Lok8u nu.m8 User Manual

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing nu•m8; the world‟s first location device specifically designed to be worn
by children.
It is my hope that
nu•m8
will make parents feel more comfortable in allowing their children to play
un-supervised, so that "kids can be kids" and enjoy the benefits of being free to interact with their
peers through unstructured play.
I know, like you, that the social environment in which our children are growing up can, at times, be
perilous and therefore we all want to make sure our children are safe and free from harm.
nu•m8
does not make the environment safer but will allow you to know where your children are,
control the areas in which they play and be the first to know if they are at risk.
Please read this simple user guide carefully to get the best out of your
nu•m8
and remember it is
an aid to parental care and control; it must not be regarded as a substitute.
As a parent myself, it was the urge to keep my children safe, whilst letting them enjoy the freedom
of childhood that I enjoyed that spurred the development of nu•m8.
I know that it will live up to your expectations but if there are any suggestions that you think would
be sensible to incorporate I will give them my full attention. I can be contacted at
stevenksalmon@lok8u.com.
S.K.Salmon
Chief Executive
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  • Page 1: User Guide

    I know that it will live up to your expectations but if there are any suggestions that you think would be sensible to incorporate I will give them my full attention. I can be contacted at stevenksalmon@lok8u.com. S.K.Salmon Chief Executive...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Getting started ... 3 Start-up ... 6 Time ... 8 Using the Customer Portal ... 9 Where are you request ... 12 Maximise map ... 17 Set, apply and edit a „Safe Zone‟ ... 19 Removing nu•m8 without triggering an alert ... 29 Live Track ...
  • Page 3: Getting Started

    Doing this will allow nu•m8 to broadcast its location to the Lok8u pinpoint server infrastructure whilst in use. You will receive an email confirming that the sim card has been activated, together with the phone number of your nu•m8, within a maximum of 24 hours from registration.
  • Page 4 Go to the Portal and click the “Switch Off” button to turn nu•m8 off. When this action has completed the “Off” button on the Portal will be filled and the display on nu•m8 will be blank. Device details http://www.lok8u.com/uk/order-now for the...
  • Page 5 Now disconnect the strap from the housing using the tool provided. nu•m8 is now ready for normal use. You can now adjust the strap to fit your child‟s wrist. Use the release tool located in the back of the charger base to un-do and re-do the locking screw in the strap. It is important that the strap is tight enough so that it cannot be slipped over the hand, but not so tight that it is uncomfortable.
  • Page 6: Start-Up

    Start-up PLEASE NOTE We recommend that you ensure that the time has displayed on nu-m8 before you let your child out to play. This is a visible indication that nu-m8 is connected. If you have poor network coverage at home this process may not complete. However, nu-m8 will connect as coverage improves, which may be as close as the end of the street, so when you are comfortable that nu-m8 completes its log on within close proximity of home it will not be necessary for the time to display before you let your child...
  • Page 7 Subscriptions: If nu•m8 is out of subscription it will not operate and should be removed from your child. To update your subscription details contact support@lok8u.com, or 08452 099 099.
  • Page 8: Time

    Time The time can only be adjusted from the mobile phone set to receive alerts. This will be the primary contact details given at registration. (To change the alerts please see the “Alerts” section below.) Clock display The nu•m8 display can be adjusted to show:- Analogue watch or 12 hour digital or 24 hour digital.
  • Page 9: Using The Customer Portal

    Using the Customer Portal - www.lok8u.com/uk/portal To use the customer portal please log in using the user name and password that were chosen at registration The first screen that appears is shown below. Simply click the red cross and the next screen will appear.
  • Page 10 You are now ready to interact with nu•m8 using the functionality that is following sections of this manual. If at any time you need assistance just click the “Help” button and the appear. Simply select the article that deals with search box.
  • Page 11 Functionality: The functionality is explained in more detail in the sections below. However, if you prefer not to read manuals there is a help button tab on the portal page, or a copy of this user manual at www.lok8u.com. Forgotten password: If you have forgotten your password simply click “forgotten password” on...
  • Page 12: Where Are You Request

    House name/no., street name and postcode (this may vary if outside UK) with a link to the Lok8u customer portal to view your child‟s location on a map (please note that only internet enabled mobile phones with a valid network subscription will be able to view the link).
  • Page 13 From my Desk-top computer; Log in to the Portal using the username and password that you chose when registering nu•m8. Now select the nu•m8 of the child that you want to find, or if you want to know where all of your nu•m8‟s are, press “Select All”.
  • Page 14 Now Click the “where ru” button………… …and you will see the following screen It is not possible to click the “Where ru” button again until the Portal has completed its process of locating your child. Once nu•m8 has responded the location will be shown as a cross hair which if you place your mouse in the area will give the degree of accuracy and the time.
  • Page 15 Once a GPS location is received the image in the left hand panel will change to the image of the nu•m8 selected at registration and the GPS location will be shown on the map. (See below). You can select the format of the map to be:- “Map”...
  • Page 16 If your child‟s current location gives you cause for concern, select “Live Track” to monitor where they are going. (Section 9, page 26).
  • Page 17: Maximise Map

    Maximise map To maximise the viewing map area click on the “Maximise Map” tab This will enlarge the map area to fill the page as follows:- You can now drag the map and pan in or out. Data updates will not refresh the map. This is particularly useful when you are reviewing a live track trip for example.
  • Page 18 If a position, or status change of a nu•m8 is received whilst in drag mode, the orange “Drag Mode” icon will change to grey indicating that there is information pending. If you click on the grey bar the map will update with the latest information. To exit “Maximise Map”...
  • Page 19: Set, Apply And Edit A 'Safe Zone

    Set, apply and edit a ‘Safe Zone’ A Safe Zone is an area on a map where you are happy for your child to play. If they move outside of this area you will receive an alert (this may be school, a playground, a shopping centre or even home).
  • Page 20 New Safe Zone Log in to the customer portal and select the nu•m8, or all of your Nu•m8‟s that you want to set the Safe Zone for, it (they) will then be displayed in the top right corner as the selected nu•m8(s). Click on “Safe Zone”...
  • Page 21 This will then take you to the following screen. Now input a town or post code in the “Find” box to get the map to the general area of where you want to set the safe zone. Zoom in or out, pan right, left, up or down to get the exact location. You can now set a multi point-“Point to Point”...
  • Page 22 start to form a bounded area, you cannot cross over lines and you have a maximum of 12 markers to set a shape. Now give the Safe Zone area a name, and select the update rate (this is the time delay between location updates to check that your child is in the safe zone when applied).
  • Page 23 You can set the Safe Zone immediately (“Set Now”) - in which case the settings will be sent to nu•m8 (as shown below) or save the Safe Zone to the list to be selected and applied later. If you are not happy with this area and would prefer to try a radius circle area simply click on the radius icon and the shape will disappear ready for you to set a circular area as explained below.
  • Page 24 Now select the update rate and give the Safe Zone a name Click “Set now” or “Save to list” as in multi-point earlier. The reason you may wish to select multipoint rather than radius is, as can be seen above, the circle includes a main road as well as the park, a multipoint allows you to eliminate these risky areas from the Safe Zone, similarly a pond in a park could be removed from the Safe Zone.
  • Page 25 Select a previously saved Safe Zone Click on Safe Zone in the right hand panel and select the “Safe Zone” that you wish to set Then confirm your choice.
  • Page 26 When nu•m8 has received the Safe Zone request and applied it the Safe Zone icon status will be indicated on the portal. To edit a Safe Zone Go to “Safe Zone” in the right hand panel and select the “Safe Zone” you wish to edit and click “Edit”.
  • Page 27 Make the changes that you require to the area, the type of shape or update rate and then click “Save” and the modifications will be saved to file enabling the modified Safe Zone to be applied now or saved to the list for later. Disable a Safe Zone On the front screen select Standby...
  • Page 28 The portal status will be updated to “Standby” when nu•m8 has received the instruction and confirmed to the portal that it has been applied.
  • Page 29: Removing Nu•M8 Without Triggering An Alert

    Removing nu•m8 without triggering an alert Your nu•m8 strap is impregnated with a wound steel core which is very difficult to cut. If the release button in the watch housing is depressed releasing the strap before nu•m8 is put in to “Off “mode a priority alert “bracelet compromised”...
  • Page 30 When the LCD screen goes blank it is safe to remove nu•m8 from your child. The status on the portal will be updated to “Off”. To remove nu•m8 depress the release button in the housing with the stylus provided and the bracelet will release.
  • Page 31 When your child is safely in your care put nu•m8 to “Off” by following the switch off instructions above.
  • Page 32: Live Track

    Live Track Live track can only be used from the customer portal and should be used carefully as it is very battery intensive. To change the status of nu•m8 to live track log in to the customer portal and select the nu•m8 (s) that you want to set to live track.
  • Page 33 Once nu•m8 has confirmed the live track settings the screen changes to the image above whilst you wait for the first location to be displayed on the map. If we are unable to get GPS the cell ID cross hairs will appear with an approximate location and will be updated with subsequent cell ID locations until we get a GPS fix.
  • Page 34: Alerts

    Alerts When you first registered nu•m8 we asked for contact details; mobile phone and email contact details which were then saved as primary contact. To make any alterations to this:- Change the recipient of alerts Log in to the customer portal and select the nu•m8 (or all of your nu•m8‟s) that you want to set Alerts for.
  • Page 35 If you wish to set up a new contact or edit the details of a contact click on <New> or edit against the existing contacts details. The following screen will then appear <NEW> recipient of alerts Input a short name, email address, and mobile phone number (with the country code). Each SMS alert received uses up increments of your monthly text allowance in the tariff that you have selected it is possible, at anytime, to restrict alerts to email only, as indicated by the red cross below.
  • Page 37: Home Zone

    Home Zone The purpose of Home Zone is to create an area in which it is safe to remove nu•m8 from your child‟s wrist without first sending the “Switch Off” command to switch nu•m8 off. This is particularly useful when you get home and it is inconvenient to switch the unit off before removing. Please note that nu•m8 will stay in the mode that it was in before being removed from your child‟s wrist so it will still be consuming power and therefore will take longer to recharge on the desk-top charger.
  • Page 38: My Details

    My details Click on “My Details” on the navigation bar of the portal to change the default settings of your portal page. You can select the default map between Map, Satellite or Hybrid. You can change the icon, name and colour of your nu•m8.
  • Page 39: Calendar

    Calendar Calendar functionality is not currently enabled. Please review www.lok8u.com to see when this will be available...
  • Page 40: Waterproof

    Waterproof Nu•m8 is waterproof to IPX7. IPX 7 is a standard for classifying the degrees of protection provided by the enclosures of electrical equipment. The proper name for the standard is IEC 60529 IPX7. A device, such as Nu•m8, with an IPX7 designation means that it can withstand immersion in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
  • Page 41: Certification

    CE symbol also includes a number that identifies the so called Notified Body LOK8U Ltd is registered under the WEE imitative registration number 158864 The WEEE directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2002/96/EC) has been put in to place to ensure that products are recycled using best available treatment, recovery and recycling techniques to ensure human health and high environmental protection.
  • Page 42 SARS The tests measure the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of mobile telephones. The SAR value shows how much heat energy is absorbed in the head area from the mobile phone. The test is designed to ensure that the maximum value of two watts per kilo as set in the Decree of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health is not exceeded.
  • Page 43: Product Information

    If it is uneconomic to repair LOK8U may offer the customer a replacement nu•m8 on terms to be agreed on a case by case basis 6.
  • Page 45: Appendix One (I)

    GPS location to use the Safe zone and Home zone functionality of num8 Much like your mobile phone there are certain times and places where the network coverage is poor or non existent.
  • Page 46: Appendix Two (Ii)

    GSM coverage If NU•M8 does not proceed beyond the first bar then hit the reset button on the back, if this problem persists contact LOK8U customer service Adjust the time by following the instructions in the time section of this manual...

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