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This Quick Start user guide provides an overview to transition the SHOUT ns to operational use.
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Prior to using the SHOUT ns, first purchase airtime from NAL Research or from any Iridium-
certified airtime reseller. An airtime reseller must register the SHOUT ns IMEI number to
"point" to a Network Operation Center (NOC) server. This section explains how to quickly set up
the SHOUT ns as a tracking device.
Remove the SHOUT ns, the wall charger, and the USB cable from the packaging. Remove the
SHOUT ns USB port cover (see Figure 4) and connect the USB cable's USB micro port to the
SHOUT ns. Connect the USB-A connector to the wall charger.
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Activate the SHOUT ns by pressing the power button
illuminates. The power LED should remain steadily illuminated. The battery LED then starts
blinking in a 1.25 sec on and 0.25 sec off pattern to indicate the battery requires charging. If the
battery is blinking in a 0.125 sec on and 1.0 sec off pattern, the battery is less than 20% charged
and will take longer to fully charge.
Note: If the device is not used for 10 minutes, the SHOUT ns enters sleep mode and the power
LED changes to blinking once every 5 seconds to indicate it is asleep. The SHOUT ns can be
removed from the sleep mode by pressing the power button for two seconds.
Before charging the unit, test the emergency/911 mode activation feature with the following
button press combination: Power, Bluetooth, Power, Bluetooth. The SHOUT ns should enter the
emergency/911 activation mode and all six LEDs should start flashing once per second to
indicate this mode is active. To cancel this mode, hold the Power button for two seconds to
turn the device off. Hold the Power button again for two seconds to turn the device back on.
Again confirm the power LED remains steadily illuminated and the battery LED begins to blink
as described above.
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