Livetrack GPS Trackers

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Mobile Communication Fee:
LiveTrack GPS Trackers transmit their recorded information via a mobile communication network and will require a SIM card upon purchase for operation.
Note: Transmitted data are very small packets and require around 200MB of data for a year of operation.

Tracker Fee:
LiveTrack GPS data is viewed through the free-to-download 'iCar App', utilising Google Maps as its mapping service. For access to Google Maps services, LiveTracks incur a fee renewed annually.
The first year of access to Google Maps is included with each new LiveTrack purchase. After the first year, an annual fee of $15 USD allows ongoing Google Maps access per tracker with 7-day tracking history.

Tracker Renewal:
To renew a LiveTracks Google Maps expiration date, go to that tracker's device information page. Click the expiration date at the bottom of the device information page and follow the on-screen prompts to renew.

The LiveTrack performs best when its antenna has a clear line of sight with the sky, where fewer interferences can occur with a satellites signal.

It's important to know that GPS signals are ineffective at penetrating metal structures. More often than not, metal can cause GPS signals to reflect - meaning our antenna may not capture the data. Keeping in mind, the antennas for the LiveTrack are also internal.

Despite cars being predominantly metal, they all have a few different places where you can hide the LiveTrack away. Some recommended installation locations include: underneath the parcel shelf (below the windscreen), inside the glove box or in your A-Pillar frame.

The best practice is to power up the LiveTrack and, before fixing it away, place it at an intended installation spot to see how well it performs.

A common cause for connection issues between apps and relevant devices can be traced back to location services being disabled. These services might have been disabled either in the application during installation or in the phone's general settings.

To resolve this:

1. Find the app you wish to use in your phone's SETTINGS menu.
2. Find the LOCATION setting within the settings > [App] menu and make sure to enable or allow this setting.
3. If this did not resolve your issue, check that your phone's overall location services are also on.

While some applications do not require your location to function, they will require MAC addresses (Media Access Control). The MAC unique identifier is used to confirm the app is communicating with the correct device, i.e. your LiveTrack.

When location services are disabled, this can prevent apps from accessing a device's MAC identifier to communicate the correct information.

The Telstra 3G network for Australia offers the most effective coverage - especially for regional areas where it is, in some instances, the only network available.

The 4G networks coverage, in comparison, is yet to offer as much coverage as the currently available 3G network, and 5G is still in its early roll-out stages.

Although Telstra has decommissioned the 3G's higher 2100MHz frequency, its lower 850MHz spectrum still operates with High-Speed Packet Access (HSPA). The characteristics of a lower frequency support more reliable and consistent reception, as its wavelengths can travel further. With this band giving HSPA and higher coverage, the LiveTrack collection offers fast & reliable transmission of their data and steady A-GNSS support.