Orion Technology SP3610 Users Manual

Speedtrac Getting Started

Version：6.07.01

By Hyper Terminal

Date：2008/1/23

Table of Contents

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................3

I. Package contents:........................................................................................3

II. M12-V Cable pin assignment:..................................................................... 3

III. Speedtrac LED indicators:........................................................................ 4

IV. Speedtrac mode-selection switch:.......................................................... 5

2. Configuration by Hyper Terminal..........................................................................6

I. Hardware and Software preparation.......................................................... 6

II. Basic Configuration.......................................................................................8

III. GPRS Connection Configuration..........................................................10

IV. Gateway Server Configuration..............................................................13

V. Function Variables Configuration – Mileage Report..............................14

VI. Function Variables Configuration – ParkFence Setting ....................16

VII. Function Variables Configuration – GeoFence Setting.....................18

3. Running on Normal Mode....................................................................................22

4. Test protocol commands via RS-232 connection.................................................30

5. Get system logs via RS-232 connection for advanced debugging....................... 32

1. Introduction

I. Package contents:

1. Speedtrac x 1

2. M12-V cable x 1 (with waterproof connector, 8-pin cable and surge protector) – For vehicle installation

3. M12-R cable x 1 (with waterproof connector, RS-232 connecor) – For configuration

4. AC adapter x 1 (Only available in the testing sample package)

5. Vehicle power adapter x 1 (Only available in the testing sample package)

II. M12-V Cable pin assignment:

PIN Color Name Description Range 1

2 3

4

5

6

7

Red□

Black□ Brown□

Purple□

Blue□

Green□

Yellow□

PWR Power supply input DC, 12V~24V +- 5%

Imax <= 2A

GND Ground 0V Digital Input 1 Reserved for Ignition

Input (ACC Input)

Digital Output 1 General purpose

Digital Output

Digital Output 2 General purpose

digital Output

Digital Input 2 General purpose

digital input (Positive

High : 12V~24V Low : 0V 500 mA max @ 12V~24V 500 mA max @ 12V~24V High : 12V~24V Low : 0V

trigger)

NC Reserved

8

Orange□

NC Reserved

III. Speedtrac LED indicators:

PWR

GSM

GPS

ON: System Error OFF: System Error Flash: System running( 1sec ON 1sec OFF)

OFF: GSM module OFF or Error, No SIM Card, Searching

networks)

Flash: GSM registered (0.5sec ON 0.5sec OFF) Flash: GPRS connecting (0.25sec ON 0.25sec OFF) ON: Socket session online (connect to tcpserver running on

the Gateway Server which is the Primary Server of a tracker)

OFF: GPS module OFF or Error Flash: Searching GPS signal ON: GPS fixed

FCC warning statement

This model complies with part 15/22H/24E of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Speedtrac mode-selection switch:

1. There is a switch when opening the battery cover of Speedtrac. It is designed to select different modes of Speedtrac. There are 3 modes of Speedtrac. A. Installation mode: Use M12-V cable to install Speedtrac in the

vehicle. 2 Digital Inputs (Including 1 x ignition input) and 2 Digita l outputs are available in Installation mode.

B. Debug mode: Use M12-R cable to connect to PC COM port for

configuration.

C. Download mode: Use M12-R cable to connect to PC COM port

to download the new firmware of Speedtrac.

2. The three-mode selections are listed below:

A. Installation mode (with 2xDI and 2xDO):

1 2 3 4 5 6 ON V V V OFF V V V

B. Debug mode (Configuration):

1 2 3 4 5 6 ON V V V OFF V V V

C. Download mode (Update firmware):

1 2 3 4 5 6 ON V V V OFF V V V

2. Configuration by Hyper Terminal

I. Hardware and Software preparation

1. Remove the battery cover of Speedtrac and insert a SIM card with GPRS service enabled. Lock the SIM card.

2. Adjust the mode-selection switch to ‘Debug mode’ (1-3-6 ON, 2-4-5 OFF).

3. Use a M12-R cable (with a RS-232 connector) to connect Speedtrac to a PC COM port.

4. Open Hyper Terminal (or other terminal program) at Windows Start Menu:

All Programs\Accessories\Communications\Hyper Terminal.

5. Add a new connection, enter Name as ‘Speedtrac’. Click “OK” and select the COM Port for the Speedtrac connection.

6. Set the Baud rate as 38,400 bps and Flow control as none. Press “OK”.

7. Connect the M12-R cable power-plug to the AC adapter and press

the ‘ESC’ key of the PC keyboard within 3 second after the tracker is POWER ON until the text messages show on the Hyper Terminal screen. In doing so, Speedtrac boots on ‘Debug Mode’ (Configuration Mode).

8. Normally, the first LED is flashing constantly which means the Speedtrac is POWER ON and running. It shows the following

messages on the Hyper Terminal.

Speedtrac Version : EZ960903

- Build Date : Spe 03 2007

- Build Time : 18:11:39

- Serial Number : EZ2000000139

- Unit ID : 2000000139

- IMEI : 352021002964245

Type "H" for the Debug Mode Commands Menu. $> <Press Enter> Invalid Command $>H

9. If you don’t see the above messages on the Hyper Terminal or if there is no response when you press ‘Enter’ of the Keyboard, please check the settings of Hyper Terminal and reconnect the power adapter. Otherwise, please send an email to

support@oriontech.com.tw for

technical support.

II. Basic Configuration

1. Type ‘H’ to show the Co

UPPER CASE.

Use ‘HW’ comma

2. nd to show the hardware information.

$>H

Speedtrac Debug Mode Command Menu:

CVCFG - Clear Variable Configuration. DCFG - Restore Firmware Default Configuration. HW - Show Hardware Information. LOG - Display all Logs. LOG_RESET - Reset all Logs.

mmand Menu. All commands should be

FLASH_RESET - Reset Whole FLASH Chip to 0x00. SCFG - Set Configuration. T - Test Mode. $...& - Protocol Commands Test.

$> HW <Press Enter>

Hardware Information

1. ModelName : Speedtrac SP3510

2. Speedtrac Hardware Version: V6

3. Manufacturing Date : 20070705

4. Manufacturing Place : Taiwan

5. Manufacturing Firmware Version : 0705MP

6. Speedtrac Serial Number : EZ2000000139

7. Speedtrac UnitID : 2000000139

8. Speedtrac GSM/GPRS Module Info : SIEMEMS MC55 04.00

9. Speedtrac GPS Module Info : RoyalTek REB-3310 1.3.5.56

0. Speedtrac Configuration Mode : FLASH $>

3

. Use ‘SCFG’ command to enter ‘Main Setting Menu’. Then type ‘1’ to

enter ‘Basic Setting Menu’. For initialization or regular application, no basic setting needs to be changed.

$>SCFG <Press Enter>

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting

4. Function Variables Setting E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 1 <Press Enter>

Basic Setting Menu :

0. Configuration Version : 0A0

1. Speedtrac Firmware : 0705MP

2. Speedtrac UnitID : 2000000139 : [0000000000-4294967296]

3. Speedtrac User Password : 0000

4. Speedtrac Enable COM1 for DEBUG : YES : [NO|YES]

5. Speedtrac COM1 Baudrate: 38400 : [38400|19200|9600|4800] E. Exit

Selection [1-9]?

Basic Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

UnitID

Password

Enable DEBUG

COM1 Baud rate

4. When you finish the ‘Basic Settings’ to return to ‘Main Setting

5

Device Unit ID. Default value is the same as the serial number.

Range from ‘0000000000’ to ‘4294967296’. Other characters are not allowed. Maximum: 10 digits

Default value : ”0000”. Range from “0000” to “9999”.

YES: Debug messages output to COM1 NO: No debug messages output to COM1

Default value: “38400” [38400|19200|9600|4800]

, type ‘E’

Menu’.

III. GPRS Connection Configuration

1. Type ‘2’ to enter ‘GSM/GPRS Connec initialization or regular application, no setting of this menu nee changed.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting

4. Function Variables Setting E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 2 <Press Enter>

GSM/GPRS Connection Setting Menu :

1. Speedtrac Switch Mode : GPRS : [AUTO|GPRS|SMS]

2. Speedtrac GPRS Reconnect : 8 : [8-65535]

3. Speedtrac SMS Duration : 180 : [180-65535]

4. SIM PIN1&2 Setting SIM PIN1 : SIM PIN2 :

5. GPRS Connection Setting

6. SMS Connection Setting E. Exit

tion Setting Menu’. For

ds to be

Selection [1-6]?

GSM/GPRS Connection Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

Switch Mode

GPRS Reconnect

SMS Duration

5



AUTO: The tracker sends reports by GPRS as first priority. When the GPRS service is not available, the tracker sends reports by SMS instead.

GPRS: The tracker sends reports by GPRS only. SMS: The tracker sends reports by SMS only.

Default value : ”8”. Unit = ‘time’ Range from “8” to “65535”. When Switch Mode=AUTO: The tracker will try to open

GPRS connection M times. After retry M times, the tracker will send reports by SMS.

When Switch Mode=GPRS: The tracker will try to open GPRS connection M times. After retry M times, the tracker will reboot itself and do it over.

Default value : ”180”. Unit = ‘second’ Range from “180” to “65535”. When Switch Mode=AUTO: The tracker will try to open

GPRS connection M times. After retry M times, the tracker will send reports by SMS for N seconds. After N seconds, the tracker will try to open GPRS connection again.

SIM PIN1

SIM PIN2



PIN1 of the SIM card to be used in the tracker

Default Value = “”.

PIN2 of the SIM card to be used in the tracker

Default Value = “”.

. Type ‘5’ to enter ‘GPRS Connection Setting Menu’. The GPRS

2

connection parameters are provided by the Telecom operator.

Note: All GPRS connection parameters have to be correct, othe the tracker can not open GPRS connection successfully.

rwise

Selection [1-6]? 5 <Press Enter> GPRS Connection Setting Menu :

1. GPRS Dial Number :

2. GPRS User Name :

3. GPRS Password :

4. GPRS APN : internet

5. GPRS Enable : START : [STOP|START|ACCON]

6. GPRS Report Interval : 30 : [15-65535]

7. GPRS SYNC Interval : 300 : [15-65535]

8. GPRS Filter : NO : [YES|NO]

9. GPRS DNS : 0.0.0.0 E. Exit

Selection [1-9]?

GPRS Connection Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

Dial Number

User Name

Password

APN

Enable



5

GPRS dialup phone number.

GPRS Login User Name

GPRS Login Password

Access Point Name

STOP : Stop the GPRS tracking action. The tracker sends SYNC packet by SYNC interval to the Gateway server to keep alive.

START : The tracker sends GPS data over GPRS as long as it is powered ON. No matter the ACC (Ignition) is ON or OFF.

ACCON : The tracker sends GPS data over GPRS only when the ACC is ON. When the ACC is OFF, the tracker sends SYNC packet by SYNC interval to the Gateway server to keep alive.

Report Interval

SYNC Interval

5

GPS data Report Interval. The unit is ‘second’. Default Value = “30”. Range from “15” to 65535”.

SYNC packet Interval: The unit is ‘second’ Range from “150” to “65535”.

Default = 300 Seconds. Set longer Sync Interval to save GPRS cost.

Filter

DNS

5



YES : Filter the invalid GPS data. Only send the valid GPS data

NO : Not Filter GPS data. Send all GPS data, no matter the GPS data is valid or invalid.

DNS Server IP address

3. When you finish the ‘GPRS Connection Settings’, type ‘E’ to return to ‘G /GPRS Con tion type ‘E’ to return to

SM nec Setting Menu’. Then

‘Main Setting Menu’.

IV. Gateway Server Configuration

. Type ‘3’ to enter ‘Gateway Server Setting Menu’. Note: The Gateway

1

Server settings have to be correct, GPRS connection and build a socket session with the Gateway

otherwise the tracker can not open

Server correctly.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting ting 3. Gateway Server Set

4. Function Variables Setting E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 3 <Press Enter>

Gateway Server Setting Menu :

1. Server Resync Setting Server Resync Enable : YES : [NO|YES] Server Resync Time (min): 60 : [0-65535]

2. Primary Gateway Server Server IP : 220.128.135.215 Server Port : 9998 : [0-65535] E. Exit

Selection [1-2]?

ateway Server Setting Menu : G

Field Mandatory Description

Resync Enable

Resync Time

Server IP

Server Port

5

YES: the tracker will send a SYNC packet to the Gateway Server and request an ACK to verify the communication between the tracker and the Gateway Server is OK. If the tracker can not get the correct ACK from the Gateway Server, it will store the GPS data in the Flash Memory and try to reconnect to the Gateway Server.

Note: Some internet disconnection problem can not be detected by the GSM module, the Resync mechanism can prevent long time disconnect problem.

Time interval of the tracker to send SYNC packet to the Gateway Server and request an ACK.

Primary Gateway Server IP address or Domain Name, if using Domain Name. DNS Server IP address of GPRS connection settings is needed.

The port number of the Primary Gateway Server to receive GPS data

2. When you finish the ‘Ga to

teway Server Settings’, type ‘E’ to return ‘Main Setting Menu’.. All Gateway Server Settings have to be correct,

otherwise the tracker can not connect to the Gateway Server successfully.

V. Fun bles Configuration – Mileage Report

ction Varia

. Type ‘4’ to enter ‘Function Variables Setting Menu’. Then type ‘1’ to

1

enter ‘Mileage Report Setting Menu’. The settings are to act ‘Track by Distance’ function.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting etting 4. Function Variables S E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 4 <Press Enter>

ivate the

Function Variables Setting Menu :

1. Mileage Report Setting Menu

2. ParkFence Setting Menu

3. GeoFence Setting Menu E. Exit

Selection ? 1 <Press Enter>

Mileage Report Setting Menu :

1. Total Mileage : 0.000000

2. Mileage Limitation : 0.000000

3. Distance Interval Track : 0.000000 E. Exit

Selection ?

Mileage Report Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

Total Mileage

Mileage Limitation

Distance Interval Track



The accumulated mileages of the tracker.

A mileage limitation to send a ‘logOverMile’ Event Report when Total Mileage reaches this limitation. Then it will be reset to 0.

A distance interval to send a ‘logDistance’ event report. The unit is ‘mile’.

2. When you finish the ‘Mileage Report Settings’, type ‘E’ to return to

‘Main Setting Menu’. Then type ‘YES’ to apply all settings to the Flash

Memory.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting etting 4. Function Variables S E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? E <Press Enter>

Write to the External FLASH [YES|NO]? YES <Press Enter>

FLASH Sector Erase Start Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00010000

FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000053C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. FLASH Sector Erase Start Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00020000

FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000069C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. $>

VI. Function Variables Configuration – ParkFence Setting

. Use ‘SCFG’ command to enter ‘Main Setting Menu’. Then type ‘4’ to

1

enter ‘Function Variables Setting Menu’. Then type ‘2’ to enter

‘ParkFence Setting Menu’. The settings are to activate the

‘ParkFence’ function.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting etting 4. Function Variables S E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 4 <Press Enter>

Function Variables Setting Menu :

1. Mileage Report Setting Menu

2. ParkFence Setting Menu

3. GeoFence Setting Menu E. Exit

Selection ? 2 <Press Enter>

ParkFence Setting Menu:

1. ParkFence Enable : NO

2. ParkFence Radius (mile) : 0.0000

3. Alarm Time Interval : 0

4. Moved Distance : 0.0000

5. Current ParkFence Status : 0 E. Exit

Selection ?

ParkFence Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

ParkFence Enable

ParkFence Radius

Alarm Time Interval

Moved Distance

ParkFence Status

5



YES : Enable ParkFence feature when the driver parks the vehicle.

NO : Disable ParkFence feature. A Radius distance of the ParkFence to trigger a

‘logGeoOut’ event report. The unit is ‘mile’.

A Time Interval to continuous trigger a ‘logGeoOut’ event report when the vehicle keeps staying outside of the ParkFence.

Reserved. For debugging only.

1. When you finish the ‘Pa ’ to return to ‘Main

rkFence Settings’, type ‘E Setting Menu’. Then type ‘YES’ to apply all settings to the Flash

Memory.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting etting 4. Function Variables S E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? E <Press Enter> Write to the External FLASH [YES|NO]? YES <Press Enter>

FLASH Sector Erase Start

Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00010000 FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000053C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. FLASH Sector Erase Start Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00020000

FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000069C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. $>

VII. Function Variables Configuration – GeoFence Setting

. Use ‘SCFG’ command to enter ‘Main Setting Menu’. Then type ‘4’ to

1

enter ‘Function Variables Setting Menu’. Then type ‘3’ to enter

‘GeoFence Setting Menu’. The settings are to activate the ‘Geo

function. We strongly recommend to use protocol command ‘ActSetGeoFence’ to finish the GeoFence configurations. But y still use this menu for settings confirmation.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting etting 4. Function Variables S E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? 4 <Press Enter>

Function Variables Setting Menu :

1. Mileage Report Setting Menu

2. ParkFence Setting Menu

3. GeoFence Setting Menu E. Exit

Selection ? 3 <Press Enter>

Fence’

ou can

Please Input GeoFence Group Number : [1-24] or E for Exit ==> 1

GeoFence Setting Menu Group Number 1: able : YES 1. GeoFence En

2. Centeral Longitude : E 121.000000 deg 31.0000 min 24.0000 sec = 121.523333 degree

3. Centeral Latitude : N 25.000000 deg 2.0000 min 57.0000 sec = 25.049167 degree

4. GeoFence Radius (mile) : 0.5000

5. Inside Time Interval : 0

6. Outside Time Interval : 0

7. Moved Distance : 0.0000 E. Exit

Selection [1-7]?

GeoFence Setting Menu :

Field Mandatory Description

Enable

E|W

Longitude degree

Longitude minute

Longitude second

N|S

Latitude degree

5

YES : Enable the GeoFence Group.

NO : Disable the GeoFence Group.

E: East, W: West

Central Longitude degree of the GeoFence

Central Longitude minute of the GeoFence

Central Longitude second of the GeoFence

N: North, S: South

Central Latitude degree of the GeoFence

Latitude minute

Latitude second

GeoFence

5

Central Latitude minute of the GeoFence

Central Latitude second of the GeoFence

A Radius distance of the GeoFence to trigger a

Radius

‘logGeoOut’ or a ‘logGeoOut’ event report. The unit is

‘mile’.

Inside Time Interval

Outside Time Interval

Moved Distance



A Time Interval to continuously trigger a ‘logGeoIn’ event

report when the vehicle keeps staying inside of the

GeoFence.

A Time Interval to continuously trigger a ‘logGeoOut’

event report when the vehicle keeps staying outside of

the GeoFence.

Reserved. For debugging only.

2. When you finish the ‘GeoFence Setti to return to ‘Main

Setting Menu’. Then type

‘YES’ to apply all settings to the Flash

ngs’, type ‘E’

Memory.

Main Setting Menu :

1. Basic Setting

2. GSM/GPRS Connection Setting

3. Gateway Server Setting

4. Function Variables Setting E. Exit

Selection [1-3]? E <Press Enter> Write to the External FLASH [YES|NO]? YES <Press Enter>

FLASH Sector Erase Start Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00010000

FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000053C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. FLASH Sector Erase Start Sector Number : 0x01 - Sector Address : 0x00020000

FLASH Sector Erase Done Writing 0x0000069C Bytes

FLASH Reset Done Done. $> RUN <Press Enter>

3. Type ’ to let the tracker running on Normal Mode.

‘RUN

3. Running on Normal Mode

1. When Speedtrac runs on normal mode. Normally, the first LED is flashing constantly which means Speedtrac is in POWER ON st s

atu

and is running. About 30 seconds later, the second LED and the third LED starts flashing then stays ON which means G RS

P

session is online and the GPS signal is fixed.

Note: The default Primary Gateway Server IP in the tracker is

220.128.135.215 that is one of ORION Testing Servers with a

tcpserver.exe running on it. By connecting to OR

ION Testing Sever

allows you to verify the tracker and the SIM card very quickly. Note: Before running Speedtrac to connect to your server. A Gatewa

Server which runs the tcpserver.exe with a public IP address must b ready. The tcpserver.exe is basically a TCP socket listener that

builds

y

e

the socket sessions with multiple trackers via TCP/IP over GPRS and the Internet. Please refer to the About TcpServer.txt, About Demo.txt and ORION gateway server API.pdf for more information. To verify your Gateway Server is working well, you may use the “AVL Simulator” program to send simulated SYNC packets and GPS data to the Gateway Server. Please refer to AVL Simulator Manual.pdf fo more information.

After a few minutes, if the GPRS settings are correct and the SIM

2. card with GPRS service enabled is working well, Speedtrac will build a communication se

ssion with the Gateway Server over GPRS and

start to send the GPS position to the Gateway Server.

Note: If the Gateway Server is not ready, the GSM LED will keep flashing.

3. If the Speedtrac and the Gateway Server are working well. It shows the following messages on the Hyper Terminal window.

Speedtrac Version : 0705MP

- Build Date : Jul 05 2007

- Build Time : 16:04:48

- Serial Number : EZ2000000139

- Unit ID : 2000000139

- IMEI : 352021002964245

r

Init. Profiles... Write - 0009 - AT Waiting... Waiting... Response -

Waiting... Waiting... Write - 0008 - AT Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+IPR=38400 Response - OK Write - 0009 - ATE0 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+CREG=2 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+COPS=0,2 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT&W Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+GSN Response - 352021002964245 Response - OK IMEI : 352021002964245 Write - 0009 - AT^SICS=0,conType,GPRS0 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SICS=0,user,""

Waiting... Waiting... Waiting... Waiting... Write - 0008 - AT^SICS=0,user,"" Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SICS=0,passwd,"" Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SICS=0,apn,"internet" Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SISS=0,srvType,socket Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SISS=0,conId,0 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT^SISS=0,address,"socktcp://220.128.135.215:9998" Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+CSMS=0 Response - +CSMS: 1,1,1 Response - OK Write - 0009 - AT+CMGF=0 Response - OK Init. Profiles Done... Waiting GSM Network Ready... Waiting GSM Network Ready... Waiting GSM Network Ready... Waiting GSM Network Ready...

Waiting GSM Network Ready...

GSM Network is Ready Now... <the SIM card register to the network>

Write - 0011 - AT^SISC=0 Response - OK GPRS Connection is Opened.

SYNC Command: Write - 0000 - AT^SISW= 0, 8 Response - ^SISW: 0, 8, 8 Write - 0002 - C8 CA 00 00 8B 94 35 77 0D 0A <Send SYNC to the Server> Response - OK Response - ^SISW: 0, 1 Write - 0009 - AT^SISR=0, 128 Response - ^SISR: 0, 8 Response - OK Received Command : C8 CA 00 53 49 53 52 3D <Get SYNC acknowledgement from the Server> Write - 0009 - AT^SISR=0, 128 Response - ^SISR: 0, 37 Response - $SetTimeStamp,1116,0000,070706111607& <Get SetTimeStamp command from the Server> Response - OK Received Command : $SetTimeStamp,1116,0000,070706111607& Server Request Command

00 : SetTimeStamp

01 : 1116 02 : 0000 03 : 070706111607 Write - 0009 - AT+CCLK="07/07/06,11:16:07"

Response - OK Current Time Stamp : 070706111607

Time Stamp = 070706111607 <RTCTime synchronizes to the Server Datetime> Response Command

$SetTimeStamp,1116,OK& Write - 0000 - AT^SISW= 0, 24 Response - ^SISW: 0, 24, 24 Write - 0002 - $SetTimeStamp,1116,OK& Response - OK Response - ^SISW: 0, 1 Write - 0009 - AT^SISR=0, 128 Response - ^SISR: 0, 0 Response - OK Received Command : ^SISR: 0, 0 GPRS Track: Write - 0000 - AT^SISW= 0, 112 Response - ^SISW: 0, 112, 112 Write - 0002 -

$evtGPRSTrack,2000000139,060707031838,A,12131.4431,E,2502.9102,N, 8,22,136.2,0.6,0.00,0.0,0.0,0,0,070706111631&

<Send evtGPRSTrack event report to the server> Response - OK Response - ^SISW: 0, 1 GPRS Track: Write - 0000 - AT^SISW= 0, 113

Response - ^SISW: 0, 113, 113 Write - 0002 -

$evtGPRSTrack,2000000139,060707031908,A,12131.4394,E,2502.9087,N, 10,24,136.2,0.0,0.00,0.0,0.0,0,0,070706111701&

Response - OK

GPRS Tracking Report Syntax :

Real time GPS Data Report format:

$evtGPRSTrack,[UnitID],[UTCTime],[A|V],[Longitude],[E|W],[Latitude],[N|S],[Satellite Numbers],[GSM Signal],[Angle],[Speed],[Mileage],[AI1],[AI2],[DI],[DO],[RTCTime]&

Resent format: (When the GPRS is recovered, the tracker will resend all GPS data logs to the Gateway Server automatically.)

$logevtGPRSTrack,[UnitID],[UTCTime],[A|V],[Longitude],[E|W],[Latitude],[N|S],[Satellit e Numbers],[GSM Signal],[Angle],[Speed],[Mileage],[AI1],[AI2],[DI],[DO],[RTCTime]&

Field Description

Total Mileage The accumulated mileages of the tracker.

UnitID UnitID

UTC Time GPS Date and Time.

The format is DDMMYYHHmmss

A|V GPS Data is Valid or Invalid. “A” = valid, “V” = invalid.

Longitude GPS Longitude

E/W “E”= East, “W” = West.

Latitude GPS Latitude

N/S “N” = North, “S” =South

Satellite Numbers Satellite Numbers acquired. The maximum satellite number is 12.

Normally the SiRF Star III can receive about 6~8 satellites if the GPS antenna is in the open sky.

GSM Signal GSM Signal strength, From 0 to 31, Unknown: 99 or other

numbers The maximum GSM signal is 31. Normally it should be more than 20. If it is less than 20, it means poor GSM reception of Speedtrac in that particular area. Try to adjust the location of GSM Antenna for a stronger GSM signal

Angle GPS Angle, unit = degree

Speed GPS Speed, unit = knot

Mileage Accumulated Mileage of the tracker. It is calculated by GPS data.

Unit = ‘mile’. Maximum value: 999999.99

AI1 Analog Input#1 Voltages. Range from 0~12 or 0~24.

AI2 Analog Input#2 Voltages. Range from 0~12 or 0~24.

DI Summary reading of Digital Input status.

Value of DI ON reading: DI1=2, DI2=4, DI3=8, DI4=16, DI5=32, DI6=64

If the DI reading = 6, it means DI1 and DI2 are ON

DO Summary reading of Digital Output status.

Value of DO ON reading: DO1=2, DO2=4, DO3=8, DO4=16 If the DI reading = 10, it means DO1 and DO3 are ON

RTC Time Device RTC (Real Time Clock) Date and Time.

The format is YYMMDDHHmmss

4. If the Demo.exe and Gateway Server are working well, it shows the SYNC packet and GPS data on the Demo window, too. You can compare them to those showing on the Hyper Terminal window.

5. If the Speedtrac can not connect to the Gateway Server and send GPS data, please recheck the settings. Otherwise please copy the whole messages from the Hyper Terminal window and send an email to

support@oriontech.com.tw for technical support.

4. Test protocol commands via RS-232 connection

1. You may test commands of ORION Protocol.pdf by RS-232 connection instead of GPRS connection. Type ‘H’ to enter Dubug Mode Command Menu. Type the protocol commands after the prompt and check the tracker’s response. Please refer to ORION Protocol.pdf for more command detail.

Speedtrac Version : 0705MP

- Build Date : Jul 05 2007

- Build Time : 16:04:48

- Serial Number : EZ2000000139

- Unit ID : 2000000139

- IMEI : 352021002964245 Type "H" for the Debug Mode Commands Menu.

$> <Press Enter> Invalid Command $>H <Press Enter>

Speedtrac Debug Mode Command Menu: CVCFG - Clear Variable Configuration. DCFG - Restore Firmware Default Configuration. HW - Show Hardware Information. LOG - Display all Logs. LOG_RESET - Reset all Logs. FLASH_RESET - Reset Whole FLASH Chip to 0x00. SCFG - Set Configuration. T - Test Mode.

$...& - Protocol Commands Test.

$>$GetUnitID,1234,0000& <Press Enter> Server Request Command 00 : GetUnitID 01 : 1234 02 : 0000

Response Command $GetUnitID,1234,2000000139&

$>$GetGPRSConfig,1234,0000& <Press Enter> Server Request Command 00 : GetGPRSConfig 01 : 1234 02 : 0000

Response Command

$GetGPRSConfig,1234,,internet,,,0.0.0.0,START,30,300&

$>$GetPriServer,1234,0000& <Press Enter> Server Request Command 00 : GetPriServer 01 : 1234 02 : 0000

Response Command $GetPriServer,1234,YES,220.128.135.215,9998&

$>

5. Get system logs via RS-232 connection for advanced debugging

1. The GPS tracker behaviors may be various in different areas because of the GSM coverage and GPRS service settings. If the GPRS connection of a tracker is not stable, you may retrieve the system logs from the tracker to verify them and figure out the reason causing the problems.

2. You can check and retrieve the system logs with ORION’s engineers. This feature helps us to fine tune the firmware or configuration to improve the tracker’s performance in different countries.

3. Type ‘LOG’ in Debug Mode to retrieve all system logs from Speedtrac for further analysis. If necessary, please copy the system logs to a .txt file and send it to

Speedtrac Version : 0705MP

- Build Date : Jul 05 2007

- Build Time : 16:04:48

- Serial Number : EZ2000000139

- Unit ID : 2000000139

- IMEI : 352021002964245 Type "H" for the Debug Mode Commands Menu.

$> <Press Enter> Invalid Command $>LOG <Press Enter> FLASH Reset Done Display - First User Sector Found : 08

Break - Sector : 08 Display - First System Sector Found : 20 Display - System Sector : 20

******************* Time Stamp : 070706111554 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGSMOffline

Time Stamp : 070706111554 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGSMOnline

support@oriontech.com.tw for further analysis.

Time Stamp : 070706111554 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGSMLACChanged

Time Stamp : 070706111559 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGPRSOnline

Time Stamp : 070706111605 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGPRSSyncCmdOK

Time Stamp : 070706111605 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtSessionOnline

Display - System Sector : 21 ******************* Time Stamp : 070706112347 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGSMOffline

Time Stamp : 070706112347 Type : S Resend : N Data : evtGSMOnline

Break - Sector : 23 $>

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Orion Technology SP3610 Users Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1. Introduction

2. Configuration by Hyper Terminal

3. Running on Normal Mode

4. Test protocol commands via RS-232 connection

5. Get system logs via RS-232 connection for advanced debugging