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Equipment power consumption and solar panel charging current

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The normal device power consumption is around 50mAh when the device is in

working mode without sleep.

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The typical charging rate of the solar panel under direct sunlight at noon (in summer)

is about 250mAh (different sunlight illumination, different charging current).

Disclaimer: Before using this device, customers should fully understand their usage scenarios

and installation environment. Fleet Hoster will not be responsible for any loss caused by using

the device in a wrong scenario or reporting rate. It is highly recommended that customers

should contact Fleet Hoster before deployment. We are glad to give suggestions.

Intelligent Power Management

To extend the battery life, we designed an intelligent power management algorithm. This

algorithm allows the tracker to work under a lower reporting rate when battery is low. Once

the battery is charged back, the tracker will report as normal. This function is enabled by

default. Customer can disable it by command. The detail working logic is:

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When the battery voltage value is down to 3.5V, then the tracker will report at every

24 hours no matter moving or standstill.

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When the battery is charged back to 3.6V, the device will report as set by the

customer.

FOTA (firmware over the air) Notification

Fleet Hoster is committed to providing clients with the best user experience. We offer automatic

firmware update features for devices. This feature allows devices always to always have the latest

version firmware. It can save clients the time and effort of updating firmware manually. Please note

that this feature is enabled by default. If you want to turn it off, please contact Fleet Hoster. If this

feature is disabled, the fw update can only be done by sending the upgrade command manually.