This guide covers everything you need to know about your MRT-2275 motorcycle tracker, including installation, smart charging modes, and battery life.
Installation
Before you begin:
- Choose a mounting location with a clear view of the sky and good signal reception. Avoid metal surfaces or enclosed spaces.
What you'll need:
- Wrench (for power supply connection)
Steps:
- Install Power Supply:
- Red wire: Connect to vehicle's positive power line (12V/24V system compatible).
- Black wire: Connect to vehicle's ground line.
- Install Ignition Detection (optional):
- White wire (recommended): Connect to the vehicle's "RUN" ignition switch position.
- White wire (recommended): Connect to the vehicle's "RUN" ignition switch position.
- Verify Installation: Check the LED light status (refer to the table below for details).
LED Status Lights
heck the LED lights to confirm power status, cellular network status, and GPS status.
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CELL (green) |
The device is searching GSM network. |
Fast flashing |
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The device has been registered on GSM network. |
Slow flashing |
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SIM card needs pin code to unlock. |
ON |
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GPS (Blue) |
GPS chip is powered off. |
OFF |
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GPS sends no data or data format error occurs. |
Slow flashing |
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GPS chip is searching GPS information. |
Fast flashing |
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GPS chip has got GPS information. |
ON |
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PWR (Red)
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No external power is supplied and backup battery voltage is more than 3.5V. |
OFF |
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External power is inserted and backup battery is charging. |
Fast flashing |
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External power is inserted and backup battery is fully charged. |
ON |
Smart Charging
Your MRT-2275 utilizes smart charging to optimize battery life:
- Vehicle Ignition Off (Power Saving Mode): Minimizes battery consumption by reporting once a day.
- Vehicle Ignition On (Backup Battery Charging Mode): Focuses on charging the internal battery for reliable power when needed.
- Low Battery Protection: If the battery drops below 30% (even with ignition off), the device charges to prevent depletion.
Important Note: While smart charging helps, extended vehicle inactivity can still drain the battery. Regularly use and charge your motorcycle to maintain battery health.