Ntrepid EL2715C001 GPS Tracker with GSM two way data exchange User Manual

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Appendix J:
Client: Ntrepid Corporation
Model: ELUSIV Hummingbird GPS Tracking System
FCC ID: 2ADCL-EL2715C001
Standards: FCC Part 90
Report #: 2014122
Manual
Please refer to the following pages.
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Hummingbird GPS
Tracking System
Quick Start Guide
Hummingbird
GPS Tracking System
Quick Start Guide
The ELUSIV Hummingbird tracker features
a motion sensor, light sensor, GSM
cellular, GPS, UHF radio beacon, LED
light indicators, and up to two on-board
geofences. The Hummingbird is tracked
and controlled by EVE™, the ELUSIV
Visualization Environment.
For more information
Charging the battery and powering on
Detailed user guides for EVE Mobile and EVE Web, and
detailed info on the Hummingbird can be found on the
USB drive provided in the ELUSIV box. The EVE User
Guides explain use of the Hummingbird’s full features,
and include a Troubleshooting section for common
problems.
The Hummingbird internal battery is charged inductively
by placing it on the charging pad. The Hummingbird
can be used with any Qi-standard compliant charging
pad. Use of any other type of charging pad could cause
permanent damage to the Hummingbird.
For issues not resolved through the Troubleshooting
guide, contact ELUSIV customer support at:
support@elusivtracking.com
Toll-free: 855-489-TRACK
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Ntrepid Corporation
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
This device requires a minimum separation distance of 20 cm from the user.
1. Plug in the charging pad and place on a flat surface.
2. Place the Hummingbird on the charging pad,
centered as shown below. The Hummingbird power
button should be face up. When the charging
connection is made the charging pad light will
illuminate, and the Hummingbird blue LED will
illuminate while it is charging. You may need to move
the Hummingbird around slightly to find the center
and make the charging connection.
LED
window
Power
button
Charging
pad light
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3. When fully charged, the Hummingbird’s blue LED will
extinguish. The green LED will then blink for 30 		
seconds to indicate that the device is in STANDBY.
4. To start tracking with the Hummingbird, press and
hold the power button for at least 5 seconds. After 5
seconds, the green LED will begin blinking rapidly
while the startup sequence runs.
Note: When the Hummingbird makes the charging connection, it will
automatically enter standby mode and begin charging. So, even if the
Hummingbird was ON when it was placed on the charging pad, you must
turn it on before it will start tracking.
Hummingbird power states
The Hummingbird has two power states: ON and
STANDBY. The Hummingbird is only fully “off” if the
battery drains completely. In STANDBY mode, the
Hummingbird runs only vital processes and battery
consumption is extremely low.
To check the current mode of the Hummingbird, press
the Hummingbird power button briefly (less than 2
seconds). The blue LED should light while the button is
depressed. If the light is red or does not come on, the
Hummingbird needs to be recharged.
Once the button is released, if the green LED blinks
slowly for 30 seconds the Hummingbird is in STANDBY
mode and ready to be activated. If there is no LED light
after the button is released, then the Hummingbird is ON
and ready to track.
When the Hummingbird is in STANDBY, holding the
power button for at least 5 seconds will turn it ON
and the green LED will blink rapidly while the startup
sequence runs. When the Hummingbird is ON, holding
the power button for at least 10 seconds will place it
in STANDBY and the green LED will blink slowly for 30
seconds.
Quick Start Guide
EVE
The ELUSIV Visualization Environment (EVE)™ provides
the ability to track, communicate with, and program
ELUSIV tracking devices over-the-air. EVE Mobile is
pre-installed on a smartphone or tablet. EVE Web is a
web browser-based application.
Comm modes
The Hummingbird can operate in two modes:
• Server mode: the Hummingbird communicates
with the EVE cloud-based server. EVE Web and
EVE Mobile get data to/from the Hummingbird 		
through the server.
• SMS mode: the Hummingbird communicates 		
directly with EVE Mobile via SMS text message.
EVE Web cannot use SMS mode.
Server mode requires cellular data service. If data
service is not available to the Hummingbird, the
user can switch to SMS mode or wait until the
Hummingbird regains data service, at which time it
will transmit all data and locations stored while data
service was unavailable.
The EVE Mobile User Guide has more details about
Comm modes and changing mode.
Logging in to the EVE server
(EVE Mobile or EVE Web)
If you use Server mode, your organization’s
administrator should provide you with a username and
password. In EVE Mobile, you will be prompted for
this info when you start the app. To log in to EVE Web,
go to https://eve.elusivtracking.com.
NOTE: When the Hummingbird is ON, you can quickly put it into STANDBY
mode by placing it on the charging pad, and removing it after it makes the
charging connection.
NOTE: You must use “https” (not just “http”) in the web address, or else you
will be unable to log in.
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Quick Start Guide
Menu icons
Device Management window
Zoom map in/out
Time Line
Navigating EVE Web
EVE Web opens to the Main Map screen. The Device
Management window in the top left allows you to select
available devices to view on the map or to command.
Scroll over the arrow at the bottom of the Device
Management window to show available devices. Click
on the circle left of any device name to display the device
on the map. Up to six devices may be displayed at one
time. Click on the wrench icon to edit settings for the
selected device.
Time Window
current time period is highlighted in the orange Time
Window. Click and drag the Time Window left or right to
change the period for display. Click and drag the right or
left edge of the Time Window to increase or decrease the
total time period displayed.
The top right of EVE Web contains icons for: Layers
to display; Event List to see all or selected event types
in the Time Window period; Preferences; and Logout.
Customer Administrators will also have an icon here to
launch the EVE Administration pane.
The Time Line along the bottom of EVE Web allows
you to display device events over various periods. The
More details are in the EVE Web User Guide.
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Hummingbird GPS Tracking System
Navigating EVE Mobile
Once EVE Mobile starts, either login to the server or
press the phone Back button to close the server login
screen. EVE Mobile then opens to the Main Map screen.
The map can be moved by a sliding touch, or zoomed
by pinching in/out. The Main Map toolbar buttons at the
bottom of the screen enable zooming and viewing last
device locations, last geofence crossings, and current
location of the EVE Mobile phone. If you hold down any
of the Main Map toolbar buttons, text explaining the
button’s function will appear. Touch a location icon on the
map to show information about that event.
Quick Start Guide
To access the Main Menu, touch the phone’s Menu
button or slide left the triangular “handle” on the right
edge of the screen. The menu options to perform basic
device configuration are briefly described in this guide.
More details are in the EVE Mobile User Guide.
Connecting the Hummingbird to EVE in
Server mode
The Hummingbird is already registered on the EVE
Server when it ships to each user. When you turn
the Hummingbird on, it will connect to the server
automatically. Your administrator assigns which ELUSIV
devices are visible to your username.
Connecting the Hummingbird to EVE Mobile in
SMS mode
Comm mode
Displayed devices legend
Main Menu pull handle
Main Map toolbar
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First change EVE Mobile to SMS mode. In the Main
Menu, select Application Settings then select Comm
mode. Press the Comm mode spinner and select SMS
mode for EVE Mobile and press Confirm. The Device
mode settings screen will then appear, allowing you
to select the Comm mode for any connected devices.
Configure and press Confirm.
The Hummingbird’s phone number can be found on a
label attached to the device. If you remove this label, we
suggest you save it in the ELUSIV box or in this guide. To
add a new Hummingbird device to EVE Mobile in SMS
mode, choose Device Control in the Main Menu. If no
devices have been previously added, the Add Device
screen will appear automatically. If an existing device
is already selected, press the arrow to the right of the
device name to see the list of available devices. Press
the + icon in the top right to add a new device. Enter the
device ID and phone number, and choose a Nickname
(optional). Press Save.
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Changing the Hummingbird settings in EVE
In EVE Web, find the device ID for the Hummingbird
in the Device Management window. Select its device
ID and click on the wrench icon to change its settings.
Enter any new values and press Update to send to the
Hummingbird. A “Pending” message will appear until the
device has acknowledged the change.
In EVE Mobile, from the Main Menu, select Device
Control. If another device is already selected, press
the arrow to the right of the current device name, and
then select the device ID for the Hummingbird. Press
the phone’s Back button to return to the Device Control
screen. Enter any new values and press Set to send to
the Hummingbird. A pending icon will appear until the
device has acknowledged the change.
NOTE: Any changes will be received by the Hummingbird at the next
scheduled Comm interval. As a result, in the default configuration, changes
could take up to 15 minutes to be received and acknowledged by the
Hummingbird. To avoid waiting the Comm interval time for changes to take
effect, you can put the Hummingbird in STANDBY and then turn it back ON.
Upon starting up, the device will immediately connect to the cellular network
to look for any messages.
Quick Start Guide
new points. The geofence can be scaled by clicking and
dragging the “Resize geofence” icon.
In EVE Mobile, from the Main Menu, select Device
Control and ensure the Hummingbird’s ID is displayed.
Touch Geofence Setup. A map screen will appear.
To show the geofence menu, press the phone’s Menu
button or slide left the triangular “handle” on the right
edge of the screen. Touch Add in this menu to begin
geofence setup. The geofence corners and/or the entire
geofence can be moved by dragging them to new points.
The geofence can be scaled by using the Grow and
Shrink buttons in the geofence menu. Press the phone’s
Back button to return to the Device Control screen.
Touch Crossing Behavior to select Crossing Actions,
and press the phone Back button when done. Be sure to
press Set to send these changes to the Hummingbird.
Setting geofences in EVE
A geofence is a geographic area bounded by a usercreated “fence”, which can be drawn in EVE as a 3
to 6 sided shape. A geofence could be as small as a
building perimeter or could span multiple continents.
Geofences can be used to provide notifications when
the Hummingbird enters or leaves an area, and/or to
automatically change the Hummingbird’s settings when it
crosses into or out of a geofence area.
In EVE Web, follow the steps above to get to the
Hummingbird device settings window. At the bottom
of this window, click on Add to create a geofence. A
wizard will guide you through geofence setup, including
setting Crossing Actions. The geofence corners and
the entire geofence can be moved by dragging them to
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EVE Web Icons and Symbols
Tracker location event markers
See/edit Hummingbird tracker options
Enter and exit geofence crossing events
Tracker geofence indicator and editing icons
Resize geofence (grow or shrink)
Layers, Event List, Admin, Options, and
Logout menus
EVE Mobile Icons and Symbols
User’s current location
Tracker location event markers
Most recent tracker location
Geofence crossing event
Zoom to view all location markers
View my current location
SMS mode (Comm mode)
Server mode (Comm mode)
Expand/more/sub-menu
The parameter has been edited/modified
The change request is being sent to the
Hummingbird
The change request was sent successfully
and EVE is awaiting acknowledgement
The change request send failed
The parameter change was sent and
acknowledged

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