only. This is to help operators issuing these devices to work
only for their SIM cards. This feature can only be congured via
congurator.
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(c) Cell Locate
If the GPS positioning is not possible (maybe indoor or GPS
module is not present), the device will use GSM cellular positioning
technology, Cell Locate, to get stand-alone position estimation
based on surrounding GSM cell.
9.5 Input / Output port
The device supports one digital input port and enable input port
alert via congurator.
The device supports one digital output port and set the output port
value via congurator. The user can send Alias SMS command to
control the output port.
9.6 SOS
(a) SOS (Manual)
On SOS button triggering, a pop up message will appear for visual
feedback. And the device has a short vibration for tactile feedback.
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The alert can be congured
• Send location report with SOS alert indication to the web server.
• Send SMS to the authorized users.
• Make a voice call or silent listen in call or sound a local buzzer alert.
(b) SOS (AUTO)
• Auto SOS timer can be set via congurator
• Allow On/O SOS timer by user menu can be set via congurator
• To turn ON/OFF by user menu.
- Select <MENU>DEVICE SETTING>AUTO SOS> Select ON / OFF
9.7 Alias Commands (via SMS)
Alias is a user friendly, easy to type name for user to send commands
to the device. The command string can be set by congurator.
• Map Link SMS: The device will reply Map Link SMS with current
location.
• Remote Conguration: The device will download the conguration
le from the server.
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10. Br808GT - POCSAG Alphanumeric Pager with
GSM message Acknowledgement & tracking system
Br808GT has GPS feature to report its location on demand and has
motion sensor to save GPS power consumption.
10.1 Additional GPS Feature
• Auto Location tracking
• Map Link URL via SMS
• Geo-fencing
• Motion monitoring to save GPS power
10.2 Auto Location Tracking
• Program GPRS setting for APN and tracking server address via
congurator.
• Enable auto tracking with time interval via congurator.
10.3 Map Link URL via SMS
• Program‘Map Link URL’ and Alias command for ‘Map Link SMS’
via congurator
• Enable on Auto tracking via congurator to start to collect GPS
data intervally
• Send the Alias command to device to get SMS reply for map link
URL with GPS location.
10.4 Geo-Fencing
• 10 Geo-Fence setting ( latitude, longitude, distance, exit/enter
fence alert) set via congurator.
• The device will alert via SMS or GPRS if Geo-Fencing alert happen.
11.1 Conguration Setting
• Program GPRS setting for APN and tracking server address via
congurator.
• Enable auto tracking with time interval via congurator
11.2 Report Format
The following is the location report format from Br808 to the
server.
@IMEI,timestamp(UTC),latitude,longitude,mode(1=GPS,2=Cell),
accuracy(in meters),speed(in km),course,alert#
@: start of string
IMEI: Device IMEI
Timestamp: Timestamp of the GPS time
Latitude, Longitude: Coordinates of user location
Mode: GPS or Cell Locate (Value 1 for GPS, 2 for Cell Locate)
Accuracy: The accuracy of the location
Speed: if exist
Course: Direction where the device is heading
Alert: The alert type of the report (Value 0 for normal report, 1 for
SOS alert, 2 for Geofence alert, 3 for IO Alert)
#: end of string
• Turn ON Output: To turn on the output port.
• Turn OFF Output: To turn o the output port.
• Location Report: The device will send the current location
report to the GPRS server.
• Silent Listen-in: The device will make silent listen-in call to the
received SMS number.
• Device Status: The device will reply the device's GSM, GPS,
Battery, GSM Signal Strength status.