GPS Tracker Communication Protocol

1. Summarize
This tracker connects to platform server with TCP. The way for
connection is that device connects to the platform server forwardly. After
connecting to the platform server, tracker will feedback a enrolling
message. The enrolling message contains the devices ID. If the device
received the answer from the platform server, it will stop to sending
enrolling message but send continuous feedback message. The
continuous feedback message not contains the device ID. The platform
server binds the device by connection. One connection represents a
device ID. When the connection cuts off, the device will connect the
platform server automatically and send out a device enrolling message.
Beside, the device will send out a hand-shaking message intervals of time.
The hand-shaking message contains Device ID. After receiving the
handshaking answer message from the platform server, the device waits
for sending the handshaking message in next period.
Remark:V1.8 agreement, the 12 serial numbers in the packet sent
by deivce is: 0 + 11 digits device number,so that the platform needn't bind
the device according to the connection ,the platform process will be more
simple if bind the device according to every packet device number .

1.1 Updated Version Instruction

V1.4
2008/10/23

1Increase setting the data send intervals of ACC Switch

2Increase the controlling of devices restarted command

V1.5
2008/11/4

1Increase the setting Geo-fence command

V1.6
2008/11/29

1Mileage from 6 bytes upgrade for 8 bytes

2Increase access terminal location information

V1.7
2008/12/22

1Increase monitor command ,refer to 3.1.16and 3.2.16

2Increase Set the electronic fence function refer to 3.1.14
and 3.2.14
3Increase set IP address and port message refer to 3.1.17
and 3.2.17
4Increase set APN message,refer to 3.1.18 and 3.2.18
5Increase read terminal version message ,refer to 3.1.19 and
3.2.19

V1.8
2008/12/29

V1.9
2009/2/12

Change the 12 serial numbers in the packet sent by deivce

into : 0 + 11 digits device number,other isn't changed ,The
platform response 12 serial numbers canbe arbitrary number,
the device do no processing
Increase cancel all alarm command refer to 3.1.20 and 3.2.20

2. Message Instrument
2.1 Data Type definition
Data Type
CHAR
C_STRING

N_STRING

H_STRING

HEX_STRING

BIN
BYTE

Instruction
Single ASCII code character
Contain ASCII character string. When fix digits, fill in
Binary system of bank0x20Hon right for lacking digit to
fix a long time except for special instruction.
Contain the digit character string of 0.9. When fix digits,
fill in ASCII code 0(Ox30H) on left for lacking digit
except for special instruction.
Contain the digit character string of O. F. When fix digits,
fill in ASCII code 0(Ox30H) on left for lacking digit
except for special instruction.
Hexadecimal system character string. Such as 1, use 31
for indication. When fix digits, fill in ASCII code 0
(Ox30H) on left for lacking digit except for special
instruction.
Binary system data
8 digits without symbol integer,0..255

2.2 Message format

GPS Tracker exchanges the information with network gateway through data frames
transmittingusing TCP protocol. Full data frames structure definition for GPRS is as
1

following:

Head
1 byte

Serial number Command

/ Time
12 byte
4 byte

Message Body

Trail

N byte (N1K)

1byte

Each Full data frame must contain: Head symbol, Serial Numbe()r/ Time,
Command word, Message body, Trail symbol

2.3 Message field definition

2.3.1 Head/Trail symbol digit
Symbol digit figures the beginning and ending of the message frame. 0x28H
(character ( ) as beginning symboland 0x29H (character ) ) as ending symbol.

2.3.2 Command word

Length4 bytesC_STRING character
FunctionDefine the type of operated message for data frame transmitting, and
figures the function of data. The definition is as following,
Table 2 Message Definition
Main first
types of
Message

Second
types of
Message

03

A
(Down
Message)

Rema
rk

00
01

Command description

Message
serial NO.

04
05
07
11
12
15
17

One time calling message 3.1.5

Response
handshake
signal
message 3.1.1
Set terminal IP address and port
message 3.1.17
Set APN message 3.1.18
Device login response message
3.1.2
Read
terminal
version
message3.1.19
Cell phone NO. configuring
message
Setting vehicle high and low limit
speed 3.1.8
Monitor Command
Read
device
cell
phone
configuring
2

Devic
e
param
eter
messa
ge

00
01

Common Message
Attemper Message

02
03

Answer of calling message(Taxi)

Calling Message(Taxi)

04

Navigation Message

00

04

Isochronous
for
continues Vehicl
feedback configuring 3.1.3
e
Isometry for continues feedback positio
configuring
ning
Response for terminal location Messa
information
ge
Set ACC open sending data Answ
er
transmiting intervals 3.1.12
Set ACC open sending data messa
ge
transmiting intervals 3.1.13
Answer Alarm Message 3.1.4
Answer Message for getting Answ
er
customer successfully (Taxi)
signal
Control the restarted message of
the device 3.1.11
Contr
Circuit control signal 3.1.9
ol
Oil control signal 3.1.10
signal
One key configuring command
Read one key configuring
Answer currency up explaining
result message
Alarm configuring message
Device Function configuring Expan
ding
command
Device
mode
configured messa
ge
command
Intialized device command

05

Setting Geo-fence Message 3.1.14

01

Alarm message 3.2.4

00
01

Handshake signal message 3.2.1

Answer reading terminal
version message
3.2.19

01
R

03
05
06

01
07

00
00
01
02
03
00
01
02

B
(Up
Message)

03

O
P

Gener
al
comm
unicati
on
messa
ge

Alarm
messa
ge

Devic

02

Answer set terminal IP address

and port message 3.2.17

03
04
05

Answer set APN message3.2.18

Answer calling message 3.2.5
Anser device login response
message 3.2.2
Answer vehicle high and low
speed limit 3.2.8
Isochronous
for
continues
feedback message 3.2.6
Isometry continous feedback
message
Continues
feedback
ending Vehicl
e
messsage3.2.7
positio
Access
terminal
position
ning
message3.2.15
messa
Answer the Setting ACC open
ge
sending data transmiting intervals
3.2.12
Answer the Setting ACC open
sending data transmiting intervals
3.2.13
Answer attempered Message
Answer reading called configuring
number
Answer calle configuring number
Answer
setting
isochronous Answ
feedback message 3.2.3
er
messa
Answer setting Isometry feedback
ge
message
Answer monitor command 3.2.16
Answer cancel all alert messages
3.2.20
Answer navigation message
Answer the restarted message of
the device 3.2.11
Answer the Setting Geo-fence
Message 3.2.14
Answer circuit control 3.2.9
Answ
er
Answer oil control 3.2.10
Answer enquiring of one key contro
l sign
setting

12
00
01
R
02
03
05

06

04
05
06
08
S

09
20
21

23
00

00

00
01
02

e
status
messa
ge

Reserved the non- definition message for expanding message in future

The words in red is the functions the device had.

2.3.3 Device ID
Length15 bytes (Fixed); Type: C_STRING.
FunctionThis field for fixing the device. Only when the device sends the device
login message and handshake message, it will send the device ID, and other message
will not send device ID. The platform fixs device by device ID. The usual format for
device ID is 0000 + telephone number. The reference format
is : 000013612345678

2.3.4 Message running NO. / Time

Length12 bytes (Fixed); Type: C_STRING

V1.8 agreement, the 12 serial numbers in the packet sent by deivce is: 0
+ 11 digits device number,The platform answer 12 serial numbers canbe
arbitrary number, the device do no processing

2.3.5 Message body

Lengthno fixed,<=1024 bytesalso can be blank
FunctionConfirm the server data message under corresponding command.

3. Command Message
3.1.Down Messageplatform server sending
3.1.1 Answer handshake signal message
Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
body
Message
content

Message
Value
(

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

AP01

C_STRING

Message
content
HSO

C_STRING

CHAR

Ending
)
identifier
For example

Instruction

(040331141830AP01HSO )
Figures the sending message
Response
No need response
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.2 Device login response message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
body
Message
content

Message
Value
(

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

AP05

C_STRING

Message
content

C_STRING

non

CHAR

Ending
)
identifier
For example
040331141830AP05

Instruction

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.3 Same time continues feedback configure

Message
Field
Beginning

Message
Value
(

Type
CHAR

Length
(Character)
1

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

AR00

word
Message
Body

Instruction

AR00XXXXYYZZ
AR00Fixed key words
XXXXInterval for each message of continues feedback. hexUnit
Second, 4 characters in all, H_STRING. The max is 0xFFFF
secondsWhen XXXX0,the device stops continues feedback.
YYZZThe total time for feedback, 16 advance system. Unit
YYHourZZMinute. 4 characters in allH_STRINGThe max
is 0xFFFFie:255 hours 255 minutes. When YYZZ0, according
to the time intervals, continues feedback.
When both XXXX and YYZZ are not 0it figure that feedback
according to the time intervals, when it up to the total time, it
automaticly stop to feedback
)
CHAR
1

Message
Content

Ending
identifier

For example
(040331141830AR0000140024)
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14:18:30. Down fixed time to set
continues feedback. Feedback GPS data every 20 (16*1 + 4) seconds and feedback
36 (16 * 2 + 4) minutes in all.
Response
Device response BS08
Sending
mode
Instruction

Short Message, GPRS

This message is available to ecolomic device and navigation device.
In the mode of SMS to continues feedback, if set time interval is less
than the Min time interval (Set by the device manufacturer),it will
continues feedback according to the Min time interval, otherwise
continues feedback according to the set time. The data mode is the
same as the SMS mode.

3.1.4 Answer Alarm Message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message body
Message
Content

Message
Value
(

AS01

Type
CHAR

Length
(Character)
1

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Instruction

C_STRING
1
AS01X
XThe type of alarm for BO01X up alarm message.1character,16
advance system, ASCII character
7

0Cut off vehicle oil

2Vehicle rob (SOS help)
3Vehicle anti-theft alarm
5Vehicle over speed alarm
)
CHAR

1Alarm inside of Geo-fence

4Vehicle low speed alarm
6. Alarm out of Geo-fence
1

Ending
identifier
For example:
(040331141830AS012)
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14 :18:30, answer the up vehicle rob
police
Response
No need response
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.5 One time enquiry message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
body
Message
body

Message
Value
(

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

AP00

C_STRING

Message
content

C_STRING

Ending
)
CHAR
identifier
For example:
040331141830AP00
Down one time calling message.
Response
Device response BP04

Instruction

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.8 Setting vehicle high and low limit speed

Message
Field
Beginning

Message
Value
(

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

identifier
8

Instruction

C_STRING

12

AP12

C_STRING

Message
content

C_STRING

Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body

H050L030

Message
Content

Ending

CHAR

identifier
For example
(080830141830AP12 H050L030 )
Setting the up limit speed is50km/h,low limit is 30km/h.When up limit is 000,it
figures cancel alarm up limit, and When down limit is 000,it figures cancel alarm
down limit. Less 3 digits of the speed, full 0 on left. Alarm refer to 3.2.4
Response
BP12
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.9 Circuit control signal

Messa
ge Field
Beginning

Message
Value
(

Type
CHAR

Length
(Character)
1

C_STRING

12

AV00

C_STRING

Message
content

C_STRING

Instruction

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message
Content
Ending

1or0, 1figures opening circuit,0figures closing

circuit.
)

CHAR

identifier
9

For example
(080830141830AV00 0 )
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14:18:30, closed the
circuit.
Respons BV00
e
Instructi This message is available to all device
on
3.1.10 Oil control single
Message
Message
Type
Length
Instruction
Field
Value
(Character)
Beginning
(
CHAR
1
identifier
Running
C_STRING
12
NO./Time
Command
AV01
C_STRING
4
word
Message body Message
C_STRING
content
Message
1or0,1figures opening oil0figures closing oil
content
Ending
)
CHAR
1
identifer
For example
(080830141830AV01 0 )
figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14 :18:30,closed the oil
Responds BV01
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.11 Control the restarted message of the device

Message
Message
Field
Value
Beginning
(
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
AT00
word
Message body Message
Content

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

10

Instruction

Message
content

no

Ending
)
CHAR
1
identifier
For example
(080830141830AT00)
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14 :18:30,the device restart.
Response
BT00
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.12 Set ACC open sending data intervals

Message
Message
Type
Length
Instruction
Field
Value
(Character)
Beginning
(
CHAR
1
identifier
Running
C_STRING
12
NO./Time
Command
AR05
C_STRING
4
word
Message body Message
C_STRING
content
Message
AR05XXXX
content
AR05Fixed keywords
XXXXThe time for sending data intervals for the ACC Open, hex.
UnitSecond
Ending
)
CHAR
1
identifier
For example
(080830141830AR050014)
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14:18:30, it sends back intervals 20
seconds when the ACC is opening.
Response
BR05
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.13 Set ACC close sending data intervals

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running

Message
Value
(

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

11

Instruction

NO./Time
AR06
C_STRING
Command
word
C_STRING
Message body Message
content
Message
AR06XXXX
content
AR06Fixed keywords

XXXXThe time for sending data intervals for the ACC Open,
Hex. UnitSecond
)
Ending
identifier
For example
(080830141830AR06003C)

CHAR

Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14 :18:30,it sends back intervals 20
seconds when the ACC is closing.
Response
BR06
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.14 Setting Geo-fence Message

Message
Message
Field
Value
(
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
AX05
Command
word
Message body Message
content
Message
AX05 N,D,
content
Maxlongitude

Type

Length
(Character)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Instruction

C_STRING
Minlatitude,

Maxlatitude,

G,

Minlongitude,

AX05Fixed Keywords
N0 or 10, figures cancel Geo-fence, 1figures sets
Geo-fence.
If for cancelling the Geo-fence, the back data cannot be sent out.
DStandard for latitude, N, north latitude; S: south latitude.
Minlatitude: lower limit for latitude, Format: DDFF.FFF, DD
latitudes degree (00 ~ 90), FF.FFFlatitudes cent
12

(00.0000 ~ 59.999) reserve three digit decimal

fraction.
Maxlatitudeupper limit for latitude, Format: DDFF.FFF, DD
latitudes degree (00 ~ 90), FF.FFFlatitudes cent
(00.0000 ~ 59.999) reserve three digit decimal
fraction.
GStandard for longitude, E, east longitude; S: south longitude. W:
west longitude
Minlongitude: lower limit for longitude, Format: DDDFF.FFF
DDD Longitudes degree (000 ~ 180), FF.FFF
longitudes cent (00.0000 ~ 59.999), reserve three
digit decimal fraction.
Minlongitudeupper limit for longitude, Format: DDDFF.FFF
DDD Longitudes degree (000 ~ 180), FF.FFF
longitudes cent (00.0000 ~ 59.999), reserve three
digit decimal fraction.
)
CHAR
1
Ending
identifier
For example
(080830141830AX051, N,2245.318,2246.452,E,11233.232,11355.175)
Figures the sending message time is 2008-8-30-14 :18:30.Set Geo-fence.,lower limit
for latitude is 22 degree 45318 centupper limit for latitude is 22 degree 46.452
cent; lower limit for longitude is 112 degree 33.232 centupper limit for
longitude is 113 degree 55.175 cent
Response
BU00
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.15 Answer obtain terminal position message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word

Message
Value
(

AR03

Message body Message

content

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

BYTE

13

Instruction

Message
content

Message content=location length+location data

Location data length :BYTE type,one byte<140
Location data:
BYTE type length<140,the coding is unicode
coding, one Chinese characters or number occupy two
byte .The most can upload 70 character coding, attention is
not GB2312 coding

)
Ending
identifier
For example
Required message:

CHAR

Server answered message

Sending content is "ShenA87J58 the position is: Guangdong province Shenzhen bus
station south around2.5 kilometers ,near Saige technical park 2008-11-29-:14:18,if
the required longitude and latitude is "0",which can return "terminal has no position"

Response

no

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.16 Monitor command

14

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word

Message
Value
(

AP15

Message body Message

content
Message
content
Ending
identifier

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Instruction

BYTE

AP15+NNNN
NNNN:The dialed telephone number for the device ,length is not
fixed.
)
CHAR
1

For example
080830141830AP1513632782450
It will dial the number 1513632782450,after the terminal answer
Response

BS20

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.17 set terminal IP address and port

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time

Message
Value
(

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

15

Instruction

Command
word

AP03

Message body Message

content

C_STRING

C_STRING

Message
content

AAABBBCCCDDDEEEEE
AAA,BBB,CCC,DDD is IP address ,which all are
EEEEE is IP port ,which is five digits

Ending
identifier

CHAR

three digits

For example
081129141830AP0322101807911000123
Set up the terminal IP address for 221.18.79.110 port for123
Response

BP02

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.18 Set APN message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word

Message
Value
(

AP04

Message body Message

content

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Instruction

C_STRING

Message
content

Length unchanged , according to the requirements of users to input

Ending
identifier

CHAR

16

For example
081129141830AP04CMNET
Set up the terminal APN is CMNET
Response

BP03

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.1.19 Reading terminal version message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word

Message
Value
(

AP07

Message body Message

content

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

Message
content
Ending
identifier

CHAR

For example
081129141830AP07

Response

BP01

Instruction This message is available to all device

17

Instruction

3.1.20 Cancel all alarm message

Message
Field
Beginning
identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word

Message
Value
(

AV02

Message body Message

content

Type

Length (byte)

CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Instruction

C_STRING

Message
content
Ending
identifier

CHAR

For example
081129141830AV02

Response

BS21

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.Up messageThe device Sending

3.2.1 Handshake signal Message
Message

Field value

Type

Length

Field
Beginning

(byte)
(

CHAR

C_STRING

12

identifier
Running /time

18

Instruction

Command

BP00

C_STRING

Device ID

C_STRING

15

C_STRING

word
Device ID
Message body
Message

0000136123456780HSO

content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
040331141830BP00000013612345678HSO
Up data handshaking message, 000013612345678is devices ID
Response

Centre service response AP01

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.2 Login message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command word BP05
Terminal ID
Device ID

C_STRING

C_STRING

15

Message body

C_STRING

60

Message

15 terminal ID GPS data

content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
19

Instruction

(01363278450BP05000013632782450080524A2232.9806N11404.9355E000.110124
1323.8700000000L000450AB)
Cent

Response

re service response AP05

Instruction

This message is available to all device

3.2.3 Continuous answer setting isochronous feedback message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command word

BS08

Message Body
Message Content

BS08XXXXYYZZ
BS08Fix key words
XXXXinterval of time every each return newsUnitsecond
total of 4 bytesH_STRINGup to 65535 secondsXXXX
0, stop to return message
YYZZtotal return timeUnitYYHourZZMinuteTotal
of 4 byteshexadecimalup to FFFFmeans 255 hours and 255
minutesWhen YYZZ0,then ceaselessly return according to
the interval of time
When XXXX and YYZZ unequal tothen means ceaselessly
return by time intervalstop return until reach the total time

Ending identifier
Example

CHAR

040331141830BS0800050014

20

Showing the time for send message at 14:18:30 March 31,2004return GPS data
every 5 secondstotal of 20 minutes
Response No need to response
Instruction

This message applies to economically terminals and navigational

terminalsCeaselessly return, after the mode of short message. If the
interval of set time is less than the interval of minimum timeset by
the terminal manufacturersthen the time of ceaselessly return
according to the interval of minimum timeif not, then according to
the interval of the set timeData model and short message model are
the same.

3.2.4 Alarm message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

61

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BO01

word
Message
Body
Message

BO01X+GPS data

Content

BO01Fixed keywords
XSpecific alarm information code1 byteHexadecimal
Alarm information
0Vehicle power off

1Alarm when inside of Geo-fence

2Vehicle robberySOS help

3Vehicle anti-theft and alarming

21

4Lowerspeed Alert

5Overspeed Alert
)

Ending

6:Alarm when out of Geo-fence

CHAR

identifier
Example
(080331061830B0019061830A2934.0133N10627.2544E040.0080331309.6200000
000L00070AD)
Showing the time for send message at 14:18:30,March 31,2008add 8 hours is china
time. Alarm message and vehicle robberyGPS data acquisition time is March
31,2008 Universal time is 6:18:30 A shows the data available 29
degrees,34.0133 minutes north latitude 106 degrees 27.2544 minutes east
longitudespeed is 040.0 km/hthe angle is 309.62 degrees, from due northL
means the sum of distance, unit is metermileage statistic
Response Centre response AS01
Instruction

This message applies to all terminalsSend the information up to 10

times every30 secondsNo longer to send the information after
receive the platform response

3.2.5 Answer Calling Message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

Random
length

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BP04

word
Message
Body
Message

BP04GPS data

22

Instruction

Content

BP04fix Command Word

Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
(013632782450BP04080525A2934.0133N
10627.2544E000.0141830309.6200000000200300C6
Showing the time for send message at 22:18:30,on May 25.Upterminal newscenter
response by one roll callGPS data acquisition time is May25,2008
Universal time is 14:18:30A shows the data available29 degrees,34.0133
minutes north latitude106 degrees 27.2544 minutes east longitudespeed is
0km/hthe angle is 309.62 degrees, from due north.
Response

No

Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.6 Isochronous for continues feedback message

Message

Message Value

Type

Field
Beginning

Length

CHAR

(Character)
1

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

Random
length

CHAR

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BR00

word
Message body
Message body

BR00GPS data

Message

content
Ending
23

Instruction

identifier
Example
(013632782450BR00080612A2232.9828N11404.9297E000.0022828000.00000000
00L000230ED)00L000230AA)
Response

No

Instruction

This message applies to economically terminals and

navigational terminalsContinuously return total time and
distanceor receive the message of stop continuously
return message from the center., then send the ending
message to center

3.2.7 Continues feedback ending message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

C_STRING

Random
length

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BR02

word
Device ID

Message body BR02 GPS data

Message

CHAR

content
Ending
identifier
Example

Response No
24

Instruction

Instruction

This message applies to economically terminals and navigational

terminalsContinuously return total time and distanceor receive the
message of stop continuously return message from the center., then
send the ending message to center

3.2.8 Setup the speed of the Car

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BP12

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
body
Message

H0501L030

content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
(013632782450BP12H050L030 )
Instruction

This message is available to all device

3.2.9 Control circuit

Message

Message

Field
Beginning
identifier
Serial

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

25

Instruction

number/Time
Command
Word
Message
Body
Message
Content
Close
Identifier
Example

BV00

C_STRING

Message
C_STRING
Content
1or0,1 means circuit has been opened0 means circuit has
been closed
)

CHAR

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.10 Control oil

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BV01

word
Message
C_STRING
content
Message body 1or0,1means oil has been opened0means oil has been
closed
Device ID

Message

CHAR

content
Ending
identifier
Example

26

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.11 Answer the restarted message of the device

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BT00

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message

no

Content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.12 Answer the Setting ACC open sending data intervals

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

identifier
Running
NO./Time
27

Instruction

Command

BR05

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

word
Message
Body
Message

no

Content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.13 Answer the Setting

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

ACC close sending data intervals

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BR06

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message

no

Content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example

28

Instruction

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.14 Answer the Setting Geo-fence Message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message
Content
Ending

N
Command
N0 or 1,0figures answer the cancelling Geo-fence. 1 figures
answer setting Geo-fence.
)
CHAR
1

identifier
Example

Response No
Instruction This message is available to all device

29

3.2.15 Obtain

terminal location

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BR03

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message

BR03+GPS data

Content
Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
(013632782450BR03080525A2934.0133N
10627.2544E000.0141830309.6200000000L200300C6)
Response AR03
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.16 Answer monitor command

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

identifier
30

Instruction

C_STRING

12

BS20

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

CHAR

Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message
Content
Ending

identifier
Example
(013632782450BS20)
Response no
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.17 Answer to set terminal IP address and port

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BP02

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message
Content
31

Instruction

Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
(013632782450BP02)
Response no
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.18

Answer to set APN message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BP03

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

CHAR

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body
Message
Content
Ending

identifier
Example
(013632782450BP03)
Response NO
Instruction This message is available to all device

32

Instruction

3.2.19

Answer to read terminal version message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

Instruction

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

BP01

C_STRING

Message
Content

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command
word
Message
Body

Unfixed length string, the platform only display the string directly

Message
Content

Ending

CHAR

identifier
Example
(013632782450BP01GPS518,DEC,22,2008)
Response NO
Instruction This message is available to all device

3.2.20

Answer to cancel all alarm message

Message

Message

Field
Beginning

Type

Length

Value
(

(Character)
CHAR

C_STRING

12

C_STRING

identifier
Running
NO./Time
Command

BP21

33

Instruction

word
Message
Body

Message
Content

C_STRING

CHAR

Message
Content
Ending

identifier
Example
(013632782450BS21)
Response NO
Instruction This message is available to all device

4. Appendix

4.1. The format definition of GPS location message

Message

Message

Type

Length

Field
Time

Value
YYMMDD

N_STRING

(Character)
6

The
availability of
GPS data

CHAR

Latitude

N_STRING

CHAR

N_STRING

10

Latitude
indicator
Longitude

N or S

34

Instruction
Two bytes for each
year/month/day
A or V. A means
the availability of GPS
dataV means the
invalidation of GPS data.
The unit is degree for he
front two bytes from
090the unit is cent
for later seven bytes
N
means
north
latitude S means
south latitude
The unit is degree for he
front three bytes, from

Longitude
indicator
Speed
Time

E or W

CHAR

HHMMSS

N_STRING
N_STRING

5
6

N_STRING

Orientation

IO State

Milepost
Mile data

0 or 1

N_STRING

CHAR
H_STRING

1
8

35

0180the unit is cent

for later seven bytes
E
means
east
longitude W means
west longitude
The unit is km/h
Two bytes of the
year/month/day
The 8 bits of IO
The first bit
representative of the
main power switch, "0"
means the main
power-on, "1", means
the main power-off.
The second bit on behalf
of the ACC (ignition),
"0" means ACC off,
"1" means ACC on.
Other reservations
L mean Mileage
Mile dataUnit: Meter
The total mileage. The
max is 0xFFFFFFFF