Gemini Gemtek User manual

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Gemtek Personal Tracking Device
User Manual

Gemtek PersonalTracking Device
About Device
e simple, yet sporty and sleek Gemtek is a personal and portable tracking
device unlike anything else. Always know where your child may be. Watch
over loved ones who may need you. Track your company’s assets wherever they
go. With just one push of a button, you can know within one minute the exact
location of your Gemtek.*
Device Features
• An “SOS” Button that immediately sends an alert to contacts preset by the
user in case of an emergency
• Speed Dial Buttons that allow the device to call up to 2 pre-determined
numbers (a third Speed Dial Button is reserved by Gemini)
• A signal light to show GSM (cellular) and GPS, as well as a low battery
indicator and Test Button for GSM (cellular) and GPS coverage
• Rechargeable battery with capacity of up to 15 hours, with a short charging
time of only 4 hours to restore full battery capacity
• A sensitive microphone for using the cellular phone functions (a headset port
is also included, if privacy is desired by the user)
• Tri-band modem for worldwide coverage, with a highly sensitive GPS module
• Sleek and stylish design that is both attractive if exposed or easily concealed
with the use of available accessories
• Extended standby time over 15 hours
• Talk time of up to 4 hours
• Secure online account access for device personalization and tracking
• Use the Geofence feature (also known as Safety Zone) to set dened
perimeters around device and receive alert notications
* Your Gemtek device operates using the GSM cellular network and must be within an area with
cellular coverage to function properly. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions.

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Contents
Packing List ........................................................ii
Description of Device. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
FrontView .........................................................1
RearView..........................................................2
BottomView........................................................2
LeView...........................................................3
RightView..........................................................3
Description of Lights ..............................................4
Buttons: Signal Light & Sound ....................................5
Battery Tips ........................................................6
Getting Started.....................................................7
ChargingtheBattery.................................................7
TurntheGemtekOnorO...........................................7
AdjustingVolume ...................................................7
AnsweringaCall....................................................7
EndingaCall .......................................................7
SpeedDialButtons...................................................8
Example1:PlacingaVoiceCall........................................9
Example2:HowtoRequestaPosition.................................10
SOSButton........................................................11
GeofenceButton....................................................12
Activating/Deactivating your Geofence from the Gemtek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Receiving/Testing Signals ........................................13
Receiving GPS & GSM (cellular) Signals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
TestingGPS&GSM(cellular)Signals .................................13
Quick Reference Guide ...........................................14
Specications .....................................................15
Helpful Hints .....................................................16
Troubleshooting ..................................................17
Limited Warranty.................................................18

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Packing List
Gemtek Home Charger Armband
User Manual,
Setup Guide and
Warranty Card
Car Charger Hands-free
Earpiece
Note
• Contents of the manual are subject to change without notice.
• Accessories may vary by region. Please consult your retailer.
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Gemtek Personal Tracking Device
User Manual

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Description of Device
Front View
Speed Dial 3
Reserved by Gemini
Speed Dial 2
Speed Dial 1
SOS Button
Speaker
Charging Light
GSM (cellular)
Antenna
Hang-up Button
(red)
Geofence Button
Answer Button
(green)
Signal Light
Signal Light Indicator light for various device functions (See “Description of
Lights”on page 4 for details)
SOS Button Reports to the control center by sending a text message when
pressed, signaling an emergency
Speaker Speaker for voice calls when not using earphone
Charging Light Indicator light for charging status (See “Description of Lights”on
page 4 for details)
Answer Button Press and hold until the device beeps once to answer an incoming
call
Geofence Button Activates and deactivates the Geofence feature
Hang-up Button Press and hold until the device beeps once to end a call
GSM (cellular)
Antenna
External component for receiving GSM (cellular) signal
Speed Dial 3 Reserved by Gemini
Speed Dial 2 To call the contact stored in speed dial 2, press and hold speed dial
2 until the device beeps once
Speed Dial 1 To call the contact stored in speed dial 1, press and hold speed dial
1 until the device beeps once

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Description of Device (continued)
Rear View
Battery Cover
Strap Mount
Battery Cover Removes easily to change the battery
Strap Mount For attaching a strap or necklace to the device
Bottom View
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On/O Switch To turn power On/O
Battery Cover Lock To lock the battery cover

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Description of Device (continued)
Left View
Charging Jack
Microphone
Earphone Jack
Armband Holder (not shown) is optional.
Ring Output
Right View
Volume/Test Button
Armband Holder (not shown) is optional.
Microphone To speak into for voice calls
Charging Jack For charging the battery
Earphone Jack For hands-free function
Ring Output Music ring for incoming call
Volume/Test To adjust the volume during phone calls. In standby
mode, if pressed for more than 2 seconds, the device
will beep and show the GPS and GSM (cellular)
reception on the signal light (See“Quick Reference
Guide,” on page 14 for details)
Armband Holder For attaching armband to device

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Description of Lights
Signal Light
Charging Light
Light Light CoLor and aCtion desCription
Signal Light—
when device
is turned on
Signal light stays solid blue
up to 1 - 1.5 minutes
Device is in start up mode and looking
for a GPS signal
Signal light blinks green
slowly 4 times
Indicates device is registering with the
GSM (cellular) network
Signal light ashes green
only
Indicates device has cellular GSM
coverage, but no GPS position
Signal light alternately
ashes green and red
Device currently has GSM and GPS
coverage; standby mode, ready to use
Signal light alternately
ashes green and blue
Device has cellular GSM coverage, has
no current GPS coverage, but does
have a position stored in memory;
standby mode, ready to use
O Device is communicating or
completing a command or action
Charging Light Orange light stays on Indicates the device is charging. Note: If
device is on while charging, the orange
light will remain on even if the device
is fully charged. If the device is o while
charging, the orange light will turn o
when the device is fully charged.
O Charger is not plugged in or if charger
is plugged in and the device is in
the “O” position, the battery is fully
charged.

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Buttons: Signal Light & Sounds
Speed Dial 3
Reserved by Gemini
Speed Dial 2
Speed Dial 1
SOS Button
Hang-up Button
(red)
Geofence Button
Answer Button
(green)
Signal Light
Volume/
Test Button
Charging Light
Note
• Geofence and SOS Buttons MUST be held for at least 4 seconds, other
buttons press for 2 seconds. See below for sound.
Button Light sound
Answer Button Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
Geofence Button Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
(activating)
Green light with 1 blink 2 beeps
(deactivating)
Hang-up Button Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
Speed Dial 1 Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
Speed Dial 2 Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
Speed Dial 3
Reserved by Gemini
Green light with 1 blink 1 beep
Volume (During a Call) No light 1 beep
Test (While
in standby
mode)
Green light stays on up to 4 seconds if cell phone signal
is OK (no green light if no cell phone signal)
Blue light stays on up to 4 seconds if GPS signal is OK (If
no GPS signal, then signal light blinks blue for 20 seconds)
2 beeps
SOS Button—press and hold
for at least 4 seconds
Green light stays on until SOS alert
notication(s) has been sent.
No Sound

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BatteryTips
Battery life depends on the network, signal strength, temperature, features,
and accessories in use. For maximum performance, please note the following
guidelines:
• New batteries or batteries stored for a long time may take more time to charge
• When charging and storing your battery, keep it near room temperature
• Never expose batteries to temperature below –10°C (14°F) or above 45°C
(113°F).
• It is normal for batteries to gradually require longer charging times. If you
notice a signicant change in your battery life, it is probably time to purchase
a new battery.
Warning
Dispose of properly and according to any applicable state or local laws.
Never dispose of batteries in a re because they may explode.

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Getting Started
Charging the Battery
Note
• For the initial charging of the battery, it is required that the device
remain in the “O ” postition. All other times it is recommended to
charge the battery while the device is in the “On” position.
1. Insert the Home Charger plug into “Charging Jack” on your Gemtek (See
“Description of Device” on page 3 for location of jack).
2. If device is on while charging, the orange light will remain on even if the
device is fully charged. If the device is o while charging, the orange light
will turn o when the device is fully charged.
Turn the Gemtek On or O
1. Locate the On/O switch on the bottom of the Gemtek.
2. Push the On/O switch to the desired position.
Adjusting Volume
1. Press “Volume/Test Button” to adjust sound level while using the device
during a phone call. (Volume adjustment sequence: Medium > High> Low)
Answering a Call
1. Press the “Answer” Button for 2 seconds. ere will be one beep and signal
light will blink green once.
Ending a Call
1. Press the “Hang-up” Button for 2 seconds. ere will be one beep and signal
light will blink green once.

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Speed Dial Buttons
The Speed Dial Buttons Have Three Functions:
1. e person carrying the device may place a voice call to the numbers stored
in the speed dial buttons. (See Example 1: Placing a Voice Call, page 9).
2. When calling the device from one of the stored numbers in either speed dial,
the Gemtek recognizes these numbers and automatically responds with a
busy signal. e location of the Gemtek will then be sent to the phone that
requested the device’s location.
3. e mobile phone numbers programmed as speed dials can receive alert
notications for specic events.
Note
• e numbers stored in the speed dial buttons can be setup in your
online account.
• e numbers programmed in the speed dial buttons are unable to
place a voice call to the device unless you disable caller ID rst by
dialing *67 and then dialing the device’s phone number.

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Example 1: Placing a Voice Call
By simply pressing the appropriate Speed Dial Button, the person carrying the
device may place a voice call to the numbers stored to these Speed Dial Buttons.
Example: e device is able to call Dad’s cell phone,
Mom’s cell phone or Gemini by pressing and holding the
desired speed dial button until the device beeps once.
Reserved by Gemini
Mom’s Cell Phone Number
Dad’s Cell Phone Number

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Example 2: How to Request a Position
Using Your Online Account
Please log into your online account and click on “Locate Now”, select the device
you would like to request a position for and then click “Get Location”.
Using a Telephone
Only numbers stored in the Speed Dial Buttons may request a position.
Example: Mom’s Cell Phone calls the device. e Gemtek recognizes Mom’s Cell
as a speed dial number and a message is sent to Mom’s Cell with the location of
the device.
Mom's Cell
Phone calls
the device
(Notication from Gemini)
John's location was
123 Main St, Boston, MA 02115
on 7/24/06 11:10 AM

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SOS Button
e SOS Button should ONLY be used in an emergency. By pressing and holding
down the SOS Button for 4 seconds, a message is sent including the location (if
available) of the device to the contact(s) you chose to receive alert notication(s).
(See “Alarm Settings” in your online account.)
Mom’s Cell Phone
receives SOS
alert notication
Dad's Cell Phone
receives SOS
alert notication
(Notication from Gemini)
John has pressed the
SOS button. The location was
111 Main St, Boston, MA 02115
on 7/24/06 12:00 PM
In the above example, it is assumed that both contacts have been selected to
receive alert notication when the SOS button is pressed.
Note
• SOS Button MUST be held for at least 4 seconds.
• If there is not a contact selected to receive the SOS alert notication,
by default an alert notication will be sent to the email address and
mobile phone of the contact stored in speed dial 1.
Example: John presses the SOS button. e Gemtek sends a
message with its location to the contact(s) set to receive alert
notication when the SOS button has been pressed.

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Geofence Button
A geofence allows you to set a boundary for your device. If the device goes
outside of the geofence area, an alert notication will be sent to the contact(s)
that you selected in your online account to receive alert notication.
Activating/Deactivating Your Geofence from the Gemtek
Gemtek can Activate/Deactivate the Geofence from the device by doing the
following:
• To activate press and hold down on the “G” Button for 4 seconds (device will
beep once)
• To deactivate press and hold down on the “G” Button for 4 seconds (device
will beep twice)
Note
• You can create a geofence in Set Boundaries in your online account.
• Activating the Geofence feature from the device will override any panel
activated geofence.

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Receiving/Testing Signals
Receiving GPS & GSM (cellular) Signals
Every time you turn your device on, it immediately starts searching for a GPS
signal, then a GSM (cellular) signal. e following light sequence indicates which
signals have been received:
1. Signal light stays solid blue up to 1 - 1.5 minutes while device is in start up
mode and searching for a GPS signal.
2. Signal light blinks green slowly 4 times to indicate device is registering with
the GSM (cellular) network.
3. Your device will now blink in one of the following ways indicating normal
standby mode, ready to use.
• Signal light will ash green only, indicating the device currently has GSM
coverage, but does not have a GPS position.
• Signal light will alternately ash green and red, indicating the device
currently has GSM and GPS coverage.
• Signal light will alternately ash green and blue, indicating the device
has GSM coverage and no current GPS coverage but does have a position
stored in memory.
Testing GPS & GSM (cellular) Signals
To test for GPS and/or GSM (cellular) signals while in normal standby mode,
press and hold the “Test” button until device beeps. e device tests rst for a
GSM (cellular) signal then a GPS signal. Sequence of lights is as follows:
1. Green light stays on up to 4 seconds if GSM (cellular) signal is OK (no green
light if no GSM signal).
2. Blue light stays on up to 4 seconds if GPS signal is OK (if no GPS signal.
then signal light blinks blue for 20 seconds).
Note
• e functions are limited to areas where GPS/cellular service are
available.

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Quick Reference Guide
FunCtions operations
Sending
an SOS
Press and hold the SOS Button for at least 4 seconds. Green light stays
on until SOS alert notication(s) has been sent.
Location
Request—
from a phone
Mobile phone numbers that have been stored in Speed Dial Buttons 1
and 2 can call and request location information from the device. The
Gemtek recognizes these numbers and automatically responds with a
busy signal. The location of the Gemtek will then be sent to the phone
that requested the device’s location.
Activating
Geofence
Press “G” Button for 4 seconds, the device will beep once and report to
the control center and automatically activate the Geofence function.
You can also set and dene Geofence boundaries by logging into your
online account.
Deactivating
Geofence
Press “G” Button for 4 seconds, the device beeps twice and deactivates
the Geofence. You can also deactivate the Geofence by logging into
your online account.
Answering
Call
Any phone can be used to call the device, and the device will notify the
user with a music ring. To answer the call, press and hold the“Answer”
Button until the device beeps once.
Ending Call User can end the call by pressing and holding the“Hang-up” Button
until the device beeps once.
Calling out Users can call any preset number (1, 2, 3) by pressing and holding the
appropriate Speed Dial button until the device beeps once.
Volume
Control
Press “Volume/Test” Button to adjust sound level during a phone call.
(Volume adjustment sequence: Medium →High → Low)
GSM/GPS Test Press “Volume/Test” Button to test for GSM (cellular) and GPS
reception while in normal standby mode. Green light stays on up to 4
seconds if GSM (cellular) signal is OK (no green light if no GSM signal)
Blue light stays on up to 4 seconds if GPS signal is OK (if no GPS signal
then signal light blinks blue for 20 seconds).
Hands-free Earphone is included for hands-free function.
Worldwide
monitoring
and tracking
With the European GSM communication module, to use worldwide
without distance restrictions.
Low battery Indicated when signal light is red.
Charging It is recommended to keep your Gemtek in the “On” position while
charging. Orange light will stay on and a full charge is achieved in
approximately 4–6 hours.
Car/Home
charger
Using DC 12V charger (for car) and AC 110V–240V charger (for home)
to charge the device.

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Specications
item speCiFiCation
Dimension L: 90mm (antenna included)
W:45mm
H:20mm
Weight 170 g ± 5 g
Frequencies 900/1800/1900MHz
850/1800/1900MHz
Storage temperature Between –10°C and + 55°C
Battery capacity 850 mA
Power consumption Standby mode: <45mA,
GSM Operating: < 250mA

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Helpful Hints
• For optimum performance, you should keep your Gemtek in the “On”
position at all times, even while charging the battery. It is only required to
charge the battery in the “O” position the rst time.
• Charging light will always be orange when the device is in the “On” position
while charging, even when the battery is fully charged.
• Signal light sequence when device is turned On:
• Signal light stays solid blue up to 1 - 1.5 minutes while device is in start
up mode and searching for a GPS signal.
• Signal light blinks green slowly 4 times to indicate device is registering
with the GSM (cellular) network.
• Device is always searching for a GPS signal. Your device will blink in one of
the following ways indicating normal standby mode, ready to use.
• Signal light will alternately ash green and red, indicating the device
currently has GPS coverage.
• Signal light will alternately ash green and blue, indicating the device has
no current GPS coverage but does have a position stored in memory.
• To test for GPS and/or GSM (cellular) signals while in normal standby mode,
press the “Test” Button.
• Blue light stays on up to 4 seconds if GPS signal is OK (If no GPS signal,
then signal light blinks blue for 20 seconds).
• Green light stays on up to 4 seconds if GSM (cellular) signal is OK (No
green light if no GSM signal).
• Geofence and SOS Buttons must be held for at least 4 seconds, all other
buttons press for 2 seconds.