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Setup Guide

Protect Your Battery

When ordering your router, you can choose either the iVolt version, which is intended to be installed with an iVolt external battery pack for its power supply or you can choose to install the router to the vehicle’s battery. This option is supplied with a voltage protector unit that monitors your vehicle’s power supply, much like the Thinkware dash cams, and will power the router down when it detects that the battery is getting low.

Data Plans

To use the Wi-Fi hotspot, you need a data plan, which can be either part of your existing mobile operators plan or a separate plan specifically for the car’s hotspot. These plans vary in data limits and pricing, so you can choose one that fits your needs.

Thinkware Connected offer a tailor-made LTE SIM plan, Specifically suited to the Thinkware dash cam user’s requirements, providing seamless network switching between Europe’s largest mobile phone networks for the best signal possible avoiding signal black spots.

With a data limit set to allow the average dash cam user to fully exploit the features such as remote live view, and parking impact notifications.

Enhanced Experience

The Wi-Fi router hotspot connects to the internet via a cellular network using the 2 windscreen mounted antenna. It then broadcasts a Wi-Fi signal inside the vehicle, allowing multiple devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and dash cams to connect to the internet simultaneously.

If you are using the Router for additional devices then you will need to look at a more extensive data plan.

Protect Your Battery

The hotspot covers the entire vehicle and is large enough to cover all types of vehicles from cars to buses, ensuring that all passengers can stay connected no matter where they are sitting.

The router can have up to 50 devices connected at any one time, allowing all passengers to benefit from the strong signal made possible via the windscreen-mounted antennas.