Specifications

i50 Manual (5.10)
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the city and highway thresholds, the current city/highway mode
is maintained. If both thresholds are active, the city threshold
will be selected. When the city/highway mode changes,
firmware versions >= 4.96 will select the shortest time and
distance settings until the next report is triggered.
City Time Reports: Used to enable periodic position reports in City mode. Options
are provided to disable these reports when IGN is off or device
is stationary.
City Max Time: Interval for City periodic reports.
Highway Time Reports: Enable periodic position reports in Highway mode.
Highway Max Time: Interval for Highway periodic reports.
City Distance Reports: Enable position reports based on distance travelled in City
mode.
City Distance: Distance between reports in City mode.
City Min Time: Minimum time between reports in City mode.
Highway Distance Reports: Enable position reports based on distance travelled in Highway
mode.
Highway Distance: Distance between reports in Highway mode.
Highway Min Time: Minimum time between reports in Highway mode.
Dual-Mode Min Time/Dist: Minimum time/distance between sending reports when
operating on satellite network and unit is configured to use both
satellite and terrestrial modems. Note: reports will still be
generated and stored based on the City/Highway settings, but
only sent if the dual-mode settings have been reached. Set to
zero to disable.
Events
System Events: For firmware versions >= 4.77, this setting controls whether
power up/down and error events are generated by the i50.
Overspeed Reports: Select whether unit sends alerts when overspeed condition
detected.
Overspeed: Speed limit for overspeed condition.
Overspeed Time: Allowed time for overspeed condition, after which alert is sent.
Stop Reports: Send report when unit stops. See section 6.3 for information on
how the i50 detects motion. Firmware versions >= 4.96 allow
choice between sending a stop event or standard position.
GPS Stop Speed: GPS speed under which unit is considered stopped (if not using
accelerometer or OBD signal to detect motion).
Stop Time: Period unit must remain stopped to trigger a Stop event. A stop
is triggered immediately if the IGN signal turns off.
Start Reports: Send report when unit starts moving. See section 6.3 for
information on how the i50 detects motion. Firmware versions
>= 4.96 allow choice between sending a stop event or standard
position.
GPS Start Speed: GPS speed over which unit is considered moving (if not using
accelerometer or OBD signal to detect motion).
Start Time: Period unit must remain moving to trigger a Start event or tow
alert.