How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

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Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by Guest » Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:12 am

OP did a great job, I think. For i415, the only way to install AccuTracking USB data cable. No need to uninstall other programs, but I think he just wanted to keep the phone clean.

So if we just update the firmware, which should really help?
In addition, in one of your posts that you have shown masure as GPS-free phone .....
I tried, but did not see a tree that has given him this menu.
Any ideas? :roll:

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by Rob » Thu Dec 04, 2008 1:56 pm

your phone will lock up evenually ..cause its always on

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by hutch109 » Thu Dec 04, 2008 1:16 pm

Anytime the phone is "always on" you run the risk of lock-ups from power fluctuation, text messages, direct-connect, and/or stray phone calls...

Eric

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by Will Car Charger make this system Maintainace Free? » Thu Dec 04, 2008 12:46 pm

If I do this exact setup and get a car charger and larger phone battery and wire it covertly into the ignition switch, thus the battery gets charged for 30min drive to work and 30 min drive home everyday , will this allow me never to worry about having to charge the phone battery myself or do I risk a possability of lockup due to fact that the phone is always on. basically i want a cheap system that I can install in the car and not worry about. Car is driven atleast 1 hour a day 6 days a week.

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by larfus » Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:54 am

I own one of these phones that i bought from another site and now use it with Accutracking. It works and works great. No need to worry about lock ups or charging. (at least for about a month). The more the phones activated the more it uses power of course. you can not use it to make calls with the new mod and the sim card is not easily accessible at least with my modded phone. none of that matters to me because I use it for tracking only. right now my cousins using it for his fishing trip. I set up gps fences for him to notify him were he is on the river. The main use is for my car though. I am not advertising for Rob nor do I know him I am just giving my 2 cents on how this is worth it.

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by Rob » Mon Sep 15, 2008 4:55 pm

Call us..

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by acxpert » Mon Sep 15, 2008 4:03 pm

So how can I buy a motion activated i425 and how much $$?

Re: How To: Ideal accutracking setup with i415 and a car

by Rob » Thu May 15, 2008 9:55 pm

i415 firmware

by Pop » Wed May 16, 2007 7:25 am

I'm having trouble locating the i415 firmware update on the Motorola website. Can someone provide a link?

Thanks!

DC Power in the Trunk of a Sebring

by gpate » Sat May 12, 2007 8:34 pm

Gently pull back the carpet on the passenger side of the trunk and you will find a 12V plug that was intended to supply power for a power antenna. My daughters car does not have a power antenna, so it was simple task to wire the adapter to this plug. I then put industrial velcro on the back of the phone and ledge behind the carpet to hold the phone in place. Push the carpet back in place and it is hidden and out of the way.

BTW...my daughter knows that it is installed in her car. After a few incidents where she was not where she said, I gave her a choice of giving up her car or letting me install the GPS.

Powering the i415

by kimbray » Sat Apr 21, 2007 5:52 pm

Is there a way to get a DC connection in the trunk of a car via the AC powercord that comes with the 415?

longer battery life

by Robert » Sat Apr 21, 2007 11:18 am

We have a motion activated circuit and a thin lithium polymer battery that lasts up to 3 weeks of use. No need to remove the unit for charging daily..once the car stops the unit goes to sleep mode with zero battery drain..works awesome!

Also we remove the speaker, earpiece and mic..this makes it more riskfree of ever making a sound!

sebring test

by timeline » Fri Apr 20, 2007 3:43 pm

I may be dense but how did you keep the battery running longer? That's what I need as its difficult to keep removing it from the vehicle to recharge and than the time to do it and thanput back in. also vehicle does not have trunk.

any advice?

by ATSupport » Fri Feb 23, 2007 11:50 am

On i415, "Unreistricted" option is under "menu" > "More..." > "GPS" > "Privacy"

by narcotics3 » Fri Feb 23, 2007 10:47 am

ATSupport wrote:The OP did a great job I think. For i415, the only way to install AccuTracking is using a USB data cable. No need to uninstall other programs but I think he just wanted to keep the phone neat.
So if We just upgrade the firmware, should that really help?
Also, in one of your posts you had indicated how to masure the Phone GPS was unrestricted.....
I tried that but did not see the menu tree that you had given for this.
Any ideas?

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