TW-100 Wearable Watch Tracker User Manual Ver 1.
Table of Contents Introduction................................................................................................................‐ 1 ‐ Features......................................................................................................................‐ 1 ‐ Specifications .............................................................................................................‐ 2 ‐ Getting Started.......................................................................................
Introduction TW‐100 is a wearable type of personal tracker that designed in wrist watch style and intended for safety monitoring for elders and children. TW‐100 equips with both microphone and speaker that allows hands‐free two‐way communication capability. Also, the Notification button offers an easy way to make a phone call to those pre‐set phone books and sends Notification alert together with just a single click.
Specifications Hardware Specifications Network Quad‐Band GSM/GPRS GSM Antenna Type Monopole antenna GPS High Sensitivity GPS GPS Antenna Type Patch Antenna 12x12x4 Operating Temperature ‐20°~45°C Humidity 5% to 95% Non‐condensing Battery Rechargeable 320 mAh battery Hardware Buttons 4 Buttons Flash memory size Internal 4MB Display OLED display Charging connector DC 5V /1A, micro USB Charging time Up to 3 Hours Dimension 47.8mm(D) x 14.
Getting Started • Included accessories Micro USB Cable TW‐100 AC Charger (Option) • Preparing your SIM Card for GPRS‐activation 1. Inform your GSM service provider to activate the GPRS function, get the APN information, the user name, and user password.
• Install the SIM Card 1. Please make sure TW‐100 is power off. Unlock 4 screws with the proper screwdriver. 2. Remove the rear cover. 4. Open the SIM card cover. 5. Carefully make sure the SIM 6. Put the battery on the card is installed correctly, with original place. the contact (gold part) of the SIM card facing downward. Close SIM card cover and push it upward (locked). 7. Put the rear cover and then Lock 4 screws accordingly. ‐4‐ 3.
• Charge TW‐100 If you are using the TW‐100 for the first time, charge the TW‐100 for at least 3 hours. (The included battery is manufacturer‐approved for use with the TW‐100. The use of any other battery might damage TW‐100.) • Power TW‐100 On/Off Power On: Press and hold the “Power” key for 5 seconds. The LCD and backlight will turn on. Power Off: Press and hold the Power key until the display’s power off bar fully finishes. Then the LCD and backlight will turn off.
TW‐100 Device Configuration 8. 1. 5. 2. 6. 3. 7. 4. 1 Power(Long click)/Reject /Back Hold down to power the device on/off. When there is an incoming call or during a phone call, press to reject or hang up the call. In the “Settings Menu”, press to cancel the setting and back to the last page. 2 Micro USB Port Used for charging the TW‐100. 3 Microphone Microphone. 4 Notification (Long click)/Answer/Confirm /Menu Make sure UI is displayed first.
scroll up. Short press the button to switch to the other kind of clock. 6 LCD LCD. 7 Speed Dial #2 (Long click)/Decrease Volume/Down/Clock Switch Hold the button down to call the speed dial #2. During a phone call, press this button to decrease the volume level. In “Settings Menu”, pressing this button will scroll down. Short press the button to switch to the other kind of clock. 8 Speaker Used for listening to the other party during the phone call.
Operation Mode General Icons This icon would be displayed, when you call someone but it fails. This icon would be displayed, when the phone call is ended. Battery is being charged. Battery is fully charged. Battery capacity is very low. This icon would be displayed when the alarm clock is triggered. Text Info It will show the local time after your time zone is Local Time selected on the server.
details in the chapter of Settings of TW‐100. Shows the present date. When TW‐100 is used for the first time, the date is set to factory Date settings. You could refer to the details in the chapter of Settings of TW‐100. This icon would be displayed if you enable one of Alarm Status the alarm settings. The more bars that are visible, the stronger is the GSM Signal signal. If you don’t install SIM card in TW‐100, the GSM signal bars would turn white.
Settings of TW‐100 In operation mode, you could press “ Up” or “ Down” or “ access to the “Setting Menu.” There are 7 settings in the “Setting Menu” as shown below.
1) Time Use or to reach “Time” setting and press (Confirm). There are 2 selections for the “Time” setting: “Auto time adjust” and “Time Setting”. z “Auto time adjust” Complete the time zone setting on the server. Use or to reach “Auto time adjust” and press Use or to reach “Enable” and press (Confirm). (Confirm). “Done” would be displayed on UI. TW‐100 would show the time according to UTC time + time zone hour after TW‐100 is rebooted.
2) Alarm Use or to reach “Alarm” setting and press (Confirm). You could set 5 sets of alarm clock. Use or to reach one of the clock settings and press (Confirm). Use or to reach “Enable” and press Use or to reach the number which you want and press (Confirm). (Confirm) to set Hour/Minute. “Done” would be displayed on UI. For example, you set 3:30 as your alarm setting. You would see 03:30‐am ON displayed on UI.
selected ringtone. Press (Confirm) to select it. “Done” would be displayed on UI. z “Volume” Use or Press to reach “Volume” setting and press to increase or your volume level, press (Confirm). to decrease the volume level. When you reach (Confirm). “Done” would be displayed on UI. P.S. You could adjust the volume of TW‐100 during the call. 4) Language Use or to reach “Language” setting and press (Confirm).
z “簡体中文” Use or to reach “簡体中文” setting and press (Confirm). “Done” would be displayed on UI. You would see your UI language is changed to Simplified Chinese. 5) Power Saving Power saving is for reducing the power consumption by setting the time of LCD off without any key press. or Use to reach “Power Saving” setting and press (Confirm). There are 4 selections for the “Power Saving” setting: “off”, “5 seconds”, “15 seconds” and “30 seconds”.
FCC Warning FCC RF Exposure Information (SAR) This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for wireless devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). The peak spatial‐average SAR limits for general population/uncontrolled exposure is 1.
FCC Part 15.21 Warning Notice: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.
