Tramigo T23 Fleet User manual

Tramigo Manager OEM installed on PC
T23 Fleet USB Cable
The Best Selling GPS/GSM Tracker in the World.
T23 Fleet GPRS
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T23 Fleet has the new options in which you can send commands and receive reports via SMS, GPRS or both SMS & GPRS connection.
GPRS mode (also called Data Mode) is a mobile feature that allows you to access or connect to the unit via the internet. Through GPRS connection,
you can also update or configure your unit remotely. The following information will give you the idea on how to setup GPRS on the T23 Fleet device.
TIPS TO REMEMBER
Following commands can be sent via SMS or Tramigo Manager OEM.
Send the following commands to configure automatic reporting. “R” refers to REPORT cammand and “10” is the allocated user
number for GPRS server, all reports will be sent to GPRS server. All settings mentioned can be listed and saved as CF file.
THIS DOCUMENT REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE FOLLOWED T23 FLEET QUICK START FIRST BEFORE PROCEEDING.
Know the GPRS settings for data connection enabling, such as APN, check you mobile network provider.
Send: GPRS,APN,<APN>,<APN user>,<APN password>
Leave blank if there is No APN username or No APN password
T23 Fleet Response: Tramigo: GPRS connection process started, 12:07 Sept 8
reports: none, 14.55913, 121.01956, 12:08 Sept 8
Send: GPRS,Connect,gprs server IP,port,tcp (default port = 9566)
e.g. GPRS,Connect,123.123.123.123,9566,tcp
GPRS will use data connection for traffic, the amount of data used should be specified to match the selected plan (for e.g. 10 MB or 20 MB/month).
REQUIREMENTS:
GSM/GPRS SIM Card
SIM Card enrolled to data plan Customer can also run their own GPRS server
Customer has to run a M1Fleet Enterprise server on a dedicated server running on a public IP
and with modem installed.
Step 1. Prepare
Step 2. Setup
GPRS,APN,Etisalat
Tramigo: GPRS APN was set,
12:03 Sept 8
T23 FLEET
SEND
STEP
1
One (1) report is in average 500 bytes (0.5 KB).
GPRS CONNECTION IS NOT APPLICABLE TO M1MOVE or any MOBILE PHONE GPRS.
Modem (SMS messages) can be used as backup especially for the alarm messages.
STEP
2
STEP
2
Send: Set,GPRSMsgResponse,<0/1/2>
Note: Use this if you want confirmation for ALL messages,
default is 1 which will confirm Trip and Alarm messages.
Set,GPRSMsgResponse,2
SEND
Tramigo: Set, parameter
gprsmsgresponse. value 2,
12:05 Sept 8
Step 3. Connect
STEP
1
T23 Fleet Response 1: Tramigo: Status: Parked, GPS: 81%, GSM: 80%, GPRS: StartConnect, battery: 63% (charging),
reports: none, 14.55913, 121.01956, 12:10 Sept 8
T23 Fleet Response 2: Tramigo: Status: Parked, GPS: 81%, GSM: 80%, GPRS: Connected, battery: 64% (charging),
Send: STATUS (to check connectivity status)
//turn on FIND reporting every 5 minutes when in trip, then every 30 minutes when not in trip, every 3 hours
R,10,F,5,3,30
Step 4. Track
R,10,ST,5,,30
R,10,Speed,160
R,10,Ignition,ON
R,10,Power,ON
R,10,Trip,ON
//turn on STATUS reporting every 5 minutes when in trip, 30 minutes when not
//turn on TRIP reporting
//turn on POWER reporting
//turn on IGNITION reporting
//turn on SPEED alarm reporting with 160km/s (160 is changeable)
Registered GPRS modem SIM from Server
Configuration file for GPRS
T23 FLEET

The Best Selling GPS/GSM Tracker in the World.
T23 Fleet GPRS
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GPRS Setup via Tramigo Manager OEM
Creating Configuration File (CF FILE)
Loading Config File thru Tramigo Manager OEM
you want to keep the file.
GPRS Commands
// CF file for connecting to GPRS
// xxx is the APN, yyy is the APN username, zzz is the APN password
GPRS,APN,xxx,yyy,zzz
// reporting every 5 minutes when in trip, every 30 minutes when not, every 3hrs
R,10,F,5,3,30
// status every 5 minutes when in trip, 30 minutes when not
R,10,ST,5,,30
// trip reports
R,10,Trip,On
// power reporting
R,10,Power,on
// Ignition reporting
R,10,Ignition,on
// speed alarm
R,10,Speed,160
//send ping to server when there is a report to send only
Set,GPRSPingResponse,2
//require confirmation from server to all sent messages
Set,GPRSMsgResponse,2
// xxx is the server name, yyy is the server port which is 9566 as default
GPRS,Connect,xxxx,yyyy,TCP
BOOT
4. Name the file as “T23 Fleet GPRS Config.CF” then click “Save”.
1. Copy all configuration details above into a notepad application
on your computer.
2. Change accordingly the XXX,YYY,ZZZ parts in the configuration details.
3. Click “File” and choose “Save As”, browse on desired location where
3. Click “Load Configuration” button and browse for the previously
saved “T23 Fleet GPRS Config.CF” file.
4. Click then click “OK” button or simple double-click on the browsed CF
file. All above commands will be listed while loading it. Once loading
is complete, wait till you receive a status report that tells
“GPRS: Connected” then you’re done.
1. Connect T23 Fleet to PC via T23 Fleet USB cable.
DO NOT FORGET TO POWER ON THE UNIT.
2. Open Tramigo Manager OEM and wait until
the connection status gives out com port number.
COMMAND INFO/EXAMPLE: DESCRIPTION:
Set,GPRSPingResponse,<0/1/2>
sent by the device to the server.
Response for every ping connecon: “gprs,ack,ping”
Used to set a flag for requiring response to the PING message
0 - No response to ping
1 - Response needed, sent every pingFrequency
Set,GPRSMsgResponse,<0/1/2>
by the device to the server. NOTE: Alarm messages are TRIP
report, IGNITION report and all other event triggered reports.
Used to set a flag for requiring response to the message sent
0 - No response to ping
1 - Response to alarm reports needed
Set,GprsMinReconnectDelay,X
to GPRS when it gets disconnected due to error.
Sets the manimum delay for the device before it reconnects
Set,GprsMinReconnectDelay,30 X = in seconds
Set,GprsMaxReconnectDelay,X
to GPRS when it gets disconnected due to error.
repormeout is less than 60 seconds, meaning no automac
switching to atmode)
Sets the maximum delay for the device before it reconnects
Set,GprsMaxReconnectDelay,15 X = in minutes
Set,GprsNoConnectTimeout,X Timeout when device cannot establish a connecon to server
Set,GprsNoConnectTimeout,60 X = in minutes
Set,GPRSMinResetTimeout,X Minimum delay before device reset its connecon aer error
Set,GPRSMinResetTimeout,30 X = in seconds
Set,GprsMsgResponseTimeout,X Timeout to message send via gprs
Set,GprsMsgResponseTimeout,30 X = in seconds
Set,GprsCyclicReportTimeout,X Timeout for the next sending of find/status report
Set,GprsCyclicReportTimeout,60 X = in seconds
Set,GprsSmsCheckTimeout,X meout for next checking of SMS (used only when gprscyclic
Set,GprsSmsCheckTimeout,5 X = in minutes
GPRS,ClearFlash Clears the GPRS reports saved on the flash and on the buffer
GPRS,Disconnect Disconnects GPRS connecon. GPRS,autostart will be disabled.
GPRS,Reset Reset the gprs connecon of the device to the server
2 - Response to all reports needed
meout (see set,pingFrequency command )
2 - Ping is sent only when there is a report to send and
the pingFrequency meout has already lapsed
Set,PingFrequency,X Timeout for the next sending of ping message via gprs
Set,PingFrequency,10 X = in minutes