PAJ Portal v2 4+

1. Introducing the new Pet Mode for pet devices. Users with only pet devices will automatically have access to Pet Mode, which includes several features specifically designed for pets.
2. When the device is moving, it will be displayed on the map, but no polylines will be drawn.
3. In the header, users can see the list of devices, the online/offline status of each device, the battery percentage, and a button to disable the device (available only for accounts with more than one device).
4. Live – When the device is online, clicking on "Live" will display the live route on the map for 5 minutes.
5. Daily Interval – Users can change the device’s data transmission interval.
6. Device Location – Clicking this button allows users to view the device’s current location.
7. Show My Location – Clicking this button displays the user's current location on the map.
8. Statistics – Users can set activity goals for their pets and view daily activity and wellness scores.
9. Health data for the pet is displayed based on collected activity and behavior metrics.
10. Users can view active time, sleep time, calm time, calories burned, distance traveled, and top speed of the pet, based on data from the last 7 days.
11. Battery Alarm – Users receive a notification when the battery is low and the GPS tracker needs to be charged.
12. Battery Saving Zone – The device detects the MAC addresses of nearby network devices (such as a router) and disables GPS when within their vicinity to save energy.
13. Sound Emit – The GPS tracker will play a sound for 5 seconds.
14. Light On – The large LEDs on the front of the GPS tracker automatically start flashing when it gets dark. This function must be reactivated after restarting the device.
15. Light Off – The large LEDs on the front of the GPS tracker turn off and stop flashing in the dark.
16. Share Location – Users can share the device’s location. A generated link allows others to track the GPS tracker’s position, but only while the sharing feature is active.
17. Geofence – Users can define specific areas on the map as geofences. When the GPS tracker enters or leaves a geofence, the user will receive an alarm notification.
18. Device Information – Users can view the latest data, nearest location, and current position duration of the GPS tracker.
19. Alarm Summary – Users can view all triggered alerts, which can be filtered by date range, alarm type, alarm status, and device. Alerts can also be deleted.
20. Application Settings – Users can access multiple settings for the GPS tracker.
21. Moved the automamarking settings of logbook routes in the vehicle details page under each logbook.