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krister
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 Posted - 19 juin 2012 : 22:12:56
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I have many TK102-2 working 24h/day in GPRS mode without any problems. I do not use TK102 any more.
TK102-2 has TLIMIT command, which makes the unit NOT send GPRS data if it has not moved more than x meters since the last time it sent data. It is not a standby mode, but it does the job of saving a lot in battery usage and GPRS traffic. |
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barbudor
France
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krister
Spain
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Posted - 19 juin 2012 : 23:58:20
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Yes, the GPS remains alive, but I think that what drains more the battery is sending GPRS data. I have not done any tests since I hardly use only the internal battery, when I tested long ago with internal battery when sending with GPRS I would get about 12h sending every 60 seconds, and 24h sending every 5 minutes. I do not even remember if that was testing with TK102 or TK102-2, I think TK102, TK102-2 battery life is supposed to be a bit better.
If I have some time I will try to test again using TLIMIT to see if there is really a difference in battery life. |
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xinkai
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Posted - 22 juin 2012 : 00:28:53
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hi Technogoat,
Can you please share some more information on what you know about Coban TCP command format? for example, how to make it continue reporting with a 10s interval?
Thanks!
xinkai
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Originally posted by Technogoat
@siemach
You can also send requests to Coban trackers from your GPRS server.
Note that the GPRS commands do not use the the same format as SMS commands.
eg
**,imei:<imei_number>,B
will tell the tracker to send its position just once
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barbudor
France
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Posted - 22 juin 2012 : 14:04:50
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xinkai,
I gave you the command for periodic reporting in another topic and it is in the users manual :
Send SMS "fix<red><i>sss</i></red>s<red><i>nnn</i></red>n123456"
Where
- sss is the number of seconds between each report : between 010 and 255
- nnn is the total number of report to be sent. Use *** for infinite reporting
For example send "fix010s***n123456" for infinite reporting every 10 seconds.
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sturb
Netherlands
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Posted - 25 juin 2012 : 14:38:02
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Hi there,
I've got two questions concerning my xexun tk102 tracker.
1 - Is there a way to restore the complete defaults? I'm trying to setup 3 authorized numbers through a serial/usb connection but it says "admin fail".
2 - On the last page af the manual it says (something like): can be configured through USB serial connection and GPRS. I'm very interested in the latter. Does anyone now how to connect through GPRS to the device.
I'm guessing through the IP it gets from the carrier. But on which port? and which protocol? UDP?
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krister
Spain
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Posted - 25 juin 2012 : 14:59:17
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@sturb,
Try "format123456" for default settings (format+password).
I know TK102-2 can be configured with USB cable and I think it can also receive GPRS commands, but I have never tried it. I think with TK102 you can not do it.
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barbudor
France
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Posted - 25 juin 2012 : 17:41:09
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Sturb
On the Coban, you can send commands through the return path. You cannot connect to the unit as you don't know its IP (and however it does not listen to incoming socket). But when the unit connects to the server, you send send commands back to it through the socket. See for example how in my sample gateway I send LOAD and ON commands back to the tracker.
The same method can be used to transfer commands to the tracker. At least this works with a Coban. I don't know the GPRS commands for the Xexun. |
Modérateur Forum Traceurs GPS et Suivi GPS Temps Réel, son Index (français) et Les bons plan SIM pour traceurs GPS
Moderator Forum Live GPS Tracking Systems and its Index (english)
CartoExploreur3D | OziPC+OziCE(iPaq314) | TTGoLive950 | Carminat TomTom Live | Tracker Coban GPS-102 |
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MoMM
Brazil
21 Posts |
Posted - 25 juin 2012 : 20:18:16
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| If "format123456" doesnt work, you can also try "restart123456" or "reboot123456". |
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mrdlg2u
USA
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Posted - 27 juin 2012 : 16:12:20
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quote:
Originally posted by sturb
Hi there,
I've got two questions concerning my xexun tk102 tracker.
1 - Is there a way to restore the complete defaults? I'm trying to setup 3 authorized numbers through a serial/usb connection but it says "admin fail".
I reset everything on my TK102b(zhyichina.com)I think it is the coban.
with the "begin123456" (123456is your password)
it also set the password back to 123456.
I have the real time tracking working with gps-server.net and it works great. But the battery life in about 12hours.
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hellogps1
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Posted - 20 juil. 2012 : 17:48:39
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Hi everybody,
I'm looking for software for live tracking TK-102 WITHOUT internet connection.
I have a GSM modem for sending and receiving SMS and I want to be on tour without having to rely on a good internet connection that can load online maps fastly enough.
It might have to use openstreetmaps because it's possible to download the maps there (via the program "Vinking" e.g.)
I need nearly the same as phonetracker location center but there you can only work with google maps, that means you need an internet connection.
Any ideas?
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EcoLed
South Africa
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Posted - 05 août 2012 : 22:47:14
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Hi All
Thanks to all who have posted over the years,I was able to make the right decisions and buy a Xexun that is not a clone.I bought it directly from the factory so I am sure it is genuine. I dealt with David at Xexun and received my order in just over a week in South Africa, outstanding service.
My question is about the GPS antenna, must it be mounted so that it can see the sky through a window or can it be hidden, under the dash or in the boot?
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matrixebiz
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Posted - 09 août 2012 : 22:50:02
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| Hello, the GPS turns off on my GPS102 after 12 hours or more, how can I stop that or a command to start it quickly? |
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matrixebiz
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Posted - 09 août 2012 : 22:58:43
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Originally posted by barbudor
I don't have such issue with my Coban but I never used it for more than 6 to 8 hours continuously (GPRS mode).
The Coban have a standby mode as far as you don't enable GPRS or a move/geofence alarm. In that case it just leave the GSM section on and shutdown the GPS. GPS would be awaken only upon request (menas that it will take 30sec to 1 minute to answer to your call). This is the only way to save battry life.
But if you enable a move/geofence alarm, then the tracker must leave the GPS on which drains the battery within less than 10 hours.
AS far I have read this forum, Xexun TK102 does not have a standby mode. May be TK102-2 ?
Hello, so what is the quickest way to turn GPS back on? I usually send the begin command but that can take 5-20 min before I can get a GPS:OK
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testerics
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Posted - 10 août 2012 : 07:23:13
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Can somebody help me please with last firmware available for my old Xexun TK102? I have problem with sattelite reception (very poor, after ~5 minutes from start).
I have original USB cable and one serial-usb convertor from xexun.
I put some images here: 
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