Does the unit send GPS coordinates via GSM carriers?
1008729
Sorry I have no idea how this unit sends/recieves signals between the collar and unit. I recently upgraded to the alpha 100 that has the shock and track in one collar. It's the best collar so far. I would look into that model as it is priceless for hunting and training. Have a nice day!! Aloha, Kalsey
1008730
No. It is done between collar and receiver similar to hand radios, but I don't know the frequency ranges.
101572
It isn't a smart phone so you can't use it for navigational uses. As far as I know it does have a GPS, we use AT&T; so with the SIM card it def has the GPS, not sure about any other carriers. hope that helps.
1374555
It does have GPS capability. I've used it in Antarctica. Can be turned on and off in settings/location services.
309801
Hello, I am glad to tell you that you just need to connect the GPS and GSM antenna to the right connector, and find an appropriate place and fix the antennas to make sure it receive signals well. When the green LED indicator on, GPS signal is normal.
2122648
Yes ,if the gps is garmin ,otherwise i don't know.. the gps that i Have is Garmin.
801294
No built-in GPS, but using the Bluetooth connection with the phone it will show the phones GPS location on a Google map one the watch screen.
142839
No. But my GPS on mine is all messed up and I can't get clarion to do anything about it since day one of having it.
76486
It only sends SMS with a link which provides you with a map and a pinpoint on it showing you where the unit currently is. For those who need more information, you can receive a pure text message that provides you with the following: Latitude & Longitude (manually plotable via the website), speed, direction, time, and current battery level of the unit.
1510202
have not had this phone for a while but if i remember correctly it does have gps.i also think that you can find a larger touch screen phone for around the same money
504662
It does however I had my unit about 3 months and the GPS portion stopped. I lost the navigation part and I know it is my unit and I will not buy another one....everything else works except GPS.
1648178
It does, but it is a little different from most gps sensors in that the map program has to explicitly use it. Nokia "Here Maps" uses it.
2005523
I don't have the GPS attachment, but it does accept one. I believe it only uses the one offered by the manufacturer for this device.
477843
No. GPS is a one way system, satellite sends you receive. This GPS does not have 2 way cell communication in it, only wi-fi.
2039857
It utilizes satalites to tell where you are. It's a Global Positioning System (GPS) so it can use satalites to triangulate your position. You do not need a smart phone to use it.
598535
Yes. I have one, but haven't used that feature. Good tracker with excellent battery life. Here is a quick reference I put together of commands to send to the tracker for different modes. The 2531 is my password for my tracker. Just substitute yours in there. best, Greg Quick Reference: Text: linklocate*2531 to get GPS location texted back. Press and hold B or C until red flashing stops to phone Lisa or Steve Press and hold SOS button until flashing stops to send SOS to ABC phone numbers. Text: checkphone*2531 to see which phones are tied to BC buttons. A is my cell. Text: monitor*2531 to listen to surrounding sounds. Falcon calls back to your cell #. Hang up when done. Alarms Text: setmove*2531 to get a text every 5 mins once the tracker starts moving Text: setspeed*2531*080 to get a text if the speed exceeds 80mph, or whatever. Every 5 mins checks speed and sends text only if speed exceeds the value. Text: setarea*2531*A22.670000N114.140000E*B22.680000N114.150000E with A being bottom left and B being top right of quadrant. Every 5 mins checks gps and sends text only if outside quadrant. Text cancelalarm*2531 to cancel all the above Alarms. If you are considering paying $339 for the tracker, that price surprises me. I bought mine on Amazon for $160 in May of 2014. Maybe they have quit making them?
548980
GPS works everywhere, except near the north and south pole. If you want to use the GPS coordinates the mapping software will have to match the reference system used by the Garmin unit. The only other remaining question is whether the 140 MHz transmitter used in the dog collar is licensed in any of these countries. If this is not of concern, then, yes, it works just about everywhere.
1800406
Yes, the unit will accept coordinates in a Lat./Long format. I can't remember the steps involved to input the coordinates but I remember it being fairly intuitive. The unit will also tell you the Lat./Long. of your stored points.