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Minimum

Time

(seconds)

Maximum

Time

(seconds)

Distance

(meters)

Description

0 0 0 Time/Distance Reporting is disabled.

0 0 1000 Position is sent every 1000 meters.

0 300 0 Position is sent every 300 seconds (5 minutes).

0 300 1000 Position is sent every 300 seconds if the vehicle has not moved

1000 meters. Position will be sent every 1000 meters if the

vehicle is moving and traveling the distance of 1000 meters in

less than 300 seconds. In short, message is sent upon

expiration of time or moving of distance – whichever occurs

first.

300 * 0 Position is sent every 300 seconds (* = don’t care).

300 0 1000 Position is sent when the vehicle has moved 1000 meters and

300 seconds have elapsed.

300 3600 1000 Position is sent every 3600 seconds (1 hour) if the vehicle is

idle and not moving or moving slowly. If the vehicle is

moving, then GPS message will be sent when 300 seconds

have expired and 1000 meters have been moved.

Table 2: Time-Distance Reporting Configuration

Maximum Speed Exceeded: To program the device to send its position when a specific speed is

exceeded select the Maximum Speed Exceeded feature. Set the Max Speed to 0 to disable this feature.

Figure 5: Maximum Speed Reporting Options

Enter the speed that, if exceeded, a position packet is to be generated. Select the unit of measure for the

speed value where mph is miles per hour (the default) or kph is kilometers per hour. Note – the device is

programmed in knots so some rounding of the value entered will occur.

Advanced Options for Maximum Speed Exceeded provide the capability to report the over-speed

condition only if the vehicle is continuously over the specified speed value for the specified period of

time. This is useful in removing temporary over-speed events that may occur when passing another

vehicle, for example.

To enable this feature check Enable Advanced Options and enter the time value in seconds. The minimum

value is 5 seconds and the maximum is 60 seconds.