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AerComTec International, Inc.
is a privately held South Carolina corporation, founded in 1997, to exploit the
power of the Internet for providing mobile asset tracking, automatic vehicle
location (AVL), remote monitoring and mobile security alarm reporting, through
its AerTrax wireless information systems. The Company's proprietary AerTrax
Systems utilizes the US Department of Defense's Global Positioning
System (GPS) to determine the location of the mobile asset, and wireless
communications networks to deliver data to the AerComTec Network Management
Center (NMC). The NMC converts the data into client-specific information that
is automatically delivered over the Internet. The Company derives its revenue
from the sale of its AerTrax Systems and the recurring monthly service fees.
Products:
Celtrax Personal Tracking System
Celtrax Portman Tracking System
Celtrax MT-GL
Celtrax Trailer Tracking System
Celtrax MT-G
Celtrax Covert Tracking System
Please find the Quick Start Guide to understand the Installation
of the Celtrax Unit.
MT-GL panel descriptions:
a. Front Panel
b. Rear Panel
Preparing the Power Cable:
a. Use a factory-built wiring harness (included)
Note: The Ignition (pin 10)
is Optional and is used to sense an
Ignition On event from the vehicle and will cause the modem to
reset if power is removed and reapplied to this input.
Harness connection
Connecting the GSM/GPRS antenna
a. Choose an antenna that is designed for the frequency band the in
which
the modem is currently going to operate. The antenna jack is a
standard
TNC Female. (included)
Note: The antenna must
have a nominal impedance of 50 Ohms.
The VSWR must be less than 2.0:1. System antenna gain should
Be 0 - 2 dB for optimum performance. (included)
b. Attach the GSM/GPRS antenna to Modem Ant jack.
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Ensure the power to the MT-GL is disconnected before
inserting The SIM card. Failure to do so
might result in unusable MT-GL or a
damaged SIM card.
!
AerComTec Int'l, Inc. is not liable for damages to
the MT-GL when inserting a SIM card
inside the device. (GSM2218 only).
1. Hook up the modem to a 12 Vdc power source and apply power.
2. The Power LED should be solid red and the GSM Status LED
Should start blinking green.
3. Once the modem attaches to the GSM network, the GSM Status
LED should go solid green. If the GSM Status LED stays
Blinking, then there is a problem with the SIM or cellular
reception.
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User must disconnect power before connecting the
GPS antenna
a. Install the GPS antenna to the GPS ANT jack on the MT-GL
modem.
b. After a couple of minutes, the GPS status LED should switch to
solid red.
When this happens, the GPS receiver has enough information to track
the
Current position.
To Track your vehicle(s), please log on at
www.Celtrax.com
For any unresolved queries you can reach Aercomtec techsupport at (302)-355-0697
or you can mail us at
techsupport@aercomtec.com. |
