ONE 1 3G GPS Tracker/Personal Alarm & Charging Dock Bundle -SOS Alarm, 2-Way Talk, Fall Detection, Spy Mode, Geo-Fence, Speed Alert, Real-time GPS Tracking Device, Kids, Elderly, Personal, Drone User manual

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GPS Personal Alarm (3G)

Configuration & Action Commands

Please use this manual to configure, maintain and

control your GPS Personal Alarm

3G Cell

Carrier

Network

Text the GPS Alarm

GPS Alarm replies

Where additional

command information

is needed, this will be

explained here

Request to turn on/off

functions

GPS Alarm confirms

function enabled/disabled

GPS Alarm

How do I configure the GPS Personal Alarm?

The Personal Alarm is a ‘text-to-set’ device, which means you need to text the

Personal Alarm commands to enable/disable functions, and to obtain location

information.

The following slides explain the various commands and configurations you can set on

the Personal Alarm, and what each command does.

Additional Facts

Other useful to know

information will be included

in these boxes.

Optional / Recommended / Essential

We will tell you if the

command is Optional,

Recommended or

Essential

Configuration Commands

Configuration commands are usually set once and set to

support aspects of the personal alarm that are specific to

your location and individual device preferences

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1. Emergency/authorized contacts

You may set up to five

programmed numbers on the

Personal Alarm. At least one

number is required to be set.

When the SOS button is pressed,

all authorized numbers will

receive a ‘Help Me’ SMS, and the

device will dial (call) the

authorized numbers in-order

until someone answers.

Note: Some landline/mobile voicemail services can

have up to 5 minutes of recording time. If the Personal

Alarm reaches a voicemail service, it will not dial the

next emergency contact until the voicemail session

ends – because of this, we recommend that all

emergency contacts should review their voicemail

recording length, and reduce them to 10 or 20 secs to

avoid unnecessary emergency calling delays.

Additional Fact

Pressing the non-emergency

call button on the side of the

Personal Alarm will

automatically call the second

authorized contact.

If the second number is not

set, this function will not work.

Essential

A1,xxxxxxxxx

Set mobile number 1 OK!

A2,xxxxxxxxx

Set mobile number 2 OK!

A1,

Cancel mobile number 1 OK!

A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, set your authorized

numbers 1~5

xxxxxxxxxx = The cell or landline number

you want to set.

It is recommended to use the international

format;

+1 for USA;

+61 for Australia

+44 for the UK

+64 for New Zealand

+353 for Ireland

i.e. To set primary number, text:

A1,+13023171234 (American Cell Example)

To cancel/clear number, text A1, to the GPS

(or A2, A3, A4, A5,) depending on which

number you would like to remove (see left)

TZ-05

2. Set time zone

The Personal Alarm works all

over the world, so you need to

tell it where you are located, so

it displays the correct

timestamps when location

information is sent.

The time is offset from

Coordinated Universal Time

(UTC)

Set time zone OK!

Additional Fact

Unfortunately the Personal Alarm

cannot account for time zones that are

not offset by a full hour.

(i.e. Central states and territories in

Australia are +9.5 hours from UTC, so

would need to set TZ+10 or TZ+09)

This is a device limitation and we hope

to fix this function in future firmware

release.

TZ+10

Set time zone OK!

Recommended

Note: Time zone command numerical values must be

two digits (i.e. must be TZ-05, not TZ-5)

TZ-5

Format Error!

Examples of Time zones

United States Command

Eastern Time Zone TZ-05

Central Time Zone TZ-06

Mountain Time Zone TZ-07

Pacific Time Zone TZ-08

Australia Command

East Coast TZ+10

West Coast TZ+08

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Name1,MICHELLE

3. Assigned device name

You can configure a name on the

Personal Alarm, which will

display in all SMS Alerts

Assigning a name

While not required, it is a good idea to set

a name on the Personal Alarm. This

personalizes the SMS content and

provides you with an instant view of who

needs help.

MICHELLE

Add name OK!

Additional Fact

Delete name OK!

Name0

If you have multiple Personal Alarms,

you can track these all under one

online account. Just contact us at

[email protected] and ask

us to combine your accounts.

Optional

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AGPS1,-27.1234567,135.9876543

4. Assisted GPS (AGPS)

Assisted GPS (AGPS) is the

method by which the Personal

Alarm determines its location when

there is no connection to overhead

satellites (i.e. when indoors)

This method is more commonly

known as ‘triangulation’ and is

determined by calculating the

distance the Personal Alarm is

from the closest three (or more)

cellular towers.

This method however is less

accurate than a position using GPS

satellites.

Assisted GPS (AGPS)

To set AGPS, we recommend you take the

Personal Alarm outside in clear view of the

sky. Then send the LOC command to the

device. This will return Latitude/Longitude

coordinates that you can use in the

command shown to the left.

Example

If the LOC command returns Lat/Lon of

-27.1234567 and 135.9876543 then your

AGPS command would be;

AGPS1,-27.1234567,135.9876543

Note: There are no spaces in this command

AGPS on!

Additional Fact

AGPS off!

AGPS0

The Personal Alarm uses satellite and

cellular signals to determine its location,

but uses the cellular network to

transmit this information to your cell

phone and to the online live-tracking

website.

Recommended

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LED1

5. Turn LED’s on/off

You can also turn the LED’s on the

side of the Personal Alarm ON and

OFF depending on your preference.

LED’s

If you are using the Personal Alarm for

surveillance purposes, it would be a good

idea to disable the LED’s on the device.

LEDs off!

Additional Fact

LEDs on!

LED0

If you are not getting text replies from

the Personal Alarm, try sending the

command to turn-off the LED’s. If they

turn off, then at least you know that

commands are getting through to the

Personal Alarm. This helps to speed-up

troubleshooting and to narrow-down the

potential issue.

Optional

Note: Turning off the LED’s will restrict your ability to

see if the Personal Alarm needs charging, or if the

device is connected to the 3G network and overhead

satellites. When contacting VisionOneGPS Support,

please ensure LED’s have been switched back on, if

previously been set to ‘off’

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PS1

6. Smart power saving mode

In this mode, the GSM chip is

working and receives calls, texts

and transmits location. The GPS

chip is activated by motion,

incoming calls and SMS. The GPS

chip is off when there is no

movement or no phone usage.

Battery life is not wasted when the

device isn't moving.

Under normal use, battery can last

3~7 days in this mode.

Smart Power Saving Mode

In this mode, the GPS chip is off when

there is no movement or no phone

usage/alarm/SMS. Battery life is not

wasted when the device isn't moving.

GSM/GPRS chip is always working to

receives calls, SMS and to transmit location

upon request.

The GPS chip is activated by motion,

incoming calls and SMS.

Power saving mode on!

Additional Fact

Please refer to the User Guide for a

comprehensive list of the five power

modes available on this device

1. Live-Tracking Mode

2. Smart Power Saving Mode

3. Deep Sleeping Mode

4. Press Button Mode

5. Time Interval Mode

Recommended

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123456lock

7. Set Personal Alarm password

You can set-up a 6-digit password

on the personal alarm, so that only

the holder of the password can

send commands to the device.

Once set, the Personal Alarm will

only accept the commands with

the password included (with the

exception of the REBOOT and

RESET! commands)

You may also change the default

password to a 6-digit number of

your own choosing.

Password Lock

If there is a chance that someone else

knows the commands to changing the

personal alarm settings, then it is

recommended you enable the password lock

on the device.

However in most cases only the authorized

contacts know these commands, so it may

not be a requirement for some.

Using the example above, when the

password has been enabled, you will need to

put the password in front of all commands.

I.e. 666666LOC or 666666add

LOCK OK!

Additional Fact

UNOCK OK!

123456unlock

Changing your password will not enable

the password on your device. So if you

want to change the password, you will

need to change the password, then

enable the password lock

I.e. You want to change your password

to ‘666666’. First send the command

123456H666666, then 666666lock

To unlock, simply text 666666unlock

Optional

Note: Keep your password safe. If you lose this

number, you will need to send the Personal Alarm

back to the manufacturer to have this removed.

123456H666666

Password changed!

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SMS0

8. Disable/enable SMS alerts

Depending on your circumstances,

you may wish to disable SMS

alerts. The means that the

Personal Alarm will transmit alerts

to the online live-tracking website

only.

If you have configured an email

address on the live-tracking

website, then you will receive an

email alert instead of an SMS alert

Disable/Enable SMS Alerts

When SMS alerts are disabled, none of the

pre-programmed authorized contacts will

receive alerts.

To re-enable this function, just SMS the

command SMS1 to the Personal Alarm

SMS alert cancelled!

Additional Fact

SMS alert enabled!

SMS1

The SMS alerts function is enabled by

default.

When an alert is sent by the holder of the

Personal Alarm, all authorized numbers

receive an SMS alert, so it is important

that all authorized contacts are aware of

the SMS alert process.

We recommend some texting with

everyone involved before using properly.

Optional

Note: Email alerts typically take a bit longer to come

through, as these messages need to be routed

through the live-tracking website and sent back to

you, whereas an SMS via your cell carrier network is

traditionally the quicker method in receiving alerts.

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CALL0

9. Out-going calls control

Depending on your circumstances,

you may wish to disable the

Personal Alarm call function. This

means that the device will not

initiate a voice call to the

authorized numbers when this

function has been disabled.

When enabled, this function

initiates calls to the authorized

contacts when the SOS button is

pressed, or if there is a fall

detected.

Disable/Enable Voice Calls

When voice calls are disabled, none of the

pre-programmed authorized contacts will

receive a call when the SOS button or fall

detection trigger an alert.

To re-enable this function, just SMS the

command CALL1 to the Personal Alarm

Set call 0 OK!

Additional Fact

Set call 1 OK!

CALL1

Pressing the side call button will not

trigger a call to all authorized contact.

Instead, a call will be placed to the

second programmed number (A2) on

the contact list.

This call will not trigger an SMS alert

either, as the side call button is for non-

emergency use.

Recommended

Note: The fall detection function must also be enabled

for contacts to receive a call when a fall is detected

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Function Commands

Function commands enable and disable functions on

the Personal Alarm. These commands usually provide

you with information about the device, its location and

if an alert has been triggered

LOW1

1. Set low battery alert

When your Personal Alarm’s

battery drops below 20%, all

authorized contacts will receive

an SMS alert informing them of

this.

The SMS will also contain current

location coordinates and a

Google Maps link to the device’s

current location.

Low battery alarm

When the unit’s battery is less than 20%, it

will send an SMS alarm “BAT: LOW!” to all

authorized numbers.

When the battery drops below 15%, the blue

LED will flash rapidly to warn the user to

charge the device as soon as possible.

Low battery alarm on!

Additional Fact

Charging the Personal Alarm regularly

will avoid situations where the battery

runs low when you need it most.

Charging the device daily in the

accompanying docking station will not

deteriorate the battery life

LOW0

Low battery alarm off!

Recommended

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Speed1,100

2. Over-speed alert

When enabled, the over speed

function detects the speed the

Personal Alarm is travelling at.

You can set a speed threshold,

and when this speed is

breached, all authorized contacts

will receive a text alert.

This alert will contain the current

coordinates of the Personal

Alarm, its recorded over-speed

value, and a Google Maps link to

its current location.

Over-Speed Commands

The speed is calculated in km/h, and must

be entered as either a 2 or 3 digits value

(01~255km/h)

Examples (with km/h to mp/h conversion)

Speed1,64 (64km/h = 40mp/h

Speed1,80 (80km/h = 50mp/h)

Speed1,96 (96km/h = 60mp/h)

Speed1,112 (112km/h = 70mp/h)

Set over speed alarm OK!

100Km/h Current Speed: 0Km/h

Additional Fact

GPS speed calculations are more

accurate than a vehicle’s speedometer

because it is not affected by the same

variables, including the vehicle’s wheel

size or drive ratios.

Speed0

Cancel over speed alarm OK!

Current Speed: 0Km/h

Optional

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G1,1,0,050M

3. Geo-fence

A geo-fence is a defined perimeter

that allows you to send SMS alerts

when the perimeter is breached

(either entering or leaving)

The Personal Alarm can set up to

three geo-fences

Geo-fence Examples

Enable Geo-fence #1, 50 Metres, alarm on exit

G1,1,0,050M

Enable Geo-fence #2, 5 Kilometres, alarm on enter

G2,1,1,005KM

Enable Geo-fence #3, 500 Metres, alarm on exit

G3,1,0,500M

Disable Geo-fence #1 (but not delete fence)

G1,0,0,050M

Clear/Erase Geo-fences

G1,0 (Geo-fence #1)

G2,0 (Geo-fence #2)

G3,0 (Geo-fence #3)

Set Geo fence alarm 1 OK!

Additional Fact

A Geo-fence must be set when the blue

LED is flashing fast.

This means that the Personal Alarm is

connected to overhead satellites

There needs to be a connection to

overhead satellites to set a Geo-fence,

so this function may be difficult to set

indoors where there is no signal.

G1,0

Geo fence alarm 1 off!

Optional

Geo-fence command: GX,Y,Z,nnnM/KM (no spaces)

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FL1

4. Fall detection

The Personal Alarm has built-in

fall detection.

Fall detection is suitable for

seniors, lone workers or anyone

at risk of falling and requiring

assistance.

This function can send SMS

alerts and call authorized

numbers without the user

needing to press the SOS button

Enabling Fall Detection

To enable, SMS the command FL1 to the

Personal Alarm

This will enable SMS alerts for all

authorized contacts when a fall is detected

To enable voice calling when a fall is

detected, SMS the command FL2 to the

Personal Alarm. When this function is

enabled, the device will also call the

authorized contacts (in order) until

someone answers

To disable fall detection, send the

command FL0 to the Personal Alarm.

Falling detection on!

Additional Fact

When this function is enabled, the

Personal Alarm must detect three

things before an alert will be triggered

- Height (at least 1 Metre)

- Angle Change

- Impact

If all three aspects are not met, the

Personal Alarm will not trigger an alarm

FL2

Set OK!

Optional

FL0

Falling detection off!

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M1,050M

5. Movement alarm

The movement function sends

SMS alerts to all authorized

contacts when the Personal

Alarm moves beyond the set

parameters i.e. 50 metres; 100

metres etc.

Movement Alarm Command:

M1,xxxM/KM

Enabling Movement Alarm

To enable, SMS the command

M1,xxxM/KM to the device (no spaces)

M1 = Enable Movement Alarm

XXX = Numerical distance value (3-digits)

M/KM = Metres or Kilometres

Examples;

M1,050M (Enabled; 50 Metres)

M1,500M (Enabled; 500 Metres)

M1,001KM (Enabled; 1 Kilometre)

To disable the movement alarm, send the

command M0 to the Personal Alarm.

Set movement alarm OK! 50m

Additional Fact

The movement alarm needs to be

stationary when set.

It is also recommended that the Personal

Alarm has a clear line of sight to the sky,

so it can get an accurate location to set

this function

If the device is receiving its location by

cellular triangulation only, its location

may be inaccurate up to 200-300 metres

Movement alarm off!

Optional

Note: The minimum distance you can set is 50 metres

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V1,24H

6. Motion alarm

The motion function sends SMS

alerts to all authorized contacts

when the Personal Alarm moves

after being motionless for the

set time i.e. 5 mins; 8 hrs etc.

Practical uses would be to

monitor loved ones. i.e. Set for 8

hours, and when the holder gets

up and the morning, the device

detects movement and sends a

text alert to inform the

authorized contacts that they are

awake and moving around.

Motion Alarm Command:

V1,xxS/M/H

Enabling Motion Alarm

To enable, SMS the command

V1,xxS/M/H to the the device (no spaces)

V1 = Enable Motion Alarm

XX = Numerical time value (2-digits)

S/M/H= Seconds/Minutes/Hours

Examples;

V1,90S (Enabled; 90 Seconds)

V1,10M (Enabled; 10 Minutes)

V1,24H (Enabled; 24 Hours)

To disable the motion alarm, send the

command V0 to the Personal Alarm.

Set motion alarm OK!

Additional Fact

Motion alarms are best suited to

situations where you expect the Personal

Alarm to be motionless for a set period

of time, and if the device detects motion

after this time, it triggers an SMS alarm

to the authorized numbers.

Practical uses include;

- Monitoring people who live alone

- Vehicle security

- Lone worker monitoring

Motion alarm off!

Optional

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7. Listen-in

When enabled, all authorized

contacts can make a silence call to

the Personal Alarm. The device

automatically answers the call and

allows the caller to hear the

surrounding environment.

There is no voice indication that

the call is in progress, however

due to wire-tapping laws, the

device does vibrate before it

connects.

This is a one-way voice connection,

so if the caller speaks, no sound

will be emitted from the Personal

Alarm.

Enabling Listen-in

To enable, SMS the command L1 to the

Personal Alarm.

Then, to listen-in, simply call the cell

number assigned to the Personal Alarm and

wait for it to auto-connect.

To disable the Listen-in function, SMS the

command L0 to the Personal Alarm.

Listen-in on!

Additional Fact

When the Listen-in function is enabled,

an authorized contact will not be able to

initiate a 2-way voice call with the

Personal Alarm

However, if the Personal Alarm initiates a

call when Listen-in is enabled, a 2-way

call is always made.

So when not in use, it is recommended

to have Listen-in disabled.

Listen-in off!

Optional

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