NetComm NTC-220 User Manual page 112

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Display imperial / Display
metric button
Radius mi / km text box
Notification
Google maps button
Save button
Reset button
Cancel button
NTC-220 – User Guide
UG01028 v1.2 March 2019
Note that in the southern hemisphere you must enter a
negative Latitude coordinate (–) and in the western hemisphere
(North and South America, from the prime meridian to the
international date line) you must enter a negative Longitude
coordinate (–).
Toggle between imperial and metric to display the Radius in
miles (mi) or kilometres (km), respectively.
Set the radius of the Geofence to be activated when the
Notification type (see next) is triggered at the distance
specified.
Four notification states are available:
None – This effectively turns the Geofence function off,
although the router continues to monitor the location of the
device with respect to the Geofence settings. To properly
disable the Geofence function, set the Geofence operation
toggle key to the off position.
Entry – A notification is triggered when the router enters into
the Geofence radius.
Exit – A notification is triggered when the router leaves the
Geofence radius.
Entry/Exit – A notification is triggered when the router crosses
over the Geofence radius line.
The type or types of notification (SMS, email, etc.) is set in the
Event notification configuration page, see below.
The Google maps button serves two purposes.
When no latitude and longitude has been entered, the Google
maps button displays the router's current location on the map.
When coordinates have been entered, clicking on the Google
maps button checks that your coordinates go to where you
expect them to be.
Saves the new Geofence (Add) or saves the changes to an
existing Geofence (Edit).
Clears all entries on the page.
Closes the Add/Edit page and returns to the Geofence list
without saving any changes.
Table 30 – Add Geofence options
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