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I/O port characteristics, 79
ignition options, 41
ignition wiring, 30, 30
inputs. See I/O devices
interfaces, 79
L
launch
browser automatically on high‐speed
38
VPN automatically on high‐speed connection, 38
LEDs, 42
low rate timer, 69
M
manuals, 15
mode
NAT, 48, 49
non‐NAT, 48
mounting, 25– 26
MTP
configuring, 69
report frequency, 69
N
NAT, 47, 73
NAT mode, 48, 49
Network Address Translation. See NAT.
NMEA, 60
non‐NAT mode, 48
O
on/off switch, 30
output power, 77
outputs. See I/O devices.
P
panic button, 63
password
change, 54
prompt for, 37
pinouts (on I/O connector), 62
port forwarding, 50
power connector, 24, 30
power harness, 30, 32
Rev 1.1 Jul.08
power on options, 41
power supply, 20
power wiring, 29
private IP address, 73
profiles, creating, 37
prompt for password, 37
public IP address, 73
R
connection,
receive diversity, 13
regulatory information, 81
report frequency, 69
reporting engines, 69
reset button, 43, 57
roaming, 12
router functions, enable, 50
S
sensors. See I/O devices
serial cable, maximum length, 20
serial connector, 24
serial, versus USB, 13
shock, 78
SIM, insertion, 36
SMA connector, 24
specifications, 77– 79
static IP, 50
status indicators, 42
T
TAIP, reporting protocol, 60
TCP/UDP port forwarding, 50
technical specifications, 77– 79
temperature
operating, 78
storage, 78
timers, report frequency, 69
TNC connector, 24
U
UMTS, 12
unique mobile device ID, 74
unlock MP modem configuration, 54
USB cable, maximum length, 20
USB connector, 24
USB, versus serial connection, 13
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