Traxmate TM100 QBIT User manual
TRAXMATE TM100
QBIT PERSONAL ALARM DEVICE
www.traxmate.io
Traxmate TM100 (Qbit) is a mini sized personal alarm
device with live audio functionality. It has a tiny form
factor (a little larger than an Oreo!) and has many
features: real-time monitoring, live audio, geofence
alerts and more.
Mini Personal Alarm Device
Low battery alarm
A warning can be sent by email or SMS when low
battery occurs
Geo-fence alarm
Possibility to create geofences for key locations
IPX5 waterproof
Water-resistant case to ensure stable operation in
tough environment
SOS call
Thumb sized button allowing urgent call during an
emergency case
GPS+WIFI positioning
Allow the location to be pinpointed in emergency
Features
Operating Temperature
500mAh/3.8V lithium-polymer
-20 °C ~ +60 °C
3-4 days
Battery (stationary)
Battery (working) 2-3 days (positioning every 10 mins)
Battery
Network
LED Indicators Blue, Green, Red
Weight 31.8 grams
Dimension 4.5 x 1.6 x 4.5 cm
GPS/GPRS
TRAXMATE TM100 QBIT
USER MANUAL
www.traxmate.io
Overview1.
1 Device Overview1.
Charger Lanyard
2. Power on/off
Long Press SOS for 3 seconds to
turn on the device.
Blue/Red/Green LED
indicators will be on.
To check if your device is on,
press the button once quickly. If
the device is on, the lights will
flash.
2. 1 Power on
2 Accessories1.
USB Cable
3. SOS Button
Not possible to power off. It powers off when battery
runs out. When the battery is low, Traxmate has the
possibility to send a notification.
2.2 Power off
2.3 Battery Charging
Connect the device with the original charger in an outlet.
1) Device is charging if red indicator is always on,
2) Red indicator flickers slowly if device is fully charged.
Note: It takes about 2 hours to fully charge the battery.
It is normal that the device goes hot during charging.
Long Press SOS for 3 seconds to trigger the SOS alert
and red indicator will blink twice.
For more discrete alert, the device could be carried in
your pocket and activated.
Note: A shorter push will not send an SOS alert.
3.1 Activating the SOS Alert
