iVue Pty Ltd. TAGOV1 Manual Do Utilizador
How Tago Works
Tago locations are updated using the Bluetooth connection between the Tago and the Tago App
running on your iOS or Android device. The Tago app detects the Tago using Bluetooth Low
Energy signal and then uses the services of the iOS or Android device to update the location
information for that Tago. After your Tagos are setup in the App, and when you place a Tago on
an item, Keys, Remote controls, you pet, your bag, your tablet… anything, you are actually
tethering them both to your Smartphone. So if one is left behind or misplaced, it has a real friend
on the lookout. It's the smartest detective duo since Sherlock and Watson! Tago casts a Bluetooth
Low Energy Signal up to 30 meters (100 feet) to locate your items. Tagos' location information, as
collected and sent by the Tago app, and associated with your account with us forms the basis for
the community find. When you report something's lost, Tago's Community GPS becomes a search
and rescue team and you'll get an anonymous alert when anyone with an active Tago app on
their phone comes within 30m of the missing object. Tagos can be placed in, or affixed to, any
item you want to keep tabs on. It will attach to a key ring, sit in a wallet, or stick to just about
anything—from a laptop to tablet, luggage to a remote control. Using a Bluetooth LE signal and a
companion app on your iOS or Android device, you’re then able to track your item’s whereabouts
and with two-way separation alert, you will be warned when you leave your phone or other items
behind. The App, also automatically records where your Tago was when it was last in range.
Getting Started
The app is well-designed with clear and simple steps that help you connect Tago to your iOS or
Android device, name it, assign the appropriate permissions, and more. The app must first add
the Tago to your app by pressing the hidden reset button with the provided pin. Tago will then
offers up a little melody to let you know it’s ready. When you’re done, you tap on “Continue” and
the App make the connection and you will see all the discovered Tagos in a list. Tap the
corresponding arrow and Tago is now tethered to your phone. Repeat the above proves for each
additional Tago. At this point everything managing any Tago tethered to your phone can be done
from the home menu. Each Tago has a separate page that controls all the settings for Tago. You
can then name your Tago, e.g. “Keys,” “Wallet,” “Purse,” “Luggage,” etc. and assign a photo – which
is helpful if you bought a pack of Tagos and want an easy way to identify each one. You can
decide on the alert melody Tago plays on your phone including your own music library. Device
settings allow you to set certain features like ‘Silent Zone’. You can then attach Tago to your
keychain, bag, bike or anywhere else you want, thanks to the included sticker and versatile ring &
chain. After your Tago or Tagos are set up, you can launch the app at any time to see them in a
page view with their name and status including battery level, proximity to your Smartphone, the
name and image you assigned and the melody call button underneath. If the Tago is within
running on your iOS or Android device. The Tago app detects the Tago using Bluetooth Low
Energy signal and then uses the services of the iOS or Android device to update the location
information for that Tago. After your Tagos are setup in the App, and when you place a Tago on
an item, Keys, Remote controls, you pet, your bag, your tablet… anything, you are actually
tethering them both to your Smartphone. So if one is left behind or misplaced, it has a real friend
on the lookout. It's the smartest detective duo since Sherlock and Watson! Tago casts a Bluetooth
Low Energy Signal up to 30 meters (100 feet) to locate your items. Tagos' location information, as
collected and sent by the Tago app, and associated with your account with us forms the basis for
the community find. When you report something's lost, Tago's Community GPS becomes a search
and rescue team and you'll get an anonymous alert when anyone with an active Tago app on
their phone comes within 30m of the missing object. Tagos can be placed in, or affixed to, any
item you want to keep tabs on. It will attach to a key ring, sit in a wallet, or stick to just about
anything—from a laptop to tablet, luggage to a remote control. Using a Bluetooth LE signal and a
companion app on your iOS or Android device, you’re then able to track your item’s whereabouts
and with two-way separation alert, you will be warned when you leave your phone or other items
behind. The App, also automatically records where your Tago was when it was last in range.
Getting Started
The app is well-designed with clear and simple steps that help you connect Tago to your iOS or
Android device, name it, assign the appropriate permissions, and more. The app must first add
the Tago to your app by pressing the hidden reset button with the provided pin. Tago will then
offers up a little melody to let you know it’s ready. When you’re done, you tap on “Continue” and
the App make the connection and you will see all the discovered Tagos in a list. Tap the
corresponding arrow and Tago is now tethered to your phone. Repeat the above proves for each
additional Tago. At this point everything managing any Tago tethered to your phone can be done
from the home menu. Each Tago has a separate page that controls all the settings for Tago. You
can then name your Tago, e.g. “Keys,” “Wallet,” “Purse,” “Luggage,” etc. and assign a photo – which
is helpful if you bought a pack of Tagos and want an easy way to identify each one. You can
decide on the alert melody Tago plays on your phone including your own music library. Device
settings allow you to set certain features like ‘Silent Zone’. You can then attach Tago to your
keychain, bag, bike or anywhere else you want, thanks to the included sticker and versatile ring &
chain. After your Tago or Tagos are set up, you can launch the app at any time to see them in a
page view with their name and status including battery level, proximity to your Smartphone, the
name and image you assigned and the melody call button underneath. If the Tago is within