User's Manual

To enable the Wifi interface, first provision the Tracker by connecting to it via its USB-serial port
and issue the following command followed by a reset of the Tracker:
$config wifi ap wpa2 SSID PASSWORD VISIBILITY APIPADDRESS
SSID  - User configurable access point name
PASSWORD  - User configurable password
VISIBILITY - User configurable. Use hidden or visible. If hidden is selected, the Tracker will not
broadcast its access point name
APIPADDRESS  - User configurable IP address (ex: 10.0.0.1) that the access point will use
To reset the Tracker, issue the following command:
$reset
4.3.2.2 Disabling WiFi Interface
To disable the Wifi interface, issue the following command followed be a reset of the Tracker:
$config wifi disabled
To reset the Tracker, issue the following command:
$reset
4.3.2.3 Sending and receiving commands through WiFi Interface
After connecting to the Tracker’s WiFi access point, the connected device can send and receive
commands after connecting via telnet.
4.3.3 Bluetooth Interface overview
The Tracker can act as a Bluetooth access point that a third party device can connect to to send
commands. After pairing with the Tracker, a serial connection can be set up using the
parameters in Table 5.
4.3.3.1 Enabling Bluetooth Interface
To enable the Bluetooth interface, first provision the Tracker by connecting to it via its
USB-serial port and issue the following command followed by a reset of the Tracker:
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