This Article refers to the www.oemserver.com/Installer webpage

The Installer Page is not password protected - so installers without OEM/TG access can do a quick device check during/after an installation. Checking the following key indicators:

• Connectivity - Device Can Connect OK and is online
• GPS - is the device able to get a fix?
• External power wiring - it is powered correctly and reporting this to server. 
• Ignition/IO wiring - test if the ignition and digital inputs come on/off in response to changes in input - i.e. they're wired and configured properly.

Typical Installer Check Procedure

Enter your serial number (ensure it is correct) Does Last Communication and Last Commit say 'Now'? Only move onto step 3 if both answers are yes - as otherwise, the data following is out of date. Is the last GPS fix recent? To trigger a fix apply >5V to the white ignition line. Is Battery Level OK? (Internal LiPo batteries are 4.2V when fully charged, 3.7V when flat) Is External Power at expected level? Most devices need at least 9V reliably If you have a 12V supply, should be 12V etc Can you achieve both Ignition On & Off by toggling wire?  This will require a refresh of the page to see change When the ignition is toggle to OFF - does the External power still remain at the right level? (This checks we haven't wired to a power source that shuts off when the ignition is off) Do any Digital Inputs (DI 1 etc) need to be activated?  Toggle the inputs and check what is displayed on the installer (on or off) matches what is physically happening. If the behaviour is inverted (reads on when it should say off and vice versa) - this may potentially be a configuration issue which can easily be corrected server side by flipping the active level.

Add the Installer Page to you Device Home-screen

You can bookmark (iOS) the Installer page on your mobile device OR save it on your home screen (Android) for easy access

iOS: 

To add the installer bookmark to your home screen, open up http://www.oemserver.com/Installer  in Safari and tap the share arrow. Then find the Add bookmark button and tap it.

You’ll see the following screen, where you can edit the name of the bookmark (it is best to leave it as OEM - Installer). Tap Save to add it.

Android:

Open Chrome browser and type http://www.oemserver.com/Installer

Type the http://www.oemserver.com/Installer URL and search. 

Tap the 3 dot menu ⋮. It's at the top-right corner of Chrome. 

 Tap  Add to Home screen. It's toward the bottom of the menu, so you may have to scroll down to see it. A pop-up window will appear

Type OEM - Installer, tap add. This is the text that will appear under your shortcut's icon on the home screen. 

The shortcut is now on your home screen. To visit the website in Chrome, tap the shortcut on the home screen.