User Guide Yoyocare P3 Safety Mobile And Personal Locator

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USER GUIDE YOYOCare P3 Safety Mobile and Personal Locator with built-in GPS www.yoyomotion.com User Guide – YOYOCare P3 Contents Advice! Get to know your YOYOCare Features and functions Indicator Lights Useful Concepts Getting started Insert the SIM card Charge the battery Insert a microSD memory card (optional) Starting your YOYOCare Register yourself as Master Using YOYOCare: Wearer Instructions Receiving and Making calls Receiving Calls To Call Master, User2 or User3 To End a call To switch between hands-free mode and hand-held mode To adjust the volume during a call SOS Alert Button 112 SOS Call Low Battery Alert 1 2 2 3 4 5 5 5 6 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 Master and User Instructions Basic Commands Get YOYOCare’s location [empty] or W or V Take a photo: C or K Park: P Clear SOS Alert: SOS0 Mute the YOYOCare (default is not muted) Master Commands Setting the language (default English) Setting the GPS update interval (default 300 seconds) Add a zone List all Zones: ZL Delete a zone Setting the zone and park radius (default 200 meters) Auto-disable SOS Alert (default OFF) Send the SOS Alert message to an email address SOS: enable/disable the 112 call function (default ON) Auto Answer call Assign second User Assign third User Delete second User Delete third User Add a new User (maximum 5 users) 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 13 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 16 Delete a User List All Users Change Master: [phone number] Setting the time zone Day Light Saving (default OFF) Setting the GPRS APN Setting the GPRS Profile Setting the MMS profile Setting the MMS Centre Master Reset Troubleshooting Important information General Care Security Features based on GPS Use of the GPS functionality GSM calls and GSM messages Battery and Charger EU Regulatory Conformance Specifications 17 17 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 23 23 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 27 Advice! • All GSM based functions, such as calls and SMS messaging, are dependent on network performance and availability. • The positioning function is based upon the GPS system. Functionality and accuracy cannot always be guaranteed due to the need for proper visibility of the GPS system’s satellites. • In normal mode, the device registers and stores the position every 5 minutes (user configurable). Under certain circumstances the sent position may not be current. Please carefully read the section Important information at the end of this User Guide. • For best GPS performance and accuracy, ensure that the YOYOCare is carried as uncovered as possible. If carried in the special pouch, it should be worn outside outdoor clothing. • To ensure continuous operation, it’s advisable that the YOYOCare is charged daily. 1 Get to know your YOYOCare Features and functions 1. Quick-dial buttons 3 Dial and Answer Adjust Volume during call Hands-free on/off 2. 2 4 Indicator light Power GSM 5 1 GPS 3. Loudspeaker 4. Camera 5. Power On/Off and End call 6. SOS Alert button 7. Mini USB Port 8. Microphone 6 8 7 2 Indicator lights Normal Mode Power On Low battery Charging Charging Fully Charged Failed to charge Start-up Searching GSM Network No Master SIM Card Error Normal Mode Network (GPRS) Attached Incoming Call Outgoing Call Normal Mode Fix Searching No Fix Alert Mode Fix Searching No Fix Power GSM GPS 3 Useful Concepts The YOYOCare device is worn by the Wearer, configured and controlled by the Master and can also be accessed by Users. Wearer • • • • • Make a voice call to the Master using button 1 Make a voice call to User 2 or User 3 using button 2 or 3 Receive voice calls from the Master or any User Send an SOS alert which goes to Master, Users and a nominated e-mail address, as configured by the Master. Call Emergency Services on 112 Master • • • • • • Receive calls when the Wearer presses button 1 Define, update and delete Users Pass Master status to another person/phone Define Zones as a radius around a set point. If the Wearer enters or leaves the zone, an alert SMS is sent. Configure the YOYOCare device Do everything that a User can do (listed below) User • • • • • • Receive calls when the Wearer presses button 2 or 3 Check the location of the Wearer Get a photo from YOYOCare Receive an SOS Alert Clear an SOS alert Set a temporary Park zone and receive an SMS if the Wearer is detected more than 200m from that location. (Master can change the zone radius). 4 Getting started Set up your YOYOCare following these instructions. Insert the SIM card You need a SIM card with a valid subscription for voice communications, MMS and GPRS data traffic. Remove the back cover and unlock the SIM card holder. Lift the SIM card holder and place the SIM card with the gold plated contact area facing the device. Close and lock the SIM card holder. Insert the battery and close the back cover. Note! As YOYOCare uses MMS for sending photos and GPRS for data transmission, please make sure your GSM subscription has sufficient credit. Ensure your SIM card lock (PIN code) is deactivated before inserting the SIM card. Charge the battery The YOYOCare should be charged for 5 continuous hours before using it for the first time. When charging, please power off YOYOCare for optimal battery performance. Open the rubber cover of the USB port at the bottom end of the device and plug in the mini USB connector of the charger. During charging, the Power indicator light will glow in orange. When the battery is fully charged, the Power indicator light will glow in green, Disconnect the charger from the device. Note! Always use YOYOCare original batteries and chargers for your safety. Using incompatible accessories may damage your device, cause serious injury and void the warranty. 5 Insert a microSD memory card (optional) Save your photos to the memory card. There is no memory card included in the package as YOYOCare works perfectly without. However, if you use one, photos will be saved to the memory card and can be uploaded to a PC. Maximum supported capacity is 2GB. Remove the back cover and unlock the memory card holder. Lift the memory card holder and place the memory card into the slot with the contact area facing the connectors of the device. Close and lock the memory card holder. Insert the battery and close the back cover. 6 Starting your YOYOCare Now your YOYOCare is ready for use. Take your YOYOCare to an open area where you can see the clear sky. This allows YOYOCare to receive adequate satellite signals to determine the coordinates of your location. If your YOYOCare is switched off, please follow the two steps below, before your YOYOCare can update its current location. 1. Press and hold the Power On/Off button until the green Power indicator and red GSM indicator are lit. 2. When the Power indicator flashes in green and the GSM indicator flashes red. Your YOYOCare is now ready for Master registration. Register yourself as Master Prior to operating YOYOCare, you need to register yourself as the Master of your YOYOCare. The Master will then have full access to all the features of the YOYOCare. Example: The Master has phone number +4670111111; YOYOCare has phone number +4670999999. 1. Send an SMS with the text Master to +4670999999 for registration. (**Go to the troubleshooting section if YOYOCare does not reply) 2. YOYOCare will return an SMS with “YOYO: Please reply ‘yes’ to confirm registration!” 3. Confirm by replying with an SMS with the text yes (back to +4670999999). 4. YOYOCare will respond with an SMS saying “YOYO: NEW MASTER +4670111111 is registered!” You have now registered yourself as the Master of your YOYOCare. When your GPS location is successfully obtained, the GPS indicator goes off. Note! The first time location search is important. For best GPS reception, hold your YOYOCare with the YOYOMotion logo facing upwards and with a clear path to the sky. 7 Using YOYOCare: Wearer Instructions Receiving and Making calls With YOYOCare you can receive calls from the Master or any of the registered Users, but no one else. From YOYOCare, calls can be made to the Master, User 2 or User 3. Receiving Calls By default the Auto Answer function is enabled. If the Master disables it, then pressing quick-dial buttons 1 or 2 or 3 picks up incoming calls. To Call Master, User2 or User3 Press quick-dial button 1 for Master, 2 for User 2 and 3 for User 3 To End a call Incoming (received) calls normally need no action; the caller ends the call. To end a call, press the ON/OFF button To switch between hands-free and hand-held mode Default mode is hands-free. During a call, press and hold quick-dial button 1 or 2 or 3. To adjust the volume during a call Press quick-dial button 1 or 2 or 3. Speaker volume will increase by 1 level (total 3 levels) on each press then cycles, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 1, 2… SOS Alert Button When the SOS Alert Button on YOYOCare is pressed: 1. The GPS indicator light turns red. 2. 5 beeps will be heard. 3. YOYOCare will search for a fix at the present location. 8 4. An Alert message with the last updated location will be sent to the Master, User 2, User 3 and, if configured, to an e-mail address. 5. If no location can be retrieved an SMS notification will be sent to the Master, User 2, User 3 and, if configured, to an e-mail address (via MMS). 6. YOYOCare will search for its location every 30 seconds until the alert is dismissed. The SOS Alert mode will be dismissed by either: 1. If the Auto-disable SOS Alert (command “SOSAU1”) is activated, the SOS Alert mode will cease after the SOS Alert SMS has been sent. 2. Master or User sending command “SOS0” to clear the SOS Alert mode. 3. Switching off YOYOCare. 112 SOS Call In case of emergency, the European emergency number 112 can be dialed by pressing the quickdial buttons (1, 1, 2) with half a second’s interval. 1. Emergency number 112 is dialed. 2. To end the 112 call, press the Power button.. Note! When the 112 number is dialed, the GSM LED indicator light will flash in red-green until the call is successfully connected. Low Battery Alert When the battery is running low: • The power indicator light will flash in red. • The Master will receive an SMS alert message “YOYO: Low Battery”. Note! Battery life of YOYOCare depends on how frequently the GPS location is updated. When the SOS Alert button is pressed, YOYOCare will shorten the time interval to search for location more frequently. This will drain the battery faster than normal and you should re-charge your YOYOCare as soon as possible. 9 Master and User Instructions Master and Users can interact with YOYOCare using SMS messages that contain simple formatted commands. • Basic commands can be used by Master and Users to do things like request location or request a photograph to be returned as an MMS message. • Master Commands may only be issued by the Master, and enable YOYOCare to be configured. Basic Commands Both Master and Users can use the Basic commands to communicate with YOYOCare. Get YOYOCare’s location [empty] or W or V Send a blank SMS or an SMS with a single W or V to your YOYOCare and the GPS will search for a fix at the present location (takes up to 2 minutes) and reply to user when: a) A GPS fix is found at the present location: E.g. Master sends: W YOYOCare replies: YOYO: 13:25 Oct 11 http://maps.google.com/maps?q=59.3137,18.0524&f=q&om=1 (fix 13:25 Oct 11) Location is returned as a URL which shows the location in Google Maps. Select the link and your Mobile Phone will display the location in the Browser. Your Mobile Phone must have Internet access. b) A GPS fix is not found at the present location, and a last known location fix is available: E.g. Master sends: W YOYOCare replies: YOYO: 13:25 Oct 11 http://maps.google.com/maps?q=59.3137,18.0524&f=q&om=1 (fix 22:14 Oct 10) 10 c) A GPS fix is not found at the present location, and NO last location fix is available E.g. Master sends: W YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Location not fixed Take a photo: C or K You can ask YOYOCare to take a photo and send back to you by MMS. E.g. Master send: C YOYOCare replies: [photo] Park: P The Park function defines a temporary zone. Once the YOYOCare leaves the zone (moves more than 200m from the location), or when it has been parked for over 3 hours, or when it is turned off, the park zone will be cleared. (SMS “YOYO: Park is off”) While active, an SMS is sent to the User if the Wearer leaves the zone. a) Enable Park: P b) Disable Park: P0 Setting Zones / Park when location is fixed: The location of YOYOCare must be fixed (i.e. when the GPS indicator is turned off) before you can successfully set a zone / park. YOYOcare informs you by SMS if there is no present fix. The default distance is a circle with a radius of 200m around this location, but can be changed by the Master. Clear SOS Alert: SOS0 E.g. Master sends: SOS0 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: SOS is clear Mute the YOYOCare (default is not muted) Mute means that YOYOCare will not ring for incoming calls or make any sound, for example, when the buttons are operated. 11 a) Check current setting: MUTE? E.g. Master sends: MUTE? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Mute is off b) Enable/disable MUTE (“0” disable; “1” enable) E.g. Master sends: MUTE1 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Mute is on Master Commands Only the Master can use these commands to configure and change the settings of YOYOCare. Setting the language (default English) a) Set new language: LS[lang] E.g. Master sends: LSsv YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Systemet uppdaterat b) Restore to default language: LS* E.g. Master sends: LS* YOYOCare replies: YOYO: System is updated Language options: en – English (default), sv – Swedish. Setting the GPS update interval (default 300 seconds) The time interval with which the GPS is updating and registering (tracking) a new position is configurable. a) Check current timer: GT? E.g. Master sends: GT? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Track every 5 min 12 b) Set new timer: GT[sec] E.g. Master sends: GT120 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Track every 2 min(s) c) Restore to default interval: GT* E.g. Master sends: GT* YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Track every 5 min Update interval: 30-7200 seconds. Set to “0” to disable tracking. Note! Shorter intervals will consume more battery power. Add a zone A zone is a virtual boundary on the map. When zones are set, YOYOCare will report to the Master by SMS when it leaves or enters a zone. You can create multiple zones from the current location of YOYOCare. Once a zone is created, YOYOCare will update its GPS location constantly according to the setting of GPS update timer (the default of timer is 5 min interval) a) Add a Zone: ZA[Zone Name] (max. 6 characters) E.g. Master sends: ZAoffice YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Zone “office” at http:// maps.google.com/maps?q=59.3137,18.0524&f=q&om=1 b) If YOYOCare cannot determine its location when the Master sends a ZA command: E.g. Master sends: ZAhome YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Failed to add zone. Location not fixed Note! A zone becomes active as soon as it is defined. Multiple zones can be active at the same time. To deactivate a zone, delete it. List all Zones: ZL E.g. Master sends: ZL YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Office Home Garden 13 Delete a zone a) To delete a zone: ZD[Zone Name] E.g. Master sends: ZDoffice YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Zone ‘office’ is deleted Setting the zone and park radius (default 200 meters) a) Check the current radius: SR? E.g. Master sends: SR? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Zone radius is 200m b) Change radius: SR[radius] E.g. Master sends: SR250 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Zone radius is 250m c) Restore to factory default: SR* E.g. Master sends: SR* YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Zone radius is 200m Radius range: 50 to 1000 meters. The Radius is the distance between the center of a circle and its border. Auto-disable SOS Alert (default OFF) a) Check current setting: SOSAU? E.g. Master sends: SOSAU? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Auto SOS clear is off b) Change auto-disable SOS setting: SOSAU[setting] (“0” disable; “1” enable) E.g. Master sends: SOSAU1 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: SOS auto clear is on Note! The SOS Alert mode will end once the SOS alert SMS has been sent. 14 Send the SOS Alert message to an email address Optionally, the SMS message sent to the Master when pressing the SOS Alert button can instead be sent to an email address by MMS. If so, an email address need to be registered as follows: a) Check current Alert E-maill address: UMA? E.g. Master sends: UMA? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: E-Mail is empty b) Set Alert E-maill address: UMA[email address] E.g. Master sends: [email protected] YOYOCare replies: YOYO: E-mail is [email protected] c) Delete Alert E-maill address: UM0 E.g. Master sends: UM0 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: E-mail is empty Note! This function is only possible if your operator provides a service allowing an MMS to be rerouted via the operator’s mail server to an email address. If uncertain, please consult your network operator. Please also note that the operator may have a higher tariff for MMS messages. SOS: enable/disable the 112 call function (default ON) a) Check current setting: SOSC? E.g. Master sends: SOSC? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: 112 emergency call is on b) Change alert call setting: SOSC[setting] (“0” disable; “1” enable) E.g. Master sends: SOSC0 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: 112 emergency call is off Auto Answer call a) Enable auto answer: EAA E.g. Master sends: EAA YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Auto answer is on 15 b) Disable auto answer: DAA E.g. Master sends: DAA YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Auto answer is off Assign second User The Master can assign a phone number to button 2. User 2 can send Basic commands and call to YOYOCare and YOYOCare can call to User 2 by pressing the quick-dial button 2. a) To add a number to User 2: U2A[phone number] E.g. Master sends: U2A+4670222222 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: User 2 is +4670222222 Assign third User The Master can assign a phone number to button 3. User 3 can send Basic commands and call to YOYOCare and YOYOCare can call to User 3 by pressing the quick-dial button 3. b) To add a number to User 3: U3A[phone number] E.g. Master sends: U3A+4670333333 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: User 3 is +467033333 Delete second User a) Delete User 2: U20 E.g. Master sends: U20 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: User 2 is deleted Delete third User a) Delete User 3: U30 E.g. Master sends: U30 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: User 3 is deleted Add a new User (maximum 5 users) Each User can interact with YOYOCare by using the Basic commands. 16 a) Add a new User: UA[phone number] E.g. the Master sends: UA+4670555555 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: New user +4670555555 is added Delete a User a) Delete a User: DA[phone number] E.g. the Master sends: DA+4670555555 YOYOCare replies: User +4670555555 is deleted List All Users a) List all Users: UL E.g. the Master sends: UL YOYOCare replies: YOYO: 1.+4670111111, 2.+4670222222, …etc Change Master: [phone number] a) E.g. Master sends: MC+4670999999 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: NEW MASTER +4670999999 is registered Note! The SMS will be sent to the new Master as well. If the new Master is currently set as a User, you must first delete the User because a phone number cannot be set as both Master and User. Setting the time zone a) Check current time zone: TZS? E.g. Master sends: TZS? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: System time (GMT 1.0) 2010 Oct 11 11:01:01 b) Set new time zone: TZS[timezone] c) E.g. Master sends: TZS2 d) YOYOCare replies: YOYO:System time (GMT 2.0) 2010 Oct 11 12:01:01 Day Light Saving (default OFF) 17 Day Light Saving (default OFF) a) Check current setting: SUMMER? E.g. Master sends: SUMMER? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Summer time is off b) Enable Day Light Saving: SUMMER1 E.g. Master sends: SUMMER1 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Summer time is on c) Disable Day Light Saving: SUMMER0 E.g. Master sends: SUMMER0 YOYOCare replies: YOYO: Summer time is off Setting the GPRS APN Normally you will not need to configure the GPRS or MMS settings, as the YOYOCare will detect which network you are connected to and automatically apply the appropriate parameters. For manual settings: a) Check current APN: SAPN? E.g. Master sends: SAPN? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: APN is operatorAPN b) Set new APN: SAPN[new apn] E.g. Master sends: SAPNnewoperatorAPN YOYOCare replies: YOYO: APN is *newoperator c) Restore to default: SAPN* E.g. Master sends: SAPN* YOYOCare replies: YOYO: APN is operatorAPN If you need assistance with the specific network parameters for the manual settings, please consult your network operator. Use this command to set just APN. If you need to set more parameters, e.g. username/password, use command GPRS. 18 Setting the GPRS Profile a) Check current GPRS settings: GPRS? E.g. Master sends: GPRS? YOYCare replies: YOYO: GPRS APN=operatorAPN (Uid=0,Pwd=0), proxy=123.123.123.123:8080, DNS=7.7.7.7 b) Set new GPRS value: GPRS[Profile Details] E.g. Master sends: GPRSapn=newoperatorAPN, uid=0, pwd=0, ip=125.125.125.125, port=*,dns=8.8.8.8 YOYOcare replies: YOYO: GPRS APN=newoperatorAPN (uid=, pwd=), Proxy=125.125.125.125:1234, DNS=8.8.8.8 Note! APN is mandatory; all other parameters are optional. Use 0 to clear a parameter that requires no value (i.e. is blank), for example Uid=0, Pwd=0 clears Username and Password. Use * to default the parameter to the default in YOYOCare’s database, for example apn=* Setting the MMS profile Normally you will not need to configure the MMS settings, as the YOYOCare will detect which network you are connected to and automatically apply the appropriate parameters. For manual settings: a) Check current setting: MMSP? E.g. Master sends: MMSP? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: MMS APN=operatorAPN (Uid=,Pwd=), proxy=123.123.123.123:8080 (Uid=, Pwd=) b) Set MMS Profile: MMSP[ProfileDetails] E.g. Master sends: MMSPapn=newoperatorAPN, aid=0,apwd=0,ip=125.125.125.125,port=*,uid=0,pwd=0 YOYOCare replies: YOYO:MMS APN=newoperatorAPN (Uid=, Pwd=), Proxy=125.125.125.125:80 (Uid=, Pwd=) 19 Note! Use 0 to clear a parameter that has no data, for example Uid=0, Pwd=0 clears Username and Password. Use * to default the parameter to the default in YOYOCare’s database, for example apn=* Setting the MMS Centre a) Check current setting: MMSC? E.g. Master sends: MMSC? YOYOCare replies: YOYO: MMSC is http://mms.operatorAPN/ b) Set new MMSC: MMSC[url] (up to 100 characters) E.g. Master sends: MMSChttp://newoperatorAPN./ YOYOCare replies: YOYO: MMSC is http://newoperatorAPN/ c) Restore to default MMSC: MMSC* E.g. Master sends: MMSC* YOYOCare replies: YOYO: MMSC is http://mms.operatorAPN/ Master Reset This erases all data and settings from your YOYOCare, and sets it back to original factory settings. 1. Press the Power button twice consecutively 2. Press the Alert Button within one second 3. YOYOCare restarts. The following items will be restored in master reset: 1. User list (Master, all Users and e-mail) is cleared 2. Zone list is cleared 3. GPS information set to default 4. GPS Update Interval set to default After Master reset: You will have to re-register yourself as Master, before you can use your YOYO Care again. 20 Troubleshooting Problem: No light on power indicator Possible Causes: No power Possible Solution: Please check that the battery is inserted properly. Power off your YOYOCare and recharge the battery. If the battery has not been used for a long period, it may be necessary to connect YOYOCare to the charger, then disconnect it and reconnect it again to begin charging the battery. If the battery is completely discharged, it may take several minutes before the Power indicator lights up in orange. Problem: Battery fails to charge Possible Causes: Charger not powerful enough (like drawing power from a USB port of a PC Possible Solution: A USB port may not be able to provide sufficient power to charge the battery, please use the original power charger for charging. Problem: GSM indicator lights up in green Possible Causes: Your GSM subscription may be out of credit (pre-paid SIM card), there may be a temporary network problem, or the SIM may be PIN locked. Possible Solution: Check and make sure your pre-paid SIM card has sufficient credits. Wait the network to recover or contact your network service provider for assistance. Insert the SIM card into a cell phone and disable PIN code locking. Re-insert the SIM card back into the YOYOCare. Problem: GSM indicator lights up in red Possible Causes: Bad contact of SIM card Possible Solution: Make sure your SIM card is installed correctly. Wipe the gold-coloured contacts with a clean and soft cloth and re-install the SIM card again. Make sure you have an appropriate subscription that allows voice, SMS, MMS and GPRS. Problem: GPS position cannot be fixed Possible Causes: Poor reception of GPS satellite signals 21 Possible Solution: The first search to fix a position is important. Switch off your YOYOCare, go outdoor and turn on your YOYOCare again. Hold the YOYOCare with the YOYOmotion logo facing up. Problem: YOYOCare cannot register a Master Possible Causes: YOYOCare has already a registered Master Possible Solution: Master Reset your YOYOCare and then register again Problem: Service Registration fails Possible Causes: Temporary network problem Possible Solution: Make sure your GSM subscription supports GPRS and that you have the right network specific parameters. Problem: Cannot receive SMS from YOYOCare Possible Causes: Subscription can be out of credit, or there is a temporary network problem. Possible Solution: Make sure your GSM subscription has sufficient credit. Wait for the network to recover or contact your network service provider for assistance. Problem: YOYOCare rejects my phone call Possible Causes: The caller’s phone-number is not recognised as the Master or a User. Possible Solution: Check and make sure you are calling from the correct phone number and that your phone is sending the number (Calling Line Identification), and your phone number is added to YOYOCare. Master can check the user list by sending SMS command “UL”. Problem: Cannot receive MMS from YOYOCare Possible Causes: The MMS service is not activated. The MMS profile has incorrect parameters. There is a temporary network problem. Possible Solution: Test the SIM in a regular cell phone to verify the MMS service is activated and that correct MMS settings are used. Check the MMS settings in YOYOCare by sending the SMS command “MMSC?” and “MMSP?”. MMS messages take normally longer time to deliver compared to SMS messages. 22 Problem: Cannot create zone / park Possible Causes: Location not fixed Possible Solution: Zone / park can only be set when location of YOYOCare is fixed (ie. when GPS indicator turns off). Go to an open area and wait for the GPS indicator goes off, and set the zone / park again. Problem: SIM Card requires a PIN Possible Solution: Insert the SIM in to another Mobile Phone and access the Settings to disable the SIM PIN. Important information The following section is describing conditions and regulations for safe and efficient use. Please carefully review before starting to use the product. General The product must be used according to its instructions. The product is not intended as a toy for children. Nor is the product intended or suitable for camera surveillance. Note that special regulations may apply regarding photography in public places. Care The manufacturer or selling party is not responsible for the damage to the product caused by misuse, if exposed to fluids or moisture, if handled carelessly, or subjected to shock. When used outdoors it should be worn in the included carrying case (pouch). Security The product contains a GSM radio. Consult your doctor and read the instructions from any medical equipment, such as pacemakers, before using the product. 23 Turn off the product in locations where the use of mobile phones is prohibited. When the device is switched on, it emits radio waves of low intensity. The product complies with international regulations and safety guidelines regarding the use of mobile phones. Remember that if small children use the product, it should be carried, placed or attached in such a way that the child is not exposed to, or risk injuries during play or other activities. Features based on GPS The product has positioning capabilities based on GPS (Global Positioning System) and its satellites. These capabilities are provided "as is" and with "all faults" which may result in the use of GPS. Use of location-based information from satellite-based systems may be subject to error, interference and availability. The manufacturer makes no representations or warranties of any kind regarding the accuracy of such positioning information. Use of the GPS functionality Note that the GPS functionality is conditional to “line of sight” to the GPS satellites. The GPS function might be impaired or not at all functioning in certain environments such as indoors, inside road tunnels, under bridges, in areas with tall buildings, or, if kept in an environment of material (e.g. metal, several or thick layers of plastic/textile) that hinders the device and its GPS receiver from properly detecting the satellite signals used for positioning. This means that this device, like most other GPS based tracking devices, is not designed or suitable for life saving, or as a supporting device in solutions where the security or health of user or third party is dependable on the performance of the GPS functionality. Note that in normal use (unless SOS alert mode is activated - see instructions), the product will by default register a new GPS position every 5 minutes (the interval can be changed by the user – see instructions – note that a higher frequency of GPS registrations will impact battery life time). The last registered position is stored in the internal memory. At a location request, by incoming SMS or by pressing the SOS Alert button, a new position will be registered and sent. If no new position is possible to register, due to poor GPS reception, the device will instead send 24 the last position stored in the memory. In the event of recent valid GPS coverage (e.g. moving from outdoor to indoor) the stored position may be up to 5 minutes old (subject to configuration). In the event of no recent GPS coverage (e.g. the device has been indoor or turned off) a stored position may be irrelevant, or missing. GSM calls and GSM messages Emergency calls, calls and messages via the GSM network cannot be guaranteed in all circumstances. There is no guarantee that calls can be connected or messages can be sent in all areas or in all mobile networks as the functionality of the GSM based functions are dependent on network performance and availability. Battery and Charger New batteries or batteries that are not being used for some time may be less effective in the beginning. Charge the battery completely before using the product the first time. Do not put the battery in the mouth or let it come into contact with metal objects. Turn off the product before the battery is charged. Performance and battery life will depend on temperature, signal strength, usage, loading frequency etc. The battery should not be exposed to temperatures above 60°C. Warning! The battery can explode if the product is disposed of in fire. Use only the charger supplied with the product, or a charger with the corresponding specifications. Do not use the charger outdoor’s or in damp conditions. Unplug the charger when the device is fully charged. Note that if the battery is replaced, the old battery should be disposed of at a proper place for recycling or destruction. 25 EU Regulatory Conformance English: We fulfil the requirements of the R&TTE Directive (99/5/EC). Český: Výrobek spleiuje požadavky smärnice R&TTE (99/5/EC). Dansk: Vi opfylder kravene i R&TTE-direktivet (99/5/EC). Deutsch: Die Anforderungen der Richtlinie für Funk- und Fernmeldegeräte (99/5/EG) werden erfüllt. Español: Cumplimos los requisitos de la Directiva R&TTE (99/5/EC). Français: Ce produit est conforme à la directive R&TTE (99/5/EC); Hrvatski: Mi ispunjavamo zahtjeve R&TTE Direktive (99/5/EC). Italiano: Il prodotto soddisfa i requisiti della Direttiva R&TTE (99/5/EC); Magyar: Teljesítjük az R&TTE irányelv (99/5/EC) követelményeit. Nederlands: We voldoen aan de vereisten die in de R&TTE-richtlijn (99/5/EG) worden gesteld. Norsk: Vi oppfyller kravene i R&TTE-direktivet (99/5/EC). Polski: Spełniamy wymagania dyrektywy R&TTE (99/5/WE). Português: São cumpridos os requisitos da Directiva R&TTE (99/5/EC). PB Atendemos aos requisitos da Diretriz R&TTE (99/5/EC). Română: Îndeplinim cerinţele directivei R&TTE (99/5/EC). Slovenčina: Výrobok spĺňa požiadavky smernice R&TTE (99/5/EC). Suomi: Täytämme radio- ja telepäätelaitedirektiivin (99/5/EY) asettamat vaatimukset. Svenska: Vi uppfyller kraven i R&TTE-direktivet (99/5/EC). Ελληνικά:: Πληρούμε τις απαιτήσεις της Οδηγίας R&TTE (99/5/ΕΚ). 26 Specifications GSM Tri-band (900,1800, 1900MHz) GPRS Class 10 Support SIM Interface 1.8 / 3V GPS Receiver 50 Channel; A-GPS support External Memory microSD (max. 2GB) Battery 3.7V Li-ION 1050 mAh Power Adapter Mini USB, 5V DC, 0.7A, 110-240V AC Operating Temperature -20°C to + 55°C Storage Temperature -25°C to + 65°C Size 69 x 48 x 18 mm (L x W x H) Weight 70g Battery Standby Time Up to 50 hours (GPS fix every 5 minutes) (Specification subject to change without notice) 27 28