Summary of Contents for YB Mk3
- Page 1 YB Mk3 Manual Manual for YB Mk3 Devices (devices sold after October 2014) Firmware Versions 3.1.1 and above Last update: 24th November 2014 ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Device Manual Using the Device, the Basics! Orientation, Set-up and Key Features! User Interface! Orientation! Charging and Switching On! Sending a basic alert! Features and Facilities! Operating Modes! Tracking Menu! Alerts Menu! Settings Menu! Bluetooth Menu! Messages Menu! Waypoints Menu! Advanced Menu! Deactivation / Turning Off! Device Maintenance! -
Page 3: Using The Device, The Basics
Device Manual Using the Device, the Basics This section outlines your device’s capabilities and describes how to utilise them when in the field. Orientation, Set-up and Key Features User Interface The user interface consists of a mono display and 6 buttons. One alert button, and five navigation buttons. -
Page 4: Orientation
Device Manual The behaviour of many features of your device, including the alert features, is configured by changing settings in the management system. Orientation Your unit is equipped with both Iridium & GPS antennas located at the top of your casing. For the best results it is important to be mindful of the orientation of your device when in use. -
Page 5: Sending A Basic Alert
Device Manual The estimated charging time to fully charge the device is 7 to 8 hours from completely discharged. The device can be used whilst charging, however, the charging cycle will complete more quickly if the device is deactivated. The device can be used with a partially charged battery. NOTE: If left plugged in, the battery will automatically cycle between around 90% and 100%. -
Page 6: Features And Facilities
Device Manual Features and Facilities Operating Modes De-activated When the device is deactivated, the screen will show the current battery percentage, and will display ‘NOT ACTIVE’ on the screen. In this mode, the Device will not transmit or receive any position reports or messages. This is the equivalent of ‘Flight Mode’... -
Page 7: Alerts Menu
Device Manual The history screen allows you to see the last 10 attempted position reports and their associated data (time, lat, lon, altitude) and whether the reports were sent successfully over Iridium. Report Frequency Using this menu option the frequency of automatic position reporting can be viewed and set. Options range from ‘Continuous’... -
Page 8: Settings Menu
Device Manual The dead man’s switch alert allows you to set a frequency. You are then required to press a button on the device at least every X minutes, to confirm you are still with the device. The timer resets every time a button is pressed. -
Page 9: Bluetooth Menu
Device Manual A PIN code is entered digit by digit, by pressing UP/DOWN to choose the number, and OK to move to the next digit. GPS Wakeup time (Early Wakeup) By default the unit will wake up 20 seconds before the automatic position reporting time, in order to obtain a GPS fix before transmission. -
Page 10: Messages Menu
Device Manual The YB Connect / Rock Connect app is available from the App Store, and allows you to configure your device settings, plus you can use it to send/receive short text-based emails and SMS messages. More information on the app can be found in the separate app guide, available on our website. - Page 11 Every device has its own e-mail address which you would have been provided with at registration. You can write your email address here for safe-keeping: _____________________________ @my.yb.tl People can send emails to this address, and those emails will be forwarded through to your device and picked up at the next transmission.
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Page 12: Waypoints Menu
Device Manual Waypoints Menu Mark Waypoint Using this feature you can mark interesting points and send them to the back-office for display. Choosing ‘Mark Waypoint’ will allow you to choose the type of waypoint, and the system will then take a GPS fix and transmit the waypoint to the back-office. Custom Waypoint Lists It is possible to customize the waypoint type list on your device, to better suit your own personal needs. -
Page 13: Deactivation / Turning Off
Device Manual Deactivation / Turning Off The Device cannot be turned off completely, but can be deactivated – much like a standby mode for your TV. The unit can be deactivated by choosing DEACTIVATE from the menu and then pressing OK to confirm. -
Page 14: Device Maintenance
Device Manual Device Maintenance Replacing the Battery Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. The device battery is not user replaceable; it can only be replaced by your device service provider. Having said this, the battery in the device should maintain its ability to charge to at least 90% of capacity through 1000 charge cycles. -
Page 15: Battery Life Expectations
Device Manual Battery Life Expectations Battery Life Expectations These battery life predictions assume the following: • No display usage • Bluetooth off • GPS Early-wake set to 20s • Clear sky conditions Interval Transmissions Hours Days Weeks Continuous 6000 5 minutes 3300 11.5 15 minutes... -
Page 16: Warranty & Notices
Device Manual Warranty & Notices Manufacturer This device was designed, developed and manufactured in the United Kingdom by Rock Seven Mobile Services Limited (Rock Seven). Warranty A two-year warranty is provided with your device, starting on the purchase date. This does not affect your statutory rights.