Product Introduction

911Tracker T3 Tech-Tips

T3 Tech-Tips provides suggestions for users that can save time, discover new ways to use the T3, and tips you can use every day. Our goal is to enhance safety and security for you, your family, and belongings. We encourage readers to send us additional suggestions that can be added to T3 Tech-Tips.

Adding an App to your smartphone for convenience - Android

Adding an App to your smartphone for convenience - iPhone

New and different ways to use T3

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App for convenience –

911Tracker is proud to suggest SmartPhone Apps to provide User convenience

Android App 911Tracker T3 App [Free]

Download to your phone and install. If the Android doesn't install, check Install APK files on Android

911Tracker T3 App Benefits

Home page provides Google Map™ with location of your T3

One tap shows real-time GPS location including speed and direction
One tap shows status with ignition, vehicle alarm, vehicle battery voltage, starter enabled
One tap has your phone talking to the T3 -- Then a second tap has you talking to 911
One tap lets you choose which of your T3 units you are seeing (can be up to 50)
One tap lets you see past information for messages & calls
If T3 sends you an alarm, you choose if it should sound when phone is in vibrate mode
One tap to Settings

Settings

One tap to select T3 Mode
One tap to unlock vehicle door
One tap to disable or enable vehicle starter
One tap to have your T3 call your phone
Lets you enter phone numbers for Emergency Contacts

Provides Help for Checking the T3, linking to your MyTracker, T3 configuration
Lets you set up an App PIN for security
Lets you add another T3 for your App
Shows you suggested uses for your T3
Provides T3 User Guide
Provides T3 Installation Guide
Provides T3 Troubleshooting

Setup

Easy to download and install -- just enter T3 phone number and T3PIN
Lets you be a T3 Owner or a T3 Emergency Contact
Lets you change the T3 nickname
Lets you change your phone to a new phone
Lets you change your T3PIN

We suggest moving the App to your Home page

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iPhone – Email & SMS Templates [$1.99]

Setup --

Download Email & SMS Templates and install

Using Lists, tap Edit and remove sample lists by taping red circle

Using Lists, tap Edit, tap Add List, enter T3 nickname

Create the first text --

Using Lists, tap T3 nickname, tap +, tap SMS, in Template Name enter GPS, tap Done, in Recipients tap +, tap your T3 name in your Contacts list, tap message, tap Templates, under Message enter YourPIN gps [YourPIN is your secret 5-digit PIN. Leave space after PIN.] tap Done, tap Create, tap Lists.

Use T3 nickname to create additional texts using each of the messages below:

Name: Monitor;message: YourPIN master

Name: Normal Auto Mode;message: YourPIN guard

Name: Starter Disable;message: YourPIN relay on *

Name: Starter Enable;message: YourPIN relay off *

Name: Status;message: YourPIN status

Name: Unlock Door;message: YourPIN pulse *

*Only needed if you have starter disable/enable or unlock door installed.

If you have additional T3 units, just repeat the process using a new T3 nickname.

Tracker Messages

To use the App --

Using T3 nickname, tap the message you wish, and tap the green arrow.

The App sends the message. When the T3 responds, the message will show briefly in the top Notification panel and the full response appears in the normal Messages screen.

Send Message

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Ideas for T3 Usage –

If you are parking your vehicle at the airport, put the T3 in master mode and then put back into guard mode when you return. T3 will notify you if the vehicle is moved more than 2-3 blocks even if it is “hot wired”, taken by use of a duplicate key, or is towed.
If your friend borrows your key and moves your car from one spot in a large parking lot and then forgets where they parked when they returned, just ask T3 for its current gps location.
If your vehicle has an emergency or a crash, the driver can turn off the key and sound the horn for at least 8 seconds and T3 will send a vehicle alarm to the owner (and authorized emergency contacts). This assumes you had the yellow wire connected to the vehicle horn during the installation and that your horn does sound with the key off.
If you are concerned that your car battery is getting low while the car has been sitting for several days, just ask T3 to send you status. The T3 return message tells the voltage. If the voltage is less than 11.5V, the battery is getting low enough that the car needs to be started soon.
If your car has been sitting for many days, T3 will automatically send you a low-battery notification when the car battery gets down to 11.0V.
If a family member is traveling with your vehicle and you would like to know if they are parked and the ignition is turned off, just ask T3 to send you status. The return message will tell you if ignition is ON or OFF.
If a family member is traveling with your vehicle and you would like to know when the vehicle starts moving again, just ask T3 to go into master mode. When the vehicle moves more than 2-3 blocks, T3 will send you a moving notification.
If a family member is traveling with your vehicle and you would like to know their location but they have driven into a remote area that is not within range of a cell tower, just ask T3 for its current gps location. The cell carrier system automatically keeps trying to deliver the message. As soon as the vehicle is driven back into a cell coverage area, T3 will receive the message and respond with the current location.
If you have a teenager or other family member that is tempted to drive when they aren’t supposed to, send T3 the text YourPIN relay on. T3 will disable the starter. Note -- This assumes you had the starter disable/enable connected during the installation. To return the starter to normal operation send T3 the text YourPIN relay off.
If you leave your car with a valet, you can temporarily put T3 in master mode. As long as the valet drives slowly and for a very short distance, T3 will not send a moving notification. If the valet drives more than a few blocks, T3 will send you a moving notification. When you return to your car, send the T3 a guard mode text.
If your T3 notifies you with an alarm message and you want to alert 911 of the emergency but when you call the T3 you just get ringing but no answer, the T3 is temporarily out of the cell coverage area. Just send T3 a text YourPIN call. The cell carrier system automatically keeps trying to deliver the message. As soon as the vehicle is driven back into a cell coverage area, T3 will receive the message and will call your phone back so you can press # to make the 3-way call to 911.
If you leave your vehicle at the shop for servicing or repair, place T3 in master mode. When the technician takes your car for a test drive, T3 will send you a movement notation with GPS location. If the technician disconnects the vehicle battery, T3 will send Vehicle battery disconnected notification. If you wish to see if the ignition is on and the engine is running, just ask T3 to send you status. The return message will tell you if ignition is ON or OFF and will show you the battery voltage. If the voltage is above 13.0V, the engine is running and the alternator is properly charging the vehicle battery.
If a family member is traveling with your vehicle and is able to respond when you ask for status but is not responding if you ask for gps, send T3 a text YourPIN reset. This will cause the T3 to restart the GPS receiver.
If you are going to have your vehicle towed and want to idle the T3, send T3 a text YourPIN move. T3 will not send you a movement notification until you return to either guard mode or master mode.
T3 uses a very small amount of power (only ¼ watt) from the vehicle battery. However, if your vehicle will be parked for many weeks, you can unplug the 10-pin Cable connector from the T3. When you are ready to start driving the car again, just plug in the Cable.

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