AgTraX Pro
Issue: 1
Date: 15 Sep 2020
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AgTraX Pro: Charging
NOTE:
The first time, the AgTraX pro should be charged for 8
hours.
1.
Connect the USB cable to the Charging Puck and to the
Power adapter (provided).
2.
Insert the Charging Puck into the charging slots on the
AgTraX Pro until you hear it click in place.
3.
Lights on both the Charging Puck and the tracker will
flash.
The charging Puck flashes Green to indicate that it is charging. A solid Green light indicates that it
is fully charged. To check the battery charge level, press the Power Button and the white lights will
start to flash but release the button before all the lights light up. The battery charge level will be
indicated by the green lights from 20 - 100% charge. If the charge is below 20% a red light will
show.
AgTraX Pro: Network Connection and GPS
If AgTraX Pro is switched off, press and hold the power button until 5 purple lights flash and the
tracker vibrates. The AgTraX Pro is now switched on. The tracker is switched off in a similar
manner. Before it switches off red lights will flash a number of times.
AgTraX Pro will collect GPS data at preset intervals which are sent to the unit from GPS Collars
Servers. If the unit is powered on continuously then the following LED indicators will flash on a 5
second rotation.
PWR
(Battery indicator) Blue = tracker is switched on, Red = power low, double Red = critically low
power.
GSM
(Mobile connection) At start up the GSM light will flash Green while searching for a network
and double Purple flash when connected. It will flash Red if a mobile signal cannot be found and
double Red if it has not been connected with GPS Collars server for 90 seconds. In that case, first
ensure that the tracker is outdoors and under open sky. If that does not help, re-start the tracker. If
triple or quadruple Red lights are flashing there is a fault in the SIM card and you need to contact
GPS Collars Support.
WARNING:
Do not open the tracker yourself. You cannot replace the SIM
card.
GPS
(GPS satellite connection): At start up the GPS light will first flash Orange whilst the tracker is
searching for GPS satellites. If the GPS light flashes Red the tracker has failed to connect with any
satellite. It flashes Blue if it has locked on to four or fewer satellites and if it flashes Cyan (light
blue-green) flash, this indicates a reliable GPS lock on to five or more satellites.
