EziTrack GH3000 User manual

GH3000 User Manual
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Contents
1Preface...........................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Protection of Copyrights ........................................................................................................................5
1.3 Contacts ................................................................................................................................................5
2General Information......................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Package contents..................................................................................................................................5
2.2 Defaults .................................................................................................................................................6
3Getting Started..............................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Insert SIM card, battery, attach a neck strap.........................................................................................6
3.2 Charging the battery..............................................................................................................................7
4Getting To Know The Device........................................................................................................................8
4.1 Turning device on..................................................................................................................................8
4.2 Turning device off..................................................................................................................................8
5Quick Device Configuration via SMS ..........................................................................................................9
5.1 Change device configuration password.................................................................................................9
5.2 Changing time zone...............................................................................................................................9
5.3 Change periodical data logging...........................................................................................................10
5.4 Change Alarm settings ........................................................................................................................10
5.5 Change keyboard settings...................................................................................................................11
5.6 Change Man-down settings.................................................................................................................11
5.7 Change parking settings......................................................................................................................11
5.8 Battery charge level notification...........................................................................................................12
5.9 Set APN...............................................................................................................................................12
5.9.1 Configuration of Connections & Data (APN) .....................................................................................................12
5.10 Restore settings to factory default........................................................................................................12
6Device Monitoring.......................................................................................................................................13
6.1 Review device location on the map .....................................................................................................13
7For Your Safety ...........................................................................................................................................14
7.1 Switch on safely...................................................................................................................................14
7.2 Safe traffic is the most important priority..............................................................................................14
7.3 Disturbances........................................................................................................................................14
7.4 Switch off in hospitals..........................................................................................................................14
7.5 Switch off in the means of transport ....................................................................................................14
7.6 Switch off when fuelling.......................................................................................................................14
7.7 Switch off when being in the vicinity of places of explosions...............................................................14
7.8 Prepare your computer........................................................................................................................14
7.9 Use only the batteries supplied by the manufacturer...........................................................................14
7.10 Use the battery safely..........................................................................................................................14
7.11 Safely disconnect the device...............................................................................................................15
8Alarm Function............................................................................................................................................15
8.1 Alarm function activation......................................................................................................................15
8.2 Alarm configuration..............................................................................................................................15

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8.2.1 Basic parameters..............................................................................................................................................15
8.2.2 Cycle call method.............................................................................................................................................15
8.2.3 GPRS or SMS method......................................................................................................................................16
8.2.4 SMS method.....................................................................................................................................................16
9Call Function ...............................................................................................................................................16
9.1 Call function configuration ...................................................................................................................16
9.2 Call function activation.........................................................................................................................16
9.3 Answer incoming call...........................................................................................................................16
10 Man-Down Function....................................................................................................................................16
10.1 Man-down function settings.................................................................................................................16
11 Authorised Incoming Call...........................................................................................................................17
11.1 Authorised call number list configuration.............................................................................................17
12 Authorised SMS Number List.....................................................................................................................17
12.1 Authorised SMS number list configuration...........................................................................................17
13 Action On Call Function.............................................................................................................................17
14 SMS Tracking ..............................................................................................................................................17
14.1 Function activation...............................................................................................................................17
15 A-GPS Function...........................................................................................................................................18
16 Low Battery Level Notification Messages.................................................................................................18
16.1 Function configuration .........................................................................................................................18
17 SIM Pin Code...............................................................................................................................................18
18 Sound Indication.........................................................................................................................................18
19 Vibration ......................................................................................................................................................18
20 Minute Minder..............................................................................................................................................19
21 Parking Function.........................................................................................................................................19
21.1 Parking configuration...........................................................................................................................19
21.2 Parking activation/deactivation............................................................................................................19
22 Auto Answer Function................................................................................................................................19
23 Silent Call Function.....................................................................................................................................19
23.1 Silent call configuration........................................................................................................................19
24 Special SMS Requests................................................................................................................................20
25 SMS Configuration Protocols ....................................................................................................................21
25.1 Easy SMS Configuration......................................................................................................................21
25.1.1 Change device configuration password ............................................................................................................21
25.1.2 Changing time zone..........................................................................................................................................21
25.1.3 Change periodical data logging ........................................................................................................................21
25.1.4 Change Alarm settings .....................................................................................................................................22
25.1.5 Change keyboard settings................................................................................................................................22
25.1.6 Change Man-down settings..............................................................................................................................22
25.1.7 Change parking settings...................................................................................................................................23
25.1.8 Battery charge level notification........................................................................................................................23
25.1.9 Restore settings to factory default.....................................................................................................................23
25.2 Advanced SMS Configuration..............................................................................................................24
25.2.1 Advanced SMS writing rules.............................................................................................................................24
25.2.2 General Configuration.......................................................................................................................................24
25.2.3 Configuration of Periodical Tracking .................................................................................................................24
25.2.4 Configuration of Periodical Tracking by SMS....................................................................................................25
25.2.5 Configuration of AGPS options.........................................................................................................................26

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25.2.6 Configuration of Filter.......................................................................................................................................26
25.2.7 Configuration of Man-Down options..................................................................................................................26
25.2.8 Configuration of Parking...................................................................................................................................26
25.2.9 Configuration of Alarm......................................................................................................................................27
25.2.10 Configuration of Send Alarm by GRPS ........................................................................................................27
25.2.11 Configuration of Send Alarm by SMS...........................................................................................................27
25.2.12 Configuration of Send Alarm by Call............................................................................................................28
25.2.13 Configuration of Keyboard ...........................................................................................................................28
25.2.14 Configuration of GSM ..................................................................................................................................29
25.2.15 Call IN authorisation ....................................................................................................................................29
25.2.16 Auto Answer function...................................................................................................................................29
25.2.17 Configuration of Action On Call....................................................................................................................30
25.2.18 Configuration of SMS functionality and Security...........................................................................................30
25.2.19 Configuration of Connections & Data (GPRS)..............................................................................................31
25.2.20 Configuration of Connections & Data (APN) ................................................................................................31
25.2.21 Configuration of Connections & Data (Server) .............................................................................................31
25.2.22 Configuration of Notifications.......................................................................................................................31
25.2.23 Configuration of Date and Time...................................................................................................................34
25.2.24 Configuration of daylight saving...................................................................................................................34
25.2.25 Configuration of Call Table ..........................................................................................................................34
25.2.26 Configuration of SMS Table.........................................................................................................................35
26 Status Indicators.........................................................................................................................................36
27 Device Characteristics................................................................................................................................37
27.1 Specifications of the device.................................................................................................................37
27.2 Battery life time....................................................................................................................................38
27.3 Electronic specification........................................................................................................................38
28 Maintenance and Repair.............................................................................................................................38

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Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing our device! We hope it will satisfy your expectations and you will enjoy its
particular features. Please find several minutes to read this document before starting to use GH3000.
1PREFACE
1.1 Introduction
GH3000 is a device with built-in function characteristics of a mobile phone and an integrated A-GPS
receiver. This device is intended for the surveillance and protection of people, cargos and other
objects. The A-GPS receiver will find the current location of the device and will sends this data via
SMS or via data to the online tracking server.
1.2 Protection of Copyrights
All rights protected. ©2013 EziTrak® Ltd.
All rights are owned by the author. You may not copy, compile or transfer the present information to
third parties or distribute it without a prior written consent by EziTrak® Ltd. Other products and
company names mentioned in this manual may be trademarks or names of products of such
companies.
1.3 Contacts
In case you have problems with the use of the product beyond your possibilities to solve it, please
contact by an email: [e-mail] or phone [phone]. Additionally you can contact your
local reseller, we would be pleased to be of any assistance to you.
Note!
EziTrak® recommends reading User Manual carefully. EziTrak® does not take any responsibility for problems
that occur due to inappropriate usage of a device, incorrect configuration or usage of software that was issued
by a third party. EziTrak® reserves the right to modify the functionality of the device without any prior notice.
2GENERAL INFORMATION
2.1 Package contents
1 x Handheld A-GPS/GSM Tracker GH3000
1 x Li-Ion 1050mAh battery 3.7V
1 x USB – micro USB cable
1 x 230V to 5V USB charger
1 x 12V to 5V USB car charger
1 x Mini screw driver and screw
1 x Neck strap
Note!
The manufacturer's set does not include a SIM card which is necessary to connect to the GSM network. A SIM
card can be acquired from your local supplier of GSM services. If any part is missing in the set, please contact
the representative of the manufacturer or dealer.

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2.2 Defaults
The device automatically saves its position data in to the memory and has other default configuration.
Periodical logging interval
Every 20 sec.
Configuration password
0000
Device name
Rojone
AGPS option
Enabled
Alarm method
GPRS and SMS
Alarm SMS message sending period
Every 60sec. (1min Disabled)
Man-down function – base device position
Vertical (Disabled)
Alarm duration time
300 sec. (5min.)
Track logging Interval when Alarm is active
20 sec.
SMS tracking Interval
Every 600 sec. (10min Disabled)
Time in the SMS messages
GMT (+10:00)
Ringing melody
Imperial March
Low battery alarm messages
When battery charge level becomes 30%
(Disabled)
3GETTING STARTED
3.1 Insert SIM card, battery, attach a neck strap
All SIM cards must be kept in a safe place. You may request your SIM card supplier to provide SIM
cards and information about the use of SIM card related services. The supplier may be a service
supplier, a network operator or another seller. How to insert the SIM card is shown below. A standard
sized SIM is required.
Note!
Before removing the cover, switch off the device and disconnect it from the charger or PC. The device must be
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If an unsuitable SIM card has been inserted or the device fails to detect it, the device will restart
automatically and will try to make the connection again (if the SIM card is not inserted then the device
will restart three times). If the connection fails, the device will indicate it. If the card has been inserted
later, the device must be switched off and switched on again or has to be restarted manually.
3.2 Charging the battery
Connect the USB wall charger to the device via USB cable and plug the charger in to the alternating
current wall socket. We recommend charging the device using a 220V USB wall charger when
charging the device for the very first time (not charge it via PC).
If the device is working very intensively (GPS data logging period is very short, GPS data sending via
GPRS is enabled, or GSM signal level is very low and device is constantly searching for GSM
operator) then the battery charge time can be much longer then usual. The maximum battery charge
time is 9 hours. To charge the battery faster we recommend charging the device when it is switched
off. In order to prevent the device from turning on automatically when it is connected, you have to
change its configuration using the SMS command. Battery charge time when the device is switched
off is approximately 4 hours.
Note!
If the battery is fully discharged, the device will not indicate about charging for approximately 10 min. If the
battery level is very low during charging, some of the functions of the device might be limited for a couple of
hours until the battery reaches the required charge level.
Note!
Only approved batteries, chargers and accessories supplied by EziTrak® should be used with this device. By
using other sorts of batteries, chargers and supplements you risk to be deprived of all guaranties and it also
may be dangerous for you and your environment.
Note!
GH3000 should be fully charged (100%). If charged not fully (less than 95%) indication of the battery discharge
level can be not accurate.

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4GETTING TO KNOW THE DEVICE
1. LED indicators - Indicates the status of device.
2. Speaker
3. Icons
4. Alarm button - Activates the alarm function.
5. End call button - Turn device on and off, cancel
call.
6. Volume up button - Increasing speaker volume.
7. Microphone
8. Micro USB connector - Connector for
connection to USB 5V for charging or vehicle
detection.
9. Volume down button - Decreasing volume.
10. Lock/unlock keyboard’s switch - Locks
keyboard from unwanted pressing and function
activation.
11. Battery compartment - Protecting battery from
damages and falling down.
12. Talk button - Dials, answers a call.
13. Reset button (inside hole)
14. Neck strap hanging place
4.1 Turning device on
If you wish to turn on the device, push the (5) button and wait a few seconds until green battery LED
turns off. After that device will vibrate hardly and play a melody. If device will not turn on, check the
lock/unlock (10) switch, it should be unlocked, or charge the battery.
4.2 Turning device off
If you wish to turn off the device, push the (5) button and hold it pressed down until battery LED (1)
indicator lights red and green at the same time, then release the button and device will switch off.
→ →
Press and hold
(5) button, the
battery LED turns
on.
Hold the button
pressed down for
a while.
The battery LED
turns off.
Hold the button
pressed down for
a while.
The battery LED
lights red and
green at the same
time, release the
button and the
device will turn
off.

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5QUICK DEVICE CONFIGURATION VIA SMS
You can configure the device by sending special SMS commands. If an SMS command has been
received and accepted then the device will reply with a special confirmation SMS, otherwise the
device will not reply at all. The command and parameter’s value are separated by a gap (space).
5.1 Change device configuration password
Before starting the configuration of the device you need to create your own configuration password or
leave default value. To create your own configuration password is not necessary, but strongly
recommended for security purposes. To create your own configuration password use the command
shown below.
psw<old configuration password>ch<new configuration password>
Default configuration password is “0000”. When creating a new configuration password use only (aA-
zZ) and (0-9) symbols.
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 ch1111 Configuration changed
Password changed from 0000
to 1111.
Note!
Remember your created password; you will not be able to change any configuration parameters of the device
without it.
5.2 Changing time zone
If the device has never had a fix before or the battery has been removed, the device date will be
incorrect (20070101). To synchronise device internal time device needs to receive at least one GPS
signal from satellites. Place the device for a few minutes in the open sky and wait until GPS indicator
LED will start flashing twice at a time. After time synchronisation device time zone will be GMT
(+10:00). Time zones need to be set to the current state they are operating in.
Australian Eastern Standard Time UTC + 10 hours
Australian Central Standard Time UTC + 9.5 hours
Australian Western Standard Time UTC + 8 hours
Remember to add an additional hour when in daylight saving time zones.
To set your local time zone send an SMS message:
psw<configuration password>gmt<+-number>
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 gmt+10 Configuration changed
Time changed from 00:23:22 to
10:23:22.

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5.3 Change periodical data logging
By default device is logging its position in the memory every 20 seconds. We recommend that the
logging period is not set under 5 seconds as this will use more data as more records are sent to the
server. You can change this time by sending a simple SMS:
psw<configuration password>t<time (in sec.)>
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 t600 Configuration changed
Logging interval changed from
20sec.to 10 min.
5.4 Change Alarm settings
There are three alarm modes in which device can work: m1 – SMS mode, m2 – Call mode and m3 –
GPRS or SMS mode. For more details about these modes please read chapter Alarm function.
Note!
Alarm duration time will be set in seconds. Phone numbers can be set up to five. Alarm duration can’t be less
than 60 sec.
psw<configuration password>alarm<method>t<alarm duration time><phone number>
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 alarm m1 t3600
[phone] Configuration changed
Alarm method: SMS, duration
time: 3600s, Alarm SMS
destination number:
[phone].
There are two ways to delete phone numbers from the alarm number list; one of them is to delete all
phone numbers which are on the list. The first way is:
psw<configuration password>alarm del
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 alarm del
Configuration changed
Alarm number list is empty.
The second one is to delete phone numbers separately:
psw<configuration password>alarm del <phone number>
Example SMS Message
Response
Result
psw0000 alarm del
[phone]
Configuration changed
[phone] removed from
phone number list.