The Bolt is a compact cellular 2G or 4G Cat-M1/NB-IoT tracking device that easily plugs into the OBD port of a vehicle for power. It caters for entry-level tracking and fleet management applications, without sacrificing performance or reliability. Its compact housing contains the GPS and cellular antennas so there is no external wiring required and makes installation a breeze. The 3D accelerometer and flash memory round out a product that is low cost but still packs a punch.

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The Bolt simultaneously uses GPS and GLONASS satellites, providing double the number of positioning satellites than standard tracking products. The result is faster acquisition and more accurate and reliable tracking. Key Features: • Affordable and reliable, with excellent performance • Compact 2G or 4G Cat-M1/NB-IoT • Concurrent GPS and GLONASS tracking, with LNA amplified signals • 3D accelerometer does driver behaviour monitoring including harsh braking • Easy install. Compact Housing Insert the SIM and clip the housing together. Download generic trial program starter 101 download download and reviews 2016.

Plug into the OBD port and it's done! Dimensions: 71mm x 46mm x 24mm Weight: 150 grams Automotive Power Voltage: 8V to 36V DC (max) The Bolt OBD connector can be plugged into 12V or 24V systems Operating Current: 25-50mA average (when tracking) Sleep Current.

Firmware Smarts Auto-APN Auto-APN allows the Bolt to analyse the SIM card and select the correct APN details from a list that is pre-loaded in the device’s firmware. This means that the device can be shipped world-wide without requiring specialist setup for SIMs. This is a work in progress for the new LTE Cat-M1 networks. Text Message Setup The Bolt can also be setup via text messages for the APN, server and other details.

AssistNow Offline The Bolt will track successfully where other devices just give up. This fantastic technology allows the GPS to predict which satellites are in orbit above it and to dramatically reduce the time-to-first-fix of the GPS, and the overall performance of the GPS, especially in ‘urban canyon’ or forested environments. Flexible Logging Parameters The Bolt trip logging is flexible and can be configured to log based on a variety of parameters including: • Elapsed time • Distance travelled • Change in heading • Change in speed • When stationary • Accelerometer events (harsh driving) Accident and Rollover Detection The Bolt uses the built-in accelerometer to detect high G impacts such as accidents and rollovers and reports these events to the server for emergency alerting. Harsh Driving The Bolt automatically calibrates its built-in 3 axis accelerometer and uses this to detect harsh driving events: • Excessive acceleration • Harsh braking • Cornering at speed These events are logged along with additional event statistics that allow back-end server platforms to perform sophisticated driver profiling and scoring. Accident Data The Bolt keeps a second-by-second “black box” recording of valuable GPS and accelerometer data for a two hour window. This data can be automatically uploaded to the server when an accident is detected, or it can be requested manually.