Teltonika GH3000 User manual

Quick-Start user manual
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http://www.teltonika.eu
version 1.00

1. Preface
2. General information
3. Getting started
4. Getting to know the device
5. Quick configuration
6. Device monitoring
7. For your safety
7.9 Use only the batteries supplied by the manufacturer
7.10 Use the battery safely
7.11 Safely disconnect the device
8. Installing software
9. Connecting to a PC
10. Alarm function
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Protection of copyrights
1.3 Contacts
2.1. Package contents
2.2. Defaults
3.1 Insert SIM card, battery and neck strap
3.2 Charging the battery
4.1 Turning device on
4.2 Turning device off
5.1 Change configuration password
5.2 Change time and time zone
5.3 Change periodical data logging
5.4 Change Alarm settings
5.5 Change keyboard settings
5.6 Change Man-down settings
5.7 Changeparking settings
5.8 Change GPRS settings
5.9 Battery notification
5.10 Restore to factory default
6.1 Review device location on the map
7.1 Switch on safely
7.2 Safe traffic is the most important
7.3 Disturbances
7.4 Switch off in hospitals
7.5 Switch off in the means of transport
7.6 Switch off when fueling
7.7 Switch off when being in the vicinity of places of explosions
7.8 Prepare your computer
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10.1 Alarm function activation
10.2 Alarm configuration
11. Call function
11.1 Call function configuration
11.2 Call function activation
11.3 Answer incoming call
12. Modem emulation function
12.1 Modem emulation function configuration
12.2 Modem emulation function activation
13. Geofence function
Geofence function configuration
14. Configuration security
15. Man-down function
16. Authorized incoming call
16.1 Authorized call number list configuration
17. Authorized SMS number list
17.1 Authorized SMS number list configuration
18. SMS tracking
18.1 Function activation
19. A-GPS function
19.1 A-GPS function configuration
20. Low battery level notification messages
20.1 Function configuration
21. SIM PIN code
22. Sound indication
Sound indication configuration
23. Vibration
Vibration configuration
24. Minute minder
25. List of supported maps
26. Parking function
Parking configuration
Parking activation/deactivation
27. Autoanswer function
Auto answer configuration
28. Silent call function
call configuration
29. Special SMS requests
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15.1 Man-down function settings
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28.1 Silent
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30. NMEA function
31. Indicating the status
32. Device characteristics
33. Maintance and repair
30.1 NMEA function configuration
30.2. NMEA function activation/deactivation
32.1 Specifications of the device
32.2. Battery life time
32.3. Electronic specification
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Product introduction
Quick start guide
This chapter introduce the
device and helps to start it use
quickly. Also you will find out
how to configure device using
SMS messages.

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GH3000 is a device with built-in functions characteristic of a
mobile phone and an integrated A-GPS receiver. This device is
intended for the surveillance and protection of people, cargo
and objects. The A-GPS receiver may define the current location
of the device and sends this data to a person in charge or the
operation center.
All rights protected. © 2009 Ltd Teltonika.
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 UAB Teltonika.
Other products and company names mentioned in this Manual
may be trademarks or names of products of such companies.
In case you have problems with the use of the product beyond
your possibilities to solve it, please address them to the
Technical Assistance Center (TAC) by e-Mail [email protected]
or contact your local seller. We would be pleased to be of any
assistance to you.
1. Preface
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Protection of copyrights
1.3 Contacts
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
beginning to work with GH3000.
Notice!
Teltonika recommends to read User Manual carefully. Teltonika does not take any
responsibility for problems that occur due to an unpropriate usage of a device, incorrect
configuration or usage of software that was issued by a third party.
Teltonika reserves a right to modify the functionality of the device without any prior notice.
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2. General information
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 SETUP CD with User's Manual and software
1 x Printed User's Quick-Start Manual
1 x Mini screw driver
1 x Neck strap
Notice!
The manufacturer's set does not include any 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
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o f t h e m a n u f a c t u r e r o r d e a l e r
(www.teltonika.eu).
The device automatically logging its position into the memory
and has other default configuration.
Periodical logging interval - every 600 sec. (10 min.)
Alarm duration time - 300 sec. (5 min.)
Alarm SMS sending interval - every 60 sec. (1 min)
Track logging Interval then Alarm is active - 5 sec.
SMS tracking Interval - every 600 sec. (10min)
Time in the SMS messages - GMT (+0:00)
Ringing melody - Pink Pantera
Low battery alarm messages - then 30%
2.2. Defaults
2.1. Package contents
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All SIM cards must be kept in a save 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. The SIM card must
be inserted in the way as set below.
3.1 Insert SIM card, battery and neck strap
Notice!
Before removing the cover, switch off the device and disconnect it from the charger or PC.
The device must be always kept and used with a cover and the screw screwed tightly.
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If an unsuitable SIM card has been inserted or the device fails to
detect it, the device will reload automatically and tries to start
the connection anew (if SIM card is not inserted the device will
reloads three times). If the reconnection fails, the device will
show it by its indicator.If the card has been inserted later, the
device must be switched off and switched on again or has to be
reloaded.

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Notice!
Only approved batteries, chargers and supplements supplied by Teltonika 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 may also be dangerous for you and your environment.
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Hausehold
socket Protct. grounding
Phase-wire
Zero-wire
Automatic switch off
device
Charger
USB
Cable
Device
PCs
Electricity
distributing
board
3.2 Charging the battery
Just connect the charger and the device by using an USB cable
and plug the charger in the alternating current wall socket.
After the device is connected to the PC or alternating current
wall socket, the battery charging will start. Charging is indicated
by the indicator.
By connecting the device to one of the USB connectors of a PC or
by using the 230V – 5V charger available in the set, it is possible
to charge the internal battery of the device. For the first time it
is advisable to charge the battery using the 230-5V charger (not
via PC). The common charge time for the battery is less than
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4. Getting to know the device
4.1 Turning device on
4.2 Turning device off
If you wish to turn on the device, push the (5) button shortly and
wait few seconds. If device will not turn on, check lock/unlock
(10) swich,it should be unlocked or charge the device battery.
If you wish to turn off the device, push the (5) button and hold
until battery LED (1) indicator starts light red and green at the
same time, release the button and device will swich off.
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1. LED indicators
Indicates the status of device.
2. Earpiece
3. LED indicators 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 PC for programing
and flashing.
9. Volume down button
Decreasing speaker volume.
10. Lock/unlock keyboars swich
Saves keyboard from unvonted pressing and
functions activation.
11. Battery compartment
Saving battery from damages and falling down.
12. Talk button
Dials, answers a call, mute.
13. Reset button
14. Neck strap hanging place
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5. Quick configuration via SMS
Quick configuration alows configurate your device without any
connection to the PC, just send simply SMS messages to the
device and it will be ready to work.
If configuration message is correct device will answer you
confirmation SMS message back, othervice it will not answer at
all. The separator of commands and parameter values is the
space bar.
5.1 Change configuration password
5.2 Change time and time zone
Before start configuring the device you need to create your own
configuration password or leave it by default. To create your own
configuration pasword is not necessary but recomended.
Dafault configuration password is “0000”.For creating
configuration password use only (aA-zZ) and (0-9) symbols.
psw<old configuration password> ch<New configuration
password>
Example:
Result: before password 0000 after 1111
psw0000 ch1111
Notice!
Remember your created password, othervice you will not be able to change any configuration
parameters of the device.
If the device never had a coordinate before, the default time in
the device will be incorrect (2007 01 01). To synchronize internal
time you need to get a first coordinate. Put the device for a few
minutes on the open sky and wait until GPS indicator stars
flashing twice at a time. After synchronization device time will
be GMT(00:00). To set your local time send SMS message:
psw<configuration password> gmt<+-number>
Example: psw0000 gmt+2
Result: before GMT time 10:23:22 after local time 12:23:22
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5.3 Change periodical data logging
By default device is logging its position in the memory every 10
minutes (600s). You can change this time by sending simple SMS
message
Example: psw0000 t3600
Result: Logging interval before 600s after 3600s
psw<configuration password> t<time (sec)>
5.4 Change Alarm settings
There are three alarm methods in which device can work: m1-
SMS method, m2-Call method and m3-GPRS or SMS method. For
more description about these methods please read the manual.
Atention! Alarm duration time will be set in seconds. Phone
numbers can be set up to five.
Example: psw0000 alarm m1 t3600 [phone]
Result: Alarm method: SMS, duration time: 3600s, Alarm SMS
destination number:[phone]
There are two possibilities to delete numbers from alarm
number list, one of them is to delete all numbers which are in the
list.
Example:psw0000 alarm del
Result: alarm number list is empty
And second one is to delete phone numbers separately.
Example:psw0000 alarm del [phone]
Result: removed [phone] number from alarm phone number list
psw<configuration password> alarm <method> t<alarm
duration time> <Phone numbers>
psw<configuration password> alarm del
psw<configuration password> alarm del <phone number>
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5.5 Change keyboard settings
Every key on the device keyboard have the number and can be
configured call to set phone number. By default key1, key2, key3
and key4 does not have set any function. On the Key5 is already
set alarm function.
psw<configuration password> key1 <phone number>
Example: psw0000 key1 [phone]
Result: before key1=none after key1=[phone]
key2
Key4
Key5
Key1
Key3
5.6 Change Man-down settings
For function can be used quick
configuration SMS messages.
psw<password> mandown <on/off>
Example: psw0000 mandown on
Result: Man-down function enabled
Example: psw0000 mandown off
Result: Man-down function disabled
enable or disable this
5.7 Changeparking settings
The minimum radius of parking zone is 200 meters. If you use
configuration message without radius, device will set radius as is
default or was set last configuration.
psw<password> park on r<radius >
psw<password> park on
Example: psw0000 park on r280
Result: parking function enabled parking self geofence zone 280m.
Example: psw0000 park off
Result: parking function disabled
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5.8 Change GPRS settings
Use the simple configuration SMS message to configure all
necessary parameters of GPRS connection to the server.
Information about your SIM card connection authentication type,
APN (Access point name), user name or password can be acquired
from your local supplier of GSM services.
The authentication type can be: 0-none, 1-pap, 2-chap.
psw<configuration password> gprs sp<send period in sec.>
ip<IP> p<PORT> apn<autentication type>,<Access Point
Name>,username,password
Example: psw0000 gprs sp60 ip127.0.0.1 p8080
apn2,bigcompany.mnc012.mcc345.gprs,internet,mywap
Result: every 60s device will connect to the server and sends data from
the memory. The server data is set: IP: 127.0.0.1 port 8080. GPRS
connection settings: connection authentication type-PAP, access point
name: bigcompany.mnc012.mcc345.gprs, user name: internet and
password: mywap
If the server is not required password or user name you can be
send such the SMS message:
psw<configuration password> gprs sp<send period in sec.>
ip<IP> p<PORT> apn<autentication type>,<Access Point Name>
Example: psw0000 gprs sp60 ip127.0.0.1
p8080 apn2,bigcompany.mnc012.mcc345.gprs
Result: every 60s device will connect to the server and sends data from
the memory. The server data is set: IP: 127.0.0.1 port 8080. GPRS
connection settings: connection authentication type-PAP, access point
name: bigcompany.mnc012.mcc345.gprs
Notice!
Please pay attention the parameters after the should be written without empty symbol
(space bar)
apn
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5.9 Battery notification
If you need to be informed about the battery charge level turn on
the battery notification function. By default this function is
activated and you need to set the messages destination number
only. To perform that write the message within the text:
psw<password> battery on <Phone number>
Example: psw0000 battery on [phone]
Result: device will send SMS message then the battery charge level
becomes less than the level is set.
if you want to turn off the notification,sendthe SMS message
within the text:
psw<pasword> battery off
Example: psw0000 battery off
Result: device will stop sending notification about battery charge level.
5.10 Restore to factory default
If your device are not work as you want or have been set up and
you do not remember what you have done, do not worry, just
restore the factory defaults and try again. The restore can be
done by SMS within text:
psw<password> restore
Example: psw0000 restore
Result: all parameters restored to factory defaults.
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6. Device monitoring
6.1 Review device location on the map
Download Google Earth from internet. The program can be found
in http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html . Or just open
your internet browser and type http://maps.google.com or
http://maps.live.com.
Text Message
156(1) Abc
To: GH3000
Psw:0000;fix?
Read received SMS message and find out
the word Fix: <numbers>. These numbers
are your device location co-ordinates. If
instead numbers is N/A, that means device
failed find its location.
Open installed Google Earth program and in the left size of
window find out the field fly to. In this field enter the
coordinates you got from device and press a button Begin search.
If you use maps on the browser just type the coordinate into the
search field and press a search button, after few seconds you will
see your device location.
Send SMS request (Fix?) to get location of
the device from your mobile phone. Be
sure your device is in the open sky,
otherwise device will fail to find its
location.
Text Message
(1)129
From: GH3000
FIX! Id:GH3000
Imei:35397601XXXXXXX
Time:YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS
Sat:9
Op:24602 Cell:030B Sign_Lvl:26
Bat_Lvl:94
Fix:54.1215, 25.1324
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We can much
more
This chapter describes how the device
function works, how to use device safely
and how to install Track Assistant, what
is the system requirement and what
function parameters you can change
using this software.

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Please read these basic explanations. In disregarding them you
may face danger or trespassing of existing laws. In case if you
wish to have more information, please read the concise user
manual.
7. For your safety
7.1 Switch on safely
Do not switch on the device where it is prohibited to use a mobile
phone or when such use may cause disturbances or danger.
7.2 Safe traffic is the most important
Do not infringe local legislation. When driving, use your hands for
driving the car only. The most important thing you have to think
of when driving is the safety of the traffic.
7.3 Disturbances
All wireless equipment may be sensitive to disturbances which
may have effect on its operation.
7.4 Switch off in hospitals
Follow all restrictions. You might need to switch off when being
in the vicinity of any medical equipment.
7.5 Switch off in the means of transport
Follow all restrictions. Wireless equipment may cause
disturbances in air traffic.
7.6 Switch off when fueling
Do not use the device in petrol stations. Do not use it in the
vicinity of fuels or chemicals.
7.7 Switch off when being in the vicinity of places of explosions
Follow all restrictions. Do not use the device at places where
explosion works are carried out.
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7.8 Prepare your computer
Chargers, personal or portable computers to be connected to the
device must comply with the requirements of DIN EN 60950-
1.2003.
7.9 Use only the batteries supplied by the manufacturer
If a battery of an improperly sort is inserted, there is a possibility
for explosion or other harms.
7.10 Use the battery safely
Ensure that the battery doesn't have a contact with water. When
storing, keep the device in a cool, dry place.
Ensure that the battery and device are not exposed to hot
surfaces or direct sunlight.
When transporting, ensure that the battery is safe from metal
articles and do not keep it with metal rings, chains, etc.
Do not damage the battery with nails or sharp objects.
Do not try to charge the battery directly from a household
socket. This may lead to explosion or other harms.
7.11 Safely disconnect the device
The device may be disconnected from the PC or charger by
pulling out the USB connection from the computer USB socket or
by pulling out the micro USB connection from GH3000.
To avoid mechanical damages, it is advisable to carry the
equipment in a blow-proof package.
The operation environment of the device has effect on its
communication quality. If the operation of the device has been
disturbed, only qualified maintenance staff may do the repair. It
is recommended to deliver the device to a repair center or back
to the factory.
Power supply chains available at a place used for connecting
GH3000 must have safety devices (automatic bipolar switch off
devices) which protect from power supply excess, short circuit
and failure of grounding. The switch off device must be installed
at a place which is easy to access. Its power must be consistent
with the power of the connected device, and the distance
between the contacts must not be less than 3 mm.
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Drivers and software necessary for installing are written on a
SETUP CD disk supplied with the device. We are recommend to
check www.teltonika.eu for software updates. The software
version indicated on the splash screen.
8. Installing software
9. Connecting to a PC
Before connecting the device to the PC it is recommended to
install Track Assistant program at first.
Insert the CD into the CD drive on you PC. The installation wizard
will start automaticaly in several seconds. You will be able to
chose your local language on the first window.
Minimum system requirements
20 MB
MS Windows 2000 SP3 or MS
Windows XP SP1/Vista
1024 x 768 (Full Screen)
3.0
v.2 (SP2)
Operating Systems (OS):
Disk space:
Windows Installer
Minimum screen resolution:
Microsoft.Net Framework
Notice!
We are currently working on the support of additional OS. Please contact us or your local seller
for further information.
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