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Where <LT> is the latitude
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Where <LN> is the longitude
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Where <AL> is the altitude
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Where <SP> is the speed (mph)
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Where <DIR> is the heading direction in degree
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Where <SAT> is the number of satellites used for position fix
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Where <HDOP> is the HDOP GPS accuracy value
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Where <BV> is battery voltage
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Where <GPS> is GPS status
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Where <STARTER> is starter status
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0 = Starter disabled
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1 = Starter enabled
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Where <RSSI> is the GSM signal strength
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Where <MI> is the Mileage reading
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Where <IG> is the Ignition status
Example:
One shot request position by SMS
Command: SG531,2
Response: @352238020015913,531,FGT,1,13.4,23,0,1,2009/08/22,02:24:49,22.58552,145.4589,100,20.5,
25.5,5,1.5,104.25!
SG532: Query diagnostics values
Command: SG532,<CLEAR>
Response (SMS):
@<ID>,532,<GSM>,<GPRS>,<PDP>,<HO>,<PU>,<R>,<%GPS>,<%GPSQ>,<%GPRS>,
<DBO>,<ABI>,<DBI>,<SO>,<SI>,<SS>,<MAX_ACC>,MIN_ACC>,<MAX_SP>,<CARRIER_ID>,<TOWER_ID>!
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Where <CLEAR> is 1 to reset the values, 0 to do nothing.
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Where <GSM> is registration state:
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0 = no registration
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1 = home
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2 = search
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3 = denied
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4 = unknown
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5 = roaming
Note:
for SMS response GSM registration is required, so only states 1 and 5 will appeared.
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