Thanks for sharing this information.
Thanks for sharing. Why is this particular device expensive? Can you give your impression on it and how the battery life is like
I cannot give you the actual reason but:
I have little experience yet with day to day use. From my tests so far, it should give you about 24 hrs of tracking. I don’t know yet how deep it sleeps. A few things though:
EDIT:
The dang thing flashes constantly. Even in sleep. The documentation is no help. But their support is:
SMS: 2000 to off the led light
SMS: 2011 to on the led light
Thanks for the info! Since your using for a bike, are you doing the interval really small (5 seconds)?
Nope. For tracking my rides I‘d still prefer something like Strava. I want this for theft protection.
My reasoning is: I need to know if my bike moves out of my apartment without me. I will (shock sensor) immediately see when it starts moving. I don‘t however, need to know every route a thief is taking. I‘d rather have enough battery to see where a thief stores it and just go straight there. So currently I am trialing it on 60secs, but I think even 5min will do. If I want to chase a thief, I can always increase the interval. All of my bikes, so far, were always stolen when I wasn’t around. The idea of real time (ie 5-10sec) is cool, but doesn’t really help that much IMHO.
Since this thing charges on 5V, and I have a permanent dynamo, I am considering soldering it to the light as well. These lights also exist out of the boy with a proper connector, but not for 4G right now.
Very interesting points , thanks again. Hopefully none of your bikes get stolen again!
Thanks, kind stranger. I live in a large city (3.5m+ people). Unfortunately the question isn’t if your bike gets stolen, but when.
I have this device as well and there is some useful info in this thread:
https://www.traccar.org/forums/topic/compact-personal-gps-device-recommendation/
*hostset*IPHOST:PORT*
IP in normal format with dots works fine. I don't understand why support has given you that * delimited example.
Yo no consigo que conecte a internet en dos sims diferentes, utilizo *apn*internet.digimobil.es*digi*digi*
y no conecta a internet y tampo con *apn*orangeworld*
*apn*internet.digimobil.es*digi*digi*
Apn is set to internet.digimobil.es. Username: digi. Password: digi.
*apn*orangeworld*
Hello everyone. I have this tracker, which, as so often, is sold under various names.
T80 is the most common one and it seems to come from VJOYCAR and others. Configuring it was a pain, so if anyone ever buys this (it seems to be one of the few 4G bike trackers available right now), I thought I'd share a few things that are NOT in the documentation (the official manual is only really useful if you use it with their software, also the instructions I was given from the supplier were not 100% correct).
What protocol does it use?
TK103, so your port will be 5002
How do I change the server on this thing?
None of the standard commands that I could find by googling really worked for me. ip123456, *setip*, none of them.
Vjoycar said:
This doesn't quite work though. Instead, the command seems to be *hostset*IPHOST:PORT*, so for example *hostset*demo.traccar.org:5002* - this worked for me. I have not tried it with the IP, but when I set my IP with *hostset*127*0*0*1*5002* the thing just said "Host set to 127", so it seems that's not working.
The APN command (*apn*APN*) and password command are as per the manual.
I hope someone finds this useful. Cheers.