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MXT Protocol Tracking Devices: Technical Specifications
The MXT protocol (typically operating on port 5087) is a high-efficiency communication standard for Maxtrack and compatible telematics hardware. Below is the comprehensive comparison and technical setup guide.
1. Device Comparison Table
| Model | Protocol | Port | Core Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| MXT-142 / 141 / 140 | MXT | 5087 | Fleet Management & Driver Behavior |
| MTC-700 / 780 | MXT | 5087 | Heavy Equipment & Logistics |
| IDP-780 | MXT | 5087 | Satellite Hybrid Tracking |
| MXT-100 / 101 | MXT | 5087 | Compact Asset Security |
| TD-50 / TD-60 | MXT | 5087 | Industrial Telemetry & Sensors |
| WT-110 / G-100 | MXT | 5087 | Logistics & Environmental Monitoring |
| i-MXT | MXT | 5087 | Smart Integrated Telematics |
2. Technical Wiring Diagram (Standard 14-Pin Header)
Generic MXT Wiring Reference
1. Red: Power (12V/24V)
2. Black: Ground (GND)
3. Yellow: Ignition (ACC)
4. White: Digital Input 1
5. Green: Digital Output 1 (Relay)
6. Blue/Grey: Analog Input (Fuel/Temp)
3. SMS Configuration Commands
To configure these devices via SMS, use the following syntax (Default Password is usually ‘0000’ or ‘admin’):
Set APN & Server
#SETAPN:internet,user,pass#
#SETSERVER:64.225.x.x,5087#
#SETSERVER:64.225.x.x,5087#
Set Reporting Interval (Moving)
#SETINTERVAL:60# (Seconds)
Check Device Status
#STATUS?#
4. Advanced Features
- FOTA: Supports Firmware Over-The-Air updates via MXT protocol.
- Internal Memory: Stores up to 10,000 positions when out of GSM coverage.
- Multi-Input: Support for RS232, 1-Wire, and CANbus (depending on model).
