megastek protocol
TrackeraX decodes the megastek protocol on port 6024. These are the devices that use it, the data it reports and the commands you can send to them.
- Port
- 6024
- Models
- 31
- Brands
- 1
Devices that use megastek
- Megastek GMT-368
- Megastek GMT-368SQ
- Megastek GMT368s
- Megastek GPT-69
- Megastek GT-89
- Megastek GT-99
- Megastek GVT-369
- Megastek GVT-390
- Megastek GVT-500
- Megastek GVT-510
- Megastek GVT430
- Megastek GVT800
- Megastek MT-90
- Megastek MT-100
- Megastek MT200x
- Megastek XT-007
- Megastek MS-100
- Megastek MT-60X
- Megastek MT-90x
- Megastek MT60PRO
- Megastek MT65
- Megastek MT65PLUS
- Megastek MT80Q
- Megastek MT80T
- Megastek MT90N
- Megastek MT110
- Megastek MT300
- Megastek MT400
- Megastek MT500
- Megastek S921
- Megastek XT7
Commands you can send from TrackeraX
Available from the web platform and the apps. The custom command sends any text the device firmware accepts.
- Custom command
custom
Data reported by the megastek 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 level
batteryLevel - Charging
charge - Driver ID (RFID / iButton)
driverUniqueId - HDOP
hdop - Heart rate
heartRate - Digital inputs
input - Odometer
odometer - Digital outputs
output - Satellites
sat - Visible satellites
satVisible - Steps
steps
Numbered inputs and sensors
- Analog inputs (adc1, adc2…)
- Temperature sensors (temp1, temp2…)
Alarms the protocol can report
- Fatigue driving
fatigueDriving - Fault
fault - Geofence entry
geofenceEnter - Geofence exit
geofenceExit - GPS antenna cut
gpsAntennaCut - Harsh cornering
hardCornering - Lock
lock - Low battery
lowBattery - Low power
lowPower - Low speed
lowspeed - Overspeed
overspeed - Power cut
powerCut - Power off
powerOff - Power on
powerOn - Power restored
powerRestored - SOS
sos - Unlock
unlock - Vibration
vibration
Protocol-specific attributes
activityTime · belt · deepSleepTime · lightSleepTime