Universal Parameters - 146 - Bluetooth

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Table of Contents
10: Network / SMS / Report Settings ................................................................................................. 3
Network Tab ................................................................................................................................................... 3
SMS/CALL Tab ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Report Settings Tab ...................................................................................................................................... 10
11: Assign Headers – Status Report ............................................................................................... 16
12: Assign Headers – Alert Report .................................................................................................. 17
13: Alert Config 1 .............................................................................................................................. 18
14: Alert Config 2 .............................................................................................................................. 26
16: Mode Configuration and Profile Settings.................................................................................. 34
Mode Config Tab .......................................................................................................................................... 34
Profile Setting Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 38
17: Ignition / Inputs / Outputs .......................................................................................................... 42
Ignition Tab ................................................................................................................................................... 42
Inputs Tab ................................................................................................................................................... 44
Outputs Tab .................................................................................................................................................. 46
18: Registered 1-Wire Driver IDs ..................................................................................................... 48
1800-1899: Driver ID 1-100 ........................................................................................................................... 48
19: Accelerometer / Power / RS232 / 1 Wire .................................................................................... 48
Accelerometer Tab........................................................................................................................................ 48
Power Tab ................................................................................................................................................... 51
Serial RS232 Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 52
Wire Settings Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 53
23: Accessory Parameters ............................................................................................................... 56
25: RF Parameters ............................................................................................................................ 60
30: Change Password / Fine Tracking............................................................................................. 62
Change Password Tab.................................................................................................................................. 62
Fine Tracking ................................................................................................................................................ 62
40: BLE Parameter ............................................................................................................................ 63
50: Geofence ..................................................................................................................................... 63
60: Poly Geofence............................................................................................................................. 65
90: Geofence Config ......................................................................................................................... 66
Geofence Config ........................................................................................................................................... 66
Parameter Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 66
Programming Parameter Format ..................................................................................................... 66
Structure 66
Examples 67
Requesting Parameter Value Format .............................................................................................. 67
Structure 68
Examples 68
Revisions .............................................................................................................................................. 70
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10: Network / SMS / Report Settings
Network Tab
Network parameters control how the device connects to the Cellular Network, Report Server, and Maintenance
Server.
1000: Authentication
Select the correct GPRS/HSPA Authentication for the network you are connecting the device to. The options for
this parameter are:
• 0 = PAP
• 1 = CHAP
• 2 = Automatic
• 3 = None
1001: APN
Input the Access Point Name for the carrier/network you are connecting the device to
1002: User ID
This is the ID for GPRS/HSPA Access if your network requires an ID and password to access the network.
1003: User Password

This is the password for GPRS/HSPA Access if your network requires an ID and password to access the network.
1004: PIN Number

Pin number to release PIN lock if it is enabled on the SIM
1005: Server IP
IP address of the Server/Platform the device will send it’s reports to
1006: Server Port

Port of the Server/Platform that the device will send it’s reports to
1007: Server Type

Select the type of server the device will be connected to
• 0 = TCP
• 1 = UDP
1008: Backup Server IP

IP address of the Backup Server/Platform the device will send it’s reports to if it cannot connect to the Server IP


1009: Backup Server Port

Port of the Server/Platform that the device will send it’s reports to if it cannot connect to the Server IP
1010: Backup Server Type

Select the type of the backup server the device will be connected to
• 0 = TCP
• 1 = UDP
1011: UDP ACK

When using a UDP server type, this parameter will select whether or not to acknowledge or ‘ACK’ the messages
that are sent from the device to the server.
Setting this parameter to 0 will disabled the acknowledge message, otherwise the Bitmap below shows the options
to select which reports to require an acknowledgement for.
Bitmap:
• Bit 0 = Status Report (ASTT)
• Bit 1 = Alert ID Report (AALT)
• Bit 2 = Travel Report (ATRV)
• Bit 3 = External Serial Report (AUEX)
• Bit 4 = OBDII Travel Report (AOTR)
• Bit 5 = OBDII Report (AOBD)
• Bit 6 = RFA Report(ARFA)
• Bit 7 = PID Report(APID)
• Bit 8 = OVD Report(AOVD)
• Bit 9-15: reserved
1012: Device Port

When using a UDP server type, this parameter sets the port for receiving commands from the server via UDP.
If ‘0’ or empty, the device would use port 9000.
1013: Connection Type

When using TCP server type, this parameter can be used to determine the connection type with the server
• 0 = Keep connected
o Device always keeps TCP connection and can receive a command via GPRS.
• 1 = Close Connection
o Device maintains TCP connection while the device is sending the data to the server. Within 3
minutes after sending all the data that the device has been keeping, the device disconnects GPRS
and TCP connection as there is no data to be sent any more inside the device. In this case, the
device cannot receive a command via GPRS.


1060: Keep Alive Interval

Interval to send the Keep Alive report (0-43200 minutes)
The Device will send the keep alive report in Driving mode & Parking mode & Sleep mode. It will also wake the
device from sleep in Park Mode.
The mobile network automatically disconnects when there is no data communication for a long time in order to
manage limited network IP resources.
For example, if there is no data communication between the server and the device for 1 hour(it’s depends on the
network service provider), the mobile network cut the connection.
To prevent this, if you set Keep Alive Interval to 58 minutes, it sends a short message "KEEP_ALIVE" to the server
before 60 minutes.
As a result, the mobile network leaves the connection between server and device.
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1061: Jamming Detection

Range: 0~5
Default: 0
• 0 = Disabled
• X = enabled jamming detection and if detected first, check assist functions and then triggered by
JAM_DET mode as follows.
JAMM_DETC Alert Active Immobilizer Active Buzzer

‘1’ O X X
‘2’ O O X
‘3’ O X O
‘4’ O O O
‘5’ Jamming detection cycle(Only supported by LATAM)
X – Inactive, O – Activated if jamming is detected.

Immobilizer: You can disable it by command.
Buzzer: It is disabled automatically after being released from jamming.
Device will send an alert after recovering the GSM network.
It takes about 2 minutes
1062: Check distance for jamming[meter]

Range: 0~60000
Units: Meter
Default: 500
This is complementary to the detection function of device described above on the GPRS/HSPA jamming by utilizing
a distance value as a parameter when jamming is done.
Once jamming on the GPRS/HSPA network starts being detected, the device will also check the distance between
the current location of the vehicle and the First geographical Point (‘Fp’) where the jamming started being detected.
If the distance is greater than JAM_CHK_DIST for a while, triggered by JAM_DET mode.
If ‘0’, skip this procedure.


1063: Check no GPS duration for jamming[sec.]

Range: 0~43200
Units: Seconds
Default: 300
It is complementary to the function of GPRS/HSPA jamming detection in an area ‘without GPS connectivity’ (‘No
GPS’).
After detecting jamming first in such a bad GPS connecting area, the device begins to count the 2 time-length
factors (A and B) to make a sum (A + B = C) if the vehicle moves in the area:
 A: time length that needs to complete the jamming detection
 B: time length that the vehicle driver needs to complete driving in the area.
If C (the sum) is longer than the length of the jamming detection (‘JAM_CHK_TM’) the device judges that jamming
was done in the area. Please refer to the table for more details.
If the device has not moved in the area, ignore jamming detection until the jamming detection function is released.
If ‘0’, skip this procedure.
1065: Jamming detection cycle timer 1

Range: 0~43200
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
Device activate buzzer after this time from jamming detection.

(Only supported by LATAM)

Range: 0~43200
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
Device activate immobilizer and deactivate buzzer after this time from buzzer activation.

Range: 0~43200
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
Device deactivate immobilizer after this time.


Range: 0~43200
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
Device check if jammer is still activated.


See below diagram for details.

1020: Maintenance Server IP

The IP address of the Maintenance Server that can be used to update firmware or configurations to the device
1021: Maintenance Server Port

The IP address of the Maintenance Server that can be used to update firmware or configurations to the device
1022: Access interval

Range: 0, 24 – 999
Units: Hours
The interval in which the device will check-in with the maintenance server


• 0 = Disabled/Does not report to maintenance server. Will only access the maintenance server by
command.
• X = Time duration in hours that the device will periodically check in with maintenance server
1023: Access time

Format: hh:mm
The time when the device will check-in with the maintenance server.
Device try to check-in with the maintenance server in this time every day.
• Set to 00:00 if you want to disable this feature

• Set to 24:00 if you want for the device to check in with the maintenance server at midnight.
Note. The SCUTI(Maintenance server) server in Suntech is running for the customer separately.
The Suntech provides the command to change the setting values (ex: IP, port, interval) which are the
configuration of the maintenance server if the customer is running it separately.
Please be advised that the command should be used only by the customer who has the maintenance server
separately.
1070: TCP Keep Alive

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
Enable or disable TCP keep-alive probe. This function prevents tcp connection from being teared down on some
network operator when there’s no data transfer.
1071: TCP Keep Alive Idle Time

Range: 60 to 7200
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
Interval time for TCP keep-alive probe when TCP keep-alive function enabled.
SMS/CALL Tab
Parameters under the SMS tab control SMS reporting and what numbers can SMS the device to change the
existing parameter values.
1025: SMS Number

Phone Number that will receive SMS reports sent by the device


1030: SMS Lock

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
Lock of Receiving Commands by SMS

0 = Disable
1 = Enable
If enabled, only the phone numbers listed in parameters 1031 through 1034 (MT1-MT4) will be able to send SMS
commands to the device. All other commands received by phone numbers that are not defined in these parameters
will be ignored by the device.
1031: SMS MT1

When SMS Lock is set, the device will accept SMS commands from the phone number listed in this parameter.
1032: SMS MT2

1033: SMS MT3

1034: SMS MT4

1035: MT Call Lock

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
Lock of Incoming Call

0 = Disable
1 = Enable
If enabled, only a call which have been received from CALL_MT1 ~ MT5 numbers can be accepted.
1036: CALL MT 1
Phone number for calling.
1037: CALL MT 2
1038: CALL MT 3


1039: CALL MT 4
1040: CALL MT 5
1041: CALL MO 1
Phone number for outgoing call from device.
1042: CALL MO 2
Phone number for outgoing call from device.
1043: Call Support

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
Support Call with headset:

0 = Disable
1 = Enable
Report Settings Tab

This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Report Settings” tab of SyncTrak. This section will
go over the functionality of the parameters that control how the device sends its different reports.
1055: Zip/Normal
Selects whether or not to use the ‘Normal’ or ‘Zip’ reporting format
• 0 = Zip is Disabled, so ‘Normal’ reporting format will be used
• 1 = Zip is enabled, so ‘Zip’ reporting format will be used
1058: Command Response Direction

Sets how the device will send a response message when it receives a command from SMS or Server/Platform.
For example, if you set 2 and server send a command to device through GPRS communication, the device will try
to send a response through SMS (SMS_NO)
How to set direction of Command response
0: No Use
1: Server
2: SMS


1059: GPS Antenna Check

GPS Antenna Error Check
1064: Speed Above Alerting by Buzzer

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
In a case that the Output type is set to ‘Buzzer’ and exceed the ‘Speed Threshold (1621)’, the buzzer alerts.
1080: Status Report Map

Binary map of the standard headers that will be included in the Status Reports
• Bit 0: Report Map
• Bit 1: Model
• Bit 2: Software Version
• Bit 3: Message Type
• Bit 4: Date
• Bit 5: Time
• Bit 6: Cell ID
• Bit 7: MCC
• Bit 8: MNC
• Bit 9: LAC – Local Area Code
• Bit10: RX_LVL
• Bit11: Latitude
• Bit12: Longitude
• Bit13: Speed
• Bit14: Course/Heading
• Bit15: Satellite Count
• Bit16: GPS Fix Status
• Bit17: Input States
• Bit18: Output States
• Bit19: Mode
• Bit20: Status Report Type
• Bit21: Message Number
• Bit22: reserved
• Bit23: Assign Map
1081: Status Assign Map

Map of the Assign headers that will be included in the Status Reports from the device
• Bit 0: S_ASSIGN1


• Bit 15: M_ASSIGN1
• Bit 23: L_ASSIGN1
• Bit 31: reserved
1082: Alert ID Report Map

Binary map of the standard headers that will be included in the Alert ID reports
• Bit 1: Model
• Bit 4: Date
• Bit 5: Time
• Bit 6: Cell ID
• Bit 7: MCC
• Bit 8: MNC
• Bit10: RX_LVL
• Bit11: Latitude


• Bit13: Speed
• Bit19: Alert ID
• Bit20: Alert Modifier
• Bit21: Alert ID Data
• Bit22: reserved
• Bit23: Assign Map
1083: Alert ID Assign Map

Map of the Assign headers that will be included in the Alert ID Reports from the device



• Bit 31: reserved
1084: External Serial Report Map

Binary map of the standard headers that will be included in the External Serial report
• Bit 1: Model
• Bit 4: Date
• Bit 5: Time
• Bit 6: Cell ID
• Bit 7: MCC
• Bit 8: MNC
• Bit10: RX_LVL
• Bit11: Latitude
• Bit13: Speed
• Bit19: Length of Data
• Bit20: Data
• Bit21: Checksum
• Bit22: reserved
• Bit23: reserved
1086: Travel Event

This is a function that reports summarized driving information when the engine is turned off.
• 0 = Disabled
• 1 = Enabled
1087: Travel Report Map

Binary map of the standard headers that will be included in the Travel Report.
• Bit 1: Model
• Bit 4: Date

• Bit 5: Time
• Bit 6: Travel Start Latitude
• Bit 7: Travel Start Longitude
• Bit 8: Travel End Latitude
• Bit 9: Travel End Longitude
• Bit10: Driver ID
• Bit11: Travel Distance
• Bit12: Driving Time meter in seconds for current trip
• Bit13: Time spent in Idle Mode for the entire trip in seconds (Ignition On to Ignition Off)
• Bit14: Number of Idle events during 1 trip (Ignition On to Ignition Off)
• Bit15: Time spent in Speed Mode in seconds
• Bit16: Number of times Speed Mode was entered from Drive Mode
• Bit17: Maximum Speed as calculated from GPS data
• Bit18: Average Speed as calculated from GPS data
• Bit19: Odometer as calculated from GPS data
• Bit20: Speed Histogram
• Bit21: Reserved
• Bit22: Reserved
• Bit23: Reserved
• Bit24: Reserved
• Bit25: Reserved
• Bit26: Reserved
• Bit27: Reserved
• Bit28: Reserved
• Bit29: Reserved
• Bit30: Reserved
• Bit31: Reserved
• Bit32: Reserved
• Bit33: Reserved
• Bit34: Reserved
• Bit35: Reserved
• Bit36: Reserved
• Bit37: Reserved
• Bit38: Reserved
• Bit39: Reserved
•
1092: ST25T Report Map

Binary map of the standard headers that will be included in the ST25T Report.
• Bit 1: Model
• Bit 4: Date
• Bit 5: Time


• Bit 6: Cell ID
• Bit 7: MCC
• Bit 8: MNC
• Bit10: RX_LVL
• Bit11: Latitude
• Bit13: Speed
• Bit19: Pack Number
• Bit20: Total Packet Size
• Bit21: Packet Size
• Bit22: Packet Data
1072: AES128
Selects whether or not to use the AES128.
When using Auto Enc. Key, the device uses IMEI as the key.
Range: 0 – 2
Units: N/A
0 = Disable
1 = Auto Enc. Key
2 = User Enc. Key
1073: AES128 Key

This Parameter will be setting User AES128 Key
User AES128 Key should be 32 characters and possible range of each character are:
‘0’~’9’, ‘a’~’f’, ‘A’~’F’
11: Assign Headers – Status Report

The Status Assign Headers consist of 3 different data options that can be added to the end of the Status Reports:
• Small Assign:
o 2 Byte Data Field
o Each option is assigned an ID value from 00 to FF
• Medium Assign
o 4 Byte Data Field
• Large Assign

o 8 Byte Data Field

1100 – 1114: Small Assign options 1 – 15

2-byte parameter to designate the ID from the Small Assign Table
• 1100 = S_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1114 = S_ASSIGN15
1140 – 1147: Medium Assign options 1 – 8

• 1140 = M_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1147 = M_ASSIGN8
1160 – 1167: Large Assign options 1 – 8

8-byte parameter to designate the ID from the Large Assign Table
• 1160 = L_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1167 = L_ASSIGN8
12: Assign Headers – Alert Report

The Alert Assign Headers consist of 3 different data options that can be added to the end of the Alert Reports:
• Small Assign:
o 2 Byte Data Field
• Medium Assign
o 4 Byte Data Field
• Large Assign
o 8 Byte Data Field
1200 – 1214: Small Assign options 1-15 (ALT Report)

• 1200 = S_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1214 = S_ASSIGN15


1240 – 1247: Medium Assign options 1- 8 (ALT Report)

• 1240 = M_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1247 = M_ASSIGN8
1260 – 1267: Large Assign options 1 – 8 (ALT Report)

8-byte parameter to designate the ID from the Large Assign Table
• 1260 = L_ASSIGN1
• …
• 1267 = L_ASSIGN8
13: Alert Config 1

2-byte Parameters that designate whether or not the Alert Report is enabled, and the value of the Alert ID that will
be sent when the Alert Report is generated.
1300: Ignition On (33)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when Ignition On is detected
Parameter Structure:
• 1st Byte is the enable feature
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• 2nd Byte is the ID that will be generated for the report
o Option of Hex : 00 to FF (Decimal : 0-255)
• Example:
o 0x01 0x21
o Enabled with Alert ID decimal value of 33
1301: Ignition Off (34)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when Ignition Off is detected
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• Example:
o 0x01 0x22
o Enabled with Alert ID decimal value of 34
1302: Enter Drive Mode (29)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has entered Drive Mode


o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1304: Enter Park Mode (31)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has entered Park Mode
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• 2 Byte is the ID that will be generated for the report
nd
1306: Enter Idle Mode (68)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has entered Idle Mode
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1308: Excess Idle (35)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has been in Idle Mode, and has exceeded the Excess Idle threshold
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1311: Enter Speeding Mode (36)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has entered Speeding Mode 1
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled

1313: Over Speed (1)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has exceeded the Speed threshold
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1314: Under Speed (2)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has gone below the Speed threshold
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1321: Enter Towing Mode (58)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it has entered Towing Mode
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1325: Enter Sleep (9)

This Alert ID is sent before the device enters sleep mode.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
The ALERT_MOD field in the Alert Report will denote which type of sleep the device is utilizing in the first Byte
• 0x00 0x_ _ = Normal Sleep
• 0x01 0x_ _ = Deep Sleep


1326: Exit Sleep (10)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it wakes up from sleep mode.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1328: Back-Up Battery Low (43)

This Alert ID is sent by the device right before it shuts down due to low back-up battery voltage.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1329: Power Up (99)

This Alert ID is sent by the when the device powers up from no battery or main power connection.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1330: Main Power Connected (40)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when it is connected to main Power.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1331: Main Power Disconnected (41)

This Alert ID is sent by the device is disconnected from Main power.
Note this Alert ID is only sent by devices that support a back-up battery, that is currently connected to the device.
Without the back-up battery, the device will not be able to generate and send this Alert Report.


o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1332: Connected to Back-up Battery (44)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the back-up battery is connected.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1333: Disconnected from Back-Up Battery (45)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the back-up battery is disconnected.
Note the device must be connected to main power in order for this Alert Report to be sent. Without connection to
main power, the device will not be able to generate and send this report.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1334: Battery Error (13)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1335: Battery Low (14)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd


1336: GPS Antenna Disconnected (3)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1337: GPS Antenna Connected (4)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1338: GPS Antenna Shorted (8)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1339: Sim Card Removed (72)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1350: Shocked (15)

Accident detected while in park mode
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1351: Collision has occurred to vehicle (16)

Accident detected while in Drive, Speed, or Idle Mode (Ignition On)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1354: Alert of Fast Acceleration: Driver Pattern (46)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1355: Alert of Harsh Brake: Driver Pattern (47)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1356: Sharp turn left alert: Driver Pattern (48)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1357: Sharp turn right alert: Driver Pattern (49)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1365: Vehicle Exit Circular Geo-Fence (5)

o 00 = Disabled

o 01 = Enabled
nd
1366: Vehicle Enter Circular Geo-Fence (6)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1367: Vehicle Exit Poly Geo-Fence(74)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1368: Vehicle Enter Poly Geo-Fence(79)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1371: Alert Input goes to Open status (11)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1372: Alert Input goes to Ground (12)

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled


14: Alert Config 2

2-byte Parameters that designate whether or not the Alert Report is enabled, and the value of the Alert ID that will
be sent when the Alert Report is generated.
1400: Temp High (75)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the 1-Wire Temperature probe detects that the temperature has exceeded
the defined High threshold for the specified Temperature Probe.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
The ALERT_MOD field in the Alert Report will denote which temperature probe has triggered the Temp High Alert
Report utilizing in the first Byte
• Zip Report Type
o 0x01 0x_ _ = Temp Probe 1
o …
• Normal Report Type
o 1 = Temp Probe 1
o 2 = Temp Probe 2
o …
o 8 = Temp Probe 8
1401: Temp Low (76)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the 1-Wire Temperature probe detects that the temperature has gone
below the defined Low threshold for the specified Temperature Probe.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
The ALERT_MOD field in the Alert Report will denote which temperature probe has triggered the Temp Low Alert
Report utilizing in the first Byte
• Zip Report Type
o …



o 1 = Temp Probe 1
o 2 = Temp Probe 2
o …
o 8 = Temp Probe 8
1402: Temp Return (77)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the 1-Wire Temperature probe detects that the temperature has returned
to a temperature that is between the defined Low and High threshold for the specified Temperature Probe.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
The ALERT_MOD field in the Alert Report will denote which temperature probe has triggered the Temp Return
Alert Report utilizing in the first Byte
• Zip Report Type
o …
o 1 = Temp Probe 1
o 2 = Temp Probe 2
o …
o 8 = Temp Probe 8
1403: iButton inserted/read (59)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the 1-Wire iButton Reader detects that an iButton key has been placed on
the reader.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
The ALERT_MOD field in the Zip Type Alert Report will denote the length of the ALERT_DATA field.
• Zip Report Type
o 0x00 0x08
 Byte 1
• 0 = ID is not contained in the registered list of 100 possible saved IDs

• 1 = ID is contained in the registered list of 100 possible saved IDs

 Byte 2 = length of the ALERT_DATA field
o 0 = ID is not contained in the registered list of 100 possible saved IDs
o 1 = ID is contained in the registered list of 100 possible saved IDs
The ALERT_DATA field will contain the ID of the iButton key that has been read by the device
1405: RFID Tag Detection (93)

This alert ID is sent by the device when the RFID tag reader is detected by the reader.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1406: Voice Call(67)

Alert is sent when Voice Call is connected, released or failed.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1407: RS232 Connection/Disconnection(69)

This alert id is sent when the RS232 is connected or disconnected.
1417: GPS Fix(97)

This alert id is sent when the GPS is Fixed or Not Fixed.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1418: ST25T Connect (85)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T is connected.

o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1419: ST25T Disconnect (86)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T is disconnected.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1420: RS232 Fuel Net Address Scan Fail (87)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel scan Fail.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• The ALERT_MOD indicates the RS232 or RS485 number.

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
1421: RS232 Fuel Max Level Excess (88)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel max level excess.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
1422: Fuel Connect (89)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel connect.
o 00 = Disabled

o 01 = Enabled
nd

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
o 2 = RS485 1
o 3 = RS485 2
o 4 = RS485 3
o 5 = RS485 4
1423: Fuel Disconnect (90)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel disconnect.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
o 2 = RS485 1
o 3 = RS485 2
o 4 = RS485 3
o 5 = RS485 4
1424: Fuel Level Lower (91)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel level lower.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
o 2 = RS485 1
o 3 = RS485 2
o 4 = RS485 3
o 5 = RS485 4


1425: Fuel Level Upper (92)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST25T Fuel level upper.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled

o 0 = RS232 1
o 1 = RS232 2
o 2 = RS485 1
o 3 = RS485 2
o 4 = RS485 3
o 5 = RS485 4
1426: Engine :Exceed Speed (61)

When the ST20U Speed Data detects that the Exceed Speed value has been exceeded, an alarm ID is sent to the
device.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1427: Engine :Vehicle Speed Violation (62)

If the ST20U Speed Data detects that the configured Vehicle Speed Violation value has been exceeded, an alert ID
will be sent to the unit.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1428: Engine :Coolant Temperature Violation (63)

When the ST20U Coolant Temperature Violation Data detects that the Engine Coolant Temp value has been
exceeded, an alarm ID is sent to the unit.
o 00 = Disabled

o 01 = Enabled
nd
1429: Engine :Oil Pressure Violation (64)

When the ST20U Oil Pressure Violation Data detects that the oil pressure value has been exceeded, an alarm ID is
sent to the unit.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1430: Engine :RPM Violation (65)

When the ST20U RPM Data detects that the Engine RPM value has been exceeded, an alarm ID is sent to the unit.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1431: Engine :Error Code(DTC) (66)

When the ST20U DTC Data Error Code occurs, an alarm ID is sent to the device.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1432: ST20U Connect (70)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST20U is connected.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled

1433: ST20U Disconnect (71)

This Alert ID is sent by the device when the ST20U is disconnected.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1434: Over Speed in Polygon (100)

This alert ID is sent by the device when the device has exceeded the buzzer speed limit within the polygon area.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1435: Under Speed in Polygon (101)

This alarm ID is sent when the device falls below the buzzer speed limit within the polygon area.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
nd
1436: Magnet Detected (56)

This alarm ID is sent when the device sense a magnet.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1437: Magnet Released (57)

This alarm ID is sent when the device miss a magnet.
o 00 = Disabled

o 01 = Enabled
nd
1438: Power Key Pressed (55)

This alarm ID is sent when the power is on/off by power key.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
1439: I-VUE Event (102)

This alarm ID is sent when the I-VUE is detects an event.
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled


o 0 = None
o 1 = Drowsiness 1
o 2 = Drowsiness 2
o 3 = Negligence in looking
o 4 = Departure
o 5 = Smoking
o 6 = Smartphone
16: Mode Configuration and Profile Settings
Mode Config Tab

The Mode Configuration parameters control the different modes that will be utilized on the device. These modes
are built in to cover the standard functions, and can be configured and customized by the following parameters.
1600: Drive Mode Profile/Enable

This parameter is used to select the Profile that will be assigned to Drive Mode.
• 0 = Mode is Disabled
• X = Reporting Profile that is assigned to Drive Mode


1601: Drive Mode Entry Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
Delay in entering Drive mode from an Ignition On Alert.
1605: Park Mode Profile/Enable

This parameter is used to select the Profile that will be assigned to Park Mode.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Reporting Profile that is assigned to Park Mode
1606: Park Mode Entry Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
Delay in entering Park mode from an Ignition Off Alert.
1610: Idle Mode Profile/Enable

This parameter is used to select the Profile that will be assigned to Idle Mode.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Reporting Profile that is assigned to Idle Mode
1611: Idle Entry – GPS No Move Delay

Range: 0 – 65535
Units: Seconds
This delay is to configure the amount of time that the GPS must detect no movement before Idle mode can be
entered.
• 0 = Disabled
o This means Idle is disabled, or the device will only look at accelerometer movement
• X = Seconds GPS must detect no movement before Idle mode condition is met
1612: Idle Entry – Acc. No Move Delay

Range: 0 – 65535
Units: Seconds
This delay is to configure the amount of time that the Accelerometer must detect no movement before Idle mode
can be entered.
• 0 = Disabled
o This means Idle is disabled, or the device will only look at GPS movement
• X = Seconds Accelerometer must detect no movement before Idle mode condition is met
1613: Idle Exit – GPS Move Delay

Range: 0 – 255

Units: Seconds
This delay is to configure the amount of time that the GPS must detect movement before Idle mode can be exited.
• 0 = Disabled
o This means Idle is disabled, or the device will only look at accelerometer movement
• X = Seconds GPS must detect movement before the device will exit Idle mode
1614: Idle Exit – Acc. Move Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This delay is to configure the amount of time that the Accelerometer must detect movement before Idle mode can
be exited.
• 0 = Disabled
o This means Idle is disabled, or the device will only look at GPS movement
• X = Seconds Accelerometer must detect movement before Idle mode condition is met
1615: Excess Idle Threshold 1

Range: 0 – 86400
Units: Seconds
Amount of time in Idle mode before the device sends and Excess Idle Mode Alert

Range: 0 – 86400
Units: Seconds

Range: 0 – 86400
Units: Seconds
1620: Speeding Mode Profile/Enable

This parameter is used to select the Profile that will be assigned to Speeding Mode.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Reporting Profile that is assigned to Speeding Mode
1621: Speed Threshold

Range: 0-300
Units: km/h
Monitors the speed of the vehicle for 2 functions:


1. If the Speeding Alert report is enabled, the device will send an alert report if the speed goes above/below
the value in this parameter for the time defined in Above Alert Delay
2. If Speeding Mode is enabled, the device will look at the delay conditions and potentially enter/exit
Speeding Mode
The settings for this parameter are as follows:
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Speed in km/h that the device monitors
1622: Speed Mode Entry Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This delay is used to configure the amount of time that the GPS Speed must be above the Speed Threshold before
the device will enter Speeding Mode.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Seconds GPS Speed must be above the Speed Threshold before Speeding Mode condition is met
1623: Speed Mode Exit Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This delay is used to configure the amount of time that the GPS Speed must be below the Speed Threshold before
the device will exit Speeding Mode.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Seconds GPS Speed must be below the Speed Threshold before Speeding Mode is exited
1624: Speed Above Alert Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This delay is used to configure the amount of time that the GPS Speed must be above the Speed Threshold before
the device will send the Alert ID Over Speed.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Seconds GPS Speed must be above the Speed Threshold before Above Speed Alert
1625: Speed Below Alert Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This delay is used to configure the amount of time that the GPS Speed must be below the Speed Threshold before
the device will send the Alert ID Below Speed.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Seconds GPS Speed must be below the Speed Threshold before Below Speed Alert
1636: Towing Mode Profile/Enable

This parameter is used to select the Profile that will be assigned to Towing Mode.

• 0 = Disabled
• X = Reporting Profile that is assigned to Towing Mode
1637: Enable Report Schedule

If this function is enabled, report to server is sent on allowed hour range and the day of week. Only status report
with configured interval is influenced by scheduling function.
• 0 = Disable
• 1 = Enable
1638: Start Hour for Working(24H)

This parameter sets the start time of the report.
Range: 0 – 23
Units: Hour
1639: End Hour for Working(24H)

This parameter sets the end time of the report.
Range: 1 – 24
Units: Hour
1640: Day of Week For Working

Indicate the day of week, on which report schedule should be run. These values are composed of each day of the
week from Sunday to Saturday. ‘Y means the day of working, and ‘N’ means the day of not-working. If you want to
allow the report to server on Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday, you can input the value as ‘YNYNNNY’.
If all day should be working, you can input as ‘YYYYYYY’
Default : YYYYYY
Profile Setting Tab

This section will cover the Reporting Profile Settings that can be assigned to each Mode
1670: Profile 1 Time

Range: 0, 5 – 86,400 (24 hour maximum)
Units: Seconds
Time Interval for which the device will send Status Reports in Profile 1.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Timer value that the device will “OR” condition with the Distance and Heading/Angle Change values in
Profile 1


1671: Profile 1 Distance

Range: 0, 50 – 65,535
Units: meters
Distance Interval for which the device will send Status Reports in Profile 1.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Distance value that the device will “OR” condition with the Time and Heading/Angle Change values in
Profile 1
1672: Profile 1 Heading/Angle

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees
Heading/Angle Change value for which the device will send Status Reports in Profile 1.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = Heading/Angle change value that the device will “OR” condition with the Time and Distance values in
Profile 1

Units: Seconds
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 2

Range: 0, 50 – 65,535
Units: meters
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 2

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 2

Units: Seconds

• 0 = Disabled
Profile 3

Range: 0, 50 – 65,535
Units: meters
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 3

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 3

Units: Seconds
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 4

Range: 0, 50– 65,535
Units: meters
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 4

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 4



Units: Seconds
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 5

Range: 0, 50 – 65,535
Units: meters
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 5

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 5

Units: Seconds
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 6

Range: 0, 50 – 65,535
Units: meters
• 0 = Disabled
Profile 6

Range: 0, 10 – 179
Units: degrees

• 0 = Disabled
Profile 6
17: Ignition / Inputs / Outputs
Ignition Tab
This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Ignition” tab of SyncTrak. The Ignition parameters
are used to configure how the device will determine the Ignition ON and OFF states.
1700: Ignition
Determines which type of Ignition detection to use.
• 1 = Use Ignition Line
• 2 = Virtual Ignition – Power
o Determines Ignition based on change in the vehicle voltage (this is a result of the alternator
raising the battery voltage when the vehicle is on)
• 3 = Virtual Ignition – Motion
o Determines ignition based on Motion/Accelerometer
o Selecting this option disables the Idle and Tow Modes
1701: Ignition Off Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This parameter contains the time required for the Ignition input to be ‘Off’ before the device will recognize the
Ignition Off state, and send out the Alert ID for Ignition Off.
1702: Ignition On Delay

Range: 0 – 255
Units: Seconds
This parameter contains the time required for the Ignition input to be ‘On’ before the device will recognize the
Ignition On state, and send out the Alert ID for Ignition On
1705: VI-M: Ignition On Threshold

Range: 3 – 30
Units: 1/255G
When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the motion threshold used to determine Ignition On.
1706: VI-M: Ignition On Delay

Range: 3 – 999
Units: Seconds


When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the delay time for Motion Ignition On.
1707: VI-M: Ignition On Percent

Range: 30 – 100
Units: %
When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the percentage of time that Motion must be detected during the
VI-M Ignition On Delay.
1708: VI-M: Ignition Off Threshold

Range: 3 – 30
Units: 1/255G
When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the motion threshold used to determine Ignition Off.
1709: VI-M: Ignition Off Delay

Range: 3 – 999
Units: Seconds
When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the delay time for Motion Ignition Off.
1710: VI-M: Ignition Off Percent

Range: 30 – 100
Units: %
When using Virtual Ignition Motion, this setting is the percentage of time that No Motion must be detected during
the VI-M Ignition Off Delay.


1715: VI-V: Ignition High (V)

Range: 0 – 30
Units: Volts DC
• 0 = Device check parking and driving automatically
When using Virtual Ignition Power, this setting determines the Ignition On threshold voltage. Once the vehicle
voltage rises above this level, the device will recognize this as Ignition On.
1716: VI-V: Ignition Low (V)

Range: 0 – 30
Units: Volts DC
• 0 = Device check parking and driving automatically
When using Virtual Ignition Power, this setting determines the Ignition Off threshold voltage. Once the vehicle
voltage drops below this level, the device will recognize this as Ignition Off.
Inputs Tab
This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Inputs” tab of SyncTrak. The Input parameters are
used to configure how the device will interact with devices connected to the available inputs.
Input Options Table:

Input Voltage range of 0-30VDC
0 = Falling Edge
• Sends an Event report when the Input goes from High to Low
• Low threshold of 0.56VDC
1 = Rising Edge
• Sends an Event report when the Input goes from Low to High
• High threshold of 1.96VDC
2 = Both Edge (Falling & Rising)
• Both Falling and Rising Edge reports
4 = Call 1 Button (audio option)
• Call the number which is set CALL MO 1 in SMS/CALL tab
• Call Support should be enabled
5 = Call 2 Button (audio option)
• Call the number which is set CALL MO 2 in SMS/CALL tab

• Call Support should be enabled

6 = ADC
• Enable ADC
12 =USE IGNITION
• Enable IGNITIOIN
13 = Disable Immob. if activated by JAM (Only jammer function models are support)
• Disable immobilizer. if activated by jammer
16 = Speaker Volume Up Button (audio option)
• Change the volume of speaker while phone calling
• Volume Range: 1 ~ 6
• Volume Default value: 3
• Volume Change order: 3 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 …
18 = 1-Wire
• Use input as 1-wire
1720: Input 1 Type

Select Input Type
1721: Input 1 Chat

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
This parameter defines the length of time that the input transition must be held in order for a report to be sent. This
prevents reports from being sent by noise on the input line, and looks only for the signal transitions.
• 0 = Disabled
• X = X * 100ms
1722: Input 2 Type

Select Input Type
1723: Input 2 Chat

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
• 0 = Disabled
• X = X * 100ms
1724: Input 3 Type

Select Input Type
1725: Input 3 Chat

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms

• 0 = Disabled
• X = X * 100ms
1726: Input 4 Type

Select Input Type
1727: Input 4 Chat

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
• 0 = Disabled
• X = X * 100ms
Outputs Tab
This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Outputs” tab of SyncTrak. The Output parameters
are used to configure how the device will interact with devices connected to the available outputs.
<Output Action Comment>

The lease command and driver id tag and enable, disable commands related to starting the car will be executed
first regardless of the condition. In addition, execution of the output due to overspeed, polygon buzzer speed,
circular and jammer will be executed if the conditions are met.
However, the outputs within the polygon area are executed first.
Output Types:
0 = GPIO
1 = Immobilizer
2 = Immobilizer Auto
• Auto Active means that immobilizer is activated automatically when the vehicle starts being parked.
3 = Pulse
4 = Call LED(Support Only Audio Model)
5 = Buzzer
17 = Horn Pulse(Support Only on 3 or more OUTPUTs Model)
18 = Buzzer Pulse(Support Only on 3 or more OUTPUTs Model)
** In case of pulse, pulse time may have tolerance about dozens of ms.
** Immobilizer, LED Blink line and Buzzer type cannot set both OUT1 and OUT2 simultaneously.
1760: Output 1 Type

Selectable Output Type


1761: Output 1 Active

When the output is activated, this parameter controls whether the line is left Open or Grounded
• 0 = Open when output is activated
• 1 = Ground when output is activated
1762: Output 2 Type


1764: Output 3 Type


1766: Output 4 Type


1775: Pulse 1 Number

The number of Pulses for the output when it is set to Pulse 1
1776: Pulse 1 On
Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
The length of the On or High Pulse for the output when Pulse 1 is selected
1777: Pulse 1 Off

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
The length of the Off or Low Pulse for the output when Pulse 1 is selected
1780: Pulse 2 Number

The number of Pulses for the output when it is set to Pulse 2


1781: Pulse 2 On
Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
The length of the On or High Pulse for the output when Pulse 2 is selected
1782: Pulse 2 Off

Range: 0 – 9999
Units: 100ms
The length of the Off or Low Pulse for the output when Pulse 2 is selected
18: Registered 1-Wire Driver IDs

Contain the registered Driver IDs that are stored on the device.
1800-1899: Driver ID 1-100

Once the Driver ID function has been enabled for the 1-Wire line, then the device will check these parameters
when an ID is scanned to see if the scanned ID is registered on the pre-defined list. A total of 100 IDs can be
stored locally on the device.
If there is no Driver ID in the parameter when requested it will respond with “NoData”
To erase an existing ID field, the value “0000000000000000”
Driver ID Parameters.
• 1800 = Driver ID 1
• …
• 1899 = Driver ID 100
Driver ID No.
The complete HEX value of the Driver ID
• [CRC] [ID Number] [Family Code]
• [FE] [000012B9FB8B] [01]
• Input as: FE000012B9FB8B01
19: Accelerometer / Power / RS232 / 1 Wire

This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Accelerometer” tab of SyncTrak.
Accelerometer Tab
1900: Motion Sensor

This parameter controls the enable for the Motion Sensor
Bit Map:
• Bit 0 = Motion
o 0 = Disabled

o 1 = Enabled
• Bit 1 = Shock
o 0 = Disabled
o 1 = Enabled
• Bit 2 = Collision
o 0 = Disabled
o 1 = Enabled
• Bit 3-7 = reserved
1901: Motion Threshold

Range: 0.06 – 8.0
Units: G’s (Gravity)
Detection level of motion violation:
Recommend: 0.06.
1902: Shock Detection Delay

Range: 1 – 21600
Units: Seconds
Delay in entering shock detection mode after ignition off:

0 – Disable.
Recommend: 600 (10 min).
1903: Shock Threshold

Range: 0.06 – 8.0
Detection level of shock violation. This Parameter must be equal or greater than Motion Threshold:
Recommend: 0.7
1904: Collision Threshold

Range: 0.1 – 8.0
Gravity for collision report. This Parameter must be equal or greater than Shock Threshold:
Recommend : 1.5
1910: Driver Pattern Function

This parameter controls whether or not the Driver Pattern Behavior functions are enabled on the device.
• 0 = Disable
• 1 = Enable

1911: DP – Base Speed

Range:
Units: km/h
Base speed limitation value

Device will be checking Driver Pattern Data when the current speed is over this value.
1912: DP – Fast Accel

Range: 1-512
Units: 1/256G
Fast acceleration violation value

This value is based on the difference value of speed during 1 second.
1913: DP – Harsh Brake

Range: 1-512
Units: 1/256G
Harsh brake violation value
1914: DP – Sharp Turn

Range: 1-512
Units: 1/256G
Sharp turn violation value
1915: Crash Construction Report

This parameter controls whether or not the Crash Construction Report is enabled on the device. It is necessary to
set the ‘Motion Sensor (1900)’ value to ‘Collision’.
• 0 = Disable
• 1 = Enable
1916: Before collision (Sec.)

Range: 1-15
Units: Second
Record time before collision occurring.
1917: After collision (Sec.)

Range: 1-15
Units: Second
Record time after collision occurring.


1918: Sampling Rate (Hz)

Range: 4, 100, 800
Units: Hz
Sample count per 1 second.
Power Tab
This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Power” tab of SyncTrak.
1930: Power Down Type

Power saving type
• 0 = Disabled
o Sleep and deep sleep service are disabled, so the device will leave GPS and Cell on all the time
• 1 = Enable deep sleep
o GPS and Cell are both turned off during sleep
• 2 = Enable sleep.
o Only GPS is turned off during sleep
• 3 = Enable deep sleep 2.
o Both GPS and cells are turned off during sleep and can't receive events. Only SUB MCU stays
turned on.
1931: Main Power Check

Checking Main Power Disconnection
• 0 = Disabled
• 1 = Enabled
1932: Battery Error Check

Backup Battery Error Check
• 0 = Disabled
• 1 = Enabled
1933: Decide Vehicle Battery 12V or 24V

Range: 16.0 ~ 20.0
Units: Volts DC
Voltage value to check if the vehicle’s battery is 12V or 24V. If this parameter is set to 18V, then any voltage below
18V will be considered 12V battery and anything above 18V will be considered 24V battery.
This will then use the appropriate Shutdown Threshold Voltage to monitor when to put the device into deep sleep
mode to prevent draining the vehicle battery.


1934: Shutdown Threshold 12V Vehicle Battery

Range:
Units: Volts DC
Voltage value to protect vehicle battery in case of 12V vehicle, the device stops operation if car battery voltage gets
lower than this value. Monitors the input voltage to the device, and powers the device down if the supplied voltage
drops below this set value.
1935: Shutdown Threshold 24V Vehicle Battery

Range:
Units: Volts DC
Voltage value to protect vehicle battery in case of 24V vehicle, the device stops operation if car battery voltage gets
lower than this value. Monitors the input voltage to the device, and powers the device down if the supplied voltage
drops below this set value.
1936: Use Low Battery Shutdown

Enables protective shut down of the device if the back-up battery falls below a specified voltage
• 0 = Doesn’t power off the device
• 1 = Power off the device when vehicle battery is disconnected and Backup battery voltage is low
1937: Low Battery Shutdown Threshold

Range: 3.4 – 3.8
Units: Volts DC
Threshold of backup battery voltage for power off.
1938: Low Battery Alert Threshold

Range: 3.5 – 3.8
Units: Volts DC
Threshold of backup battery voltage for the Alert.
Serial RS232 Tab

This section will cover the parameters that can be found in the “Serial RS232” tab of SyncTrak.
1950: RS232 Device

This parameter assigns the accessory that will be connected to the RS232 port.
• 0 = None
• 1 = RFID Reader
o Setting: Setting the RS232 line to RFID Reader will change the RS232 port to look for the RFID
format
o Functionality: When a supported RFID reader is connected to the RS232 line, the device will send
an Alert when an ID is read. The Alert Report will contain the ID in the ALERT_DATA field.
• 6 =ST25T

o If ST25T is set, baud rate must be set to 9600bps for normal operation.
• 7 = ST20U
o If ST20U is set, baud rate must be set to 115200bps for normal operation.
1951: Baud Rate

This setting selects the baud rate to be used on the RS232 port of the device. The baud rate options are shown
below:
• 0 = No use
• 1 = 4800bps
• 2 = 9600bps
• 3 = 19200bps
• 4 = 38400bps
• 5 = 115200bps
• 6 = 2400bps
1956: Disconnect Timeout(Sec.)

If there is no “SttReq” message received during the set timeout period after receiving “SttReq” with rs232
An alert occurs.
Range: 30 – 72000
Units: Seconds
Default: 30
Wire Settings Tab
1970: 1-Wire Selection

Select which function the 1 wire will be used for:
• 0 = Disabled
o Setting: The 1-Wire line is disabled on the device
• 1 = Driver ID
o Setting: When the Driver ID function is selected for the 1-Wire line, the device will be set to have
the supported DS9092+ iButton reader connected to the 1-Wire line.
o Functionality: When an iButton is placed on the reader, the device will read the ID and send an
Alert Report to the platform. The Alert Report will contain the ID in the ALERT_DATA field, but
you can also assign the DID header to one of the Large Assign fields to have the DID reported with
each report
• 2 = Temperature Sensors
o Setting: When the Temperature Sensor function is selected for the 1-Wire line, the device will be
set to have the supported DS28EA00 temperature sensors connected to the 1-Wire line. A total of
8 of these temperature sensors can be chained together and connected to the device.
o Functionality: When 1-Wire Selection Parameter has been set to Temperature Sensors, the
device will look at the Parameters Threshold for Temp High and Temp Low to send Alerts for each
temp prove for Temp High, Temp Return, and Temp Low.


1980: Temp 1 High Threshold

Range: -55 to +125
Units: Degrees Celsius
Default: 100
High temperature threshold in which the device will send an Alert
1981: Temp 1 Low Threshold

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50
Low temperature threshold in which the device will send an Alert

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100



Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100



Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50

Range: -55 to +125
Default: 100

Range: -55 to +125
Default: -50
23: Accessory Parameters

This section will cover the parameters about Accessory Device(ST25T, ST20U, …) features.
Accessory Device parameters are available only for Accessory Device.
2300: RS232 Ext1 Dev

This parameter specifies the accessory to be connected to the ST25T RS232 port.
• 0 = None
• 1 = Omnicomm Fuel Sensor
• 2 = RFID
• 3 = Serial Camera
• 4 = AT Cmd
• 5 = I-VUE
2301: RS232 Ext2 Dev

This parameter specifies the accessory to be connected to the ST25T RS232 port.
• 0 = None
• 1 = Omnicomm Fuel Sensor
• 2 = RFID
• 3 = Serial Camera
• 4 = AT Cmd
• 5 = I-VUE


2302: RS232 Ext1 Baudrate

below:
• 0 = None
• 1 = 2400 bps
• 2 = 4800 bps
• 3 = 9600 bps
• 4 = 19200 bps
• 5 = 38400 bps
• 6 = 115200 bps
2303: RS232 Ext2 Baudrate

below:
• 0 = None
• 1 = 2400 bps
• 2 = 4800 bps
• 3 = 9600 bps
• 4 = 19200 bps
• 5 = 38400 bps
• 6 = 115200 bps
2304: RS232 Ext1 Fuel Alert Level

Range: 0 – 4095
This parameter defines the fuel level change value in the ALT report.
2305: RS232 Ext1 Fuel Alert Level

Range: 0 – 4095
2306: RS485 Fuel Baudrate

below
• 0 = None
• 1 = 2400 bps
• 2 = 4800 bps
• 3 = 9600 bps
• 4 = 19200 bps
• 5 = 38400 bps
• 6 = 115200 bps


2307: RS485 Fuel1 Alert Level

Range: 0 – 4095

Range: 0 – 4095

Range: 0 – 4095

Range: 0 – 4095
2311: Expansion ADC1

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
Selects whether or not to use the ADC1.

Since adc1 and input1 use one line in ST25T, they can not be set at the same time.
2312: Expansion ADC2

Range: 0 or 1
Units: N/A
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
Selects whether or not to use the ADC2.

Since adc1 and input1 use one line in ST25T, they can not be set at the same time.
2313: Expansion Input1 Type

Selects whether or not to use the Input1.
• 0 = None
• 1 = Falling Edge
• 2 = Rising Edge
• 3 = Both Edge


2314: Expansion Input1 Chat

Range: 0 – 30
Units: 100msec
Default: 1
Input1 Chattering Time, If 0, Input1 is not checked
2315: Expansion Input2 Type

Selects whether or not to use the Input2.
• 0 = None
• 1 = Falling Edge
• 2 = Rising Edge
• 3 = Both Edge
2316: Expansion Input2 Chat

Range: 0 – 30
Units: 100msec
Default: 1
Input1 Chattering Time, If 0, Input1 is not checked
2330: Exceed Vehicle Speed(ST20U)
This parameter checks if the ST20U Speed Data exceeds the set value.
Range: 0 – 250
Units: km/h
Default: 120
2331: Speed Limit(ST20U)
This parameter checks if the ST20U Speed Data exceeds the set value.
Range: 0 – 250
Units: km/h
Default: 0
2332: Limit Value for Engine Coolant Temperature(ST20U)
This parameter checks if the ST20U coolant temperature data exceeds the set value.
Range: -40 – 210

Default: 0


2333: Limit Value for Oil Pressure(ST20U)
This parameter confirms that the ST20U oil pressure data exceeds the set value.
Range: 0 – 1000
Units: kPa
Default: 0
2334: Limit Value Engine RPM(ST20U)
This parameter checks if the ST20U Engine RPM data exceeds the set value.
Range: 0 – 8031
Units: rpm
Default: 0
2336: J1939 Resource Address(ST20U)

J1939 Resource Address(You must always set to ‘0’)
Range: 0
25: RF Parameters
This section will cover the parameters about RF features.
RF parameters are available only for RF device.
2500: RF Enable
This parameter controls the enable for RF features.
Range: 0(Disable) or 1(Enable)
2501: RF Channel
This parameter controls the channel for RF.
Range: 1 ~ 10
Default: 1
2502: Status of Battery

This parameter controls if RF message includes field for voltage and status of battery.
2503: Normal Wait Delay

This parameter controls time that the device stays in reception mode for command.


Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 25
2504: Sleep Delay

This parameter controls time that the device keeps its RF circuit turned off in order to reduce power consumption.
Range: 0 ~ 65535
Default: 100
2505: Customer Code

This parameter controls the customer code
Range: 6 to 10 numeric digits.

Default code is selected if it is empty.
2561: Type of Presence Function

These parameters control the type of Presence function.
Range: 0 ~ 2
0: Disable
1: Slave
2: Master
2562: Action of Presence Function

These parameters control the action of Presence function.
Range: 0 or 2
0: No action
2: Report Alert only.
2563: Timeout of Presence Function

These parameters control the timeout of Presence function.
Range: 0 ~ 65535
2564: GPS Included

These parameters control if Presence message include GPS information.
2571 to 2580: Serial No. of Presence device

These parameters control the serial no. of Presence function.
It is consist of 10 numeric digits.


30: Change Password / Fine Tracking
Change Password Tab

When connecting to synctrack, it is controlled by password.
The user can define the configuration of the password.
3000: Password Use

Use Synctrak Password
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
3001: Current Password

The password is the ID for entering the current password before changing it
3002: New Password

The ID for entering the new password to change.
Fine Tracking
The fine tracking configuration parameter is used when using the gps tracking report on the device.
You can configure and customize with the following parameters.
3010: Fine Tracking/Enable

This parameter selection is used to enable the tracking report.
When Fine Tracking Enable is enabled, the STT Report interval can only be set to 60 seconds over.
• 0 = Disable
• 1 = Enable
3011: GPS interval for Fine Tracking

Range: 1 – 5
Units: Seconds
Default: 1
This parameter is used to set the time to tracking the GPS position.
3012: GPS Count for Fine Tracking

Range: 5 – 10
Units: Seconds
Default: 5
This parameter is used to set the number of GPS positions to be sent to the Report.


40: BLE Parameter

This section will cover the parameters about BLE features.
BLE parameters are available only for BLE device.
4000: BLE UUID 1

BLE Filter by entering the target UUID you want to scan. If not entered, all BEACONs will be scanned and reported.
4010: BLE SCAN MAX CNT

The parameter is limit the number reported in the BLE Report.
ex) max cnt: 5, scan ble: 15 >> The device reports the strongest RSSI signal information.
Range: 1 – 10
4011: BLE SCAN TIME(Sec.)

This parameter set scan time.
Range: 20 – 120
Units: Seconds
Default: 60
50: Geofence
The points of the Poly Geofence must be defined in either clockwise or counter clockwise order. The zone will be
constructed by connecting each of the point defined in the list of parameters below in order from 00 through 99.
5025 – 5279: Circular Geo-Zone Point 1 – 255

Point Parameters:
• 5025 = Circular Geo-Zone Point 1
• …
• 5279 = Circular Geo-Zone Point 255
5025: Circular Geo-Zone Point 1

• Latitude: +37.479323
• Longitude: +126.887827
• Distance: 00A5
o Radius is meters for Circular Geo-Zone
o Range : 30~65500
• In Alert: 01
Determines whether or not an Alert ID Report will be generated when the device enters the defined
Circular Zone
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled

• Out Alert: 01
Determines whether or not an Alert ID Report will be generated when the device exits the defined
Circular Zone
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• Out Act: 01
This Output is activated if the vehicle comes into the Geo-fence territory(Only supported by LATAM.)
o 00 = No
o 01 = Output1 Active
o 05 = Output All Active
o 06 = Output1 Keep Active
o 0A = Output All Keep Active
• Out Act Delay: 01312D00

Delayed time period that lasts for a while before the Output is activated in a case that the vehicle comes
into the Geo-fence territory(Only supported by LATAM), and the delay time is measured when Not Sleep
and GPS Fix is in effect
- Range : 0~3600
- 0x01312D00 = 20 x 1000000
• Example Parameter Hex Value:

o 02B3E39B0790279300A501010101312D00
5300 – 5329: Poly Geofence Zone 1-30 Settings

Defined settings for each of the 30 available Polygon Geofence Zones
5300: Poly Geofence Zone 1 Example
• Poly Geofence position counter

The number of geofence points you set
o 00, 3~ 100(03 ~ 64 Hex)
o 0 : Not used
o 3 : Minimum
o 100 : Maximum
o
• In Alert: 01


Determines whether or not an Alert ID Report will be generated when the device enters the defined
Route
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
• Out Alert: 01
Determines whether or not an Alert ID Report will be generated when the device exits the defined Poly
Geo-Zone
o 00 = Disabled
o 01 = Enabled
o
• Buzzer Speed limit: 01C9C380
If the device exceeds the speed set in the defined area, Buzzer will operate. (Only supported by LATAM.)
- 0x01C9C380 = 30.00 x 1000000
• Example Parameter Hex Value: Position Counter : 31, In Alert : Enable, Out Alert : Enable, Buzzer Speed :
30.00
o 1F010101C9C380
60: Poly Geofence
6000 – 8999: Poly Geofence Points

6000-6099: Poly Geo-Zone 1 Points
…
Point Definition Example:

If the coordinates are positive.
• Latitude: +37.479323
• Longitude: +126.887827
o 02B3E39B07902793
If the coordinates are negative.
• -
Latitude: 37.479323
• -
Longitude: 126.887827
o 82B3E39B87902793


90: Geofence Config
Geofence Config
synctrak polygon, circular Controls the setting items.
Users can configure polygon and circular configuration through setting
9000: Polygon Buzzer Speed Limit

Determines whether to use the buzzer speed item of the polygon item.( Only supported by LATAM.)
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
9001: Circular Output Active

Determines whether to use the output active & delay item of the circular item.( Only supported by LATAM.)
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
Parameter Configuration
Before a device starts being operated, its parameters should be set first. This chapter shows the string to be sent to
device.
There are 3 options of sending string.
Option 1: by using PC.

Option 2: by using GPRS/HSPA network.
Option 3: by messaging via SMS.
In practice, configuration can be made more efficiently with ‘SyncTrak’, i.e. a setting tool provided by Suntech.
Once a device receives a command from the server, it gets back to the server with a relevant response. Device
also changes some parameters (if it is required to do so) or takes an action as instructed below as per the
command sent by the server.
Programming Parameter Format

Here are some examples for programming parameters of the device
PRG and REQ Command can use maximum 20 items at one time.
Structure
Program Command
• Parameter of XXYY are equal to:
o XX = Group Param ID
o YY = Param ID
• Program structure
o PRG;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID]#[Param Value]
o PRG;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID]#[Param Value];[Param ID]#[Param Value]


Response Options:
• RPR;[DEVICE ID];[Parameter]
o Will list the XXYY Parameter in the response for each parameter that was successfully received
and programmed.
• ERROR
o Error with no successful programming completed
• ERR;[Parameter]
o Error with the listed parameter, but other parameters programmed successfully
• USP;[Parameter]
o A parameter was given in the command that is not listed in the supported parameter of the device
(or FW version of the device).
Examples
This section will cover some examples of program commands and device reposes
Example 1: Basic Command

Program command for parameter numbers 1000: Authentication and 1001: APN
• Command sent to device:
o PRG;[DEVICE ID];10;00#1;01#testapn.test
• Response sent back from device:
o RPR;[DEVICE ID];1000;1001
Example 2: ERR incorrect data given

Program command for parameter numbers 1000: Authentication and 1001: APN
 Parameter number 1000 does not support value 99, so the device encounters an error
when trying to program this value
o RPR;[DEVICE ID];1001
ERR;1000
Note: In this case the “OK” response means that the device successfully programmed parameter ID 1001, but the
ERR in the response designates that the parameter ID 1000 was not able to be written to the device.
Example 3: Errors
o ERROR
• Command sent to device

o PRG;[DEVICE ID];10;00#1;01testapn.test
o RPR;[DEVICE ID];1000;
o ERROR
Requesting Parameter Value Format


Structure
Program Command
• Parameter of XXYY are equal to:
o XX = Group Param ID
o YY = Param ID
• Request structure
o REQ;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID];
o REQ;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID],[Param ID]
Response Options:
• Response with Parameter values:
o RRE;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID]#[Param Value]
o RRE;[DEVICE ID];[Group Param ID];[Param ID]#[Param Value];[Param ID]#[Param Value]
• ERROR
o Error with no successful request completed
Examples
This section will cover some examples of request parameter commands and device reposes
Example 1: Basic Command

o REQ;[DEVICE ID];10;00,01
o RRE;[DEVICE ID];10;00#1;01#testapn.test
Example 2: USP parameter

o REQ;[DEVICE ID];10;00,01,15
o RRE;[DEVICE ID];10;00#1;01#testapn.test
USP;1015
Example 3: Errors
o ERROR

o RRE:[DEVICE ID];10;00#1
ERROR
10: Network / SMS&Call / Report Settings Parameters
Configuring Authentication, APN, Server IP, Server Port, Server Type

• Authentication = Param 1000
o PAP is setting of 1


• APN = Param 1001

o Setting of testapn.test
• Server IP = Param 1005
o Setting of 123.456.789.012
• Server Port = Param 1006
o Setting of 1234
• Server Type = Param 1007
o Setting of U for UDP
<Example>
ASCII:
Command: PRG;6009999001;10;00#1;01#testapn.test;05#123.456.789.012;06#1234;07#U
Response: RPR;6009999001;1000;1001;1005;1006;1007


REVISIONS
Rev. No. Date Modifications were made on: Writer
Rev. 1.00 2016-11-30 Draft M.Hieda
Added for new setting parameter for Alerting by Buzzer (1064)
Rev. 1.01 2018-01-27 S.E PARK
Edit incorrect descriptions for INPUT/OUTPUS
Rev. 1.02 2018-10-04 Removed unused functions KJH
Rev. 1.03 2018-10-09 Added chapter for “Parameter Configuration” S.E Park
Rev. 1.04 2018-10-12 Removed unused functions KJH
Rev. 1.05 2018-10-22 Changed the Heading/Angle range from “0-180” to “0-179” S.E Park
Moved 1060: Keep Alive Interval to Network Parameter
Rev. 1.06 2018-10-26 Fixed some words for Synctrak V5 KJH
Removed unused functions
Rev. 1.07 2018-10-26 Add caution statement when using management server command. S.E Park
Rev. 1.08 2018-12-04 Change the ‘|’ to ‘#’ on the PRG command string & RRE string. S.E Park
Rev. 1.09 2018-12-12 Fixed 1936: Use Low Battery Shutdown KJH
Rev. 1.10 2019-02-15 Fixed description of Keep Alive Interval. KJH
Rev. 1.11 2019-02-27 Fixed description of the Programming / Requesting Parameter Structure. S.E Park
Rev. 1.12 2019-02-28 Changed the shock threshold and collision threshold recommend value SJSONG
Rev. 1.13 2019-03-06 Fixed description of Keep Alive Interval. KJH
Rev. 1.14 2019-03-25 Add Password Change Tab SJSONG
Rev. 1.15 2019-04-01 Add Fine Tracking Tab SJSONG
Rev. 1.16 2019-04-04 Fixed Table of Contents KJH
Add for new setting parameter for MT Call Lock(1035) ~ Call Support(1043) and TCP
Rev. 1.17 2019-04-04 SJSONG
Keep Alive(1070), TCP Keep Alive Time(1071)
Rev. 1.18 2019-04-18 Add input options for audio KJH
Rev. 1.19 2019-05-11 Add UPD_ACK options for AOTR, AOBD KSH
Rev. 1.20 2019-06-17 Add Jamming setting parameter SJSONG
Rev. 1.21 2019-07-05 Add RS232 Timeout Parameter, Alert Config2(ID 1407, 1417), Geofence Config Tab SJSONG
Rev. 1.22 2019-07-10 Add RF parameters(for RF devices only) JH KIM
Add ST25T, ST20M Support Parameter
SJSONG
Rev. 1.23 2019-07-12 RF Serial number is changed to 10 digits
JH KIM
Remove Alert and Emergency from Presence Function type
Rev. 1.24 2019-07-26 Added Report Schedule Support Parameter SJSONG
Rev. 1.25 2019-08-06 Added Description About Programming Parameter Format SJSONG
Rev. 1.26 2019-08-09 Change the Motion/Shock/Collision range maximum value from 2g to 8g HSPark
Rev. 1.27 2019-08-13 Remove ERB features JH KIM
Rev. 1.28 2019-08-19 Added Alert Config2(ID : 1434, 1435) SJSONG
Added Access time for maintenance server, Changed Polygon buzzer speed name,
Rev. 1.29 2019-08-20 JH KIM
Changed the name(ST20M -> ST20U)
Rev. 1.30 2019-09-04 Added input option table(num:13(Disable Immob. if activated by JAM)) SJSONG
Rev. 1.31 2019-09-09 Added UDP ACK Bitmap SJSONG
Rev. 1.32 2019-09-11 Added Output Action Comment, Add Input Options Table (1-wire) SJSONG
Rev. 1.33 2019-09-24 Remove parameter(2335: Limit Value for Sudden Hard Brake(ST20U)) SJSONG
Rev. 1.34 2019-09-25 Cleaning up the contents of a document SJSONG
Rev. 1.35 2019-10-02 Change Combo List Description(Output 1&2&3&4 ->Output All) SJSONG
Rev. 1.36 2019-10-04 Change the range(255->65535) of ID 1611,1612 SJSONG
Added Crash Construction Report parameter (ID : 1915 ~ 1918), Cleaning up the contents
Rev. 1.37 2019-10-11 HSPark
of a document
Rev. 1.38 2019-10-14 Added Comment of Horn Pulse, Buzzer Pulse, Cleaning up the contents SJSONG
Rev. 1.39 2019-10-31 Added AES128 Parameters(ID:1072, 1073) SJSONG
Rev. 1.40 2019-11-08 Cleaning up the contents of a document SJSONG
Added Route Deviation function(ID: 4500 ~ 4999)
Rev. 1.41 2019-11-23 HSPark
Added Alert Config2(ID: 1436 ~ 1440)


Rev. 1.42 2019-11-25 Added Output4(ID: 1766, 1767) HSPark

Rev. 1.43 2019-12-05 Added Description of Circular Geofence Output Delay SJSONG
Rev. 1.44 2019-12-06 Added the parameter and alert id (102) of I-VUE in the ST25T. JHSIM
Rev. 1.45 2019-12-06 Removed Route Deviation function HSPark
Rev. 1.46 2019-12-13 Added deep sleep 2 of Power Down Type(ID : 1930) SJSONG

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10: Network / SMS / Report Settings

1003: User Password

1004: PIN Number

1006: Server Port

1007: Server Type

1008: Backup Server IP

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1009: Backup Server Port

1010: Backup Server Type

1011: UDP ACK

1012: Device Port

If ‘0’ or empty, the device would use port 9000.

1013: Connection Type

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1060: Keep Alive Interval

1061: Jamming Detection

JAMM_DETC Alert Active Immobilizer Active Buzzer

X – Inactive, O – Activated if jamming is detected.

1062: Check distance for jamming[meter]

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1063: Check no GPS duration for jamming[sec.]

1065: Jamming detection cycle timer 1

Device activate buzzer after this time from jamming detection.

1066: Jamming detection cycle timer 2

1067: Jamming detection cycle timer 3

Device deactivate immobilizer after this time.

1068: Jamming detection cycle timer 4

Device check if jammer is still activated.

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See below diagram for details.

1020: Maintenance Server IP

1021: Maintenance Server Port

1022: Access interval

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1023: Access time

• Set to 00:00 if you want to disable this feature

1070: TCP Keep Alive