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GT Lite Operation and Maintenance Manual 
 
External Power Sensor 
GT Lite has an internal sensor to detect when external power is present.  When the device 
wakes  for  report  (alarm  or  timed),  it  checks  to  see  if  external  power  is  connected.    If  the 
power state has changed, an alarm is generated.  As noted above, the presence of external 
power can trigger a different reporting interval. 
GT Lite GPS 
The GT Lite uses a high sensitivity Assisted GPS system to give the highest GPS performance.  
Once the device knows its initial location, it can be placed in very harsh GPS environments 
with no direct view to the sky.  These environments include inside of cargo in trailers or 
containers.  Some care should still be taken to ensure proper GPS function.  The device 
should be placed as high as possible in the cargo and it should be placed as close to the door 
as possible. 
Reports from the GT Lite all have a GPS mode that qualifies the type fix received.  This is 
called the GPS mode.  It allows the user to quickly determine whether or not the GPS location 
can be trusted.  There are three modes reported: 
  3D:  Accurate fix.  Can be completely trusted. 
  2D:  Normally accurate fix, but can be very far off. 
  Previous Valid Fix:  No fix received.  In this case, GT Lite reports the last valid fix. 
 
GT Lite Wireless Sensors 
GT Lite has the ability to wirelessly connect to additional sensors using built in ZigBee 
wireless.  Wireless sensors include the Remote Sensor Node (RSN) for sensing cargo condition 
(temperature, shock, humidity, custom sensors) and wireless seals.  Both a barrier bolt seal 
and a cinch type seal are available.  Before using these devices, the user must notify the GT 
Lite of the device address so they  can  pair  together.    This  can  be  done  remotely  or  locally.  
Once the devices are paired the remote sensors act just like onboard sensors.  For more 
information about using wireless sensors, consult section XXXXXXXXX. 
  Prepared:  R. Straz 
Date: July 25, 2007 
 
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