User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- G30 User Manual
- Product Overview
- Product specifications
- Instructions for use
- Start-up and setup process
- 3.2 Connection Diagram
- 3.3 Application note about SOS and recording function
- 3.4 Application Notes on ACC ON/OFF
- 3.6 MODE 2 and MODE 21 Operating Modes
- 3.7 Vehicle Guard Alarm and Low Battery Alarm
- 3.8 Device Photosensitive Alarm Description
- 3.9 Vehicle collision alarm parameter setting instructions
- 3.10 Vehicle acceleration/deceleration and sharp turning parameter settings
- 3.11 About time zone settings and related instructions
- 3.14 Common Query Commands
- 3.15 Common Setting Instructions
- Manage your device
- Cautions
2
Device intelligent reporting
instructions:
MODE, 21, <T1>, <T2>, <T3> #
instruction
Remarks:
1. When ACC OFF: Enter this mode
automatically, GPS, 4G will be turned off at
this time
Module an
d MCU goes to sleep.
2. When ACC ON: automatically exit this mode
and turn on GPS, 4G
Module, MCU wakes up.
3. T1, T2, and T3 are the time points reported
by the device to wake up after the device
sleeps.
Format: HHMM
4. Example: MODE, 21,1818 # When the
d
evice is in ACC OFF, the daily
18:18 Forced wake
-up report.
3.7 Vehicle Guard Alarm and Low Battery Alarm
1) The parking guard alarm function is the default support function of the vehicle,
which must be set. It will take effect automatically when the vehicle is ACC OFF;
2) If the device perceives vehicle movement: If ACC is ON within 1 minute, the device
cancels the alarm; otherwise, the device reports a guard alarm;
3) Note: The equipment needs to be connected to external power test.
4) Low battery alarm
1
Low battery alarm command
LOWW, <Low_Value>, 0
Set low voltage alarm value
Low_Value is three digits, and the last digit is a
decimal point. For example: 122 for 12.2v
Example: LOWW, 118,0 # The device reports a
low power alarm if it is lower than 11.8V.