Communication Protocol

Zhongxun Locator Communication Protocol

V1.1

1. General function

V1.2

1. Increased altitude 0x10, 0x11

2. Other changes, alarms in the positioning data, etc. 0x17 0x69

Introduction

1. This document mainly introduces the related functional protocols between the locator and the
server, as well as their data formats and contents.

2. The protocol only applies to communication between the locator and the server. The current
version corresponds to May 2017. If there is any modification in the future, adjust the
documentation accordingly.

3. All communication data formats are 0x780x78+data length+protocol number+data

content+0x0d0x0a, and the data length is the sum of the number of bytes occupied by the data
content and the number of bytes occupied by the protocol number. A special number is not the
rule, there is a corresponding description in the details of the agreement.

4. All communication data is transmitted by tcpip protocol, the server address is ______ port is
______

5. A part of the protocol data transmission is two-way, that is, the data is initiated by one of the
devices or the server, and the receiving party has to reply with a response data of a
corresponding protocol. Some of the protocols are one-way, that is, after the device or server side
sends out, the receiving party does not need to reply to the data. If not specified, the protocol
data is one-way, that is, the party receiving the data does not need to reply to the data.

6. The sample data is all hexadecimal

7. The end of the data is 0D0A. It is necessary to pay attention to the case where the data
contains the 0D0A in the middle of the data. It cannot be processed with 0D0A as the data end
when the data length has not yet been reached.

8. The data that must be replied is: 0x01, 0x10, 0x11, 0x13, 0x17, 0x69. These data will not be
reconnected and will be reconnected.

9. At least support for positioning function: 0x01 login data packet, 0x08 heartbeat data packet,
0x10GPS online data, 0x11 GPS offline data, 0x13 status data packet, 0x17 offline WIFILBS data
packet, 0x30 time synchronization, 0x69 online WIFILBS data packet, 0x57 Parameter setting
packet.

Details

0x01 login

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte Reserved bit 1byte Protocol number 1byte IMEI 8byte Software version number
1byte Stop bit 2byte
Eg.7878 0A 01 0123456789012345 01 0D0A

The IMEI data is BCD coded, and the IMEI data in the data packet is 0x01 0x23 0x45 0x67 0x89
0x01 0x23 0x45 , IMEI is 123456789012345

Software version number: 01 software version number

After the server receives the login data, it must reply to the device data.

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte stop bit 2byte

If it is a legal device, it returns 0x01 protocol data. If the login fails, reply to the 0x44 protocol to
prevent the device from uploading data.

Eg.7878 01 01 0D0A successfully logged in

7878 01 44 0D0A login failed

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. No practical
significance. Please take data according to the data format

0x05 server sends supervisory status to the terminal

Start 2Byte, package content length 1Byte, protocol number 1Byte, status 1Byte, stop bit 2Byte

7878 02 05 xx 0D0A

01. Supervisory number dials the device number. The device automatically answers the pickup
effect.

02. Supervisory number dials the device number Automatically answers the two-way call

03. Regulatory number dials the device number Bells manually answer the two-way call

0x08 heartbeat package

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 08 0D0A

Used to keep the device and server connected unbroken

0x10 GPS positioning data packet

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte GPS Data length,
visible satellite number 1byte GPS latitude and longitude 8byte Speed ​1byte East and West
latitude Status Heading 2byte Stop bit 2byte
 Eg.7878 12 10 0A03170F3217 9C 026B3F3E 0C22AD65 1F 3460 0D0A

Date and time: 0A03170F3217, year, month, day, minute, second, each accounted for 1 byte,
converted to 10 years, March 23, 15:50:23, year plus 2000 is 2010, time is GMT0.

GPS data length, visible satellite number: data length and visible satellite number each accounted
for 0.5byte, 9C said: GPS information length is 9, the number of participating satellites is 0x0c (12)

GPS latitude and longitude: 026B3F3E, longitude and latitude each occupy 4bytes, indicating
positioning data, latitude and longitude conversion method is as follows:

Convert the latitude and longitude values ​output by the gps module into fractions in minutes, then
multiply the converted fractions by 30000 and convert the multiplied result to hexadecimal.

For example, 22"32.7658', (22X60+32.7658)X30000=40582974, converted to hexadecimal 0x02

0x6B 0x3F 0x3E, 22X60 is converted to '.

GPS speed: 1 byte, indicating the running speed of GPS, the range is 0x00-0xFF km / h. In the
example, 1F indicates a speed of 31 kilometers per hour.

North and South latitude, east and west, state, heading: occupy 2 bytes, the heading indicates the
running direction of GPS, 0-360, unit degree, and north is 0. The first six bits of the first byte of the
8-bit binary represent the state, and the last two bits and the eight bits of the second byte
represent the heading. As shown below

The first byte The second byte

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Empty Empty Empty GPS East- North- Course

Whether West South
latitude Latitude
Positioning
or not

0 South latitude 1 North latitude 0 East longitude 1 West longitude 0 GPS not positioned 1 GPS
positioning

In the example, the state heading is 3460, which is converted to binary 0011 0100 0110 0000,
indicating that the GPS is in the positioning state, east longitude, north latitude, and the heading is
96°.

The server must reply:

Start bit 2byte Reserved byte 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte stop bit 2byte

Eg.7878 00 10 0A03170F3217 0D0A package length string is 00

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. No practical
significance. Please take the data reply data length byte 00 according to the data format. 0D0A is
more likely to appear in the time data, and it needs to be judged according to the length of the
data to avoid truncation errors.

0x11 offline GPS positioning data package

Same as 0x10 format

Eg.7878 12 11 0A03170F3217 9C 026B3F3E 0C22AD65 1F 3460 0D0A

The server must reply:

Start bit 2byte reserved byte 1byte protocol number 1byte date time 6byte stop bit 2byte

Eg.7878 00 11 0A03170F3217 0D0A package length string is 00

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. No practical
significance. Please take the data in the data format. Reply data length byte 00. 0D0A is more
likely to appear in the time data, and it needs to be judged according to the length of the data to
avoid truncation errors.

V1.2 has made changes to the positioning data. 0x10 0x11 works.

GPS increase altitude alarm

7878 16 10120B05030D2498038077200BE2078F003400 XXXX FX 0D0A

2Byte XXXX = hex (elevation)

1Byte FX alert

0000 0001 = vibration

0000 0010 = speeding

0000 0100 = wifi attendance

0000 1000 = leave wifi attendance

0001 0000 = low power alarm

The same location, wifi / lbs are added FX

The server sends a startup speed setting to the terminal.

7878 02 86 XX 0D0A

0x13 status package

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte Reserved byte 1byte Protocol number 1byte Battery power 1byte Software version
1byte Time zone 1byte Status packet upload interval 1byte End bit 2byte

Eg.7878 06 13 55 23 08 03 0D0A

55 indicates that the battery power is still 85%, 23 indicates that the software version number is
35 08 indicates that it is East 8 (just an integer), and 03 indicates that the status packet upload
interval is 3 minutes.

Increased signal strength

Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Battery power 1byte Software version
1byte Time zone 1byte Status packet upload interval 1byte Device signal strength 1byte End bit
2byte

Eg.7878 07 13 55 23 08 03 64 0D0A

0x55 indicates that the battery level is 85. 0x64 indicates device signal strength 100

Server reply

Reply content is the same as sending status package

Set the status packet upload interval

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte state packet upload interval 1byte end
bit 2byte

This data is sent to the device by the server to set the upload interval of the status packet.

Eg.7878 02 13 03 0D0A

03 is to upload the upload interval of the status package for 3 minutes, the unit is minute.

Set the heartbeat packet upload interval

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte heartbeat packet upload interval 2byte
end bit 2byte

This data is sent to the device by the server to set the upload interval of the status packet.

Eg.7878 03 13 012C 0D0A

012C uploads the heartbeat packet upload interval to 300 seconds, in seconds. The heartbeat
packet upload interval ranges from 20 to 600 seconds.

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. No practical
significance. Please take the data in the data format.

0x14 device sleep instruction

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 14 0D0A

Send this command, indicating that the device is disconnected from the server and goes to sleep.
0x15 factory reset

Two-way instruction

After receiving the SMS reply to the factory setting, the device sends an instruction to the server.

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 15 0D0A

Server sent to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 15 0D0A

The device is restored to factory settings after receiving the command for 30 seconds.

0x16 total number of whitelists

Server sent to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte white list number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 16 03 0D0A

Number of whitelists: 03, 3 numbers

After receiving this command, the device requests a whitelist synchronization 0x58 protocol.

0x17 offline wifi data

The resolution of this protocol is the same as 0x69, indicating offline WIFI LBS data.

Start bit 2byte WIFI number 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte WIFI data Length
indefinite fixed format LBS data Length indefinite fixed format Stop bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 00 17 170622123031 07 01cc00 11aeaad432 11aeaad432 11aeaad432 11aeaad432

11aeaad432 11aeaad432 11aeaad432 0d0a

This is the lbs positioning without wifi

The server must reply to the protocol number plus time when receiving the data.

Start bit 2byte reserved byte 1byte protocol number 1byte time 6byte end bit 2byte

7878 00 17 170622123031 0d0a package length string is 00

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. Please take
the data in the data format. Reply data length byte 00. 0D0A is more likely to appear in the time
data, and it needs to be judged according to the length of the data to avoid truncation errors.
V1.2

Added alarm information

Start bit 2byte WIFI number 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte WIFI data Length
indefinite fixed format LBS data Length indefinite fixed format Alarm information 1byte stop bit
2byte

0x30 update time

Two-way instruction

Device sends to server request time synchronization

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 30 0D0A

After the server receives it, it needs to return GMT time.

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte date time 6byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 07 30 07E00705053718 0D0A

The time is hexadecimal, and 07E00705053718 is converted to 5:55:24 on July 5, 2016.

0x33 prohibits LBS positioning

The server sends the device to the device, prohibiting the upload of LBS data.

Start 2Byte, packet length 1Byte, protocol number 1Byte, state 1Byte, stop bit 2Byte

7878 02 33 01 0D0A 01 = On ; 00 = Off

0x34 server sends GPS LBS switch to the terminal. Upload data switch time

Start 2Byte , packet length 1Byte , protocol number 1Byte , gps 1Byte + data 5Byte + lbs 1Byte +
on3Byte + off 3Byte , stop bit 2Byte

7878 0E 34 01 0108001200 01 010700 012200 0D0A 01 = Off ; 00 = ON (ON can be uploaded by

base station positioning)

Gps 01=on

Data 00 = off is not set to close 0800:08:00 1200 = 12:00

Lbs 01=on

On 01 = Set boot 0700 = 07:00

Off 01 = Set shutdown 2200 = 22:00

0x40 remote monitoring number

Server to device
Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte number end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 07 40 3133353333333333333333 0D0A

The number is in ASCII encoding, 3133353333333333333333 is converted to 13533333333

0x41SOS number

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte number end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 0C 41 3133353333333333333333 0D0A

The number is in ASCII encoding, 3133353333333333333333 is converted to 13533333333

Call the sos phone and send the device to the server

7878 02 41 01 0d0a

0x42 dad number

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte number end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 0C 42 3133353333333333333333 0D0A

The number is in ASCII encoding, 3133353333333333333333 is converted to 13533333333

Call your dad and send the device to the server.

7878 02 42 01 0d0a

0x43 mom number

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte number end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 0C 43 3133353333333333333333 0D0A

The number is in ASCII encoding, 3133353333333333333333 is converted to 13533333333

Call your mom and send the device to the server

7878 02 43 01 0d0a

0x44 stop data upload

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 44 0d0a
Prevent devices from uploading any data

0x46 GPS timing period setting

Server to device

Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Switch 1byte Start time End time End
bit 2byte

Eg.7878 05 46 01 1130 1230 0D0A

01 open, 00 is off, time is BCD code, 1130 is 11:30, from this time, turn off GPS to 12:30 to open

Can set a time period to turn off GPS

0x47 Do not disturb time period setting

Server to device

Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Switch 1byte Week 1byte Start time 1
1byte End time 1 1byte Start time 2 1byte End time 2 1byte End bit 2byte

Eg.7878 0B 47 01 03 0130 0230 0730 0900 0D0A

Switch: 01, for Do not disturb function, 00 is off

Week: 03, each one represents one day of the week, 03 is Monday, Tuesday, if this is 1, it is the
day of the week.

Time period: time representation is BCD code, 0130 is 1:30

0x48 restart device

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte restart operation 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 48 01 0D0A

Restart operation 01 After the device receives this command, it restarts.

Restart operation 02 After the device receives this command, it shuts down.

0x49 looking for equipment

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte state 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 02 49 01 0D0A

Status: 00 Stop looking for equipment, 01 start looking for equipment

0x50 alarm clock

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte alarm clock 3 9byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 0a 50 010800 010900 031030 0d0a

Alarm clock: Coded BCD, the first place is the alarm every day of the week, the second and third
place is the hour minute, 010800, every Monday, 8:00 alarm clock. 010900, every Monday at 9:00,
0313030 every Tuesday, at 10:30, the alarm starts.

If you cancel the setting, all send 0,7878 0a 50 000000 000000 000000 0d0a

0x56 off alarm

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte flag bit 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 56 01 0D0A

Sign bit: 00 shedding 01 wear

0x57 synchronization setting data

Two-way instruction

The device sends the server to the server to request setting data, including device switch, alarm
clock, phone number,

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 57 0D0A

Server sent to device settings data

Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Upload interval 2byte Switch 1byte
Alarm clock 9byte Do not disturb time switch 1byte Do not disturb time 9byte GPS timer switch
1byte GPS timing time 4byte SOS Mom and Dad 3 numbers (length is uncertain, 3B (";") Do the
separator end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 1F 57 0060 01 000000 000000 000000 00 000000000000000000 00 00000000

3B3B3B0D0A

Upload interval: BCD code, 0060, this is 60 seconds

Switch: Each bit represents a switch, as shown in the following table

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

N/a N/a sensor light Bluetooth vibration step GPS

switch sense alarm

The first one is the GPS switch

The fourth position is the light sense switch, sync 0x61 setting

Alarm clock: 9byte, if no alarm is set, it is 0. If there is, it is in the format set by alarm 0x50.

Do not disturb the time switch 1byte, do not disturb the time setting is the same as the 0x47
protocol format

GPS timer switch: sync 0x46 setting

SOS Mom and Dad 3 numbers: all are ASCII codes, the number is 0x41 0x42 0x43 the number of
these three protocols

0x58 sync whitelist

Two-way instruction

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 58 0D0A

After receiving the server, the device will reply to the whitelist. The maximum number of
whitelists is 50.

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte white list (length is not fixed) end bit
2byte

Eg.7878 01 58 646473 3A 3138383338303231303133 3B 63 3A 3138353338303035343032 3B

0D0A

The separator of the name and number is 3A (":"), and the direct separator of each group whitelist
is 3B (";")

There are two whitelists in the above example, using utf8 encoding: name 646473=dds number
3138383338303231303133=18838021013, name 63=c number
318353353338303035343032=18538005402

0x61 light switch

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte flag bit 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 61 01 0D0A

Mark 01 turns on the light, 00 turns off the light

0x64 recording request

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte flag bit 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 64 03 0D0A
Sign position 01 photo, 02 video, 03, recording.

Package length position as a function mark, control device function

The server sends a voice recording function to the terminal (64)

7878 03 64 04 00 0D0A Off

7878 03 64 04 01 0D0A On

The server sends a voice callback function to the terminal (64)

7878 03 64 05 00 0D0A Off

7878 03 64 05 01 0D0A On

The server sends an LED switch to the terminal (64)

7878 03 64 06 00 0D0A Off

7878 03 64 06 01 0D0A On

The server sends a switch to the terminal (64)

Start 2Byte, packet length 1Byte, protocol number 1Byte, function 2Byte stop bit 2Byte

7878 03 64 FF X3 0D0A On

0xX3

X value 1= car, 0= personal

3 = 0011

1st LED switch

The second sound switch

3rd voice recording switch

4th voice-activated callback switch

0x65 recording request (not supported at this time)

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte recording time 1byte end bit 2byte

7878 02 65 0A 0D0A
0a, 10 seconds recording, recording time is 0, resend the current recording file

The device sends a file to the server:

Start bit 2byte Total number of packets 1byte Current package index 1byte Data length 2byte
Data Xbyte

6868 10 01 0200 data

6868 10 02 0200 data

6868 10 03 0200 data

...

6868 10 10 0200 data

Data length is 512

After sending

Send the file name to the server

Start bit 2byte 1byte protocol number 1byte file name xbyte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 65 File name 0d0a

The server writes the data part to the .amr format file according to the index of each package.

If the data is received incorrectly, you can send it

7878 02 65 00 0D0A

Resend

If one or two of the packets are missing, the request packet is sent separately. For example, a
total of 10 packages, the seventh is missing, send:

Start bit 2byte Total number of packets 1byte Current package index 1byte Data length 2byte

6868 10 07 0200

0x66 modify server IP and port

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte IP 4byte port 2byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 07 66 78 ED 6E 88 17AF 0D0A

IP: 66 78 ed 6e 88 hexadecimal conversion decimal 120.237.110.136

Port: 17AF hexadecimal conversion decimal 6063

After the device is received, it will be converted to a new IP and port to log in again.
0x67 recovery password

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte flag bit 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 67 01 0D0A

After the server receives it, it must reply to 7878 02 67 01 0D0A to reset the login password of the
device. Send a text message to the device when the device password is forgotten, and the device
issues the command to restore the password.

0x69WIFI positioning data packet

Agreement is two-way

The device sends to the server

Start bit 2byte WIFI number 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte WIFI data Length
indefinite fixed format LBS data Length indefinite fixed format Stop bit 2byte

Wifi/lbs

Eg.7878 03 69 160413031849 1475905BD30E25 001E10BBF7635D 14759006E62656 05 01CC00

28660F2132 28660F1F28 28660EA81E 2866107314 28660F2014 0D0A

Lbs

Eg. 7878 00 69 160413031849 05 01CC00 28660F2132 28660F1F28 28660EA81E 2866107314

28660F2014 0D0A

The third bit of this protocol is not the length of the data packet, the number of WIFI hotspots, the
previous set of WIFI/LBS data is 03, that is, there are 3 WIFI hotspots, the latter LBSlbs data, there
is no WIFI hotspot, this data is 00.

Date time: 160413031849, this data is different from the 0x10 protocol, this is BCD coded, dated
April 13, 16 years, 3:18:49.

WIFI data

The minimum number of WIFI hotspots is 3, and the maximum number is 8. If the device
searches for more than 8, only the best 8 hotspots of the signal are taken. 1475905BD30E25 The
first 6 bytes are bssid, the latter 1 byte is rssi, then the bssid of the first WIFI hotspot is
0x14:0x75:0x90:0x5B:0xD3:0x0E, rssi is 0x25.

Number of LBSs: 05 is the number of base stations, and the number of base stations is at least 2

MCCMNC: mcc2byte, mnc1byte 01CC00 is 46000

Base station data: lac2byte cellid 2byte, mciss1byte, 2866 0F21 32 The lac in the example is
10342, the cellid is 3873, and the mciss is 50.

Server returns data

1. Received data must reply to the protocol number plus time (default reply to this one)

Start bit 2byte reserved byte 1byte protocol number 1byte time 6byte end bit 2byte
7878 00 69 160413031849 0d0a The package length string is 00

2. Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte latitude and longitude end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 16 69 2B32322E363736373436 2C 2B3131332E3934303934 0D0A

2C (",") is the interval symbol

The data encoding method is ASCII, and the conversion result is

2B32322E363736373436 = +22.676746

2B3131332E3934303934 = +113.94094

Note: The data of this data data length of 1byte is not the same as the actual length. Please take
the data in the data format. Reply data length byte 00. 0D0A is more likely to appear in the time
data, and it needs to be judged according to the length of the data to avoid truncation errors.

V1.2 0x69 0x17 are all working

Added alarm information

Start bit 2byte WIFI number 1byte Protocol number 1byte Date time 6byte WIFI data Length
indefinite fixed format LBS data Length indefinite fixed format Alarm information 1byte stop bit
2byte

0x80 manual positioning

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte stop bit 2byte

The server sends a request to the terminal to request an update of the location message.

Instant Update WIFI / GPS / LBS 7878 01 80 0D0A

Im updated WIFI / LBS 7878 02 80 0D0A

Eg.7878 01 80 0D0A

After the device receives the location, it uploads the latest positioning data within 1 minute. If the
GPS can be located within 1 minute, the positioning data is 0x10 protocol data. If it is WIFI+LBS
data, the returned 0x69 protocol data.

Eg.7878 02 80 0D0A

The device receives 0280 and directly uploads the wifilbs location.

Device is sent to the server

The reason why the device is sent to the server without uploading the location
Start bit 2byte Packet length 1byte Protocol number 1byte Cause 1byte Stop bit 2byte

7878 02 80 xx 0d0a

01-Time is incorrect

Less 02lbs

Less than 03wifi

04lbs more than 3 times

05 same lbs and wifi data

06 prohibits lbs uploading, without wifi

07gps spacing less than 50 meters

0x81 charging completed

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 01 81 0D0A

In addition, 7787 02 81 0D0A means low power alarm, uploaded every 12 hours, the third byte is
0x02

0x82 charging connection

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 01 82 0D0A

0x83 charging disconnected

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg. 7878 01 82 0D0A

0x86 overspeed alarm

Two-way instruction

Server sent to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte speed speed 1byte end bit 2byte
Eg.7878 02 86 50 0D0A

Speeding speed: 50 km / h

When the speed exceeds the set value of 50km/h, the device sends it to the server:

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte speed speed 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 86 50 0D0A

0x92 0x93 0x94 vibration alarm

0x92 vibration alarm on

Server sent to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte vibration level 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 02 92 01 0D0A

Turn on the vibration alarm, the vibration of the 01 level will send the vibration alarm 0x94

0x93 vibration alarm off

Server sent to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 93 0D0A

Turn off the vibration alarm

0x94 vibration alarm

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 94 0D0A

Send an alarm message to the server when the device is reached

0x97 0x98 positioning data upload interval

0x97 server settings upload interval

Server to device

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte upload interval 2byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 03 97 0050 0D0A

The upload interval is set to 0050=80 seconds to upload once, and the upload interval is 10-7200
seconds.

0x98 device sets the upload interval through SMS, and synchronizes with the server.

Two-way instruction

Device is sent to the server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte upload interval 2byte end bit 2byte

eg.7878 03 98 0050 0D0A

After the SMS is set, the device sends this command to the server.

Server reply

2byte start bit length of the packet protocol number 1byte 1byte upload interval 2byte end bit
2byte

eg.7878 03 98 0050 0D0A

The server needs to reply to the data, and the device sends a text message after receiving it, and
the notification is successfully set.

0x99 SOS alarm

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte end bit 2byte

Eg.7878 01 99 0D0A

Press the SOS button to send a help command to the server.

0xB3 iccid

Device sent to server

Start bit 2byte packet length 1byte protocol number 1byte data 20byte end bit 2byte

After the device logs in, send iccid to the platform, iccid is ascii

Eg.7878 15 B3 3132333435363738393031323334353637383930 0D0A

The iccid of this device is 12345678901234567890

The device will automatically upload the iccid information after the device synchronization time.

0xF2 server requests device to send text messages (not supported at this time)

The server requests the terminal to send an SMS (F2)

Start 2Byte, packet length 1Byte, protocol number 2Byte, SMS xxByte, stop bit 2Byte
SMS = tel + @@@ + text

7878 LLF2 xxxxxxxxxxxx 0D0A

0x52 Device sends text to the server (not supported at this time)

The terminal sends text to the server ( 52 )

Start 2Byte, packet length 1Byte, protocol number 1Byte, literal xByte, stop bit 2Byte

7878 09 52 xxxxxxxxxx 0D0A