Can the BT-2000 act as a data tracker to where data isn't lost while it's in a poor coverage area and later retrieved when cell service is better?
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Hello Steve, The Tracker Logs The Responses It Sends You On Your Smartphone. Like All Tracking Devices It Can Only Track Where It Has Both Satellite And Cellular Service. When It Loses One Of The Two It Cannot Track Or Log. Thank you.
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If it is unlocked yes , if its the gsm model maybe. You might not have data on the gsm model
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It should be able to. Unless local laws prohibit. It scans frequencies and you just have to store that frequency.
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In that case, the speed will be 2.0. All of the data will pass through the phone, which forces it to be the slower speed.
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Only if the tag is scanned with a phone that has gps turned on. It can not track without being scanned
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No. The current location isn't always accurate. And the trackr disconnects time from time giving you a false location.
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Yes however it alldepenton Yes. Qualty of signal may not be the best. If moving.
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It will. If a signal is in the area, it will pick it up . Just follow directions in the manual. Try WiFi calling if your mobile allows it.its a plus for me.
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Is better if you have a data plan... but if you have a wifi service in all parts when do you go... in that case you don't needed
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I do not believe it will. The tracking (distance) is determined via GPS. Plus, the GPS does not work indoors.
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No. You'd have to look to a back-up of your iPhone or iPad for data like that I'm afraid.
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Not necessarily. It does keep a text log of your GPS locations that is updated at intervals.
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Not in real time - that is you can see where it has been after you plug it into your computer. It does not send it's location to you when it is not attached. It is for reviewing where it has been instead of live tracking. Live tracking units are more expensive as they either require a broadband or cell phone connection. I believe you can find some that might connect to an open WiFi and send data - but that would be a sporadic update.In short If I understand your questions correctly: No. ;)
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I may not know how to use mine, so that could explain an ignorant answer. In any case, it has a limited value. I can't use it to find my phone because I get repeated annoying alarms when it I have my phone and because it stops tracking things when it wants to - and without my phone (which I am looking for), I can't turn it back on. I use it to find just a couple things that I often misplace and aren't always too close to set off repeated alarms.
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Hi Bud. It doesn't use phone coverage; it uses satellite visibility. If you don't have sky visibility blocked (for satellites), it will still show where you are.
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Hi Robbin, it can be added to your current phone plan which is normally in the form of an add-a-line for $9.99. You can get a prepaid or month to month SIM card if you prefer that. It sends the info straight to your phone in the form of a text message with speed, time, and coordinates that on a smartphone redirects straight to your online map. Its an awesome gadget for tracking anything that moves! Take a look at our BayTracker 2000 model as well....same attributes but longer battery time and stronger magnetic mount. Thank you!
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So far, it gives you the location, but I tend to find that the device is not accurate past 20-30 feet. So if you are using to track a person with some sort of cognitive issue, you will know the general area to look, but not the specific area.