Set Up Gsm Connection; Notes For Operation - Truma iNet Box Operating Instructions Manual

Set up GSM connection

An active Bluetooth connection is required for the continued
installation and the Truma App on the mobile terminal device
must be started.
1. Under "Settings", select -> "Set up Truma iNet Box" ->
"Set up GSM".
2. Enter the PIN and the call number of the Mini-SIM (Truma
iNet Box), and also a freely selectable name (maximum
11 characters), and confirm this step.
Notes:
– The Mini-SIM card is blocked after 3 incorrect PIN entries.
To unblock, the Mini-SIM card must be removed from the
Truma iNet Box and unblocked in a mobile terminal device
with the PUK. Contact your mobile phone provider for help
in unblocking.
– If the Mini-SIM card is replaced, the PIN and call number
must be adjusted in the set-up assistant of the Truma App
before use.

Notes for operation

To operate the appliances connected via the Truma iNet Box,
follow the steps in the Truma App.
– During start-up, the green operating LED flashes and the
Truma iNet Box is not ready for operation until the operating
LED lights up continuously.
– The last incoming command is executed.
– The Truma iNet Box automatically switches from GSM
to Bluetooth communication as soon as a saved mobile
terminal device comes into reception range.
– It automatically switches back to GSM communication
when the device goes out of reception range.
– Successful control requires the controlling device to be
ready for operation
– The Truma iNet Box can also be operated without a
Mini-SIM card. This restricts its use to close range via
Bluetooth.
– If the Truma iNet Box is not used for an extended period,
Truma recommends disconnecting the operating voltage to
the Truma iNet Box.
– If you leave your vehicle for an extended period and want
to keep the Truma iNet Box ready for operation, make sure
that the power supply is sufficient for the required time,
bearing in mind the power consumption of all the active
appliances.
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