Pod Trackers 001 Pod Live User Manual Pod User Guidex

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Pod Instructions
Welcome to the world of Pod!
Thank you for buying your Pod GPS pet tracker. We hope you enjoy using this device.
(This equipment is worn on pets, it's not use or carrier on human body.)
Before using your Pod, please read these instructions carefully to ensure you fully understand how it
works and how it should be used.
Step 1 – Charging the battery. Place the battery in the USB charging dock and insert the charger in a
convenient USB port on your computer or alternatively a USB mains adaptor. An orange light will
show that the battery is being charged. The battery needs to be charged for two hours or until the
orange light turns green.
General Description
The Pod Tracker comprises four main elements; a GPS unit, to fix its position; a Network Service unit
with a SIM card for communications, a motion sensor and a power source (battery). Please note that
the GPS unit relies on information from satellites to establish its position and metal structures or
large buildings may interfere with its ability to ‘see’ the satellites. Similarly, the Network Service Unit
must be in range of the Mobile Network because it relies on the same technology as your mobile
phone. In operation the Pod Tracker may lose its position from time to time when it is located in an
area of poor satellite reception such as beneath a metal roof. This will not normally cause a problem
because the unit will continue to re‐establish its position. If no movement is detected by the motion
sensor for more than a minute the unit will switch to ‘sleep’ mode until movement is detected.
Unit Description
The illustration below shows the Pod Tracker with the battery installed. At the base of the unit at the
opposite end to the battery the switch is located. This is a waterproof switch and therefore requires
firm pressure at the centre of the base to activate. This is best achieved by squeezing the Pod
Tracker between the thumb and forefinger with the thumb centrally on the base and the forefinger
on the battery at the top. There are three indicator lights. The top indicator is on the battery where
it connects to the unit. There are two further indicators on the unit itself.
Top indicator
(base of battery)
Green ‐ battery is charged and ready for operation.
Red ‐ battery is below 30% charge.
Three red flashes – switching off
Second indicator
(longer of the two on the unit) Green ‐ network service connection established.
Blue – trying to connect to network service.
Third indicator
(shorter of the two on the unit) Green – GPS fix established
Blue – trying to obtain GPS fix
Operation
Assembly – take the charged battery and position it so that the marks on the battery and the unit
are aligned. Press the battery and unit together until a click is heard. Holding the unit turn the
battery clockwise until it is locked in position.
Switching On – With the unit held between thumb and forefinger (as shown) press the switch at the
centre of the base firmly for three seconds. All three indicator lights will illuminate green in
sequence and will remain on for three seconds to show that the Pod Tracker has begun its start‐up
process.
Start‐Up Process
The indicator lights will then extinguish and after ten seconds the second and third indicators will
light for one second which will then be repeated every ten seconds until the unit has established its
position when both will show green. During this process the second indicator will normally show
green to indicate network service is working and the third indicator will show blue to indicate that
the position has not yet been fixed. Please note that dependent upon location, time of day, weather
conditions and satellite reception this process may initially take several minutes. Once the position
has been fixed the unit will continue to automatically locate itself.
Status Checking
During normal operation the indicator lights will remain off to conserve battery power. The status of
the unit may be checked at any time after the start‐up process is completed. This is achieved by a
rapid depression and release of the switch. The indicator lights will then illuminate briefly to show
the status of each function as follows:‐
Three Green – Battery good, Network Service good, GPS fix good.
Green, Green, Blue – Battery good, Network Service good, Trying to establish GPS fix.
Red, Green, Green – Battery below 30%, Network Service good, GPS fix good.
Please note that care should be taken to press and release the switch quickly otherwise it will cause
the unit to switch off and the start‐up procedure must be repeated to continue operation.
Switching Off
Press the switch for three seconds. The top indicator will flash red three times and the unit will
power down.
Replacing the Battery
Removal of the battery will cause the unit to power down. Having replaced the battery it will then be
necessary to switch on and allow the unit to run through the start‐up process.
Fitting the strap
Having familiarised yourself with the basic functions and operation of the unit, you are now ready to
attach the unit to your pet’s collar. Pass the two short ends of the included rubber strap through the
outer slots in the unit as shown so that the smooth side of the strap is next to the unit. Pull each
tang until the first rib is visible. Pass the long tang around the collar and back through the centre slot
in the unit in the opposite direction to the other tangs. Pull through enough ribs until the unit is
securely fitted to the collar. The tang my then be trimmed and the end tucked through the slot
provided. Please note that for ease of fitting and a more permanent attachment you may prefer to
use a cable tie.
(Illustration of strap arrangement)
Operational Notes
During operation the unit will go into ‘sleep’ mode if it is not moved for more than one minute. If the
motion sensor is then activated by movement the unit will ‘wake up’ and continue to monitor its
position. This functionality is important to conserve battery power.
If the App user requests the units position the second indicator light will flash three times.
If the App user defines a new perimeter the second indicator will flash seven times.
Battery life will depend on usage. The mode (Standby, Perimeter, Track) in which the unit is set. The
number of times a location is requested, the number of times a perimeter is redefined and the level
of activity of the pet.
If you are experiencing difficulty in establishing the position in a location where this has been readily
achieved before, try switching off and on again after ten seconds.
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.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If
this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complied with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm
between the radiator & your body.

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