Enfora Enfora Mini MT User manual

Enfora Mini MT GPS Tracking Device
(Also known as “QuickTrackPro”)
User Manual & Website Guide
Ver. 4.00 (December 20, 2011)

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KEYS AND INDICATORS
AMBER –GPS SATELLITE RECEIVER
RED –BATTTERY LOW
Press this key then feel a vibration to start up
Press this key then feel a vibration to start up
Press this key then feel a vibration to start up
AMBER –POWER INDICATOR
AMBER –CALL INDICATOR (not in us)
Press this key then feel a vibration to start up
(THIS HEADSET JACK IS NOT IN USE)
(THIS MINI USB DATA PORT IS FOR SYSTEM
PROGRAMMING AND MAY ALSO CHARGE
INTERNAL BATTERY. NOT FOR USE OF CHARGING
ENTERNAL OR EXTENDED BATTERY

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LED INDICATORS MEANINGS
When
Hibernates
(Sleeping)
N/A
OFF
OFF
Low Battery less than 20%
Slow Blink 250mS/10 Sec.
Low Battery less than 5%
turns OFF.
When
Searching
for GPS
Satellite
(Seeking)
N/A
Slow blinking 500mS/10
Sec
OFF
Low Battery less than 20%
Slow Blink 250mS/10 Sec.
Low Battery less than 5%
turns OFF.
When
Captures
GPS
Satellite
(Captured)
N/A
Slow blinking 500mS/10
Sec
Rapid blinking 500mS/2
Sec
Low Battery less than 20%
Slow Blink 250mS/10 Sec.
Low Battery 5% or less, or
turns OFF
LED STATUS MEANINGS:
BAT
GPS
ON
CALL
1. A slow blinking ON and a fast blinking GPSmeans device is working in good order.
2. A slow blinking ON only, without GPS, means seeking satellite but not detected yet. It may needs to
be taken to outdoor and maintain in motion in order to detect satellite signal, which usually takes 1-2
minutes. When detected, GPS will light up in blinking status.
3. Device stops working when battery level drops to 5%. BAT light in red lights up and blinks.
NO PHYSICAL POWER SWITCH, PRESS ANY KEYS IN FRONT AND RECEIVE A VIBRATION TO START UP TRACKER
This device is fully motion controlled, it automatically power on and off according to if motion is sensed.

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Extended Battery Packs (Optional)
(Check with your supplier for availability)
[Optional] Extended Battery Pack CP1010
[Optional] Extended Battery Pack CP1030

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HOW TO INSTALL/REMOVE BATTERY

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HOW TO CHARGE EXTENDED BATTERY
CHARGE WITH DESIGNATED CHARGER ONLY!
Charger turns on a solid
green when AC plugged in
1
2
Popping up battery adaptor
from bottom edge, remove it from
battery compartment
Find charging jack on battery
adaptor, and plug charger into it.
Charging progress is shown on adaptor
During charging, charger
stays in solid red. It will turn back
to green when charge completes

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HOW TO INSTALL EXTENDED BATTERY
4
Slide-in adaptor into battery
compartment –THIS SIDE IN
FIRST!
3
Push this button on battery
adaptor to test battery level
Gently slide in and fit adaptor
into battery compartment

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HOW TO INSTALL START UP DEVICE
VERY IMPORTANT:
Satellite antenna is hidden
underneath front side of device.
Facing front side down against
battery will seriously block signal
reception and cause intermittent or
no tracking.
DEVICE FACING UP!
5
6
VERY IMPORTANT:
Press any buttons above and receive a
vibration confirming device successfully
started up. If not received, remove
battery adaptor, rest for 10 seconds and
reinsert.

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HOW TO LOCK UP WATER-RESIST CASE
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Push the two locks to lock up lid

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HOW TO CHARGE STANDARD BATTERY (Internal battery)
Plug into a computer USB port, or
an USB type AC charger.
Charging time is about 4-5 hours.
No progress indication available.
Note: device remains active and
stays working while plugged in
and charging. Motion control will
not work when charging via USB
cable.
Standard USB plug one side
Mini USB plug the other side
The internal STANDARD
BATTERY (3.7 V 1400 mAh)
can be charged via a universal
“USB-to-Mini USB cable”.
This cable is available in most
of computer stores or
electronic stores

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What’s the reasonable time battery can last for?
Hour of battery operation is measured by usage time, which is by actual number of hours that
device put in motion, NOT by number of days. Your device built with motion sensor and power is
automatically controlled by motion detection - that means device automatically powers up when
motion is detected, and powers off when motion no longer continues. When device is standing still
and not in motion, it automatically goes to hibernated mode for maximum power conservation.
Battery Type
Approx. hours of operation
The 1400mAh standard battery (the internal)
Approx. 4-6 hours of movement
The 11AH extended battery (the external)
Approx. 65-75 hours of movement
The 17AH extended battery (the external)
Approx. 95-110 hours of movement
Actual operation hour may also vary depends on interval setting. The faster the interval is, the shorter the battery can last.
Forced Shutdown - device forces to shut down when battery level drops to 5%, to prevent over drain
causing possible battery damage.
Temperature Range - battery capacity performs the best in range of operation temperature 40 F° -
80 F°. Battery capacity may dramatically drop when below 40 F° or stop functioning when over 80 F°.
Aging - battery capacity may begin decreasing when age is over one year or over 200 times charging
cycles. However, care may significantly delay the aging and maintain a best possible capacity.
PRODUCT WARRANTY
1. Enfora Mini MT carries One-Year (1 year) limited manufacturer warranty.
2. Extended Battery Pack carries Six-month (6 months) limited manufacturer warranty.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
SONIYA TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL - www.soniyatech.com
Email: [e-mail] [7x24 email support]
Phone: [phone] [Monday-Friday 10AM-6PM PST/PDT (America Pacific Time)]
Mailing Address: 3130 DE LA CRUZ BLVD, #101, SANTA CLARA, CA 95054, U.S.A.
Tips to Maintain Better Battery Capacity
Charge battery when it’s nearly empty
Avoid over discharge (overuse)
Always use the original charger.

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Specification
email to: [e-mail] Soniya United Tracking: http://www.unitedtracking.com
Soniya Airtime Plus: https://airtime.soniyatechnology.com
Characteristics
Application Interface
Interface: USB
L x W x H: Weight102 x 60.5 x 25.4 mm
Housing: Polycarbonate
Weight: < 120 g
Part Number: Enfora GSM2428-00
Host protocols: AT commands, UDP API
Internal protocols: UDP API, TCP API
API control/status: AT commands, UDP API, TCP API, AT commands over
SMS
Over-the-Air Commands
FOTA, GPS TX internal, binary reporting, timed reporting, alarm reporting,
maximum speed exceeded, status change reports, GPS content, event
reporting, distance reporting and geo fencing
Radio Performance
SIM Card / Interface / I/O
Frequency (MHz): 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz bands
Transmit Power: Class 4 (2W @850/ 900 MHz) Class 1 (1W @1800/1900 MHz)
SIM: Internal 1.8/3 V SIM accessed via battery compartment
Interface: Mini USB jack for charging and local data access
Audio: 2.5 mm headset
Power: 3.7v battery powered
GPRS Packet Data
Environment
Mode: Class B, Multislot 8
Protocol: GPRS Release 97, SMG 31
Coding Schemes: CS1 –CS4
Packet Channel: PBCCH/PCCCH
Operating: -20 °C to +55 °C (-4 °F to 131°F)
Storage: -20 °C to +60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)
Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensing
GSM Functionality
GPS/A-GPS Functionality
Voice: AMR, EFR, FR & HR
CS data: Asynchronous; Transparent and Non-Transparent up to 14.4 kb
GSM SMS: PDU, MO/MT, Cell Broadcast
GPS Protocols: NMEA, Binary
Buffered GPS message feature: Yes
Certifications
Power
FCC: Parts 2,15,22, & 24
GCF: Version 3.39.1 (pending)
PTCRB: Version 5.6.0 (pending)
CE: Yes (pending)
Industry Canada: Yes
RoHS Compliant: Yes
eMark: Yes
AT&T: Yes (pending)
Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery:
Standard 1400mAh
GSM hibernate 100μA
GSM 1TX/1RX (Avg) 150mA
GSM1RX (Avg) 75mA
Service Activation and Airtime Service

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Regulatory Compliance
FCC
The modem was tested and certified to meet FCC Parts 15 in a stand-alone configuration, which demonstrated that the GSM2000 Mini-MT
complies with Part 15 emission limits. FCC Part 22 & Part 24 is covered by the Enfora Enabler-IIG "modular approval" process for a transmitter.
This approach, described by FCC Public Notice DA 00-131407 released June 26, 2000, is intended to afford relief to equipment manufacturers by
eliminating the requirement for obtaining a new equipment authorization for the same transmitter when installed in a new device.
In order to use the GSM2000 MINIMT without additional FCC certification approvals, the installation must meet the following conditions:
For the transmitter to meet the MPE categorical exclusion requirements of 2.1091, the ERP must be less than 1.5 watts for personnel
separation distance of at least 20 cm (7.9 in). Therefore, the maximum antenna gain cannot exceed +3.3dBi. If greater than 1.5 watts exists,
then additional testing and FCC approval is required.
R&TTE -
The GSM2428 Mini-MT modem has been fully tested and complies with all the requirements of EN301 489-1, EN301 489-7 and EN60950-
1:2001. Compliance to EN301 511 has been demonstrated by testing on both the GSM2000 and the integrated GSM0108 module.
Disclaimer
The information and instructions contained within this publication comply with all FCC, GCF, PTCRB, R&TTE, IMEI and other applicable codes
that are in effect at the time of publication. Enfora disclaims all responsibility for any act or omissions, or for breach of law, code or regulation,
including local or state codes, performed by a third party.
Enfora strongly recommends that all installations, hookups, transmissions, etc., be performed by persons who are experienced in the fields of
radio frequency technologies. Enfora acknowledges that the installation, setup and transmission guidelines contained within this publication
are guidelines, and that each installation may have variables outside of the guidelines contained herein. Said variables must be taken into
consideration when installing or using the product, and Enfora shall not be responsible for installations or transmissions that fall outside of the
parameters set forth in this publication.
Enfora shall not be liable for consequential or incidental damages, injury to any person or property, anticipated or lost profits, loss of time, or
other losses incurred by Customer or any third party in connection with the installation of the Products or Customer's failure to comply with the
information and instructions contained herein.

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SONIYA TRACKING SERVICE OPERATION GUIDE
www.UnitedTracking.com
Ver. 4.00
Technical Support: [e-mail]

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USER LOGIN
1. Browser Compatibility - computer based:
[Recommended] Mozilla Firefox 3.0 or above, downloadable from www.mozilla.org
[Supported]Microsoft IE 6.0 or above, Google Chrome, Apple Mac Safari, Opera.
[Not Recommended] Aol, Opera, and other non-mainstream.
Note: When viewed by incompatible browsers, map and some function may not operates properly.
2. Browser Compatibility –phone, PDA or handheld:
[Recommended] Apple iPhone. Skyfire for Windows Mobile handheld, downloadable from www.skyfire.com
[Generally Supported] Android based smart phones : BlackBerry (not fully compatible)
[Not Recommended] Blackberry, LG, HTC, Samsung, Nokia, Sony-Erricson, etc, unless Android powered.
3. Visiting service website: www.unitedtracking.com and sign in with assigned username/password
Sign in here - Username and
password are CASE SENSITIVE.
Retrieve forgotten
username/password by email

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This page provides a summary of a day recorded. Date can be selected from by calendar. There are four
function buttons lead to: GeoFence, My Device, Reception, and My Airtime.
Check on this box to load
full trace of the day for
selected device, or only
the last five are shown
Click this sign to open
calendar. Dates with
history record available
is highlighted in bold
Click “Hide Panel” slide
off panel and make
bigger map screen
Click to open calendar. Dates
with record available is
highlighted in bold
Select a device to
switch the display of
related information
(below)
Information for device
selected from Device
List (above)
Last location of
the day selected
Select a device to
switch the display of
related information
(below)
A location with
moving direction
during the day
A location
stopped during
the day
Check on this box to load
full trace of the day for
selected device, or only
the last five are shown

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The following two screens when control panel is slide off, exposing view of map in two ways: Map
(street map) and Satellite (satellite photo taken sometimes ago):
Two views of map are available:
Map, which shows
street view of map.
Satellite, which shows
picture images taken
by satellite at a past
time. Picture images
may not be recent,
they are taken by
Google at a time in
past. Google usually
updates these images
once every a few
months.
Zoom control to zoom in
or zoom out map details
Click “Show Panel” slide
in control panel for
device information
Two views of map are available:
Map, which shows
street view of map.
Satellite, which shows
picture images taken
by satellite at a past
time. Picture images
may not be recent,
they are taken by
Google at a time in
past. Google usually
updates these images
once every a few
months.
Zoom control to zoom in
or zoom out map details
Click here show or hide
control panel

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A colored arrow indicates target moving with direction at the moment. Screen refreshes based on
Interval setting. Multiple units are shown in different colors.
This section displays details of most
recent reading received from
monitored device
This colored arrow moving on map is the
target travelling with direction indication
on real time basis. Refresh rate sync with
current interval setting (refer to <Set
Interval> button explained next page)
For multiple devices in a
same account, Click to
select a device to monitor
This target sign shown
means it’s stopped
(detected zero speed)
Pull Now is to manually send
a request to device to request
most recent location transmit
over. It will be totally depends
on unit status to response or
not. If unit is awake it will
return a recent detectable
location in 1-2 minutes.
HOWEVER, no response is
expected if unit is sleeping (no
moving) or powered off.

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Click on this button to
open set interval
window (as shown
from left of this screen)
Select new interval to send over to device. Confirmation by
device is totally depends on the current status of device:
Awake (device is in motion): Change delivered will be
accepted by device immediately, and confirmation will be
sent back (shown in red).
Sleeping (stationary over 1 minute, which will
automatically shut power off), or physically powered off:
Change will be pending in air and will be accepted by device
the next time when device wakes up or powered back on.
Change is ONLY deliverable within 24-48 hours –it may be
discarded if pending in air over24-48 hours.
RECEPTION:
For inspecting device signal quality, device receiver
working condition, and battery level change history.
Captured: Device is put in a good place/position with
good signal quality - location is successfully captured
from satellite. Address and map is successfully
updated on map at the time.
Seeking: Device is not with good placement/position,
satellite signal can not be received or signal quality is
bad –device has tried receive from satellite but
ended with failure. Usually caused by improper
physical placement, position or angel, being inside a
building, facing against metal, battery body, magnet,
or other objects that blocks radio signal, or inside
metal enclosure. The way location or address can not
work out.
Change status is in
red. Only last change
is recorded here
Aging time shown here is
calculated since last Captured
signal (refer to explain from right
side).
Device information last
received from it, with date
time stamp of receiving
time.

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This page contains comprehensive history information to manage your report or diagnose problem.
DEVICE RECEPTION HISTORY
Three types of history record available in this page:
1. Device Reception History: Record of all incoming signals received from device, whether locations is
successfully detected (captured) or non-detectable (seeking). This information is powerful to analyze device
work status and diagnose problems.
2. GeoFence Text Sent Log: History of text messages sent and/or by email
3. Captured Location History: Record of those locations detected successfully (captured)
Device Reception History
For inspecting device signal quality, device
receiver working condition, and battery level
change history.
Captured: Device is put in a good place/position
with good signal quality - location is successfully
captured from satellite. Address and map is
successfully updated on map at the time.
Seeking: Device is not with good
placement/position, satellite signal can not be
received or signal quality is bad –device has
tried receive from satellite but ended with
failure. Usually caused by improper physical
placement, position or angel, being inside a
building, facing against metal, battery body,
magnet, or other objects that blocks radio
signal, or inside metal enclosure. The way
location or address can not work out.