E3 Communication Protocol V3.7.2

Protocol
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Circular Nº: 06/2020
Protocol Update: 19/06/2020
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E3 homologation protocol
Summary
Part one: GPRS protocol data structure .................................................................................................................. 3
Part two. Device status codes.................................................................................................................................. 3
Part three. Command list......................................................................................................................................... 5
Commands detail description .................................................................................................................................. 6
3.1 Registration - RG (Apply username and password from server) ............................................................... 6
3.2 Heartbeat data – HB (device send data to server to report status) ............................................................. 6
3.3 Tracking and monitoring – GZ .................................................................................................................. 7
3.4 Alarm mode setup and output control - FD ............................................................................................... 8
3.5 Alarm – AM ............................................................................................................................................... 9
3.6 Square geo fence – FE ............................................................................................................................... 9
3.7 Device send data to server to query UDP channel information – UP ...................................................... 10
3.8 Query service password from device - PW .............................................................................................. 10
3.9 Query device password from server – MM...............................................................................................11
3.10 To get detail address information - DW ..................................................................................................11
3.11 Over speed alarm set up - OD .................................................................................................................11
3.12 Device send data to server to advice it is online – TX ........................................................................... 12
3.13 Send SMS content from server - DX ..................................................................................................... 12
3.14 Modify IP and port – IP ......................................................................................................................... 12
3.15 Mileage correction – LC ........................................................................................................................... 13
3.16 Sleep mode period - SP .......................................................................................................................... 13
3.17 Period of working time till device goes to sleep mode after engine power off - AC ............................. 13
3.18 Motion sensor sensitivity – ZD .............................................................................................................. 14
3.19 Heart beat time interval set up - HT ....................................................................................................... 14
3.20 Power saving mode - PM ....................................................................................................................... 14
3.21 Set main monitoring number - ZH ..................................................................................................... 15
3.22 Secondary monitoring number set up - FH ........................................................................................ 15
3.23 Time zone set up - SQ ............................................................................................................................ 16
3.24 SMS language set up - LG ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.25 Round Geo-fence set up - WL ............................................................................................................... 16
3.27 SMS reply on and off - MG ................................................................................................................... 17
3.28 Device restart - CQ ................................................................................................................................ 17
3.29 Send SMS command from server - KS .................................................................................................. 18
3.30 Check device status - CX ....................................................................................................................... 18
3.31 Locate by cell tower - JZ........................................................................................................................ 19
3.32 ACC record - CC ................................................................................................................................... 19
3.33 Upload data stored while no GSM – MQ............................................................................................... 19
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Network Communication Protocol (UDP/TCP)
Part one: GPRS protocol data structure

GPRS protocol data structure is as follows:
*ET, SN,CMD,DATA1,DATA2,….#
* Command start
ET The name of manufacturer
, Partition
SN Device SN (IMEI number, in decimal)
CMD Command key word, the length is 2 bytes, marking type of command
DATA The content of the data. The content and format is depending on the Command
Part two. Device status codes.

Consist by 4 bytes. The blank ones are to be determined
Item
First byte Second byte Third byte Fourth byte
number
Alarm mode SOS alarm alarm against enter harsh acceleration
0
geo-fence 1(Round shape)
alarm against enter Movement alarm alarm against exit geo-fence harsh brake
1 platform geo-fence 1 (Round shape)
(Square shape geo-fence)
alarm against exit Alarm against alarm against enter urgent brake
2 platform geo-fence external power cut geo-fence 2 (Round shape)
(Square shape geo-fence)
low voltage of backup Cut off engine alarm against exit geo-fence
3 battery power 2 (Round shape)
(output #1 on)
GPS malfunction Output #2 on alarm against enter
4
geo-fence 3 (Round shape)
Vibration alarm Alarm of other car alarm against exit geo-fence
5 anti-theft device 3 (Round shape)
(input #2 on)
6 Car is driving Power saving mode ADC alarm
Over-speed alarm ACC (ignition) on Temperature alarm
7
(input #1 on)
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Table for the status code:
Alarm mode 01000000
alarm against enter platform geo-fence(Square shape) 02000000
alarm against exit platform geo-fence(Square shape) 04000000
low voltage of backup battery 08000000
GPS malfunction 10000000
Vibration alarm 20000000
Car is driving 40000000
Over-speed alarm 80000000
SOS alarm 00010000
Movement alarm 00020000
Alarm against external power cut 00040000
Cut off engine power (output #1 on) 00080000
Output #2 on 00100000
Alarm of other car anti-theft device (input #2 on) 00200000
Power saving mode 00400000
ACC (ignition) on (input #1) 00800000
alarm against enter geo-fence 1 (Round shape) 00000100
alarm against exit geo-fence 1 (Round shape) 00000200
ADC alarm 00004000
Temperature alarm 00008000
harsh acceleration 00000001
harsh brake 00000002
urgent brake 00000004
Example:
ACC on and movement alarm is 40020000, over speed and sense of motion is A0000000
Note:
1. When ACC on (00800000), there will be status code 40000000 (car is driving). If ignition is off but sensed
continuous vibration, car is also regarded as driving
2. Only when alarm mode is on (01000000), there will be vibration alarm (20000000) or movement alarm
(00020000).
3. *letters in red color, needs extra wiring or devices to support
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Part three. Command list
↑means data sent from device to server
↓means data sent from server to device
No.# CMD Description
1 RG ↑ The command to register device on server and apply username & password to log in.
2 HB ↑ The command to send HB data content. When car speed is 0, the data is sent each 10
minutes, and when car is driving, the data is sent each 20 seconds.
3 GZ ↓ The command for live tracking. After device received this command, it stops sending
HB, and send DW according to demand. Server will not reply
4 FD ↓ The command to set alarm mode and control outputs (e.g.: connect relay to control
engine power).
Only after activate alarm mode, there will be vibration alarm and movement alarm
5 AM ↑ The command to send alarm message.
6 FE ↓ The command of server to set square geo-fence.
7 UP ↑ The command to keep device in online status under UDP mode. It is sent each 5
minutes, and server need to reply in time, otherwise device will keep sending UP each
30 seconds. If server still not reply device after device sending 9 UP data, device will
restart.
8 PW ↑ The command to query service password from device.
9 MM ↓ The command to query device password from server.
10 DW ↑ The command to get position information. It is to query the detail address of device.
11 OD ↓ The command to set over-speed limit.
12 TX ↑ if HB interval is set too long, the device will lost contact with server. Therefore TX is
used here to keep contact with server. (TX data is sent each 3 minutes, and server should
reply it. If no reply, device will send this data each 30 seconds.)
13 DX ↓ The command to send SMS content.
14 IP ↓ IP set up.
15 LC ↓ The command to correct mileage.
16 SP ↓ The period of sleep time till device wake up automatically.
17 AC ↓ The period of working time till device goes to sleep mode after ignition off and no sense
of vibration
18 ZD ↓ Motion sensor sensitivity set up
19 HT ↓ Heart beat time interval set up
20 PM ↓ Power saving mode set up
21 ZH ↓ Set main monitoring number
22 FH ↓ Set secondary monitoring number
23 SQ ↓ Time zone set up
24 LG ↓ Set SMS language
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25 WL ↓ Set round geo-fence
27 MG ↓ SMS reply on and off
28 CQ ↓ Restart device
29 KS ↓ The command to send SMS command from server
30 CX ↓ Check device status
31 JZ ↑ Locate by cell tower ID when GPS signal is weak
32 CC ↑ ACC on record
33 MQ ↑ Upload data which is stored while no GSM
Commands detail description
3.1 Registration - RG (Apply username and password from server)

*ET,SN,RG,M_SIM#
M_SIM Num_Str User mobile phone number (Admin number)
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,RG,13691779574#
Server replies:
*ET,SN,RG,msg#
Msg Uni_Str It is to tell users the status of registration.
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,RG,6CE8518C6210529FFF015BC67801662F003000310032003300340035FF01#
3.2 Heartbeat data – HB (device send data to server to report status)

*ET,SN,HB,A/V,YYMMDD,HHMMSS,Latitude,Longitude,Speed,Course,Status,Signal,Power,Fuel,Mileage,Al
titude,GPSdata,[RFID],[Temperature],voltage,Sat #
A/V Data validity. Length is 1, A means GPS data is available, V mean data is unavailable
YYMMDD Hex. Date of GPS data. 6 bytes, e.g.: Nov.8th, 2006 is displayed as 060B08.
HHMMSS Hex. Time of GPS data. 6 bytes, e.g.: 13:25:08 is displayed as: 0D1908
Latitude Hex. Latitude of GPS data, 8 bytes, in hexadecimal. If the first digit of the hexadecimal is 8, it is south
latitude, and 8 should be taken out, then convert to decimal, and divide 600000.
e.g.:
00D8ACC0, convert to decimal is 14200000, then divide 600000 is 23.666667 degrees north
80D98122, take out first byte 8, is D98122, convert to decimal is 14254370, then divide 600000, is
23.7572833 south
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Longitude Hex. Longitude of GPS data, 8 bytes, in hexadecimal. If it is west longitude, the first digit of the
hexadecimal is 8, and 8 should be taken out, then convert to decimal, and divide 600000.
e.g.:
0410A640, convert to decimal is 68200000, then divide 600000 is 113.666667 degrees east
81AA7A7A, take out first byte 8, is 1AA7A7A, convert to decimal is 27949690, then divide
600000, is 46.5828167 west
Speed Hex. Unit is one hundredth of one byte, is a 2-bytes short integer.
E.g.: speed is 12.6, multiply 100, equal as 1260, convert: 04EC, insufficient bits with 0 supplement
Course Hex. azimuth angle., north for 0 degree, clockwise, Unit is one hundredth byte, is 2-bytes short integer.
Eg: azimuth angle 30.5 degrees, multiplied by 100, get 3050, then convert to 0BEA, insufficient bits
with 0 supplements.
Status Hex. Device status code. Consist of 4 bytes. The values are in below table.
Signal Dec. GSM signal intensity, value from 0-32
Power Dec. Percentage of power supply, value range from 1 to 100 percent
Fuel Hex. Fuel capacity.
Mileage Hex. mileage, correct to 0.1 km, e.g., the uploaded data is 00F123, convert to decimal is 61731, and then
divide by 10, is the actual mileage 6173.1 KM
Altitude Dec. Altitude. Value is by meter. It is a 2 bytes integral. Example: Altitude=100 means 100 meters.
GPSdata Num_Str Consist of 5 satellite data, in decimal, without partition. Example, 4845423835, means 48, 45, 42,
38, 35
[RFID] Num_Str RFID card number
[Temperature] Hex. If 28.85 degrees C, first multiply by 100, then converted to 0B45
voltage Dec. ADC read power voltage.
Sat Dec. Number of satellites.
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,HB,A,050915,0C2A27,00CE5954,04132263,0000,F000,01000000,20,4,0000,00F123,1
00, 4845423835,0091564212,0B45,10.00,9#
3.3 Tracking and monitoring – GZ

*ET,SN,GZ,Count,Interval,ServerIp,ServerPort,RUN#
Interval Hex. the interval of sending data. It is a 2 bytes integral, value range from 5 ~ 65535, by
seconds
Count Hex. The frequency times that device sending positioning data to server. It is a 2 bytes
integral, and if value is 65535, the device will keep sending data until you require it to
stop.
ServerIp Hex_str. Server IP address
ServerPort Hex. Server port number
RUN 0/1 UDP channel is running. 1 stands for running, 0 stands for not running
This command requires device send data by “interval”, send “count” pieces of HB data. The utmost
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frequency time is 65534. After device received this command, it will send HB data to server according to the
“interval” and “count”. If “count” is 65535, means device will keep sending data until receive command to stop.
If “count” is 1, then “interval” is invalid, means only send 1 piece of positioning data.
e.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,GZ,0001,0005,211.154.136.151,141e,1#
Reply format from device:

*ET,SN,GZ,CountLeft,Interval#
CountLeft Hex. The value of how many positioning data need to send. If you need device to keep
sending data, this parameter is set to 0
Interval Hex. Interval of sending data
E.g.:
*ET, 135790246811221,GZ,0001,0005#
3.4 Alarm mode setup and output control - FD

*ET,SN,FD,FxYxQx#
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,FD,F1Y1Q1#

*ET,SN,FD,FxyYxyQxy#
F 1. Set up anti-theft mode; 2. Remove anti-theft mode

Y 1. output #1 on, 2. output #1 off
Q 1. output #2 on, 2. output #2 off
x 1 means execute command 1; 2 means execute command 2.
E.g., F1 means set up anti-theft mode, Y2 means output #2 off
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y Result. 0 means fail to execute; 1 means execute successfully.
E.g.: F10 means fail to set up anti-theft mode, F21 means successfully cancelled anti-theft mode
Note:
1．Each command is optional, you just need to send code of command
2．While device execute the command, the sequence is from left to right
Example:
Server send command to activate anti-theft mode (F1), output #1 off (Y2)
*ET,135790246811221,FD,F1Y2#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,FD,F11,Y21#
3.5 Alarm – AM
Format sent from device:
*ET,SN,AM,A/V,YYMMDD,HHMMSS,Latitude,Longitude,Speed,Course,Status,Signal,Power,Fuel,Mileage,Al
titude,voltage,Sat #
The data is sent from to server, to report alarm to server. The cause of alarm depends on the status string in
GPRS protocol data.
3.6 Square geo fence – FE

*ET,SN,FE,Mode,TotalCount,CurrentCount,Type,LatitudeLT,LongitudeLT,LatitudeRB,LongitudeRB;Type,Latit
udeLT,LongitudeLT,LatitudeRB,LongitudeRB;Type,LatitudeLT,LongitudeLT,LatitudeRB,LongitudeRB;Time#
Mode 0/1 Download mode. “0” Remove the car original fence, then add fences; “1” adding
fence based on original fences.
TotalCount Hex. Total amount of downloaded fence, if it is 0, mode will also be 0, means removing all
fences.
CurrentCount Hex. Current fence count
Type 0/1 Fence style: 0 alarm when enter, 1 alarm when exit
LatitudeLT Hex. Latitude of fence left top
LongitudeLT Hex. Longitude of fence left top
LatitudeRB Hex. Latitude of fence right bottom
LongitudeRB Hex. Longitude of fence right bottom
Time Hex. Interval of alarm, by minute. Value range from 0000 to FFFF. 0000 means only send
alarm once
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Remark:
Every GPRS protocol data should send multiple fence records. Between Every positioning record should be
separated by semicolon “;”

*ET,SN,FE,Result,RealCount#
Result 0/1 Fence receive result, “0” failure, “1” success
RealCount Hex. Actual received fence amount.
e.g.:
Server sends:
*ET,135790246811221,FE,0,02,00,0,015f5ff3,03c9658c,018d94a7,042df2b0;0,018e6fb4,045bc136,0174c433,0
4809fa1#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,FE,1,01#
3.7 Device send data to server to query UDP channel information – UP

Format sent from device
*ET,SN,UP#
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,UP#
Server replies:
*ET,SN,UP#
*ET,135790246811221,UP#
3.8 Query service password from device - PW

Format sent from device
*ET,SN,PW#
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Server replies:
*ET,SN,PW,msg#
Msg Uni_Str The SMS content including service password.
3.9 Query device password from server – MM

Format sent from server:
*ET,SN,MM#
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,MM #
Device replies:
*ET,SN,MM,PassWord#
PassWord Num_Str Device password
3.10 To get detail address information - DW

*ET,SN,DW,A/V,YYMMDD,HHMMSS,Latitude,Longitude,Speed,Course,Status,Signal,Power,Fuel,Mileage,Al
titude,voltage,Sat #
E.g.:
*ET,135790246811221,DW,A,050915,0C2A27,00CE5954,04132263,0000,F000,01000000,20,4,0000,001254,1
00,10.00,9#

*ET,SN,DW,msg #
Msg Uni_Str. This is the message of detail address, which is the longitude and latitude get from device,
then uploads to server and gets the detail address from server.
3.11 Over speed alarm set up - OD

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*ET,SN,OD,Speed#
Speed Hex. value of over speed (km/h)
Device replies:
*ET,SN,OD,Speed#
3.12 Device send data to server to advice it is online – TX

*ET,SN,TX,V,YYMMDD,HHMMSS#
E.g.:
Device sends: *ET,135790246811221,TX,V,0c0101,011002#
Server replies: *ET,135790246811221,TX,V,0c0101,011002#
3.13 Send SMS content from server - DX

*ET,SN,DX,msg#
Msg Uni_Str. Here is the content of SMS
Device replies:
*ET,SN,DX#
3.14 Modify IP and port – IP

*ET,SN,IP, INDEX,IP,PORT#
INDEX 1/2/3 1 for primary IP, 2 for secondary IP; 3 for third IP
IP Hex. IP address (32 bits)
11.33.55.77, convert to hex, is B,21,37,4D, combine them is 0B21374D
PORT Hex. port number
E.g.: To set IP2 to 11.33.55.77#1357#

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*ET,001234561234567,IP,2,0B21374D,54D#

*ET,SN,IP#
3.15 Mileage correction – LC

*ET,SN,LC,Mileage#
Mileage Hex. the mileage which need to initialize, and it is a hexadecimal, and need to correct to 0.1 km
E.g.: if need to correct to 6173.1 km, need to multiply by 10, that is 61731, and then convert to
hexadecimal 00F123

*ET,SN,LC,mileage#
3.16 Sleep mode period - SP

Format sent from server：
*ET,SN,SP,TIME#
TIME Hex. the period till wake up: 0----FFFF minutes
example：*ET,135790246811221,SP,00FF#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,SP,00FF#
After set, device will wake up from sleep after 255 minutes
3.17 Period of working time till device goes to sleep mode after engine power off - AC
*ET,SN,AC,TIME,ON#
TIME Hex. the period till go to sleep: 0----FFFF minutes
ON 0/1 when connect ACC, it will send alarm. 1 means send, 0 means not send
example：*ET,135790246811221,AC,0005,1#
Device replies:
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*ET,135790246811221,AC,0005,1 #
After set this, when device in power saving mode, if ignition is off for 5 minutes, device will go to sleep. And if
detected ignition, it will send alarm
3.18 Motion sensor sensitivity – ZD

*ET,SN,ZD,NUM#
NUM Hex. sensitivity level: 00----0A
00 means vibration detection off. 01 means highest sensitivity, and 0A means lowest
sensitivity
example：*ET,135790246811221,ZD,05#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,ZD,05 #
3.19 Heart beat time interval set up - HT

*ET,SN,HT,TIME0,TIME1#
TIME0 Hex. data transmission interval while car is driving: 0005 ~ FFFF seconds
TIME1 Hex. data transmission interval while car is parking: 0005 ~ FFFF seconds
Example: *ET,135790246811221,HT,05,0A #
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,HT,05,0A#
3.20 Power saving mode - PM

*ET,SN,PM,MODE#
MODE 00= power saving mode off；
01=power saving mode 1; 02=power saving mode 2; 03=power saving mode 3
Example: *ET,135790246811221,PM,01#
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Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,PM,01#
3.21 Set main monitoring number - ZH

*ET,SN,ZH,NUMBER#
NUMBER Num_Str. Main monitoring phone number
Example: *ET,135790246811221,ZH,008615859881788#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,ZH,008615859881788#
3.22 Secondary monitoring number set up - FH

*ET,SN,FH,MODE,NUMBER#
MODE . MODE=00, means add a number;
MODE=01, means delete a number;
MODE=0A, means delete all numbers
NUMBER Num_Str. A SIM card number
Example: add a secondary monitoring number

*ET,135790246811221,FH,00,008615859881788#
Example: add more than 1 secondary monitoring number: (you can add maximum 10 numbers，each numbers
should be separated by “*”)
*ET,135790246811221,FH,00,008615859881788*008615859881788*008615859881788*008615859881788#
Example: delete a secondary monitoring number
*ET,135790246811221,FH,01,008615859881788#
Example: delete all secondary monitoring numbers
*ET,135790246811221,FH,0A#
Note: secondary monitoring numbers should be deleted one by one or delete all in once
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,FH,result#
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Result=00 means delete failed,
Result =01 means delete successfully.
3.23 Time zone set up - SQ

*ET,SN,SQ,TIME#
TIME value range from -13.0 to 13.0 (float)
Example: *ET,135790246811221,SQ,8.0#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,SQ,8.0#
3.24 SMS language set up - LG

*ET,SN,LG,MODE#
MODE 00=Chinese
01=English
02=Thai
03=Indonesian
04=French
Example: *ET,135790246811221,LG,01#
Device replies:
*ET,135790246811221,LG,01#
3.25 Round Geo-fence set up - WL

*ET,SN,WL,time,all,mode,num,rad,Latitude,Longitude;mode,num,rad,Latitude,Longitude;
mode,num,rad,Latitude,Longitude#
Time Hex. Alarm sending interval
value from 0000----FFFF by minutes, 0000 means only send alarm once
all Hex. Total amount of downloaded fence, if it is 0, mode will also be 0, means removing all
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fences
mode Fence mode:
1 alarm against exit fence
2 alarm against entering fence
3 alarm by both
num Number of fences: maximum can set 3. Each is marked by: 1, 2, 3
rad Hex. Radius: 01F4---FFFF (500 to 65535) meters
Latitude Hex. Center latitude
Longitude Hex. Center longitude
Note:
Every GPRS protocol data should send more fence records. Between Every positioning record should be
separated by semicolon “;”
Example:
*ET,135790246811221,WL,000A,03,01,01,01F4,015f5ff3,03c9658c;03,02,01F4,018e6fb4,045bc136 ;02,03,01F
4,018e6fb4,045bc136#
Device replies:
*ET,SN,FE,Result,RealCount#
Result 0/1 Fence receive result, “0” failure, “1” success
RealCount Hex. Actual received fence amount
3.27 SMS reply on and off - MG

*ET,SN,MG,MODE#
MODE: 00 means not reply SMS, 01means reply SMS。
Example:*ET,135790246811221,MG,01#
Device reply:
*ET,135790246811221,MG,01#
3.28 Device restart - CQ

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*ET,SN,CQ#
Example :*ET,135790246811221,CQ#
Device reply:
*ET,135790246811221,CQ#
3.29 Send SMS command from server - KS

*ET,SN,KS,SMS_CMD,NUMBER#
SMS_CMD Char_Str. SMS content string.
Note: if there is “,” or “#” in any of the SMS string, should convert to “*”, otherwise
the command is invalid.
NUMBER Num_Str. the phone number SMS should reply to. If this is blank, then just execute the
function, but no SMS confirmation
Example: send the SMS command from server, and need get SMS reply
*ET,135790246811221,KS,DW,15814021151#
If no need get SMS reply:
*ET,135790246811221,KS,DW,#
Device reply:
If successful:
*ET,135790246811221,KS,01#
If fail:
*ET,135790246811221,KS,00#
3.30 Check device status - CX

*ET,SN,CX#
Example:*ET,135790246811221,CX#
Device reply:
*ET,135790246811221,CX,message#
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3.31 Locate by cell tower - JZ
When there is no GPS signal, device will upload this data
*ET,SN,JZ,RESULT,CELL_ID,LAC,MCC,MNC#
RESULT 0/1 0, means no need to reply from server.

1, means server reply the detail information of the cell tower.
CELL_ID Dec. cell tower ID
LAC Dec. code of the position
MCC Dec. mobile country code
MNC Dec. mobile network code
Example: ET,135790246811221,JZ,1,CELL_ID,LAC_N,460,00#
Server reply:
*ET,135790246811221,JZ,Msg#
Msg Uni_Str. Address text from server.
3.32 ACC record - CC

*ET,SN,CC,n,A/V,YYMMDD,HHMMSS,Latitude,Longitude,Speed,Course,Status,Signal,Power,Fuel,Mileage,
Altitude,voltage,Sat#
Device sends this data to server to report the time of engine on/off. The status code will state whether it is engine
power on or engine power off.
CC,n: time zone number
Example:
*ET,135790246811221,CC,8.0,A,050915,0C2A27,00CE5954,04132263,0000,F000,01800000,20,4,0000,00F12
3,100,10.00,9#
3.33 Upload data stored while no GSM – MQ

When device uploads stored data to server, it will send this command first. If server not replies, means data
cannot be uploaded. If server replied, device will upload data
*ET,SN,MQ#
Server reply:
*ET,SN,MQ#
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Ver.: 3.7.2
Num_Str: number string
Uni_Str: unicode string
Hex.: hexadecimal
Dec.: decimal
Char_Str.: character string
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Protocol Update: 19/06/2020

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Part one: GPRS protocol data structure

Part two. Device status codes.

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Commands detail description

3.1 Registration - RG (Apply username and password from server)

3.2 Heartbeat data – HB (device send data to server to report status)

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3.3 Tracking and monitoring – GZ

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Reply format from device:

3.4 Alarm mode setup and output control - FD

Reply format from device:

F 1. Set up anti-theft mode; 2. Remove anti-theft mode

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3.6 Square geo fence – FE

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Reply format from device:

3.7 Device send data to server to query UDP channel information – UP

3.8 Query service password from device - PW

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3.9 Query device password from server – MM

3.10 To get detail address information - DW

Format sent from server:

3.11 Over speed alarm set up - OD

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3.12 Device send data to server to advice it is online – TX

3.13 Send SMS content from server - DX

3.14 Modify IP and port – IP

E.g.: To set IP2 to 11.33.55.77#1357#

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Reply format from device:

3.15 Mileage correction – LC

Reply format from device:

3.16 Sleep mode period - SP

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3.18 Motion sensor sensitivity – ZD

3.19 Heart beat time interval set up - HT

3.20 Power saving mode - PM

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3.21 Set main monitoring number - ZH

3.22 Secondary monitoring number set up - FH

Example: add a secondary monitoring number

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3.23 Time zone set up - SQ

3.24 SMS language set up - LG

3.25 Round Geo-fence set up - WL

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3.27 SMS reply on and off - MG

3.28 Device restart - CQ

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3.29 Send SMS command from server - KS

3.30 Check device status - CX

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RESULT 0/1 0, means no need to reply from server.

3.32 ACC record - CC

3.33 Upload data stored while no GSM – MQ

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