Teltonika TMT250 User manual

TMT250 Sample Test Guide v1

About the document

This document is aimed at testing the TMT250 samples and launching device for the first time. Following the

steps below will help you to test TMT250 device.

After tests are successfully performed, please provide feedback to your Teltonika sales manager.

Figure 1. TMT250 samples example

1. Getting started with TMT250 device

What is required for testing?

TMT250 device;

Micro SIM card with available GPRS, SMS and call features (without PIN code);

Personal Computer (Windows OS, not lower than Windows 7);

1.1. TMT250 preparation

1.1.1. Insert SIM card and connect the battery

Use screwdriver to take off TMT250 cover.

Open the TMT250 cover and insert Micro SIM card and connect the battery as shown in a Figure

2 and 3.

Close the cover and screw in the bolts.

Figure 2. Opened TMT250 cover

Figure 3. Inserted SIM card and connected battery

1.1.2. Charge the battery

When device is turned off, the battery will charge in 4 hours. For first time device have to be charged

for 16 hours.

Use magnetic cable to charge the unit. Figure 4.

Device can be charged from personal computer or your own wall charger.

Figure 4. Connection cable

Notice! It is strongly recommended to take off the battery if the unit is not used for a long time.

1.1.3. TMT250 Turn on/Turn off

Device can be turned on by connecting it to USB cable or by pressing and holding the power button for 1

second. To turn off the unit press and hold the power button for 5sec.

Figure 5. Connection cable

2. TMT250 configurator

Download and install device drivers and configurator from the link below:

http://92.61.34.6/client/

User: TMT250

Pass: 502MTT3

3. TMT250 testing scenarios

3.1. Track and data sending scenario

This scenario will allow you to test device track’s accuracy (recommended logging period is 60sec). If

needed, it is possible to send the data to our server for testing purposes. Required settings for this scenario are

provided in chapters below.

3.1.1. APN and server address configuration

In order for TMT250 to be able to connect to local GPRS network (and send AVL data) the following APN

data (provided by local GSM services provider) must be entered into TMT250 configuration:

Access Point Name (APN). Figure 6.

APN login (if required).

APN password (if required).

Make sure that server address is saved properly

Server IP address (testing server IP: 212.59.13.226) Figure 6.

Server data port (testing server TCP port: 24000)

Figure 6. GPRS settings window

3.1.2. Device registration on our testing server

Please send us information from the table below (Table 1) with information needed for TMT250 registration

on Teltonika TAVL testing server. There is a possibility to test device on your own server if you have

implemented our TMT250 data protocol.

Table 1

Full company‘s name

Country

TMT250 IMEI (can be checked in device configurator Figure

7.)

APN (depends on your GSM operator)

APN username (depends on your GSM operator)

APN password (depends on your GSM operator)

GSM number (with country code)

Figure 7. Status window

TAVL4 server latest application can be downloaded from the link below:

http://92.61.34.6/client/

User: tavl4

Password: tavl485

3.2. Alarm event scenario

Alarm event is generated on configured button’s push. In this scenario GPRS and SMS event can be sent. In

order to use this scenario you should configure settings below:

Enable alarm scenario. Figure 8.

Configure SMS recipient and SMS text. Figure 8.

Configure alarm button feature on a keyboard. Figure 9.

For GPRS event correctly configured ‘Track and data send scenario’is needed.

Figure 8. Features settings window

Figure 9. Keyboard settings window

3.3. Man-down event scenario

This function activates device position monitoring. If configured position is changed, TMT250 starts delay

timeout (configurable parameter), if device will be not returned in to base position and delay timeout runs out,

then an event will be generated. Device has to change its position by more than 90 degrees (configurable

parameter) in order to activate an event.

Consider the most stable position while using Man –Down function.

Man-down function can be very useful when user is unable to activate alarm by himself.

In order to use this scenario you should configure settings below:

Enable ManDown scenario in configurator or over keyboard. (Figure 10)

Configure Vertical position and Man-down activation angle. (Figure 10)

Configure delay timeout in order to avoid fake events. (Figure 10)

Configure SMS recipient and SMS text. (Figure 10)

Configure ManDown On/Off button features on a keyboard. (Figure 11)

For GPRS event ‘Track and data send scenario’ must be configured. (Figure 11)

Figure 10. Features settings window

Figure 11. Features settings window

3.4. Silent call scenario

Silent call (SPY call) feature activates 1-way call on a incoming call. In case ‘GSM predefined numbers’ list

is empty, then SPY call will be activated from any incoming number.

In order to use this scenario you should configure settings below:

Enable SPY feature in configurator. (Figure 12)

Make a call in to device.

Figure 12. SMS\Call settings window

3.5. SMS with Google link scenario

On both buttons a SMS with Google maps link can be configured. In order to use this scenario you should

configure settings below:

Configure SMS recipient and SMS format (gmap –Google maps format). (Figure 13)

Figure 13. Keyboard settings window

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