Device Unique ID Checker CHECK ID AND PORT NUMBER
okay I'm not sure if changing fix from 30s to 2 when gps setting not similar caused it to still respond, but not automatically send to gps-trace so
reset123456 (unless password is different)
I have spare if faulty, but want to see if config error caused issues
reset123456 (unless password is different)
I have spare if faulty, but want to see if config error caused issues
Station House
Well-Known Member
Bought mine pre Christmas but only got to install it today.
Have only used the power feeds and 2 aerials rather than the various other functions it can control, but easy to set up and appears well made (metal case)
Have installed where neither unit, phone signal aerial or GPS aerial are visible - just took a little creativity.
So far impressed. Worked first time with the only factory settings needing altering being the password and time zone.
Manual whilst as expected a chinese translation is better than many.
Just using the move/nomove functionality which sends a text to saved mobile phone numbers (I've preset 2, it can handle up to 5) if the Landy moves more than 200 metres.
Set and tested and it did just that, with location co-ordinates keyed into google maps within 20 feet of where the Landy actually was.
Whilst only installed for a day, thus far and at the price point would not hesitate to recommend.
Off to play with web tracking functionality now!
Have only used the power feeds and 2 aerials rather than the various other functions it can control, but easy to set up and appears well made (metal case)
Have installed where neither unit, phone signal aerial or GPS aerial are visible - just took a little creativity.
So far impressed. Worked first time with the only factory settings needing altering being the password and time zone.
Manual whilst as expected a chinese translation is better than many.
Just using the move/nomove functionality which sends a text to saved mobile phone numbers (I've preset 2, it can handle up to 5) if the Landy moves more than 200 metres.
Set and tested and it did just that, with location co-ordinates keyed into google maps within 20 feet of where the Landy actually was.
Whilst only installed for a day, thus far and at the price point would not hesitate to recommend.
Off to play with web tracking functionality now!
Dannyboy444
New Member
How do you text it to find out its location? I haven't fitted mine yet but will be next week,but the instructions I got with mine are terrible and they say to ring it to get location!
If anyone is kind enough to right a list of the commands I would be much appreciative,
Cheers Dan
If anyone is kind enough to right a list of the commands I would be much appreciative,
Cheers Dan
You ring it it hangs up and txt you the location
Dannyboy444
New Member
So how does the internal mic work?
Cheers Dan
Cheers Dan
.Dannyboy444
New Member
Hahahahahaha least there's a spence of humour lol
Cheers Dan
Cheers Dan
Dannyboy444
New Member
Oh rite thanks and ye the instructions I got were poor with no mention of the mic and I've not actually set it up yet so not had the disc out, just assumed the printed set were the only set.
Thanks for clearing it up though
Cheers
Dan
Thanks for clearing it up though
Cheers
Dan
i've had a bit of a play, seems quite useful - especially tied up the orange.gpstrace.com
Unfortunately I was using ovivo, which decided to stop trading last wednesday, so currently simless. Going for a giffgaff one i think, but waiting until paypal return my ovivo money....
Station House
Well-Known Member
See Post 43!
Still very pleased
Only using mine in 'move alert' mode and to check operational status.
Each time I've moved the Landy it's triggered an alert, and once I left it active and it accurately sent texts every 6 mins or so with an updated position and speed.
Had one 'false' alarm text which showed the Landy having moved to the other side of one of our fields - think must have been satellite drift possibly due to weather? As a result have widenened move alert radius from 200 metres to 300 metres - my nerves don't need false alerts!
Started to play with online tracking, but not wanting the cost of enabling GPRS to test so haven't progressed further.
Not using any of the other features,and doubt I will - just wanted a basic 'tell me if it moves' system'.
Running mine on an Orange PAYG sim which allows me to contact it free from my own Orange phone and is cheap for the unit to text me back
I use a 4w solar charger in my Landy anyway, so not experienced any battery drain issues (yet) from having the Tracker live
Would I still recommend - yep.
Station House
Well-Known Member
yep- about £30 and connects to the Landy's 12v
Would avoid the self powered ones as battery life won't be that long
Have attached the Amazon link from my purchase history
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003XDN58K/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Would avoid the self powered ones as battery life won't be that long
Have attached the Amazon link from my purchase history
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003XDN58K/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
