Getting Started Guide

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CUBE GPS

Instructions

Getting started

1. Charge the tracker for 2 hours. Power LED will flash Red while charging, and

will go solid red when fully charged.

2. Download free app from App Store or Google Play by searching “Cube

Tracker”.

3. Create an account following in-app instructions.

4. Tap + icon to Add a new tracker in the app to pair the tracker with your

account.

5. Click Activate Data Plan in app and go with flow.

The tracker now is ready to locate!

Settings

1. Sharing.

Share the tracker with your family and friends, allow them to see it on the map

and get notification or alert in their app.

2. Reporting interval.

Tracker reports location based on its movement. Reporting interval can be set as

every 1 minute or higher. Faster reporting interval consumes more battery

power.

Dynamic reporting is available for pet and personal item tracking. Dynamic

reporting interval depends on movement speed of tracker. Tracker moves fast,

reporting is fast.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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CUBE GPS Instructions Getting started 1. Charge the tracker for 2 hours. Power LED will flash Red while charging, and will go solid red when fully charged. 2. Download free app from App Store or Google Play by searching “Cube Tracker”. 3. Create an account following in-app instructions. 4. Tap + icon to Add a new tracker in the app to pair the tracker with your account. 5. Click Activate Data Plan in app and go with flow. The tracker now is ready to locate! Settings 1. Sharing.
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3. Last seen and Live Tracking You can always find tracker with last location on the map. Live Tracking is available while tracker is moving. Tap Live icon on map and you will get a as fast as possible tracking. To save power, Live tracking will end after 6 minutes, you can activate it again if needed. *Live icon will be displayed on map while tracker is moving. 4. Virtual Fence. Create virtual fences to get a notification when your tracker enters or leaves places. 5. Collision Alert.
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service. 9. Proximity Tracking You can ring tracker using the Cube Tracker app via Bluetooth if your tracker is within Bluetooth range. Your phone can get an alert for approach or separation if you set Proximity Alerts. 10. Fly mode You can set Fly mode for taking flight. Tracker will sleep and stop transmission during flying.
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Operating temperature -10 ℃~ +55℃ Waterproof IP67 *Battery life may vary according to operating conditions, available networks, connection interval settings and device activity. *The tracker works with by dynamic reporting based on movement. Typically it’s 10 days for a vehicle moving 2 hours per day, and 20 days for a pet staying at home most of time. Placement of the Tracker A reminder will be sent through the app when the tracker cannot get the location because of poor signal.
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Car with sunroof 1. Center console 2. Cup holder 3. Console 4. Under armrest 5. Seat pocket(logo side should face out) 6. Under seats (avoid facing the metal frame under the seat) 7. Close to windshield or rear window Car without sunroof 1. Close to windshield or rear window 2. Console facing the sky through windshield Battery life Battery life may vary according to following reasons: 1. Operating conditions eg. extremely low or high temperature. Battery may drain quickly. 2. How often the tracker moves.
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affect battery life. Resetting Tracker Charge tracker with a USB cable and hold the button for 10 seconds until tracker beeps. Cellular coverage The cellular coverage in US can be searched from the link below. https://www.verizon.com/reusable-content/landing-page/coverage-map.html Why does GPS sometimes show me in the wrong place? Many things can degrade GPS positioning accuracy. Common causes include: 1. Satellite signal blockage due to buildings, bridges, trees, etc. 2. Indoor or underground use. 3.
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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.