gps103 protocol

TrackeraX decodes the gps103 protocol on port 6001. These are the devices that use it, the data it reports and the commands you can send to them.

Port
6001 / 6023
Models
29
Brands
3

Devices that use gps103

Commands you can send from TrackeraX

Available from the web platform and the apps. The custom command sends any text the device firmware accepts.

  • Engine stop engineStop
  • Engine resume engineResume
  • Arm alarm alarmArm
  • Disarm alarm alarmDisarm
  • Request position positionSingle
  • Reporting interval positionPeriodic
  • Stop reporting positionStop
  • Request photo requestPhoto
  • Engine stop (custom) customEngineStop
  • Engine resume (custom) customEngineResume
  • Custom command custom

Data reported by the gps103 protocol

Parameters the server decodes from this protocol. In TrackeraX you turn them into sensors, alerts and reports. Each model reports the ones its firmware and wiring allow.

  • Battery voltage battery
  • Charging charge
  • Coolant temperature coolantTemp
  • Door door
  • Driver ID (RFID / iButton) driverUniqueId
  • Fault codes (DTC) dtcs
  • Engine load engineLoad
  • Fuel fuel
  • Fuel consumption fuelConsumption
  • HDOP hdop
  • Engine hours hours
  • Ignition ignition
  • Photo image
  • OBD speed obdSpeed
  • Odometer odometer
  • RPM rpm
  • GSM signal rssi
  • Satellites sat
  • Throttle throttle

Numbered inputs and sensors

  • Temperature sensors (temp1, temp2…)

Alarms the protocol can report

  • Accident accident
  • Bonnet open bonnet
  • Door door
  • Fault fault
  • Foot brake footBrake
  • Fuel leak fuelLeak
  • Geofence geofence
  • Low battery lowBattery
  • Movement movement
  • Overspeed overspeed
  • Power cut powerCut
  • SOS sos
  • Temperature temperature
  • Vibration vibration

Protocol-specific attributes

error · fuel1 · fuel2 · sensorId · sensorVoltage

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