iCar protocol devices on TrackeraX

The iCar protocol devices is a GPS tracker that works with TrackeraX over the icar protocol on port 7013. From the platform it accepts custom commands. The server decodes 4 alarm types from this protocol, such as overspeed, power cut and sos.

iCar protocol devices

Technical sheet

Brand
Icar
Model
iCar protocol devices
Protocol
icar
Port
7013

See the icar protocol

How to connect it to TrackeraX

  1. Insert a SIM card with mobile data and set the APN of your carrier on the device.
  2. Set the server to the domain of your TrackeraX platform and the port 7013 (icar protocol).
  3. Create the device in TrackeraX with its IMEI or identifier and choose the iCar protocol devices model.
  4. Wait for the first position and turn the parameters above into sensors and alerts.

The exact commands to set the APN and server depend on the firmware: check the manufacturer's manual or ask our support team.

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 icar 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
  • Battery level batteryLevel
  • Blocked blocked
  • Door door
  • Fuel fuel
  • Ignition ignition
  • Odometer odometer
  • GSM signal rssi
  • Satellites sat
  • Steps steps

Numbered inputs and sensors

  • IO elements (io1, io2…)
  • Temperature sensors (temp1, temp2…)

Alarms the protocol can report

  • Overspeed overspeed
  • Power cut powerCut
  • SOS sos
  • Vibration vibration

Protocol-specific attributes

engine · immobilizer · sentry · sleep · turnovers · wake

Other Icar models

All Icar models

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