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Operation Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 6
2. Overview............................................................................................................................................. 8
2-1. Operation modes......................................................................................................................... 8
2-2. Reports sent by device................................................................................................................ 8
2-3. Parameter change........................................................................................................................ 9
2-4. Features ....................................................................................................................................... 9
3. Communication String Format........................................................................................................ 11
3-1. Command format....................................................................................................................... 11
3-2. Report Format............................................................................................................................ 11
4. Configuration ................................................................................................................................... 13
4-1. Network parameters .................................................................................................................. 13
4-2. Reporting parameters ............................................................................................................... 14
4-3. Event Parameters ...................................................................................................................... 16
4-4. GSM Parameters for SMS messaging / phone calling............................................................. 23
4-5. Parameters for various features............................................................................................... 24
4-6. Voltage control parameters ...................................................................................................... 26
4-7. Motion sensor parameters........................................................................................................ 27
4-8. Circular geo-fencing parameters.............................................................................................. 28
4-9. Additional Parameters (TCP/UDP Parameters)........................................................................ 29
4-10. New parameter setting ............................................................................................................ 31
4-11. Telemetry parameters.............................................................................................................. 34
4-12. Driver ID parameters ............................................................................................................... 36
4-12-1. How to add Driver ID.............................................................................................................................36
4-12-2. How to remove Driver ID ......................................................................................................................37
4-12-3. How to get Drive ID...............................................................................................................................37
4-13. How to set Driver Pattern Analysis parameters..................................................................... 38
4-14. Vehicle Engine Information..................................................................................................... 38
4-14-1. How to Set Parameters for Engine Event...........................................................................................38
4-14-2. How to Get ECU Command Parameters.............................................................................................40
4-14-3. Requesting Information about ECU (or ECM) by J1939....................................................................40
4-15. LATAM (Latin America) parameters....................................................................................... 41
4-16. Polygon geo-fence parameters............................................................................................... 44
4-16-1. How to set polygon geo-fence for each group ..................................................................................44
4-16-2. How to set Polygon Service.................................................................................................................48
4-16-3. How to get Information about Polygon Group ..................................................................................48
4-16-4. How to get Information about Positions of the Polygon Group ........................................................49
4-16-5. How to erase Polygon Group ...........................................................................................................49
4-16-6. How to get information about Polygon Service ................................................................................50
4-17. Temperature parameter........................................................................................................... 50
4-18. Coin Machine Parameter......................................................................................................... 52
5. Tracking and route deviation parameters ...................................................................................... 53
5-1. Start/Stop tracking.....................................................................................................................................53
5-2. How to set tracking positions...................................................................................................................53
5-3. Number of tracking positions ...................................................................................................................54
6. Reporting to server.......................................................................................................................... 56
6-1. Status Report............................................................................................................................. 57

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6-1-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................58
6-1-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................63
6-2. Emergency Report..................................................................................................................... 66
6-2-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................67
6-2-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................69
6-3-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................73
6-3-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................75
6-4-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................79
6-4-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................84
6-5. Travel Event Report................................................................................................................... 87
6-5-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................87
6-5-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................88
6-6. Keep-Alive Report...................................................................................................................... 91
6-6-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................91
6-6-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................91
6-7. Data Reporting from External RS232 ....................................................................................... 92
6-7-1. Normal......................................................................................................................................................92
6-7-2. Zip.............................................................................................................................................................93
6-8. Transferring Data to External RS232 Device ........................................................................... 95
6-9. Status String Reporting via SMS.............................................................................................. 96
6-9-1. In case of Back-up method ....................................................................................................................96
6-9-2. In case of Main method ..........................................................................................................................98
6-10. Location query sent via smart phone................................................................................... 100
6-11. Coin Machine Report............................................................................................................. 101
6-11-1. Normal..................................................................................................................................................102
7. Command for General Use............................................................................................................ 103
7-1. Common parts of this command............................................................................................ 103
7-2. Requesting Status................................................................................................................... 103
7-3.Re-setting (Restoring to factory defaults and Rebooting)..................................................... 103
7-4. Pre-setting................................................................................................................................ 104
7-5. ACK of Emergency.................................................................................................................. 105
7-6. Enable1 (‘Activating Output 1’)............................................................................................... 106
7-7. Disable1 (‘Inactivating Output1’) ............................................................................................ 106
7-8. Enable2 (‘Activating Output 2’)............................................................................................... 106
7-9. Disable2 (‘Inactivating Output2’) ............................................................................................ 107
7-10. Enable3 (‘Activating Output 3’)............................................................................................. 107
7-11. Disable3 (‘Inactivating Output3’) .......................................................................................... 107
7-12. Requesting IMSI..................................................................................................................... 108
7-13. Requesting ICCID .................................................................................................................. 108
7-14. Requesting to send information about Device Version ...................................................... 108
7-15.Status Request made by External Device Connected with RS232 of Event Lines............. 109
7-16. AT Commands from RS232................................................................................................... 109
7-17. How to start Counting of Odometer Pulse........................................................................... 110
7-18. How to stop Counting of Odometer Pulse........................................................................... 110
7-19. Request information about RPM value ................................................................................ 111
7-20. Request information about Odometer value........................................................................ 111
7-21. Request Driver ID................................................................................................................... 111
7-22. Request to Release Output Control by Driver ID................................................................. 112
7-23. Request information about telemetry setting parameter.................................................... 112
8. Command for various usages....................................................................................................... 112
8-1. Command on how to erase all the saved reports Erase All ............................................. 113

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8-2. Command on how to set Traveled Distance.......................................................................... 113
8-3. Command on how to initialize Message Number.................................................................. 113
8-4. Command on how to set Hour-Meter ..................................................................................... 114
8-5. Command on how to initialize Circular Geo-fence................................................................ 114
8-6. Command on how to request data relating to Circular Geo-fence....................................... 115
8-6. Command on how to request its Own Phone Number.......................................................... 115
8-7. Command on how to set its Own Phone Number ................................................................. 115
8-8. Command on how to request information about Current Volume Level in Call.................. 117
8-9. Command on how to set Volume Level ................................................................................. 117
8-10. Command on how to Reboot................................................................................................ 117
8-11. Command on how to enable Server Locking....................................................................... 118
8-12. Command on How to Disable Server Locking..................................................................... 118
8-13. Command on How to Restart Anti-Theft 2........................................................................... 118
8-14. Command on how to set SMS Number for Panic Situation................................................ 119
8-15.Command on how to request SMS Number Used in Panic Situation ................................. 119
8-16. Command on how to set Google Map Address................................................................... 119
8-17. Command on how to get Google Map Address................................................................... 120
8-18. Command on how to do Simultaneous Testing for Output 1 & 2 for 30 seconds............. 120
8-19. Command on how to Improve Battery Life .......................................................................... 120
8-20. Request information about the Temperature Sensor ID ..................................................... 121
8-21. Request information about the Temperature....................................................................... 121
9. Detailed Description on Event Lines and Features ..................................................................... 123
9-1. Total 14-pin Event Lines.......................................................................................................... 123
9-1-1. Immobilizer............................................................................................................................................126
9-1-2. Immobilizer2............................................................................................................................................126
9-1-3. Alert of Buzzer.......................................................................................................................................126
9-2. Indication with Two (2) LEDs.................................................................................................. 129
9-2-1. Red LED for GPS...................................................................................................................................129
9-2-2. Blue LED for GPRS...............................................................................................................................129
9-2-3. Phone Call LEDs ...................................................................................................................................130
9-3. Power Saving........................................................................................................................... 131
9-4.Backup Battery ......................................................................................................................... 131
9-5. Motion Sensor.......................................................................................................................... 132
9-6. Protection of Vehicle Battery.................................................................................................. 133
9-7. Route Deviation ....................................................................................................................... 134
9-8. Anti-Theft ................................................................................................................................. 136
9-9. Storage of Reports un-sent..................................................................................................... 141
9-10. Odometer and RPM Calibration............................................................................................ 141
9-11. I-button................................................................................................................................... 142
9-12. Fuel Sensor............................................................................................................................ 143
9-13. Temperature sensor .............................................................................................................. 144
9-13-1. Product Specification.........................................................................................................................144
9-13-2.Product Outside Overview ...................................................................................................................144
9-13-3. Product Installation.............................................................................................................................145
Revisions............................................................................................................................................ 145

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Disclaimer
We, at Suntech, announce that this document and all other related products (i.e. device, firmware, and software)
have been developed by the company, Suntech International Ltd., which is hereinafter referred to as “Suntech”.
The information in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable at the time of releasing. We, at Suntech, also
assume no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this manual, and expressly disclaim any
liability or damages for loss of data, loss of use, and property damage of any kind, direct, incidental or
consequential, in regard to or arising out of the performance or form of the materials presented herein or in any
software program(s) that may accompany this document. When this document is released, it is most compatible
with a specified firmware version. Now that the functionalities of the devices are being developed and improved
continuously from time to time by Suntech, any alteration on the protocol, the firmware functions, the hardware
specifications of the product is subject to change without prior notice.
Copyright
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countries. The information contained in this document cannot be reproduced in any form without prior written
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accordance with any license agreement(s) between the purchaser and Suntech.
Warning
Our customers are required to be aware that connecting the wire inputs can be hazardous to both of the installer
and your vehicle’s electrical system(s) if not done by an experienced installer. This document assumes you are
aware of the inherent dangers of working in installing the device on the vehicle(s) and the machinery.
Document Amendments
When it comes to the firmware version column with specific firmware number, any amendment(s) on the comments
column should be made on this relevant firmware version (and the versions thereafter). Before applying any
changes made in this protocol, you are required to make sure that you have upgraded the firmware suitable for the
specified version.

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1. Introduction
The ST300 (or ST340/ST340LC or their variation models such as ST300B, ST300V, ST300R, ST300A, ST300P,
ST300F, ST300H, ST300C, ST300K, ST340LC, etc.) is a vehicle tracking and controlling device. It is designed to
collect location data through GPS technology, various vehicle conditions through event lines, and interact remotely
with its server by using GSM/GPRS technology.
In order to make the vehicle tracking system work, device should be configured and installed properly on a vehicle
whose geographical position and/or state is desired to be remotely monitored and/or controlled.
Following this “Introduction Chapter” (i.e. Chapter 1.), the Operation Manual is organized as below.
Chapter 2. Overview
This chapter covers fundamental features of the device.
Chapter 3. Communication string format (‘Command’and ‘Report’)
This chapter gives descriptions on the two (2) formats, Command (all the formats received by device) and
Report (sent from the device).
Chapter 4. Configuration
This chapter gives users explanation on how and what parameters are required to be set in configuring
device.
This manual describes setting commands which can be sent with following three options;
Option 1: Setting by PC.
Option 2: Setting by GPRS.
Option 3: Setting by SMS.
Practically special program (named as “SyncTrak”) is used for setting. It enables setting much easier and
multi-setting possible in PC environments.
Chapter 5. Tracking and route deviation parameters
This chapter gives users explanation on how these parameters need to be set if user wants to enable the
device to track moving of vehicle along the routes predefined by the user.
Chapter 6. Reporting to server
This chapter covers when and what reports are sent back to the server by device.
Chapter 7. Command for general use
This chapter describes what commands the server sends to its device.

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Chapter 8. Commands for various usages
This chapter gives users explanation on what commands can be made in addition to the commands
described in the Chapter 7.
Chapter 9. Detailed description on event lines and special features
This chapter gives users detailed information on key features of the device and on how to operate the
device if the events occur after configuring the parameters related to such events.
Please note that this Operation Manual is for the standard model. In case specific requirements are incorporated
into this Manual, such a manual applies only for the case.
For overall operation including installation, in addition to the ‘Operation Manual’, users should refer to other
documents such as Installation Manual, Technical Data Sheet, Firmware OTA (over-the-air) Manual, Buyer Change
Guide, Trace Log, Assembly Guide and so on.

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2. Overview
Main function of device installed on a vehicle is to report vehicle location and status to its monitoring server at
predefined interval and to deliver command coming from the server for activating any appliance connected to the
device.
2-1. Operation modes
The device works in one of the three (3) operation modes below.
Driving mode:
This mode starts when ‘Ignition’of the vehicle is ON.
Parking mode:
This mode is operational when ‘Ignition’is OFF for duration longer than the pre-defined time (‘T1’).
In the parking mode, the device can get into special modes for power saving like ‘Sleep mode’ and ‘Deep
sleep mode’. These power saving modes are described in more details in the end of this document.
Emergency mode:
This mode works either when panic button is ON or when one of any predefined events occurs.
2-2. Reports sent by device
There are 7types of report/response sent by device to the server as follows:
Status report (made in string / made in zip),
Status string report (made in string) sent via SMS
Emergency report,
Event report,
Keep-alive report,
Alert (**),
Data report delivered through External RS232
Note (**): In addition to the reports periodically sent to the server as described above, device also sends
some alerts. For instance, device sends the server such an alert if the vehicle moves under the parking
mode or if the connected Input Line is changed.

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Suntech can also increase this capacity up to a certain level if a customer of the device wants to do so. As soon as
the reporting condition for the device is recovered, the device starts sending all those accumulated reports
according to the following rule:
- Emergency (the most important) Command Response Alert Status ReportAlive (the lowest priority)
This means that the emergency report is the first one that should be sent right after the GPRS network condition is
recovered.
2-3. Parameter change
Parameters which have already been set on the device can be changed via GPRS or via SMS or via RS232
connected with PC/ST50if a user needs to do so. Some controlling functions can also be implemented in the same
way.
How to change values of the current parameters is described in detail in Chapter 4 of this document.
2-4. Features
Key features of the ST300device are as follows:
- Power Saving Modes (Power Down Modes)
- LED Indicators
The LEDs indicate GPRS and GPS status. It is helpful to check what error(s) and why such an error has
occurred.
- Event Lines
Device has 2 output lines, 3 input lines and one ignition line.
** The ST300F uses the <OUTPUT2> line to control power for the fuel sensor(s).
- Upgrading Firmware by Over The Air (Firmware OTA)
In case ‘firmware’of the device has an (some) error(s) or needs to be upgraded to provide the user with
newly implemented services, the device can upgrade its internal ROM file by over the air (Firmware OTA),
remotely via GPRS. The users do not need to visit the vehicle individually to download the new firmware on
those vehicles.
How to do OTA is described in detail in the “SunTech_OTA_UA_Protocol” document.
- Parking Lock
Device is able to check if the vehicle moves away from the pre-defined parking boundary or starts moving
without having a mode of the ignition on. In case the device recognizes such an unauthorized moving or
driving, it sends an emergency report immediately.
- Over-Speed
Device checks speed of the vehicle and sends to the server an alert if the vehicle runs faster than the
predefined over-speed threshold values.
- Checking Connectivity of GPS Antenna

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Device alerts when GPS antenna is disconnected. It is applicable only to the device models which have the
external antenna.
- Checking Status of Main Power Source
Device recognizes its connectivity with the main power source (i.e. vehicle’s battery) and is able to inform
the server about status on whether or not the main power line is disconnected. The device is also able to
inform the server about the voltage level status of the main power source and informs the server in case the
voltage level of the main power source drops down below the pre-set value. This function is applicable to
battery-installed device models only.
- Alerting Battery Error
Device sends an alert when a battery charging error occurs. This function is applicable only to the device
models available with back-up battery.

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3. Communication String Format
All the communication messages exchanged between device and its server should be in the form of STRING as
described below. Each ‘Report’can be compressed in ZIP. Every ‘Field’is separated with semicolon. All the report
string triggered by device ends with a mark, ‘＼r’ (0x0d).
3-1. Command format
The following format is used when the server sends command message to the device(s) as shown in the below
table. The ‘Value’ (or Indicating Mark) and its ‘Meaning’are described individually.
The parts consisting of ‘Fields’are capitalized for naming like:
“HDR”stands for the header, “DEV_ID”for device identification number, “VER”for version, Field 1, Field 2, etc.
HDR
DEV_ID
VER
Field 1
Field 2
…
Field n
Field
Value (or Mark)
Meaning
HDR
String
“ST300” + Command type.
DEV_ID
9 char
Device ID.
VER
“02”
Protocol Version. This is fixed with “02”.
Field 1 ~ n
String
Contents.
The ‘Device ID’(consisting of9digits)is a unique number that each device should have. It is equal to the last 9 digits
of IMEI numbers shown on the back label of the device. Whenever the server sends a command message, it
designates a specific device along with the unique identification number of the device as a command receiver. And
then, the device recognizes a fact that it has received the command message and responds to the server with a
relevant response or a relevant action to be taken. This is how a normal communication is made between the
server and its device.
On the other hand, sometimes, a very bad GPRS connection between a device and the server may consequently
bring about a bad result that the specified command message would be delivered NOT to the targeted device BUT
to other device. In such a situation, the wrong device does not accept the command message because the device
ID number of the message does not match the ID number of the wrong device.
However, we might consider a situation in which a command message is delivered to a device via RS232. In such
a situation the device accepts the command message even though the device ID number of that command
message is NOT its own one.
3-2. Report Format
The contents of the following table show what messages and how they are delivered to the server in response to
the command that the server has sent to the device(s) by requesting the device(s) to respond with.
HDR
DEV_ID
SW_VER
Field 1
Field 2
…
Field n
Field
Value (or Mark)
Meaning
HDR
String
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DEV_ID
9 char
Device ID.
VER
“001”
Software version that the device has.
Field 1 ~ n
String
Contents.

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4. Configuration
Before a device starts being operated, its parameters should be set first. This chapter shows the string to be sent to
device.
There are 3 options of sending string.
Option 1: by using PC.
Option 2: by using GSM/GPRS network.
Option 3: by messaging via SMS.
In practice, configuration can be made more efficiently with ‘SyncTrak’, i.e. a setting tool provided by Suntech.
Once a device receives a command from the server, it gets back to the server with a relevant response. Device
also changes some parameters (if it is required to do so) or takes an action as instructed below as per the
command sent by the server.
4-1. Network parameters
The following table shows how and what parameters are required to be set so that the device can be connected
with network. As shown in the bottom part of this table, an ‘<Example>’of ‘[command]’and ‘[response]’are made in
string respectively when the configuration for the networking is completed.
HDR
DEV_ID
VER
AUTH
APN
USER_ID
USER_PWD
SEVER_IP
SEVER_PORT
B_SEVER_IP
B_SEVER_IP
SMS_NO
PIN_NO
Field
Marks
Value
Meaning
HDR
“ST300NTW”
Command type of Header.
DEV_ID
9 char
Device ID.
VER
“02”
Protocol Version.
AUTH
‘0’/‘1’/’A’
GPRS authentication:
0: PAP(‘NO’in ‘SyncTrak’).
1: CHAP(‘YES’in‘SyncTrak’).
A: Automatic GPRS set.
In this case, parameters for APN, USER_ID and
USER_PWD field should remain empty.
APN
String
Access Point Name.
USER_ID
String
ID for GPRS Access.
USER_PWD
String
Password for GPRS Access.
SEVER_IP
String
Server IP Address.
SEVER_PORT
String
Server Port.
B_SEVER_IP
String
IP Address of Backup Server.
B_SEVER_PORT
String
Port of Backup Server.
SMS_NO
String
Phone number that will receive the SMS report sent by the
device.
This can be used for backup in the area where GPRS
condition is not good. Or, it can be used as a main report
receiver when IP and Port are unavailable.If it is not used, it
should remain empty.
PIN_NO
String
PIN Number to release PIN lock if it is enabled.

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<Example>
[command] ST300NTW;100850000;02;0;internet;;;111.111.111.111;8600;;;;
[response] ST300NTW;Res;100850000;010;0;internet;;; 111.111.111.111;8600;;;;
ST300NTW;Res;100850000;010;A1;tim.br;tim;tim; 111.111.111.111;8600;;;;
<Note>:
** If network does not require User ID and Password, these fields should remain empty.
Automatic Setting for GPRS Network
If you set the device to ‘Automatic GPRS Set’, the device will automatically set the parameters for GPRS with
the data available on the inserted SIM card.
For instance, if Airtel SIM is inserted, the device will set ‘AUTH’to ‘0’, ‘APN’to ‘airtelgprs.com’, ‘USER_ID and
USER_PASS’to empty respectively.
And then, the device reports response string after adding real GPRS parameters, if ‘Automatic GPRS Set’is
selected.
DNS
SERVER_IP and B_SERVER_IP field can be filled with direct IP address (for example 111.111.111.111) or
domain name (for example, suntechint.com). If this field is written by domain, the device will find real IP address
by DNS and sends reports to IP address.
4-2. Reporting parameters
Device responds to the command(s) with the relevant report or response periodically at a time interval or at a
travelled distance interval of the vehicle that has already been predefined by user. Such are response sent back to
the server includes SMS message (if the device user has already configured SMS messaging functionality). The
following table shows how to set those parameters.
In bottom part of the table, the following table also shows how and what parameters should be set to utilize
functions like:
‘Angle Report’, that is used for displaying the historic path more accurately or saving network cost while
the vehicle is driving on straight roads for long time.
‘FIFO’ or ‘LIFO’, should be selected to determine a sequential order if buffer of the device is completely full
of reports. For more information, take a look at the description made in the bottom part of the table below.
HDR
DEV_ID
VER
T1
T2
T3
A1
SND_DIST
T4
SMS_T1
SMS_T2
SMS_PACK_NO
Field
Marks
Value
Meaning
HDR
“ST300RPT”
Command type.
DEV_ID
9 char
Device ID.
VER
“02”
Protocol Version.
T1
String
Sec
Interval to be set to send a Status Report in parking mode:
Range: 0 ~ 86400.
If 0, a report in parking will be sent only one time when
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T2
String
Sec
Interval to be set to send a Status Report in driving mode:
Range: 0 ~ 60000.
If 0, a report in driving will be sent only one time when
vehicle starts driving.
T3
String
Sec
Interval to be set to send a Status Report in emergency
mode:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
If 0, an emergency report will be sent only one time when an
emergency state occurs.
A1
String
Number of attempts to send an emergency report until the
device gets acknowledgement from the server:
If 0, no Emergency Report will be sent.
If 65500, unlimited report until get ACK from Server.
SND_DIST
String
Meter
Distance interval to be set when the device sends a Status
Report:
Range: 0 ~ 60000 (60km).
If 0, a Status Report on traveled distance is disabled.
If not 0, a Status Report is sent when traveled distance
reaches the predefined SND_DIST.
T4
String
Sec
Interval to be set to send the Keep Alive string.
SMS_T1
String
Min
Interval to be set to send a Status Report in parking mode.
SMS_T2
String
Min
Interval to be set to send a Status Report in driving mode.
SMS_PACK_NO
String
Report No in one SMS message.
<Example>
[command] ST300RPT;100850000;02;180;120;60;3;0;0;0;0;0
[response] ST300RPT;Res;100850000;010;180;120;60;3;0;0;0;0;0
<Note>:
** If a reporting interval is set with a big number, the network may disconnect GPRS connection because GPRS
communication does not make a progress for a long time. So, the device may not receive the command via
GPRS. “T4”will be used to prevent such a disconnection by sending a short data for short time.
** The ‘Keep Alive’ report is sent only when the device has no data to be sent for the time of the interval ‘T4’.

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4-3. Event Parameters
In order to set these parameters properly, read carefully the contents and <Example> along with <Note> described
in the bottom inside the table below.
HDR
DEV_ID
VER
IGNITION
T1
T2
IN1_TYPE
IN2_TYPE
IN3_TYPE
IN1_CHAT
IN2_CHAT
IN3_CHAT
OUT1_TYPE
OUT2_TYPE
OUT1_ACTIVE
OUT2_ACTIVE
PULSE1_NO
PULSE1_ON
PULSE1_OFF
PULSE2_NO
PULSE2_ON
PULSE2_OFF
IN4_TYPE
IN5_TYPE
IN4_CHAT
IN5_CHAT
BAUD
Field
Marks
Value
Meaning
HDR
“ST300EVT”
Command type.
DEV_ID
9 char
Device ID.
VER
“02”
Protocol Version.
IGNITION
‘0’ ~ ‘3’
Ignition using state:
0: Not use ignition.
1: Use ignition Line.
2: Virtual ignition (power).
3: Virtual ignition (motion).
T1
String
Sec
Delay in entering Parking mode after ‘Ignition’goes to OFF.
Please see more detail in Figure 4-3-1 below this table.
T2
String
Sec
Delay in entering Active mode after ‘Ignition’goes to ON.

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IN1_TYPE
‘0’~ ‘15’
0 = Falling Edge.
1 = Rising Edge.
2 = Both Edge (Falling & Rising).
3 = Panic Button.
4 = Call1 Button.
5 = Call 2 Button.
6 = Reserved.
7 = Anti-Theft Button.
11 = Door Sensor.
13 = Disable Immobilizer if it’s activated by Jammer
Detector.
15 = Anti-Theft Button 2.
Default = ‘3’.
In case of ST300A , ST300H:
17 = Hmeter (For more details about Hmeter, please refer to
the “Note”written on the bottom of this table.)
In case the FW of ST300B supports the ‘Coin Machine’
function:
16 = Use Coin Machine
17 = Speaker Volume Up Button
Only the device that includes voice option (audio circuit) can
be set to ‘Call1 Button’or ‘Call2 Button’.
IN2_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ‘15’/ ‘18’
14 = TPS (works only in ST300P, fixed to the input2)
18=I-Button (works only in ST300Hand ST300A, fixed in the
input 2).
Default = ‘2’.
Only the device that includes voice option (audio circuit) can
be set to ‘Call1 Button’or ‘Call2 Button’.

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IN3_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ‘15’
In case of 300V, 300R, 300A, 300F, 300H, 300C, 300K :
0 = Falling Edge.
1 = Rising Edge.
2 = Both Edge (Falling & Rising).
3 = Panic Button.
4 = Call1 Button.
5 = Call 2 Button.
6 = ADC.
7 = Anti-Theft Button.
11 = Door Sensor.
13 = Disable Immobilizer if it’s activated by Jammer
Detector.
15 = Anti-Theft Button 2.
Default = ‘2’.
Only the device that includes voice option (audio circuit) can
be set to ‘Call1 Button’or ‘Call2 Button’.
In case of 300P
14 = TPS (works only on ST300P, fixed to the input2)
In case of 300A , 300H
17 = Hmeter (For more detail, please refer to “Note”written
on the bottom of this table.
Others :
Same as IN1_TYPE.
Default = ‘2’.
IN1_CHAT
String
100ms
Input1 chattering time:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
Default = 3 sec.
If 0, Input1 is not checked.
You should set this value to ‘1’, if Input1 Type is set to ‘Use
Coin Machine’.
IN2_CHAT
String
100ms
Input2 chattering time:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
Default = 2 sec.
If ‘0’, the input2 is not checked.
IN3_CHAT
String
100ms
Input3 chattering time:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
Default = 2 sec.
If ‘0’, the input3 should not be set.

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OUT1_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ‘5’/
‘8’ ~ ‘9’
0 = GPIO.
1 = immobilizer.
2 = Immobilizer & Auto active.
Auto Active means that immobilizer is activated
automatically when the vehicle starts being parked.
3 = Pulse.
4 = LED Out for indicating Call Status. Refer to 9-2-3 of this
document for more detail.
5 = Buzzer.
8 = Immobilizer 2.
9 = Auto Immobilizer 2.
OUT2_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ‘5’/
‘8’ ~ ‘9’
Same as OUT1_TYPE.
In case of 300F
OUT2_TYPE shall be set as GPIO.
OUT1_ACTIVE
‘0’ or ‘1’
0 = Open when out1 is active.
1 = GND when out1 is active.
OUT2_ACTIVE
‘0’or ‘1’
0 = Open when out2 is active.
1 = GND when out2 is active.
In case of 300F
OUT2_ACTIVEshall be set to ‘1’.
PULSE1_NO
String
Pulse number when the out1 type is set to pulse:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
If Pulse Number is 9999, pulsing runs permanently.
PULSE1_ON
String
100ms
Active time of Pulse1:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
It should be set with an even number.
PULSE1_OFF
String
100ms
Inactive time of Pulse1:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
It should be set with an even number.
PULSE2_NO
String
Pulse number when out2 type set to pulse:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
If Pulse Number is 9999, pulsing runs permanently.
PULSE2_ON
String
100ms
Active time of pulse2:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
It should be set with an even number.
PULSE2_OFF
String
100ms
Inactive time of Pulse2:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
It should be set with an even number.

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IN4_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ’15’
Or
‘9’
In case of ST300P:
14 = TPS (works only in ST300P, fixed in the input2)
Case that an extra event IN4is available:
Same as IN1_TYPE.
Case that an extra event IN4 is not available:
IN4_TYPE should be ‘9’.
9 = ‘No Use’.
IN5_TYPE
‘0’ ~ ’15’
Or
‘9’
In case of ST300P:
14 = TPS (works only in ST300P, fixed in the input2)
In case that an extra event IN5 can be supported :
Same as IN1_TYPE.
In case that an extra event IN5 is not available:
IN5_TYPE should be ‘9’.
9 = ‘No Use’.
IN4_CHAT
String
Chattering time when an extra event IN4is available:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
If 0, ‘Input 4’is not checked.
When the extra event IN4 is not available, it should be ‘0’.
IN5_CHAT
String
Chattering time when extra event IN5 is available:
Range: 0 ~ 9999.
If ‘0’, ‘Input 5’is not checked.
When an extra event IN5 is not available, it should be ‘0’.
BAUD
‘0’ ~ ‘6’
It is available when RS232 is supported for extra events.
The following numbers (0 to 6) show their Baud-rates
accordingly as shown below.
0 = No use.
1 = 4800bps.
2 = 9600bps.
3 = 19200bps.
4 = 38400bps.
5 = 115200bps.
6 = 2400bps.
If the device does not support RS232, it should be 0.
Don’t use the software flow control, if you use RS232.
In case of ST300F
BAUD shall be set to ‘2’(9600bps).
<Example>
[command] ST300EVT;100850000;02;1;60;0;3;2;2;30;20;20;1;0;1;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0
[response] ST300EVT;Res;100850000;010;1;60;0;3;2;2;30;20;20;1;0;1;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0
<Note>: