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Using the Earthmate App
When you pair your inReach with the Earthmate Android
phone app, you can use your phone to send and receive
messages when you are out of cell phone range—
whether you just want to share your trip, check in with
loved ones, or send an SOS in an emergency.
Download and install the Earthmate app from the Android
Market on your phone before you begin.
Note
Requires Android 2.1 or later firmware.
Pair the inReach and Phone
With the Earthmate app open, tap
Menu > Pair
and fol-
low the on-screen instructions.
If you turn off your phone to save battery life, the inReach
will continue any SOS messaging or tracking that is in
progress.
You need only pair the devices once. After you have
successfully paired the devices, the Pair menu option
changes to Unpair.
Sync Account Info
Open the Earthmate app and enter your explore.delorme.
com account info. The phone automatically syncs with
the website when you have a data connection, or you
can choose the manual sync option.
a connected Android phone) or taking out the batteries
will NOT tell GEOS to stop the rescue. If you replace the
batteries when an SOS is in progress, press and hold the
SOS button again to update your location.
For more information about GEOS,
visit geosalliance.com.
Signal LED
The Signal LED indicates the status of the connection
between the inReach and the GPS satellites or Iridium
satellites. Green flashes indicate that messages or track-
ing points are being sent. Red flashes indicate that you
don’t have a good signal and messages or tracking points
aren’t being sent.
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The Signal LED flashes green once every three
seconds when the inReach is sending a message
of any type. The LED will stop flashing when the
message is sent unless the inReach is tracking in
standalone mode.
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The Signal LED flashes red once every three seconds
when there is a problem sending or confirming a
message. The Signal LED will flash red until the
message is successfully transmitted or cancelled. If
the LED is flashing red, try moving to a new location
to get a better view of the satellites.