Customer Support; Falcom D2Sphere Server-Frontend; How Does The Basic Configuration Work - FALCOM BOLERO40 SERIES Getting Started

BOLERO40 Series Promotion Kit Version 1.0.1

3.3 Customer Support

Users of the PROMOTION-KITS can receive assistance up to 8 hours through technical support team.
Contact our technical support through our web site at: http://www.falcom.de/support/support-form/

3.4 FALCOM D2Sphere server-frontend

The D2Sphere-fleet is a web-based tracking application that provides users with an easy-to-use interface
from where you can remotely monitor and view the location of the FALCOM AVL devices in real-time. The
D2Sphere online tracking software allows you to view the device history and device-generated event, view
reports, manage geofences as well as pull and change the factory-preloaded device configuration. After
the BOLERO45/41 is successfully powered up, open a web browser (IE or Firefox) and follow the
registration process as given on the enclosed slip of paper called „Info-Sheet".
3.5 How does the sample configuration work ?
Once the BOLERO45/41 device is powered up, it tries automatically to register to the GSM network, attach
to the GPRS network and finally connect to the FALCOM trace4yor server using the factory-preloaded
configuration. The connection state of the GPRS and TCP services will be shown by the generated events
GSM.GPRS.eConnected and TCP.Client.eConnected telling you that the device is connected to the GPRS/TCP
server. These events are displayed on the Terminal in the Workbench. The device GPS location is shown on
the trac4you frontend server after log-in. Fore more details about the sample configuration, refer to the
chapter 5, A detailed explanation of the sample configuration. For more details about the server
D2Sphere
refer to the Related Documents [14]
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