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0 = Inactive
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1 = Active
Example:
One shot check of GSM and communication status
Command: SG533
Response: @352238020015913,533,GPS:1,BE:1,SC:0,FC:0!
SG551: Sets output for external starter relay
Command: SG551,<STARTER>,<RSP>
Response (TCP/UDP or SMS): @<ID>,551,<D>,<T>,<LT>,<LN>,<AL>,<SP>,<DIR>,<SAT>,<HDOP>,<BV>,
<GPS>,<STARTER>,<RSSI>,<MI>,<IG>!
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Where is <STARTER> status:
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0 = starter disabled (relay opened)
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1 = starter enabled (relay closed)
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Where <RSP> is the means by which the response will be sent
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1 = TCP/UDP/UDPwACK
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2 = SMS
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If omitted, it will send report via the medium use to send the command. ie if you send SG551
command by SMS it will reply by SMS.
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Where <BV> is battery voltage
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Where <GPS> is GPS status
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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
Upon receiving SG551,0 commands, if the unit is registered to GSM network, then the starter will be
disabled. But if the unit loses GSM registration at this moment, the starter will not be disabled until GSM
registration is recovered.
Default setting: <STARTER> = 1 meaning that the starter is enabled.
Example:
One shot set output for starter relay
Command: SG551,0,2
Response: @352238020015913,551,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!
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