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5. Enter the following parameters:
Parameter
Setting
Local Port
The port used by the eSAM for sending GPS Data to your server
Protocol
TCP or UDP (usually TCP)
Server IP
The IP Address or hostname of your GPS Server
Server Port
The port used on your server to receive the Data
Packet header
The data to be appended before the GPS Data (optional)
Packet tailer
The data to be appended after the GPS Data (optional)
GPS report interval
How much time should pass before the eSAM will send an
updated GPS Location.
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Once entered, press ‘save’ to save your configuration
7.
(optional) To confirm that the GPS is functioning, you can use a TCP Server program such as PCCOM to
monitor incoming TCP Packets to your server.
Note: When the signal strength for GPS is very low, it may take several minutes for a GPS lock to be
achieved. If the received packets do not contain any co-ordinates, please wait and allow the eSAM time to
gain a signal lock.