Teltonika MH2000 Manual

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

MH2000

Q ick Start USER MANUAL

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

WELCOME!

Thank yo for p rchasing o r device! We hope it will satisfy yo r

expectations and yo will enjoy its partic lar feat res. Please, find

several min tes to read this doc ment before beginning to work with

MH2000.

All rights are owned by the a thor. Yo may not copy, compile or

transfer the present information to third parties or distrib te it witho t

a prior written consent by UAB Teltonika.

Other prod cts and company names mentioned in this Man al may be

trademarks or names of prod cts of s ch companies.

In case yo have problems with the se of the prod ct beyond yo r

possibilities to solve it, please address them to the Technical Assistance

Center (TAC) by e-Mail s [email protected] or contact yo r local seller.

We wo ld be pleased to be of any assistance to yo .

Teltonika recommends to read User Man al caref lly. Teltonika does

not take any responsibility for problems that occ r d e to an

npropriate sage of a device, incorrect config ration or sage of

software that was iss ed by a third party. Teltonika reserves a right to

modify the f nctionality of the device witho t any prior notice.

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

1 x MH2000 Handheld Tracker

1 x Mini screwdriver

1 x Battery

1 x Neck strap

1 x Q ick start User Man al

1 x 230V Charger

NOTE: The man fact rer's set does not incl de any SIM card which is

necessary to connect to the GSM network. SIM card can be acq ired

from yo r local s pplier of GSM services.

If an ns itable SIM card has been inserted or the device fails to detect

it, the device will reload a tomatically and tries to start the connection

anew (if SIM card is not inserted the device will reloads three times). If

the reconnection fails, the device will show it by its indicator. If the card

has been inserted later, the device m st be switched off and switched

on again.

STANDARD PACKAGE CONTENT

LED INDICATION

Device sleeps or switched off

Device fo nd its location

GSM error (check PIN/SIM/Operator)

Device registering to GSM network

Reached the critical battery charge level

Device searching its location

Panic mode is activated

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

INSERTING SIM CARD

Open the back cover and find the SIM card holder. Pay atention how the

SIM card sho ld be placed into the device. It is shown by the symbol on

the device.

BATTERY CHARGING

The device battery can be charged sing BL-5C battery charger only. P t

the battery into the charger and pl g it into the wall o tlet. When the

charge process starts and finishes it will be indicated by LED located on

the charger.

After the battery is f lly charged insert it into the device and t rn the

device on. The batteries always are provided half charged. Charge the

battery before yo start to se the device.

CONNECTING TO PC

The device can be connected to a PC only sing a special cable. This

cable has a special integrated chip which allows comm nication

between the device and PC.

NOTE: Connecting the cable which is not provided by company Teltonika

yo will fall in the risk to damage the device.

Insertin

g SIM

card

position

Place of

SIM card

NOTE: If the red GSM LED

is blinking check if the SIM

card is placed correctly, or

the PIN code is removed.

DEVICE PREPARATION

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

1 – LED indicators

2 – Panic B tton

3 – T rn ON/OFF B tton

4 – Micro USB

LED INDICATORS

LED indicators indicate the stat s

that the device is in at the time.

PANIC BUTTON

Press the b tton and hold it

pressed ntil all LEDs lights p,

then release the b tton and

device will activates the panic

mode.

TURN ON/OFF BUTTON

To turn on the device press the

b tton shortly and release it. To

turn off the device press and hold

b tton pressed ntil all LEDs

Lights p then release it.

CONNECTOR

(Additional accessory is needed)

This connector can be sed for a device firmware pdate and

deb g log translation to PC only.

BATTERY CHARGING

(Additional accessory is needed)

Battery can be charged sing the special external BL-5C battery

charger. Take o t the battery from the device fit it into the

charger and pl g the charger to the o tlet (230V).

GETTING TO KNOW THE DEVICE

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

DEVICE CONFIGURATION THROUGH THE SMS

SMS TEXT THE MEANING

CFG_AD_CELL+GPS

AD Alarm Data -This message will

config res the device to collect all available

data in the memory while in panic mode.

CFG_AD_CELL AD Alarm Data – Collect data with GSM

base station information only.

CFG_AD_GPS AD Alarm Data - Collect data with GPS

coordinates only.

CFG_ADT_<time in sec.>

i.e. CFG_ADT_180

AD Alarm Duration Time – Set p the

time how long the device will work in panic

mode when it is activated.

CFG_ADP_<phone n mber>

i.e. CFG_ADP_+37066612345

ADP- Alarm Destination Number – set p

the phone n mber to which the device

sho ld send information when panic mode

is activated.

CFG_ADSP_<time in sec.>

i.e. CFG_ADSP_60

ADSP Alarm Data Sending Period – set p

how often the device sho ld send SMS

messages to the set n mber. Minimal

available period is 30sec.

CFG_CLP_<mode>

i.e. CFG_CLP_24

i.e. CFG_CLP_1

i.e. CFG_CLP_0

CLP Coordinates Logging Period – set p

in what mode device will work, this mode

determined how often device will collect its

position in the memory. Modes:

24coordinates/day and 1 coordinate/day or

to switch off logging at all.

CFG_PLD_CELL+GPS

PLD Periodical Logging Data – This

message will config re all available data in

the memory while in normal mode

CFG_PLD_CELL PLD Periodical Logging Data - Collect data

with GSM base station information only.

CFG_PLD_GPS PLD Periodical Logging Data - Collect data

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

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Release date: 2010 07 02

with GPS coordinates only.

CFG_DTZ_<Time zone>

i.e. CFG_DTZ_+3

DTZ Device Time Zone – set p the time

zone if yo want to get yo r c rrent

location time in SMS.

CFG_CBN_<Battery level

%>_<Phone n mber>

i.e.

CFG_CBN_30_+37066612345

CBN Charge Battery Notification – Set p

the level of the battery when device sho ld

send notification to set n mber abo t

battery level.

CFG_24H_SEND_<mode>

i.e. CFG_24H_SEND_0

i.e. CFG_24H_SEND_1

24H_SEND Device coordinates sending

mode – select if device will send periodical

coordinates after collecting 24 coordinates

a tomatically (1) or not (0).

SMS text is not case sensitive, capital and small letters works as well.

SMS TEXT THE MEANING

FIX? Ret rn the location where the device is

at the moment.

INF? Ret rn all available information abo t

device c rrent stat s.

LOG?1

Collect all 24 data packets from the

memory and send them to the

req ested n mber.

CFG? Ret rn all available config ration

parameters of the device

DEFAULT Restores all parameters to factory

1 Device will send data in PDU format. To nderstand this format additional

software is needed.

REQUESTS

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

defa lt.

ALARM_OFF T rns off the panic mode if it is

activated.

WIM? Creates and ret rn the link of position

to the google map.

Device will inform abo t s ccessf lly changed parameter in all

config ration SMS messages if the SMS message yo have sent will be

correct. Overwise it will ignore yo r req est.

PARAMETER VALUE AND DESCRIPTION

Time: Set time (if there was no fix, defa lt

time is 2007.01.01 00:00:00)

Device_name: Given name to the device. Defa lt is

MH2000

ADT:

Alarm d ration time. Time how long the

device works in alarm mode (shown in

seconds) Defa lt: 300sec. Minimal

available d ration time is 30sec.

AD:

Alarm data: Data type, which is sent to

set n mber in panic mode (02 - GSM

base staion information only, 03 - GPS

coordinates only, 04 - all available

data). Defa lt is 04.

ADP:

Alarm destination n mber. N mber, to

which data will be sent in panic mode.

Defa lt is empty.

ADSP: Alarm data sending period. How often

data will be sent to the set n mber.

FACTORY DEFAULTS

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

Shown in seconds. Defa lt is 60.

PLD: The same as in AD parameter

CLP:

Coordinates logging period. How often

the device will save its position in the

memory. Shown in seconds. Defa lt is

3600 sec.

24H_SEND : Defa lt val e is not (0).

DTZ: Device time zone. Set time zone of the

device. Defa lt is 0.0

CBN:

Charge battery notification. Battery

level, when reached sends notification

to set n mber. Shown level is in %.

Defa lt 5, (no n mber)

MODE LIFE TIME

24coordinates/day 150 h2

1coordinate/day 400 h2

Sleep 450 h2

2 Declared battery life time is aproximate and may change depending on GSM

signal level, GPS signal availability and operating temperat re.

BATTERY LIFE TIME

Handheld GPS/GSM Tracker

Version 1.04

Release date: 2010 07 02

Recommended operating

temperat re 0 p to 50ºC

Storage temperat re -20 p to 60 ºC

This device is a high-q ality design prod ct; therefore, it sho ld be

handled caref lly. The following advice will assist yo in meeting the

g arantee req irements.

Do not let the device get wet. In the precipitation, h midity and all sorts

of liq ids there may be minerals which may be a ca se of corrosion of

the electricity chains. If yo r device got wet, take o t the battery and let

the device get f lly dry; afterwards, insert the battery again.

Do not se or keep the device in d sty and dirty places. Its moving and

electronic parts may be damaged.

Do not keep the device in high temperat res. High temperat re may

red ce the life time of the electronic parts or damage the batteries and

deform or melt some plastic parts.

Do not keep the device in cold environment. If the device warms p to

the room temperat re, h midity may start condensing which may ca se

the fail re of electricity circ it boards.

Do not try opening the device except as specified in this Q ick starat

User Man al.

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