Correct installation is imperative for Monimoto to work properly. The good news is that it is very easy to achieve this if you follow these rules:
- For MM1-MM6 the thinner end (the one that has GPS letters on it) must be pointing upwards or outwards, rather than inwards or to the ground. / For Monimoto 7 and Monimoto 9 the front of the device (where the logo is) should be facing upwards or outwards, rather than inwards or to the ground.
- Make sure that the Monimoto end with the GPS letters/MM logo does not touch any metal part of your bike.
- Never put Monimoto in an enclosed metal environment, as radio waves cannot travel through metal.
- Hide it properly so that thieves cannot detect it.
Tip: If you keep the vehicle near your home, within 25 meters (82 ft) - make sure that the Key Fob and the device do not keep the connection between them. If this is the case, the alarm will not start until the bike is out of the connection range. If your bike is outside and the Key Fob is inside, the connection range can vary, as walls and other objects will impact it.
How to test if the Key Fob connects to Monimoto?
Leave the Key Fob at home where you usually keep it. Go close to your vehicle, and access App - Device Settings (Phone/Tracker in Bluetooth range) - Manage Key Fobs
If you see it has signal bars, then it means it's still able to connect to your tracker to disarm it.
We suggest to find a different place at home to keep your Key Fob or simply place it in a metal box and reduce the Key Fob connection range.
If it shows "Searching..." it means the keyfob is out of range, and your tracker is able to alarm.
Some users put it under the rear wheel arch on the cross strut for the spring, passenger seat, below the air filter, in the boot of the bike. Try a couple of spots, see if you get the GPS position.
We recommend putting it:
1. Inside the taillight cover on the plastic component.
2. Inside the headlight cover around the speedometer.