When i use "entry key='tk103.enable" I receive the following with a sniffer:
23 23 2c 69 6d 65 69 3a 33 35 39 37 31 30 30 34 37 32 37 32 30 37 36 2c 41 3b
##,imei:359710047272076,A;
But it doesn't log to database and log file only says the same as above:
2016-04-07 15:08:59 DEBUG: [5002 <- 188.149.195.9] - HEX: 23232c696d65693a3335393731303034373237323037362c413b
When i change port to xexun2, which should be the correct (GPS identified as Xexun TK103-2 by http://id.wialon.net/ ), I only get a bunch of TCP retransmission data and no useful info in the packet sniffer.
Anyone know what protocol is the correct?
Also, am I right in assuming that port number does not matter, i can set it to whatever I want in the config. Like
<entry key='tk103.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='tk103.port'>5002</entry>
Reason I ask is because a lot of posts here refers to port number ("you need to use port xxx"), not protocol name... I thought name/entry-key was the important...
Thank you, i finally got it to work.
Where do I check version? I have v2.xxx i think. I don't use the webserver - I use traccar to log to my own database. Is there reason to upgrade in my case? Is the newer version as flexible as the old (able to config SQL queries/config?)
There are many bug fixes and improvements in new versions.
Newer versions are as flexible as the old ones in terms of configuration.
When i use "entry key='tk103.enable" I receive the following with a sniffer:
But it doesn't log to database and log file only says the same as above:
When i change port to xexun2, which should be the correct (GPS identified as Xexun TK103-2 by http://id.wialon.net/ ), I only get a bunch of TCP retransmission data and no useful info in the packet sniffer.
Anyone know what protocol is the correct?
Also, am I right in assuming that port number does not matter, i can set it to whatever I want in the config. Like
Reason I ask is because a lot of posts here refers to port number ("you need to use port xxx"), not protocol name... I thought name/entry-key was the important...