MiniFinder® Atto Pro

Package Contents

• MiniFinder Atto Pro
• Magnetic Charging Cable
• Power Adapter

Device Images:

Image description: A small, black, rectangular GPS tracking device with a strap.

Product Management

A. Charging: Charge your device for 3 hours before first use.

B. Charging Indicator: The red LED blinks slowly every 3 seconds while charging. A solid red light indicates a full charge.

C. Starting the Unit: Press and hold the On/Off button for 3 seconds until the unit vibrates.

D. Turning Off the Unit: Press and hold the On/Off button for 10 seconds until the unit vibrates.

E. Energy Saving Mode: The unit enters energy-saving mode when no movement is detected and wakes up automatically when movement is detected.

Charging Instructions: Connect the supplied magnetic charger to the charging pins. Connect the USB cable to your computer or a USB power adapter.

Device Diagram:

Image description: Two diagrams showing the top and bottom views of the MiniFinder Atto Pro device, highlighting the On/Off Button and Charging Pins.

Explanation of LED Lights

GREEN LED:

• Single blink: Searching GSM network
• Double blink: Connected to GSM network

RED LED:

• Slow blink: Charging
• Steady blink: Fully charged

BLUE LED:

• Slow blink: Searching for GPS signal
• Double blink: Connected to satellite

Getting Started – Download the MiniFinder Live App

To begin using your MiniFinder Atto Pro, download the MiniFinder Live App from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. You can click the icons directly or search for "MiniFinder Live" in your respective app store.

App Store Links:

GET IT ON Google Play

Download on the App Store

MiniFinder Live Introduction

MiniFinder Live is a system designed for real-time positioning, smart alerts, and valuable insights to enhance safety and efficiency. Paired with the MiniFinder Atto Pro, it provides real-time location tracking, smart notifications, and insights for monitoring pets or other animals.

This manual offers step-by-step guidance on using the MiniFinder Live app effectively.

App Overview

After installing the app, create an account by clicking "Sign Up" and entering your email address and a password. Once logged in, you will see an app overview.

App Interface Images:

Image description: Two screenshots of the MiniFinder Live app. The first shows the login screen with fields for email, password, and a login button. The second shows the main map interface with a pet icon, a route, and location data.

Menu

The quick menu is accessed by clicking the white MiniFinder button, providing access to features like Tags, Geofence, and the Scanner tool.

The main menu, located in the top left corner, offers additional options such as Profile, Devices, Contacts, Reminders, and more.

Menu Navigation Images:

Image description: Two screenshots illustrating menu navigation. The first shows the quick menu with options like Tag, Geofence, and Scanner. The second shows the main menu with options like My account, Devices, Subscription, Chat, Contacts, Reminder, App Settings, Scanner, and Help.

Add a New Device

To add a new device:

1. Navigate to the menu, select Devices, and click the plus sign [+].
2. Scan the barcode on your MiniFinder package to automatically populate the IMEI number, or manually enter it if the package is unavailable.
3. Name your device, update the profile picture, and select a color.
4. Click Add device.

After adding the device, you will be redirected to choose a subscription plan.

Device Addition Process Images:

Image description: Three screenshots showing the process of adding a device. The first is a blank device list. The second shows a screen to scan a barcode or manually enter the IMEI. The third confirms that the device has been successfully added.

Device List

Your devices can be found in the Device List under the Devices section in the main menu.

Expanding the drop-down menu for a device provides access to several options:

1. Show on Map: View the device's current location.
2. Device Settings: Adjust tracking and alert preferences.
3. Profile: Edit device information.
4. Log: View event history.
5. Comments: Add notes related to the device.

Device List Interface Images:

Image description: Three screenshots of the device list. The first shows the main menu with 'Devices' selected. The second shows the device list with a device named 'Atto Pro'. The third shows the options available when a device is selected: Show on map, Device settings, Profile, Log, Comments.

Device Panel

The Device Panel offers insights into your device's location history and movement patterns.

Access the Device Panel by clicking your device's icon on the map. This provides a detailed view with tracking data, including recent routes, timestamps, and key metrics.

From the panel, you can:

• Share live location
• View historical data
• Enable or customize trails
• Set up alerts (e.g., speed alarms, low battery warnings)

Device Panel Images:

Image description: Two screenshots of the device panel. The first shows a map with a device icon and a panel displaying speed, distance, and position. The second shows various settings and options within the device panel, such as Share Position, History, Device Settings, Trails, Low battery alarm, Speed alarm, Beacon setup, and Power saving zones.

Device Settings

Within the Device Panel, click on Settings to fine-tune features and preferences, adjust update intervals, and configure alerts and notifications to optimize device performance.

Alarm Notifications

Access alarm notifications by clicking the blinking bell icon ? in the top left corner of the screen. This section is divided into three categories:

• Alarms: Displays critical alerts requiring immediate attention.
• Notifications: Shows general system messages and updates.
• History: Allows viewing of past alarms and notifications.

Within each section, you can dismiss alarms, view details, or click the pin icon ? to see the event's location on the map.

Alarm Notification Images:

Image description: Two screenshots illustrating alarm notifications. The first shows a map with a red alert icon indicating a geofence alarm. The second shows a similar map with a red hexagonal icon indicating a geofence alarm, with options to Dismiss or View.

Creating a Geofence

To create a geofence:

1. Open the Geofence from the quick menu.
2. Choose to draw a polygon or a circle for your geofence.
3. If using a polygon, mark the area by connecting points on the map.
4. Select the device to link to the geofence and define alert triggers (entry, exit, or both).
5. Give the geofence a name, choose a color, and click Save.

Geofence Creation Images:

Image description: Three screenshots demonstrating geofence creation. The first shows the quick menu with 'Geofence' selected. The second shows a map with a polygon drawn to define a geofence area. The third shows the geofence creation screen with options to name, choose color, select user, and set alarm triggers (leaving, entering).

Tags

Tags allow you to highlight important locations on the map for your tracking setup.

To create a tag:

1. Select Tags in the quick menu.
2. Move the pointer to the desired location on the map.
3. Choose the tag type, add a label, and include any additional information.
4. Click Save. The tag will appear on the map.

Tag Creation Images:

Image description: Three screenshots illustrating tag creation. The first shows the quick menu with 'Tag' selected. The second shows a screen to add a tag label and comment. The third shows a map with a tag placed at a specific location.

Add a Contact

To view contacts on the map or share location information, add them as contacts first.

Steps to add a new contact:

1. Tap the menu in the upper left corner and select Contacts.
2. Click the Add Contact icon next to the search bar. Choose whether to sync contacts from your mobile phone.
3. Enter the person's email address or phone number in the search field and click the magnifying glass icon ? to search.
4. Confirm the contact when they appear. Your request will be sent immediately.
5. The person must accept your request to start sharing location or device information.

Contact Addition Images:

Image description: Three screenshots showing the process of adding a contact. The first shows the main menu with 'Contacts' selected. The second shows the contact search screen with a search bar and keyboard. The third shows a confirmation prompt to send a contact request.

Share Location with a Contact

Sharing your location with contacts can enhance safety and communication. To share your location:

1. Tap the menu in the upper left corner, go to Contacts, and select the person.
2. When the contact is open, choose to share your location or the location of a specific device.
3. You can grant full access, allowing the contact to see all available information linked to the device.
4. Confirm the settings to share the location.

Location Sharing Images:

Image description: Two screenshots illustrating location sharing. The first shows the contact list with options to share location. The second shows a contact's profile with options to share own location, share device location, and allow full access.

Reminder

MiniFinder Live includes a calendar feature for staying organized. To create a reminder:

1. Click on the menu and select Reminder.
2. Schedule events like vet appointments or feeding times.
3. Choose the date, set the repeat frequency, and click Save.

Your reminders will appear in the calendar, helping you track key activities.

Reminder Creation Images:

Image description: Two screenshots showing reminder creation. The first shows the main menu with 'Reminder' selected. The second shows the reminder creation screen with options to enter a name, comment, choose a date, and set recurrence.

Need More Help?

For support and documentation, go to the Help section in the main menu. You will find step-by-step guides for MiniFinder Live functions.

Help Section Images:

Image description: Two screenshots showing the Help section. The first shows the main menu with 'Help' selected. The second shows the Help screen with options like Guides and Contact us.

Specifications