Pepwave MAX BR1 Mini
You mean NMEA? How does it send identification?
The router is able to forward the NEMA string to the Traccar server via:
GPRMC
GPGPA
GTVTG
GPGSA
GPGGV
using UDP, is this something Traccar Server can accept?
Thanks again for your help.
The stream can be sent either NEMA or TAIP. Thats about all the information I have on how to get the data to the Traccar Server from the Peplink Client. Please let me know if one of these options will work and what needs to be done on the Server side. Thank you.
Yes NMEA no NEMA, sorry.
It can send a "Vechicle ID" I assume, I would set up the user on the Traccar Server, get the ID and then use that as my "Vehicle ID".
I can also specify what port to send as well. I could send a screen shot of what I can do but I am not sure how to use the "Markdown" syntax to do that.
File://C:\Users\sfrazier\Downloads\Screen_Shot.png
How does it send vehicle id? Standard NMEA doesn't support identification.
I will have to ask.
By the way, Traccar also supports TAIP. You can try that instead.
Ok, so does Peplink. So depending on which I try first, how do you specify that on the Traccar Server Side, all I see is Under Required Name: Identifier: and then under Extra: Group, Phone, Model, Contact and Category, where would I specify NMEA or TAIP, in other words how to set up a client such as the Peplink?
All you need on the server side is id. Everything else is on your device.
I got an answer back to your question on "how does Peplink send the Vehicle ID", their answer is as follows:
$GPRMC,105411.00,V,,,,,,,301117,,,N,AAAA*54
$GPVTG,,,,,,,,,N,AAAA*1C
$GPGGA,105411.00,,,,,0,00,99.99,,,,,,,AAAA*4A
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,99.99,99.99,99.99,AAAA*1C
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,99.99,99.99,99.99,AAAA*1Cwhere "AAAA" is "Vehicle ID"
I haven't been able to get the Peplink to register it's many settings to Traccar. Has anyone successfully been able to do this?
This format is not supported yet, as far as I know. That's very weird format they chose. They are basically breaking NMEA format. It's not NMEA anymore. Usually other vendors just add a new message type that has a device id, keeping valid NMEA messages. Something like this:
$DEVID,0x0103846677F21422*41
The above router isn't listed in your devices as being supported but I checked and it does do a NEMA stream. Can Traccar read the NEMA stream as if it would act as a client?