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Most offline issues are caused by either the device being switched off or not having mobile signal. You can find out what’s wrong by checking the light on the front of the device.

A device which is offline will say offline rather than static or moving. 

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If there IS a flashing light, the device does not have sufficient mobile signal.Please try the following:
  • Move the device near a window or go outside.
  • If you live in an area with poor signal, try a different location where you know the signal is better.
Once there is a better signal, the device will come back online.


If there ISN’T a flashing light, this usually means the device is switched off.Please place the device on charge. It should play a jingle and the light on the tracker should turn on to show it’s charging.

If nothing happens when charging:

  1. Use something thin (like a pen) to press the silver button opposite the SOS buttonwaterproof-GPS-keyring-reset-button
  2. Then, put the device back on charge for 5 minutes.
  3. You should hear a jingle and see a solid light – this means it’s charging and it’ll come back on shortly.

To troubleshoot the tracking issue, please ensure it’s fully charged and take it on a short walk (at least 15 mins) with the tracker set to update every minute.

You can change how often the location updates on the AIBEILE app by tapping More → Settings → Working mode and then select the ‘Tracking every 1 minute’ option and press ok to confirm this.

You can also press the manual update button to help force the device to update.

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The reason for this is it gives the tracker ample opportunity to send information frequently and more accurately to the satellites and pinpoint the location of the tracker unobstructed by hard materials such as roofing and car metals.

If you’re logging in for the first time, make sure you’ve double checked that the ID is correct. It should be a 10-digit number with 170 at the front. 

When you’re first logging in, you can enter your ID number and your temporary password.

Once you have set your password, it often saves the temporary password in the login fields. If you delete it and type in your password again, you should be able to login with no problems. 

If you have been a long time user and have forgotten your password, please send us an email or use live chat in the bottom right corner, as we can assist with resetting your password!

Our tracker comes with two options for charging.

The first is a charging dock, which is easy to use and assemble!

  1. Firstly, take the micro USB cable and plug the smaller end into the charging dock. 
    Dock and cable
  2. Take the larger end of the micro USB cable and plug it into your own USB plug. Cable in plug
  3. Plug the USB plug into a power outlet.

    It should look like this so far:

    Charging Dock Plugged In

  4. Place your tracker on the dock, so that the 4 magnetic circles match up with those on the dock. It should magnetise into place. 

The second is using the white magnetic charging cable.

  1. Plug the USB end into your own USB plug
  2. Place the long end onto the 4 pins on the back of the tracker.

A light will turn on on the tracker when it is charging. The black tracker will have a blue light and the red tracker will have a white light.

You need to press the SOS button for about 5 seconds to make sure that the SOS alert triggers.

You should receive a notification in the app when the SOS button is pressed successfully. 

If you’re having difficulties making a call, please double check that your number has saved in the emergency numbers section. Try entering your number with both a +44 in front e.g +447123456789 and then if that does not work, try it with just a 0 in front e.g 07123456789. 

If it still doesn’t make the call, try calling another number with the tracker, as it might be an issue with your phone. 

There are a few factors that may be draining the battery on the Waterproof GPS Keyring:

  • If the device is constantly physically moving, the device won’t be able to go into sleep mode to save battery e.g it’s always around the wearer’s neck. If possible, have it on the side or stationary in a bag when not being used.
  • The manual update button is constantly pressed (the button in the top right of the map view on the app, which looks like an upside down teardrop). Avoid pressing the manual update unless necessary.
  • If there are many calls to/from the device, or the SOS button is pressed very often. Do not call the device regularly unless absolutely necessary
  • If the user goes out a lot, the battery will be used up quicker. The battery estimates are based on the user going out for 2 hours a day.
  • If the device is in a poor signal area, it’ll use more battery when disconnecting and reconnecting to the network.

Please see if any of the above points may be affecting the battery life of your device and let us know if it doesn’t seem to be improving.

Tracking devices use GPS, which works best when the tracker has a clear view of the sky. When the tracker is inside a building or vehicle, the GPS signal may be blocked by the roof or walls. This is not a fault with your device, it happens with all trackers due to how the technology works.

If you think your tracker is somewhere nearby but can’t see it, you can use the “Find a Locator” feature. This makes your tracker play a loud jingle, helping you hear where it is.

Here’s how to use it:

  1. Open the app on your phone.

  2. Tap on More at the bottom.

  3. Go to Settings.

  4. Tap Find a Locator.

The tracker will now play a jingle. Once you’ve found it, simply press the SOS button on the device to stop the sound.

If you still can’t find your tracker, or the tracker is offline and won’t send the command, please contact us.

Every tracking device available is less accurate indoors (and in vehicles) than outdoors, unfortunately this is just a limitation of the technology which is out there at the moment and is not limited to this tracker.

This is because when a tracker is indoors (or in vehicles), due to the surrounding materials it struggles to get all 3 satellites required to pinpoint an accurate location, therefore it will be less accurate. This is also because the device is constantly reconnecting to a different mobile mast as it travels at high speeds.

If you are having issues with missed pins when in a vehicle, you can enable WiFi tracking to help fill in the gaps while the device is obstructed by the car roof.

  1. Open the app on your phone.
  2. Tap on More at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Go to Settings.
  4. Tap About Device.
  5. Press the pencil icon (pen) in the top right corner.
  6. Look for Filter WiFi – tap it so the switch turns grey (this means WiFi tracking is ON).
  7. Tap the save icon (save) in the top right corner.

Please be aware that WiFi tracking is less accurate than GPS, so do not be alarmed if the locations are a bit further out than expected. These will correct themselves when they get a stronger WiFi location or GPS location.

Firstly, if your device is taking longer than a few minutes to start updating, please make sure you’re using the 1 minute setting. 

Depending on the availability of GPS signal, the device may take a few minutes to re-establish and get regular GPS locations.

If the user takes regular short journeys and needs it to update more regularly, you can enable WiFi locations. This is best used when the user has a WiFi connection at home.

To enable WiFi tracking:

  1. Open the app on your phone.
  2. Tap on More at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Go to Settings.
  4. Tap About Device.
  5. Press the pencil icon (pen) in the top right corner.
  6. Look for Filter WiFi – tap it so the switch turns grey (this means WiFi tracking is ON).
  7. Tap the save icon (save) in the top right corner.

Please be aware that WiFi tracking is less accurate than GPS, so do not be alarmed if the locations are a bit further out than expected. These will correct themselves when they get a stronger WiFi location or GPS location.

To change your password, simply go to more>settings>change password. You’ll need to enter your current password to change it.

To reset your password, you’ll need to set your contact number. You can do this by doing the following:

  1. Open the app on your phone.
  2. Tap on More at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Go to Settings.
  4. Tap About Device.
  5. Press the pencil icon (pen) in the top right corner.
  6. Enter your phone number in the contact number section.
  7. Tap the save icon (save) in the top right corner.

Now, when you need to reset your password, you’ll be asked to verify yourself using this phone number.

If you need to reset your password and you haven’t yet set your contact number, please contact us.

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