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Summary of Contents for One Tech OTP-M3G-CT1
- Page 1 Multi GPS 3G Black Box OTP-M3G-CT1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Quick start ................................2 Features................................4 Specifications ..............................4 Keys and Parts ..............................5 Setting up Your Device ............................6 SMS Setting ..............................6 Web Setting ..............................9 SMS Command Example ..........................10 Setting the alert number ........................... 10 Delete the alert number ........................... -
Page 3: Quick Start
Quick start 1. Insert SIM Card Micro SD Card (If the device there is no SIM Card or Micro SD Card, the device will not be used. Before you start, you must insert the SIM card and Micro SD card.) 2. - Page 4 5. GPRS APN Setting For example: set APN =eninet device password = Sending SMS: 123104*eninet to the target device...
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Page 5: Features
Features Multi GPS 3G Black Box Built-in camera, mini designs, easy to install in the car, school bag, bicycle , dog collar and others. Can be used for GPS location, capture image or video and upload to your web account. You can login to your web account to view records at any time. -
Page 6: Keys And Parts
Keys and Parts External sensor Connector Camera Power Switch Micro USB Power Supply DC5V LED Indicators Micro SD Card Slot SIM Card Slot External GPS antenna connector Micro SD Card In order to facilitate removing the SIM card, you can apply tape on the SIM card SIM Card... -
Page 7: Setting Up Your Device
Setting up Your Device you can setting up your device in two different ways. You can use a SMS Commands or use a Web-based interface SMS Setting Command(xxx = device password) Description xxx01PhoneNumber1 Setting first alert number xxx02PhoneNumber2 Setting second alert number xxx03PhoneNumber3 Setting third alert number xxx01#... - Page 8 xxx066,1/2/3 Active voice sensor, take picture when detect sensor , send to you web account after done xxx070 To deactive phone filter any number call to device will auto answer and make monitor xxx071 Only 3 PDN call to device able to be auto answer and make monitor. xxx08Time,Resolution,Frame, Video and voice recording time setting if alarm setting to active save type...
- Page 9 Press 1 Zoom Out Press 3 Zoom In Press * Recording Call with video call and press Press 4 Darknes Press 6 Brightnes Press # Night Shot mode When fail send to server, cause network problem or setting problem, the save file will not be deleted and will save to SD card, if success send to server will deleted from storage...
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Page 10: Web Setting
Web Setting Open a Web browser and go to: t.gpst5.com. When the login screen displays, enter your user name and password. From the menu on the top, Click “Device Setting” This is a Web-based control panel that you can use to manage your device, including setting up Monitor Phone, shock sensor, external detect sensor, voice sensor etc. -
Page 11: Sms Command Example
SMS Command Example For example: device password = 123 Setting the alert number For example: the first alert number is 93612345678, the second alert number is 93687654321 , the third alert number is 93676543218 1. Setting the first alert number sending SMS 1230193612345678 to the target device... -
Page 12: Delete The Alert Number
Delete the alert number 1. Delete the first alert number Sending SMS 12301# to the target device 2. Delete the second alert number Sending SMS 12302# to the target device 3. Delete the third alert number Sending SMS 12303# to the target device GPRS APN setting For example: set APN =eninet Sending SMS... -
Page 13: Setting Active For Internal Shock Alarm Sensor
Setting Active for internal Shock alarm sensor 1. Active shock vibration alarm sensor and make Video call when detect sensor Sending SMS xxx041 to the target device 2. Active shock vibration alarm sensor and make Voice call when detect sensor Sending SMS xxx042 to the target device... -
Page 14: Setting Active For External Alarm Sensor
6. Deactive shock vibration alarm sensor Sending SMS xxx040 to the target device Setting Active for external alarm sensor 1. Deactive shock vibration alarm sensor Sending SMS xxx050 to the target device 2. Active external detect sensor and make Video call when detect sensor Sending SMS xxx051 to the target device... -
Page 15: Setting Voice Sensitive Sensor
Setting Voice Sensitive Sensor 1. Deactive voice sensor Sending SMS xxx060 to the target device 2. Active voice sensor and set the sensitivity high and make Video call when detect sensor Sending SMS xxx061,3 to the target device 3. Active voice sensor and set the sensitivity medium and make Voice call when detect sensor Sending SMS xxx062,2 to the target device... -
Page 16: Phone Filter
Phone Filter Setting Phone filter for making call to device 1. Deactive phone filter any number call to device will auto answer and make monitor Sending SMS xxx070 to the target device 2. Only 3 PDN call to device able to be auto answer and make monitor. -
Page 17: For Setting Delay Sensor Time Every Alert Or Every Sensor
For setting delay sensor time every alert or every sensor ( this setting to avoid alert continuous detection) Sending SMS xxx095 to the target device Delay 5 minutes after alarm is detect and send SMS and makes alert activation, in the delay timing, every sensor is detect, the delay time will reset timing to 5 minutes. -
Page 18: Time And Date Setting
Time and date setting Set Date and Time to : 2011/10/10 20:09:30 sec Sending SMS xxx101*111010,200930# to the target device Record video by command Sending SMS xxx10815,1,1,1 to the target device Will record 15 seconds video with resolution 320x240 for 10 frame/second and send to you web account -How to make recording with Night mode Video, call with Video call and press # for night mode and end video call... -
Page 19: Record Voice By Command
Record voice by command Sending SMS xxx1095,1 to the target device Will record 5 minutes voice and send to you web account - File will be deleted after send to you web account View device status Sending SMS xxx888 to the target device Location CID via SMS Sending SMS xxx208... -
Page 20: View Records
View Records Log in to your web account Open a Web browser and go to: t.gpst5.com When the login screen displays, enter your user name and password Once you log in, from here you can view GPS Records, Cell ID Records, Alarm Records, Regularly Upload Records, SMS Instant Records, VideoCall Records and setting up your device etc. -
Page 21: View Gps Logging
View GPS Logging From the menu on the top, Click “GPS” View GPS logging Can search GPS logging by time GPS locations on the google maps Can track device location on google maps by day... - Page 22 click "view" or click the pushpin to view GPS details. Select the record to delete...
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Page 23: View Cellid Records
View CellID Records Click the menu “Cell ID” to view Cell ID Records Click “Location” to location on google maps Cell ID location is not an exact science. it will attempt to find the closest addressable location within a certain tolerance. Some cell id Unable to locate. -
Page 24: View Alarm Records And Other
View Alarm Records and other Click the menu “Alarm Records” to view Alarm Records Can search records by time Click ”Download” to download record file Click”View” to view record details and display its location on google maps Video playback controls Record location This record type is video... - Page 25 Click”View” to view record details and display its location on google maps Click to view larger image Record location This record type is picture Regularly Upload Records, SMS Instant Records, VideoCall Records similar to the above.
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Page 26: Manage Your Account
Manage Your Account Click the menu “My Account” to manage your account and view devices information Account field In this field, you can change your password and change your email Device field In this field, you can view the device information or setting up the device.
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