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Below are frequently asked questions about troubleshooting your ATLT Daily device.
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Troubleshooting FAQ
How do I create a Support troubleshooting ticket for my offline devices?
To create a troubleshooting ticket for Support:
- On the map page, select your offline device from the Tracker List and select the ‘Troubleshoot This Device’ button.

- In the Troubleshooter pop up, select the ‘Create Ticket’ button.

- Select the issue in the dropdown for the selected device or select the ‘Multiple Trackers’ button to create a ticket for multiple devices.



Selecting ‘Multiple Trackers’ will display a similar pop up with a dropdown to add additional devices.

Once you select ‘Submit,’ a confirmation pop up will appear.

NOTE: You can also create this ticket from the ‘Tracker Setup’ page. Navigate to ‘Setup’ > ‘Tracker Setup’ and select the ‘Troubleshoot’ button to prompt the Troubleshooter pop up.
Why is my device offline?
Your device is programmed to check in to the portal once a day at 2 pm CST. If the device misses two check in events, it will show as “offline.”
Your device can go offline for a number of reasons, such as:
- The device is underneath metal or concrete.
- The equipment is parked in an area with limited or no cellular network coverage.
- The device SIM may have been deactivated (requires Support assistance).
You can contact support via email or phone. We're here to help!
- 877-732-4980
- support@linxup.com
When does my ATLT Daily check in?
ATLT Daily devices check in once per day at 2 pm CST.
What is Recovery Mode?
The ATLT Daily device has a Recovery Mode that can be activated to change the reporting interval from once every 24 hours (1 ping / 24 hours) to once every 10 minutes (1 ping / 10 minutes).
The 10 minute reporting period will last for 3 hours and can be extended or canceled at any time within the 3 hour period.
NOTE: The device will enter Recovery Mode once it receives the request at the next regularly scheduled check in time (2:00 PM).
If the Recovery Mode request is sent after the device has checked in for the day, Recovery Mode will not begin until the next day at 2:00 PM.
How do I enable Recovery Mode?
To place the device into the Recovery Mode
- Select the tracker from the tracker list.
- Select the black 'Recovery Mode' button.

NOTE: The device will enter Recovery Mode once it receives the request at the next regularly scheduled check in time (2:00 PM).
If the Recovery Mode request is sent after the device has checked in for the day, Recovery Mode will not begin until the next day at 2:00 PM.
- Once the black ‘Recovery Mode’ button is pressed, a confirmation screen will pop up.

- Once the ‘Enable Recovery Mode’ button is pressed on this screen, Recovery Mode will be enabled.
How do I extend or cancel Recovery Mode?
To cancel or extend the Recovery Mode
- Select the tracker from the tracker list.
- Select the black 'Recovery Mode' button.
- If the ATLT Daily is currently in Recovery Mode, you should see the following screen:

- Select ‘Asset Recovered’ or ‘Extend Recovery Mode’ as necessary.
Troubleshooting Steps
- Confirm the device is outside and not in a garage or under metal.
- Confirm the device is on top of your equipment with a direct line of sight to the sky.

- Send the device a reset message.
- From the Map Page, select your tracker and select the ‘Troubleshoot This Device’ button.

- Once ‘Troubleshoot This Device’ has been selected, you will see a pop up window with an option to ‘Reset Tracker’ and ‘Create Ticket.’
- ‘Reset Tracker’ sends a reset message to the device, prompting it to check in and come back online.
- ‘Create Ticket’ offers a dropdown to select the problem for the selected device or select the ‘Multiple Trackers’ button to create a ticket for multiple devices.

- Once your device is outside with a direct line of sight to the sky and a reset message has been sent, the device should check in at the next 2 pm CST check in.
If your device remains offline after these steps, please contact Support.
We're here to help!
877-732-4980