Smart-Azz GT28 is a personal and pet GPS tracker that allows the user to track the location of the device in real-time using SMS commands. It has a built-in SIM card and can be used with any GSM network. The device has a long battery life and can operate in power-saving mode to extend the battery life even further. The Smart-Azz GT28 also has a geofencing feature that can be used to create a virtual boundary around the device. If the device leaves or enters the boundary, the user will receive an SMS alert.
Here are some of the possible use cases for the Smart-Azz GT28:
- Tracking the location of a lost or stolen pet
Smart-Azz GT28 is a personal and pet GPS tracker that allows the user to track the location of the device in real-time using SMS commands. It has a built-in SIM card and can be used with any GSM network. The device has a long battery life and can operate in power-saving mode to extend the battery life even further. The Smart-Azz GT28 also has a geofencing feature that can be used to create a virtual boundary around the device. If the device leaves or enters the boundary, the user will receive an SMS alert.
Here are some of the possible use cases for the Smart-Azz GT28:
- Tracking the location of a lost or stolen pet
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Table of Contents
1. General Instructions 3
1.1 Precautions before installation 1.3 Battery Charging
1.2 Installing Battery & SIM Card 1.4 QUICK Demo of your Tracker
2 General Description 6
2.1 Data format of SMS messages 2.4 No GPS Data
2.2 Geofence feature 2.5 Last Valid GPS position data
2.3 Battery LOW level alert
3 Operation and Command mode 7
3.1 Single GPS position mode 3.4 Geofence Mode
3.2 Tracking Mode 3.5 Power Saving mode
3.3 Last Valid GPS coordinates 3.6 “Battery Low” Warning Activation
4 Initialization / Programming mode 8
4.1 Password (Security Code) 4.5 Geofence
4.2 GPS Data Format 4.6 SMS Checking Time
4.3 Tracking mode 4.7 Default Mode
4.4 Tel. mode (override call ID)
5 Recall mode (To review system data) 11
5.1 GPS Data format settings 5.5 Power Save setting
5.2 Tracking mode settings 5.6 Battery Voltage
5.3 Tel. mode (overriding caller ID) 5.7 SMS Checking Time
5.4 Geofence setting 5.8 “Battery Low” Warning Setting
6 Geofence mode description 12
7 Timing criteria 13
8 Tracking Mode 14
9 GPS accuracy and time to Fix 15
12 General SMS Command structure - overview 16
13 Command and Instruction List for SMS messages 17
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1. GENERAL INSTRUCTION
1.1 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE INSTALLATION
1. Prepare a SIM card for GSM communication.
2. Use a mobile phone to confirm that a PIN code has not been set on the SIM card,
and that it can dial out and receive telephone calls and SMS messages without
problems.
3. Before installing the SIM card, make sure to disconnect all power from the Tracker
unit.
1.2 INSTALLING BATTERY & SIM CARD
Due to the tight fit of the top and bottom part of the housing, the sequence is
recommended below:
Unscrew the 4 screws in the bottom plate. (In the middle of the bottom plate there are 2
lips on the sides that snap into the top plate.)
Hold the unit on its sides between the index finger and thumb, and squeeze the sides together
while separating the top and bottom halves of the unit with your finger nail. If done correctly, this
should not take a lot of pressure, and should come apart easily. Be sure to check how the small
USB cover should be reinstalled when closing the unit again.
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Insert the SIM card and lock the SIM card holder by sliding it into its locking position.
Place the battery into the bottom housing as shown below. Connect the battery wire with the red
wire facing the outer pin, as shown below.
Close the housing and snap-in the Lip on the opposite side of the USB cover first, then take the
plastic USB cover and carefully put in the opening as shown in the picture below.
Then snap the housing parts together and tighten the screws.
1.3 BATTERY CHARGING
With the supplied AC-DC Charger the battery can be charged. Fully charge the battery for
at least 6 hours before using it.
USB connects to the USB AC/DC adapter
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1.4 QUICK Demo of your Tracker
1. Install an Activated SIM card in the unit and note down the number. Ensure that
NO PIN number is set and that card is activated. Disable call-forwarding and voice
mail messaging. Initially activate the SIM card for the first time with a normal mobile
phone, or whichever way is necessary.
2. Install the battery in the unit: Connect the battery plug to the connector inside the
unit. Fully charge it for about 6 hours, or until the red LED turns off. Place unit in an
area of good satellite reception for a few minutes, preferably outside.
3. Type and Send SMS: 1234-R-TRK to your tracker mobile phone number and you
should get information about the general Settings of the Tracking Mode. You should
Receive a SMS after about 30-45 seconds similar to this: TRK:
T0003R020C010
Note: If you do not receive any reply, please re-check the SIM card and battery
connection. If you still do not receive a reply, this is most likely due to a problem with
the SIM card or GSM network you are attempting to use.
4. Type and Send SMS: 1234-S This command will instruct the tracker to send one
Single (S-single) GPS position (If GPS is not available, GSM cellular network “Node”
information is sent). Expect to receive a SMS back with data similar to this: (Or a
Google Maps Link)
Single Mode
Lon 114* 10’ 15.475”E Longitude coordinates
Lat 22* 17’ 49.146”N Latitude coordinates
Height: 10.5m Height above sea level
LOC 07:58:23 Time
16-12-2009 Day, month and year
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2. General Description
The Tracker can be operated by standard SMS messages from a mobile phone, or via
GPRS internet connection. With a standard SMS message, the GPS position data can
be requested and will then be sent back to the requested user mobile phone via a reply
SMS from the Tracker. The number and the time sequence of these GPS data blocks
and other parameters are fully programmable by an instruction SMS.
2.1 Data Format of SMS Command Messages:
The data has to comply with an exact format able to be read by the tracker module.
The format is:[Password]-[mode]-[Sub-Group1]-[Sub-Group2]
Password : Factory default password (security code) is 1234
Mode : Select the operating mode. This can be a Direct command,
Set-up command, or a Recall command.
Sub-Group1 : ON / OFF commands; or Set-up (Initialization) or Request group.
Sub-Group2 : Parameters of the set-up group. Information like Telephone
numbers, setting string of T and C mode, data format for GPS
information (DMS,Google,Ddec) etc.
2.2 Geo-Fence feature:
The tracker has a “geo-fencing” feature. If activated, the instructed party will receive a
SMS when the Tracker unit exits and enters the set boundary area.
2.3 Battery Low alert:
When the Internal battery is nearly discharged and reaches a predetermined low voltage
level, the charge LED starts blinking and later a SMS message will be sent to indicate a
“Battery Low” situation. (Please note that this feature is turned OFF by Default. It will have
to be activated with the message 1234-BATLOW-ON, if required.)
2.4 No GPS data:
If no GPS data can be retrieved from the GPS receiver the unit will transmit the current
GSM tower location “Node” information.
2.5 Last valid GPS position data:
The “LAST” valid GPS position data can be recalled via SMS message. This may be a
position of quite some time ago if powersave mode is used.
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3. Operation and Command Mode
3.1 Single GPS position request mode [S]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[S] example: 1234-S
In the single GPS position request mode only the present GPS information will be sent via
SMS. If GPS data is not available, then the GSM “Node” info will be sent. This data can be
handed to the Police to assist them in locating the device for you.
3.2 Tracking mode [T]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[T] example: 1234-T
The Tracking mode is intended to regularly check the position of the unit automatically
where regular update of position is required, for example, when tracking a stolen vehicle.
The SMS information may include GPS coordinates, GPS date and GPS time. The Track
mode can be switched OFF with command: [PASSWORD]-[T]-[off] example: 1234-T-off
3.3 LAST valid GPS coordinates [LAST]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[LAST] example: 1234-LAST
In the event that no GPS data can be transmitted (No satellite reception) the GSM cell
phone tower “Node” information will normally be sent. With the “LAST” command
however, it is possible to retrieve the last valid GPS coordinates saved by the unit. This
could possibly still be more accurate than the GSM “Node” information, depending on
which mode was used and when the last position was checked by the device as
programmed.
3.4 Geo-Fence mode [Geo]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[GEO]-[on] example: 1234-GEO-on
The Geo-fence feature allows the user to set a virtual boundary. The tracker will inform the
user when leaving or entering this boundary. The default radius of this boundary (circle) is
set to 100m. Geo-Fence can be switched off with command: [PASSWORD]-[GEO]-[off]
3.5 Power Saving mode [PS]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[PS]-[off] example: 1234-PS-off
The Power Save mode (PS) allows extended operation of the tracker without recharging
the battery. Battery life however depends on the use of the various functions. The default
setting for Power Save is OFF. If Power Save is switched ON, and the unit is only
powered from the internal battery, it will be switched off for the user-defined (“C”) periods
as programmed in the “Tracking” mode Initialization settings and will not respond to new
SMS commands whilst in those “C” time intervals. (See next section for more details)
The Power Save mode can be switched on with command: [PASSWORD]-[PS]-[on]
3.6 “Battery Low” Warning [BATLOW]
Command string: [PASSWORD]-[BATLOW]-[on] example: 1234-BATLOW-on
Used to activate the Battery low warning. To deactivate it, send: 1234-BATLOW-Off
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4. Initialization / Programming mode (I)
4.1 PASSWORD (Security code)
A password is required to operate the Tracker properly and allow the tracker to accept the
SMS commands. The factory default password is “1234”. It is important to change the
password to one of your own choice (max 8 alpha-numeric characters). Do not forget
your password, because it can only be re-set again to the default by the factory. To
change this number the following command has to be sent via SMS:
Password-I-SEC-new (α-numeric) security number.
For example, if you want to change the password from the default “1234” to “4321”, then
you will have send the following SMS to the device: 1234-I-Sec-4321
A SMS will be sent to the caller ID to reconfirm the new setting.
4.2 GPS DATA FORMAT
The default GPS data format is in Degrees minutes and seconds. Another format can be
selected, like a data format in Degrees decimal. To change the default setting the
following command string has to be sent via SMS:
Password-I-GPS-DMS means Data in Degrees, minutes and seconds
Password-I-GPS-Google means URL link for Google Maps
Password-I-GPS-Ddec means Data in Degrees, decimal
Password-I-GPS-NMEA-xxxxx means a complete line of the NMEA data.
Available lines for xxxxx are:
GPGGA = Global position Fix data.
GPRMC = Recommended minimum data sentence.
GPGSA = Overall satellite status data.
A SMS will be sent to reconfirm the new setting.
4.3 TRACKING MODE (Also applies to Geofence and Powersave settings)
In Tracking mode the tracker will send the GPS information every 3 minutes (Default
setting is T=0003) and will repeat this 20 times (R=020). Furthermore the time between
checking for new incoming SMS messages is 10 min (C=010). Tracking Mode is normally
used, for example, in a chase situation when a car is stolen and continuous tracking of the
route is important. To enter new time (T) number of repeats (R) and SMS check time (C)
the following command has to be sent:
Password-I-TRK-TxxxxRxxxCxxx Example: 1234-I-TRK-T0003R020C010
A SMS will be sent to the caller ID to reconfirm the new setting.
NOTE:The time to check for new incoming SMS messages (C) applies when the unit has
Power Save mode selected ON.
Restrictions: SMS checks C within the time T x R will only be carried out if T>2C
See NOTE at the end of this section for expanded information.
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4.4 TEL MODE (Overriding caller ID)
The Tracker can be instructed to send the SMS messages to other telephone number than
the caller ID telephone number of the mobile phone from which the original set-up
information or request for information was sent.
This can be useful, for example, in a roaming situation where the callers ID is not always
correctly presented or where the caller is running out of battery power and would like to
switch over to another mobile phone. The tracker can be instructed to override the default
mode to SMS back to a specified telephone number by sending the following string:
Password-I-TEL-xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx= <+><country code><phone number>
Any subsequent instruction sent to the tracker will override this setting and return to use
the caller ID telephone number. The only exception is the command: Password-R-TEL
4.5 GEOFENCE MODE
The geofence mode creates a virtual circular boundary around the unit’s location. The
radius of this circle can be set by the following command:
Password-I-GEOxx xx is the radius x 100m.
For example, “GEO01”, means 100m. This is also the default radius.
A confirmation SMS will be sent to indicate the settings.
4.6 SMS Checking Time (Only valid in Power Save mode)
When using the Power Save feature, it may be required to have the device check for a
long period for new SMS messages, while it switches itself ON. This timing can be
changed with the command: Password-I-CSTANDBY-xxx xxx can be 2-255 (minutes)
4.7 DEFAULT MODE
The unit can be re-set to all the original factory default settings, except the password,
with command:
Password-I-D
A reply SMS will be sent to the caller ID to reconfirm the default settings.
Ensure that you do not forget your password / code, because you can not reset this
yourself.
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
Expanded information on Parameter settings for Tracking,
Geofence and Power Save modes:
The parameter format is: T0003R020C010 (Default)
Password-I-TRK-TxxxxRxxxCxxx Example: 1234-I-TRK-T0003R020C010
The first block in this string indicates the time between position checks for the Tracking
and Geofence modes. The default time between these checks containing the GPS data is
3 minutes. This time can be changed to a number between 3 to 9999 minutes. For
example if you want a SMS with updated GPS information every 30 Minutes while it is in
Tracking mode, it should be set as T0030.
The second block indicates the amount of repeated position report SMS messages. When
this number is reached, or if the tracker is stationary for some time, the tracker will
stop the Tracking mode. Default in Tracking Mode is R020 and can be changed to any
number from 1 - 999. If this number is excessive, it may be too large for the battery life.
The third block only applies if the device has Power Save mode ON. It indicates at what
time intervals the tracker will check if a SMS was sent with a new instruction. The time can
be set between 3 - 999 minutes.
Additional Info: The “C” time is also valid if the time interval between GPS position
data is large while it is in “Tracking” mode. The condition to have a check between GPS
data messages when tracking mode is active, is T >2C.)
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5. Recall mode (To review system data)
5.1 GPS DATA FORMAT
A command can be sent to the tracker to ask for the instructed GPS data format
information. Command for this info request is: Password-R-GPS
A reply SMS will be sent with GPS data (DMS, Ddec, Google etc.)
5.2 TRACKING MODE Settings
A command can be sent to the tracker to reveal the last set parameters of T,Rand C.
Command structure of the Tracking mode settings request is: Password-R-TRK
A reply SMS will be sent to indicate the set parameters of time between GPS checks (T),
number of repeats (R) and incoming SMS check time (C). e.g. TRK :T0003R020C010
5.3 TEL MODE (Overriding caller ID)
Request for telephone number where the SMS messages will be sent. This can be the
caller ID, or the new instructed Phone number where the SMS data need to be sent to.
Command structure for “TEL” request is: Password-R-TEL
5.4 GEOFENCE Setting
Request for Status and Radius of the Geofence circle. Command structure request is:
Password-R-GEO
A reply SMS will be sent to indicate the Geo-fence radius in meters, and if it is on/off.
5.5 POWER SAVE Setting
To find out if Power Save is ON or OFF, this command can be sent: Password-R-PS
A reply SMS will be sent to inform you whether the Power Saving feature is ON or OFF.
5.6 Battery Voltage
To check the voltage of the internal battery, this command can be sent:
Password-R-BAT A reply SMS will be sent, indicating the internal battery voltage.
5.7 SMS Checking Time (Only valid in Power Save mode)
To find the SMS Checking time that you may have programmed, this command is used:
Password-R-CSTANDBY A reply SMS will be sent, indicating the time used.
5.8 BATTERY LOW Warning Setting
To confirm if the BATTERY LOW Warning is switched ON or OFF, this command is used:
Password-R-BATLOW A reply SMS will be sent, indicating the time used.
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6. Geofence
The Geofence feature creates a virtual circular boundary of which the radius can be set
by SMS command. This feature allows the user to observe if the Tracker will remain
within a set boundary (area) or if it will leave this area. Useful, for example, for
monitoring herds movement on farms, or for monitoring pets.
When the Geofence is switched ON it will take the tracker’s position at that moment to
draw a virtual circle with a specified radius. In default this radius is 100 meters.
NOTE: If the tracker is in an area of no GPS coverage (e.g. underground garage), it will
use the last valid GPS coordinates saved by the unit if Geofence is activated.
The command to switch the Geofence On is:
Password-GEO-ON example: 1234-GEO-ON or
Password-GEO-OFF example: 1234-GEO-OFF to switch the Geofence Off.
To set a different boundary, for example, with radius of 400 meters:
Password-I-Geo04
DEFAULT SETTING:
When no Geofence radius is set the tracker will use the default setting of 100 meter.
Any other range can be set via the following command:
[PASSWORD]-[I]-[GeoXX] example 1234-I-Geo07
Where XX is a 2-digit figure and represents the radius of the circle in multiples of 100
meters. Example Geo07 = 700 meters, or Geo10 = 1000 meters.
STOPPING GEOFENCE:
To turn off the Geofence mode, the following command (SMS message) has to be sent
to the Tracker:
[PASSWORD]-[Geo]-[off] example 1234-Geo-off
Note: For the most accurate Geofence use, turn off the Power save feature.
To check the Geofence setting, a
SMS message has to be sent to the
tracker as follows:
Password-R-GEO
The tracker will send SMS with the
requested information.
Example:
“GEOFENCE is set to 400m”
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7. Timing criteria
The Default timing programming settings are: T0003R020C010
T= Time between each SMS message with GPS coordinates that the device will send
when it is in the “Tracking” mode, and also the timing that “Geofence” feature will
use for its position checks.
R= Number of times the GPS position SMS messages is sent while in “Tracking” mode.
C=This is the time delay between Checking for any new SMS messages when
the Tracker is in Power Save mode.
7.1 Power Save Mode-OFF:
If Power saving mode is switched OFF the SMS messages will be processed
immediately, but as a consequence the battery will last much shorter. With the 700mA
internal battery, it will last about 10-12 Hrs.
7.2 Power Save Mode-ON:
In above example a message 1234-R-TRK is sent in the active Time (about 2 min.) of
the Tracker and a response message will normally be received in about 30 seconds.
(Depends on the mobile network provider and their associated SMS message servers)
The second SMS command 1234-T can only be processed in the next active time after
the Power Save period, and the entire device is turned off for 10 minute periods (Or
whatever the “C” time is programmed by the user).
NOTE: For a general idea of how Power saving mode saves battery life, when a SMS is
sent with GPS coordinates every 15 min (e.g. Tracking mode activated with a “T” time of
15 min), the internal battery will last about one week. Depending on other parameter
settings the battery life could even last for months.
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8. Tracking Mode
Command String: <Password>-T for Tracking Mode example 1234-T
The Tracking Mode is important in cases where a regular position check is important, for
example, when your vehicle is stolen and you want to track its routing. Tracking mode can
also be automatically activated by the Motion sensor, if it is selected on.
The Default programming settings are: T0003R020C010
The meaning of these parameters are as follows:
T= Time between each SMS message with GPS coordinates that the device will send
while it is in the “Tracking” mode.
R= Number of times the GPS position SMS messages is sent while in “Tracking” mode.
C= This is the time delay between Checking for any new SMS messages when
operating in Power Save mode.
8.1 If Power Save Mode is ON:
8.2 If Power Save Mode is OFF: (Recommended)
When the Power Saving Mode is switched OFF, then all features of the tracker will
always be in an active state. This means that the GPS coordinates will be available as
in “warm stage” often within about 12 seconds. The parameters for T and R are still
valid and can be set according your own requirements. The parameter “C” however is
not valid any more. Battery life will be shorter with Power Save Off.
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9. GPS accuracy and time to Fix
NOTE: For accurate and quick position reports, it is recommended to turn OFF Power
Save for a few minutes, before requesting Position reports.
9.1 Accuracy
Place the tracker in a position to allow the best possible open sky view. Any
obstructions can affect the time and accuracy of the GPS data. The accuracy of the
GPS position depends on a number of factors.
First of all, accuracy depends on the number of satellites from which signals can be
received by the tracker. More satellites will give a better accuracy. The number of the
satellites received is an important factor.
Further more, a clear sky view will give better results than a sky view which is
obstructed by buildings, trees, or other objects. Accuracy according reception of signals,
for example as shown in the drawing below, can sometimes be within a few meters.
1- Better Accuracy 2 - Less Accurate
9.2 Time to Fix, Time of acquisition of GPS data
Apart from the points listed under 11.1, the time of a 2D or 3D fix depends on the
received signal strength of the satellites. It is therefore important not to put obstacles
between the tracker and the open sky. For example, a thick jacket over the tracker will
influence the sensitivity and will result in longer times to acquire the satellite data. In
normal operation condition the time for 3D Fix is around 40 seconds(Cold start) and
between 6-20 sec. in a “warm” start condition.
9.3 Time delays due to GSM Network congestion
Depending on the GSM network traffic, SMS instructions and/or data transfer can be
very quick. However, due to heavy traffic congestion these messages can sometimes
be delayed. It is recommended if this kind of delay happens to wait for awhile before
resending a SMS message.
It is strongly recommended to use SIM cards in your mobile phone and tracker from the
same telephone company to try and avoid latency in the SMS handling. Messages
between different network providers are handled differently and can sometimes cause
excessive delays.
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10. General SMS string information and command structure
“PASSWORD” - “Mode” - “Subgroup1” - “Subgroup2”
Instuctions & Request functions ( I & R ) in <Mode> block. All commands have to be preceded by the password.
Mode
Subgroup1
DESCRIPTION
I
SEC
To change security code (Password)
I
GeoXX
To set the required Geofence Radius.(“X” = 01 - 99) (01=100m; 99=9900m)
I & R
TRK
Track mode to set/request time “T” between GPS information transmissions
and number of repeats “R” and set SMS Check time “C”
I & R
GPS
To set/request the tracker to us the specified data format like DMS (degrees,
minutes, seconds), GOOGLE (URL for Google Maps), DDEC (degrees
decimal) or a NMEA data line(GPGGA-GPGSA-GPRMC)
I & R
TEL
Will direct the tracker to use another telephone number to send requested data
overriding the default caller ID
I
CSTANDBY-X
Set-up SMS Checking time when in Power Save mode. (“X” = 2-255)
R
CSTANDBY
Set-up or Request SMS Checking time when in Power Save mode.
R
PS
Request setting if Power Save is switched ON or OFF
R
Geo
Request distance of Geofence Radius
R
Version
Request for information about software version in the tracker
R
IMEI
To get the IMEI numbers of the GSM module
R
BATLOW
Request setting of the Battery Low warnings
R
BAT
Request battery status SMS will be sent indicating internal battery voltage
I
D
Will change all settings back to factory default settings, except Password.
Subgroup2
Instruction information like: Telephone numbers; settings of T,R and C; data
format for GPS information (DMS,Google,Ddec, NMEA, GPGGA-GPGSA-
GPRMC) etc.
Direct commands in “Mode” block:
Mode
Subgroup1
DESCRIPTION
S
Set Tracker in Single mode. One position data will be sent.
T
To switch on “Tracking” mode. The Tracker will send repeated position data.
Default setting is T0003R020C010 meaning every 3 minutes for 20 times a
message will be sent and every 10 minutes a check will be carried out if new
instruction message(SMS) was sent.
Last
Tracker will send LAST valid GPS data
Geo
ON/OFF
To switch the GEOFENCE function ON or OFF. (Default is OFF)
BATLOW
ON/OFF
To switch the “Battery Low” function ON or OFF. (Default is OFF)
PS
ON/OFF
To switch the Power Saving mode ON or OFF. (Default is OFF)
T
OFF
To switch OFF Tracking mode.
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11. Command and Instruction List for SMS messages
11.1 Initialization & Set-up commands
Command
Feedback SMS
Password-I-SEC-New Password
Your new Password is: xxxxxxxxx
Password-I-GPS-DMS
GPS:DMS
Password-I-GPS-Google
GPS:GOOGLE
Password-I-GPS-Ddec
GPS:DDEC
Password-I-GPS-NMEA-GPGCA or
GPRMC or GPGSA
GPS:NMEA GPGCA or GPRMC or GPGSA
Password-I-TRK-TxxxxRxxxCxxx
TRK:TxxxxRxxxCxxx
Password-I-TEL-x (x=max 16digits)
GPS coordinates will be sent to xxxxxxxxxxx
TEL x failed please check the number
Password-I-CSTANDBY-X
SMS check Time is set to XXX minutes
Password-I-GEO-xx (xx = 1-99)
GEOFENCE is set to xx00m
Initialization / Set-up
mode [I]
Password-I-D
GPS:DMS
TRK:T003R020C010
TEL:
11.2 “Recall” Commands
Command
Feedback SMS
Password-R-GPS
GPS:DMS GPS:GOOGLE
GPS:DDEC GPS:NMEA GPXXX
Password-R-TRK
TRK:TxxxxRxxxCxxx
Password-R-TEL
TEL:xxxxxxxxxxx
Password-R-GEO
GEOFENCE is set to x00m
GEO Mode is switched ON / OFF
Password-R-CSTANDBY
SMS check Time is set to XXX minutes
Password-R-BAT
VOLT: x.xxV
Password-R-BATLOW
Battery Low is switched ON / OFF
Password-R-PS
Power save mode is switched ON / OFF
Password-R-VERSION
Version: yyyyymmdd (Factory software version)
Password-R-IMEI
IMEI : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Internal GSM unit’s IMEI)
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11.3 Basic Commands
Mode
Command
Feedback SMS
Single
GPS
request
mode (S)
Password-S
Single Mode
GPS data
Single Mode
GSM Node
Lac:XXXX Ci:XXXX
LOC(UTC) hh:mm:ss dd-mm-yyyy
Tracking
Mode (T)
Password-T
Password-T-OFF
Track mode:
GPS data/GSM node and time
Line in/ out status
T:OFF
LAST
Password-LAST
LAST VALID GPS
GPS Data
Battery
Low
(BATLOW)
Password-BATLOW-ON
Password-BATLOW-OFF
Battery Low is switched ON
Battery Low is switched OFF
GEO
Mode
Password-GEO-ON
Password-GEO-OFF
GEO:ON
GPS Data
Geofence can not be set at this time,
please try later again
Exit Boundary
GPS Data
Enter Boundary
GPS Data
GEO:OFF
Power
Save
Mode
Password-PS-ON
Password-PS-OFF
POWER SAVE Mode switched ON
POWER SAVE Mode switched OFF
Battery
“LOW”
Tracker automatically sends this
SMS message if this feature is
activated →
BATTERY LOW,
LOC(UTC) hh: mm:ss dd-mm-yyyy
ERRORS
Wrong Password (Security code)
NOTE: The default Password=1234
Incorrect Command
Error! Wrong Security Code
COMMAND ERR
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Smart-Azz GT28 is a personal and pet GPS tracker that allows the user to track the location of the device in real-time using SMS commands. It has a built-in SIM card and can be used with any GSM network. The device has a long battery life and can operate in power-saving mode to extend the battery life even further. The Smart-Azz GT28 also has a geofencing feature that can be used to create a virtual boundary around the device. If the device leaves or enters the boundary, the user will receive an SMS alert.
Here are some of the possible use cases for the Smart-Azz GT28:
- Tracking the location of a lost or stolen pet
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