Published on 06/22/2006
The PT-200 looks like a relic from the digital watch era of the 80s. It is actually a personal tracking and communication device that comes in a bracelet form factor with the distinction of being the smallest and most powerful device in its class. This tri-band GSM device measures 60mm x 65mm x 23mm and weighs 200g. The battery claims to provide standby time of more than 50 hours with a talktime of 4 hours, which is pretty impressive. One can track and monitor the PT-200 via using a regular cellphone and an unmanned control center, or a smartphone with control software and an electronic map, or through a man-serviced control center. Check out the functions after the jump.
• GPS and GSM dual positioning functions• SOS Emergency button for help• Incoming call to report positioning info• Remote site continuous tracking• Incoming call oscillation to remind users to take this call• Two single-key emergency dial-out numbers• Remote monitoring• Automatic open-bracelet reporting• Using cellular phone, smart phone, or man-serviced control center to track and monitor the PT-200• Easy one-button operation• Tri-band GSM module for worldwide tracking and monitoring• Highly Sensitive GPS module• GPS/ GSM signal LED display• Device on, low battery, and charging LED display• Using SIM Card phone book to set reporting numbers and parameters to make the interface easy• Self-testing function• Long standby time for more than 50 hours• Car/ home charger available