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The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger
provides a vital line of
communication with friends and
family when you want it, and
emergency assistance when you need
it. Using 100% satellite technology,
SPOT works virtually anywhere in the
world, even where cell phones don’t
– all with the push of a button.

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SPECS
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Height:
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3.7" (9.4 cm) |
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Width:
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2.6" (6.6 cm) |
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Thickness:
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1" (2.5 cm) |
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Weight:
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5.2 oz (147.4g) |
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Operating
Temp:
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-30C to 60C
(-22F to 140F)
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Operating
Altitude:
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-100m to +6,500m
(-328ft to
+21,320ft)
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Humidity
Rated:
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MIL-STD-810F,
Method 507.3,
95% to 100%
cond.
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Vibration
Rated:
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Per SAE J1455
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Battery
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Type:
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3 AAA Energizer™
Lithium Ultimate
8X |
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SOS
/ 911: Use this function
In the event of a life
threatening or other
critical emergency to notify
emergency services of your
GPS location and that you
need assistance. The GEOS
International Emergency
Response Center alerts the
appropriate agencies
worldwide – for example
contacting 9-1-1 responders
in North America and 1-1-2
responders in Europe.
Read
more
HOW IT WORKS:
Once activated, SPOT
will acquire its exact
coordinates from the GPS
network, and send that
location along with a
distress message to the
GEOS International
Emergency Response
Center every five
minutes until cancelled
or until the batteries
are depleted. The
Emergency Response
Center notifies the
appropriate emergency
responders based on your
GPS location and
personal information –
which may include local
police, highway patrol,
the Coast Guard, our
country’s embassy or
consulate, or other
emergency search and
rescue teams – as well
as notifying your
emergency contacts about
the receipt of a
distress signal.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Even if SPOT cannot
acquire its location
from the GPS network it
will still attempt to
send a distress signal –
without exact location –
to GEOS, which will
still notify your
contacts of the signal
and continue to monitor
the network for further
messages.
9-1-1 EMERGENCY
SERVICES POWERED BY GEOS
Search and Rescue
Help: In the event of a
non-life threatening
emergency, you can use this
function to notify your
personal contacts that you
need assistance. Additional
SPOT Assist services can be
purchased and programmed to
your Help button as well.
When activated with SPOT
Assist, the Help button will
notify professional services
either on the land or water.
SPOT has partnered with
national service providers
to offer non-life
threatening assistance.
Read
more
HOW IT WORKS:
Once activated, SPOT
acquires your location
from the GPS network and
routes it along with the
HELP message through the
SPOT satellite network
every five minutes for
one hour or until
cancelled. Your contacts
will receive an SMS text
message including
coordinates, or an email
with a link to Google
Maps™ showing your
location.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Even if SPOT cannot
acquire its location
from the GPS network it
will still attempt to
send a HELP message –
without exact location –
to your personal
contacts.
Check-in/OK: This
feature allows you to let
your friends and family know
that all is OK with a
pre-programmed message along
with your GPS location. With
a push of a button a message
is sent via email or SMS to
up to 10 pre-determined
contacts and your waypoint
is stored in your SPOT
account for later reference.
Your stored waypoints can be
easily integrated into a
SPOT Shared Page or SPOT
Adventure account.
Read
more
HOW IT WORKS:
Once you have activated
your SPOT Messenger and
set up your account, you
can change your contacts
and customize your
message at any time.
When you push the
Check-in/OK button, you
send one pre-programmed
message to your
contacts. Your contacts
will receive an SMS text
message including
coordinates, or an email
with a link to Google
Maps™ showing your
location.
Custom Message: This
feature allows you to let
your friends and family now
receive a custom message
along with your GPS location
with a push of a button. Use
this feature as a secondary
OK message or transfer your
personal help alert to this
message function if you are
using a SPOT Assist service
on your Help button.
Read
more
The Custom Message functions exactly like
your Check-in/OK message
You can also have access
to your waypoints in
your SPOT account so you
can review your route at
a later date. Or link
your SPOT account to
SPOT Adventures and save
a map of your adventures
using your SPOT
waypoints, and enhance
the story with photos
and a blog.
HOW IT WORKS:
Once you have activated
your SPOT Messenger and
set up your account, you
can change your contacts
and customize your
message at any time.
When you push the
Check-in/OK button, you
send one pre-programmed
message to your
contacts. Your contacts
will receive an SMS text
message including
coordinates, or an email
with a link to Google
Maps™ showing your
location.
Track Progress: This
feature allows you to send
and save your location and
allow contacts to track your
progress in near real time
using Google Maps. With your
SPOT account you have the
ability to set up a SPOT
Shared Page which allows you
to show your SPOT GPS
locations to others on a
Google Map.
Read
more
HOW IT WORKS:
Once activated, SPOT
acquires and sends your
GPS coordinates to your
SPOT account
automatically every 10
minutes for 24 hours or
until canceled. SPOT
tracking must be
reengaged to continue.
Creating a SPOT Shared
Page allows you to share
your GPS route with your
friends and family
easily in near real time
on the web through a
personal link. You can
make your Shared Page
private or public. Your
choice! Just share that
url with your friends
and family and they can
easily track your
adventures. You can also
link your SPOT Messenger
to SPOT Adventures, a
social portal, where you
can set up a profile and
blog with others sharing
their SPOT adventures.
Power: To turn SPOT on
simply press and hold the
ON/OFF button until the
button blinks green. SPOT
performs a self-diagnostic
test. When power is ON, the
button will blink green
every 3 seconds. This is
helpful for making SPOT more
visible in the dark. To turn
SPOT off, press and hold the
ON/OFF button until the
light stops blinking.
Self Test: SPOT performs
a self-test when you
initially turn on your SPOT.
If all visible lights flash
red, the SPOT self-test has
found a failure, and SPOT
will not send a message. If
the On/Off light, GPS light
and Message Sending light
all blink red, SPOT has a
GPS failure, but SPOT may
still be able to transmit an
SOS or HELP message without
your GPS location.
Visit
www.spotwarranty.com.
SPOT Message Schedule:
SPOT is designed to provide
outstanding quality and
reliability. With a perfect
view of the entire sky, the
SPOT Messenger is designed
to transmit virtually every
message. In everyday
conditions, the view of the
sky is often blocked due to
hills, buildings, or other
obstructions so it is normal
for some messages to be
blocked. That is why the
SPOT Messenger automatically
sends multiple messages in
every mode, giving you
excellent overall
reliability. In some modes
this means multiple attempts
to send the same message,
while in other modes it
means regularly updating GPS
coordinates and sending a
new message. Placement of
your SPOT unit can make a
difference. Experiment with
placement until you are
familiar with the
reliability of your
operating environment.
Coverage:

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