BITREK BI-530P TREK, Operating Manual

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the first character is a high-order half-byte, the second is a low-order
half-byte
Sample of setting:
At bringing the electronic key the device transfers its number (ID
105 at the transmission) to the server – 8597874069. Then we convert
this number into the HEX and get 200792595.
Further record the key number into the memory of the device from
the high-order byte to the low-order byte. The command will be as
follows:
setparam 0920 9525790002
Take into consideration that in the case of setting the device to
operate with the reader CP-Z2L (value of parameter ID 0991 – 15 or 16),
use of DS18B20 temperature sensors is impossible.
Only one reader CP-Z2L can be connected to the device.
Configuring the device to work with CAN-LOG
The device “BI-530P TREK” has the ability to work with the CAN-
LOG device via the RS-232 interface. To enable the work, you must send
the appropriate command:
setparam 5007 1; - CAN-LOG V1
setparam 5007 3; - CAN-LOG V4
List of all I/O components of the CAN-LOG device is provided in
Appendix 3 .
Configuring the device for working with fuel level
sensors via RS-232
“BI-530P TREK” tracking device enables work with fuel level sensor
via RS-232.
To work with fuel level sensors, enable in the device settings the
corresponding I/O element (see Appendix 2 ) and allow working with fuel
level sensors via RS-232 ( setparam 5007 2 ;).
The tracking device is able to transmit unprocessed (“raw”) data
from level sensors, as well as data processed by Kalman software filter.
Filtered and unfiltered values are passed by different I/O elements
(see Appendix 2 ).
In addition, if fuel level sensors are equipped with a built-in
temperature sensor, it is possible to obtain these data
and transfer them to the server (see Appendix 2 ).