With SweTrack Live, you can choose to receive alarm notifications (push notifications) when your device triggers a specific event. In SweTrack Live, you can freely choose which push notifications you want to appear. Below we go through how to find and change your notification settings, both on mobile and on the browser.
Not receiving any notifications on your mobile? Then troubleshoot with the following article: Push notifications not appearing.
SweTrack Live for mobile
Start by navigating to the Control Panel that you reach by tapping the fifth icon from the left in the lower navigation menu.
Then tap Notification settings.
. 
Here you have all the options on which notifications you want to appear when your device triggers a specific event. To activate an option, press the gray toggle bar, it will then go from gray to blue. Blue means that the option is activated.
Below is an overview of all options:
Online - Sends a notification when the device connects to the network and sends location data. This is usually in conjunction with a new movement being noted.
Offline - Sends a notification when the device disconnects from the network and stops sending out location data. This usually happens in conjunction with the vehicle being parked for more than 10 minutes.
Ignition on - Sends a notification when the device detects voltage on the ignition cable, ie the ignition has been switched on (note that this only works if the orange cable is connected to the ignition)
Ignition off - Sends a notification when the device detects voltage drop on the ignition cable, ie the ignition has been switched off (note that this only works if the orange cable is connected to the ignition)
Geofence Enter - Sends a notification when the device enters a defined geofence area.
Geofence Exit - Sends a notification when the device exits a defined geofence area.
Overspeeding alert - Sends a notification when the device exceeds a predefined speed limit. (Read Edit a device & delete a device) for information on how to set a speed limit for your vehicle)
Vibration - Sends a notification when the device detects vibration/movement.
Low battery - Send a notification when the battery level of your device is low.
All - Activates all notifications above.
SweTrack Live for browsers
Start by first clicking on the Control Panel, which is the last option in the left menu.
Then click on Notification Settings.
Here you have all the options on which notification you want to appear when your device triggers a specific event. To activate an option, press the gray toggle bar, it will then go from gray to blue. Blue means that the option is activated.
Below is an overview of all options:
Online - Sends a notification when the device connects to the network and sends location data. This is usually in connection with a new movement being noted.
Offline - Sends a notification when the device disconnects from the network and stops sending out location data. This usually happens in connection with the vehicle being parked for more than 10 minutes.
Ignition on - Sends a notification when the device detects voltage on the ignition cable, ie the ignition has been switched on (note that this only works if the orange cable is connected to the ignition)
Ignition off - Sends a notification when the device detects voltage drop on the ignition cable, ie the ignition has been switched off (note that this only works if the orange cable is connected to the ignition)
Geofence Enter - Sends a notification when the device enters a defined geofence area.
Geofence Exit - Sends a notification when the device exits a defined geofence area.
Overspeeding alert - Sends a notification when the device exceeds a predefined speed limit. (Read Edit a device & delete a device) for information on how to set the speed of your vehicle)
Vibration - Sends a notification when the device detects vibration/movement.
Low battery - Send a notification when the battery level of your device is low.
All - Activates all notifications above.
Can I make the sound really loud, like a siren, when my SweTrack device sends an alarm?
This is a very common question and unfortunately the answer is no. Due to technical limitations, the notifications from the SweTrack app will have the same sound volume as the system volume (ring volume). The sound that is played when you receive a notification from the SweTrack app is always the system's default tone for notifications ("Tri-tone" on iOS, the manufacturer's note sound on Android).
What do you mean by "technical limitations"?
When developing iOS & Android applications, you must adhere to Apple's and Google's rules on how an application should be designed. A rule, function and limitation that exists in these operating systems is that it is impossible to exceed the current system volume (current ring volume). Regardless of whether we would like it to be able to exceed it here, it is technically impossible.
Finally, it is also impossible to exceed the maximum volume available on the phone, that is: if the phone's volume is at maximum volume, it is not possible to make it sound any louder.