TK100/GT06 Chinese GPS Tracker: Online Tracking Issues, SMS Setup, Orange Free Pre-Paid Card

I bought a cheap Chinese GPS / GSM tracker. The designations are like TK100 / GT06, but as you know, there are different versions of this equipment, based on the control commands, I matched the instruction from TK06A (in the attachment). When it comes to SMS handling, everything works. Problem with online tracking setup. Configured as follows (Orange Free pre-paid card).



Here is the IP and port for original tracking via secumore1818.com, unfortunately offline device. I also tested on id.wialon.net, gpswox.com and my own traccar.org server and nothing. In the case of the last one in the logs, it is not even visible that he is trying to "hit".
I already thought that it may not connect (incorrectly configured internet) but in the "billing" on the orange website I have traces of data transmission of 1kB every 1-2 minutes (by entering a wrong APN configuration, you can see the data transmission ceased.

summarizing
GPS and SMS work
Internet works (billings)
"Signal" not reaching the server?

Any idea what's wrong here?

I dug
Were you able to decode? I had a similar problem with a device that runs on the GT06 protocol. This marking may be confusing, because some of the devices from Shenzen Concox work under the same code Try to send a request to id.wialon.net (193.193.165.167) to appear on port 20859. If you use orange.gps-trace.com it should be visible as Concox GT06N and IMEI will be shown as 15-character 35xxx.
If so, I can help on my own server, which parses GT06 from this protocol: http://www.iconcox.com/uploads/soft/130627/1-13062F94158.pdf

Unfortunately, no changes, I have just checked the settings you wrote and nothing. I am starting to wonder if maybe the problem is in the GSM network (blocking communication). I use Orange Free pre-paid and apn setting



How does it look like with you?

I also use Orange with the same settings. Before I force adminip123456 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx on him, I send him a switch to GPRS mode "gprs123456" and I say "gprs ok". Then I set the data sending interval. What does the device for sms "check123456" suit you?

but that's a different type. Mine starts sending data after sending the command:

# at # 30 # sum # 0 #

Actually. You tried on 5016 and if id.wialon.net will identify it by IMEI. If so, we can fight sockets and work out whether it broadcasts it in binary or in HEX (whether it is a Xexun or Coban clone, or another invention, for example). I don't want to spam you with the topic chat, so if it's PW -> look if you want to fight for a longer time https://github.com/tananaev/traccar/issues/472).

Many thanks for your willingness to help, unfortunately another attempt which shows that although the operator's billing shows data transmission, nothing reaches the addressee.

I had to face this exotic device which is the TK100 / GT06. Chances are, it also exists under the name DYEGOO and shares a protocol with GT02. The tracker gives, among others, 3 types of packages, the most important (GPS) I managed to work out:
1. Based on GPS location:

(after commas):
header, ID (IMEI), packet type, time, GPS FIX (A), latitude, position, length, position, speed, course, date, HEX checksum

2. Based on the LBS cellular network (when the GPS cannot determine the position, it is based on the cellular operator's data):

header, ID (IMEI), packet type, time, operator ID, LAC (local area code), CID (cell id- mast number),?,?, date, HEX checksum

3. Package called "heartbeat", maintaining connection with the SOCKET socket, sent every 12th in the following order:

header, ID (IMEI), package type

Each package ends with a #, easier to parse when a multipackage goes.

I do not know if someone managed to connect the equipment with TRACCAR or Orange GPS Trace, but I hope that the above information will make it easier to find them in the logs of these systems.

I was successful on Cantrack TK100 v2 port 21738 but you need to read a bit for a layman 2 hours at the electrode, the question is whether I can watch in any way through another server because I have ignition cut-off, etc. to control whether GPS-Trace has such an option ??

GPS-Trace has "visibility" of states after interrupts (IO) that are interpreted as true / false states. Theoretically, by clicking on the properties of an object in their system, you have the option of sending ignition cut-off commands (command tab - block / unblock engine). I haven't tested it so I don't know if and how it works. It certainly carries some costs, because you either have to cover the sms or become their business client and switch to the commercial Gurtam.