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Helios Users Guide
Verify what kind of slope you receive from the fuel graph and select the
Fuel Input option in the dropdown list accordingly:
Analog 1 - Positive slope – select this option, if you're using the Analog
1 input for fuel level monitoring, and if the fuel graph line slope is
positive.
Analog 1 - Negative slope – select this option, if you're using the Analog
1 input for fuel level monitoring, and if the fuel graph line slope is
negative.
Analog 2 - Negative slope – select this option, if you're using the Analog
2 input for fuel level monitoring, and if the fuel graph line slope is
negative.
Analog 2 - Positive slope – select this option, if you're using the Analog
2 input for fuel level monitoring, and if the fuel graph line slope is
positive.
Once all the necessary parameters are set, press the Send button to
send the changes you made to the unit.
The following settings allow configuring full low power mode. If full low power is
activated, when the vehicle ignition is turned off the unit shuts down all its
major power consumers, such as modem, GPS, etc. This feature is intended for
mopeds, motorcycles and other small vehicles, where the unit operation can
drain the battery when the engine is off.
Full low power – if activated, the device will switch to full low power 30
seconds after the ignition is turned off, or when armed (if passive arming is
available).
Transmit when entering low power mode – the unit will send a message
upon entering low power mode.
Low Power Timing – how much time to wait after the ignition was turned off
and until the unit enters low power mode.
The following features are experimental and should be used with care.
Transmit on turnings – if activated, the device will transmit each time a turn
of over 30 degrees was detected.
Tow detection – the device will alert if it was moved over 1 km from the
location where it first entered the armed state.
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