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2.13. REPORTS’ MESSAGES [ADVANCED]
Number Destination may be configured so the unit does not send its
report as user-defined messages but as TAIP messages, the same way
as it is done with IP-Type or serial port destinations. This enables an
Tracking Server with the capacity of receiving/sending SMS to work
with the unit in the same manner as it is done via IP.
An Tracking Server may have SMS communication capacity by using
a SMPP
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system or a GSM modem connected trhu a USB or serial
port.
For information on how to configure a Telephone Number
Destina-
tion to send either TAIP messages or user messages refer to the
XADP
message and the
XATM
message on the TAIP reference.
2.13 Reports’ messages [Advanced]
e-track
TM
reporting criteria is based on an Event Machine . The Event
Machine allows the user the creation of up to 50 events. These events
can be triggered by several situations
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. The Event Machine allows
the unit to send
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event reporting messages when an event occurs,
and it allows the unit to report the response of any TAIP command
that the user locates on the user-action section of an event definition.
So, the server shall expect two types of reports from
e-track
TM
: The
Events’ Reporting Messages and the Responses to TAIP commands
messages .
2.13.1 Events’ Reporting Messages [Advanced]
When a non-silent event is triggered, a reporting message is generated.
The reporting message contains among the GPS state of the unit,
the event code which triggered. There are two types of
Reporting
Messages , the
ET
and
EV
TAIP messages:
•
The
ET
message gives information on the event code, time, date
and GPS quality when the event occurred. Here it is an exam-
ple of such a Reporting Message for event 38:
>
RET001447152212;ID=EXAMPLE
<
For detailed information on this message refer to the
ET
message
on the Unit’s TAIP reference chapter.
•
The
EV
message gives information on the event code, time, date,
position, velocity, heading, and GPS quality at the moment of
the event occurrence. Here it is an example of such a Reporting
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Short Message peer-to-peer Protocol
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For detailed information on the Event Machine see the Event Machine section
on the Configuration chapter.
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Reporting messages can be send to TCP and UDP hosts, to mobile numbers
via SMS and to the unit’s serial port.
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