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Disha Protocol Tracking Guide: 9310, 9320, 9330 & TD 300

Disha Protocol Tracking Device Guide

This technical guide covers the installation and configuration of tracking devices utilizing the Disha Protocol (Port 5097), including models 9310, 9320, 9330, and the TD 300.

Disha-9310

1. Device Comparison

ModelPrimary UseKey Specifications
Disha 9310Basic Fleet TrackingIP65, Internal Antennas, Simple 2-wire setup.
Disha 9320Standard LogisticsAnalog inputs for fuel/temperature monitoring.
Disha 9330Industrial AssetsWeatherproof, RS232 port, supports RFID/Fingerprint.
TD 300Portable/Asset TrackingCompact size, low power, 8V-80V high voltage support.

Vehicle Tracking System - Disha 9330

2. Technical Wiring Diagram

Standard Wire Definitions:
  • Red Wire: Power Positive (+) Connect to 10V-36V DC battery.
  • Black Wire: Power Negative (-) Connect to vehicle ground.
  • Orange Wire: ACC/Ignition Detection (Connect to switched power).
  • Yellow Wire: Relay Control (Connect to Fuel/Engine Cut-off Relay).
  • Purple Wire: Analog Input (Fuel sensor / Voltage monitoring).

3. SMS Configuration Commands

Most Disha protocol devices use a default password: 123456 or 000000. Ensure you replace [PW] with your actual password.

Server & GPRS Settings

# Set Server IP & Port (Disha Default Port: 5097)
adminip[PW] 1.2.3.4 5097

# Set APN (Example for Vodafone)
apn[PW] portalnm.is

# Switch to GPRS Mode
GPRS[PW]
 

Control & Status Commands

FunctionSMS Command FormatResponse
Initialize Devicebegin[PW]begin ok
Check Statuscheck[PW] or status#GSM/GPS/GPRS status
Restart Devicerst or RESET#reboot ok
Engine Cut-off555[PW] or RELAY,1#cut oil ok
Restore Engine666[PW] or RELAY,0#resume oil ok

Note: Product appearance and specific command syntax may vary slightly based on firmware versions (e.g., Fortuna India vs. standard generic builds).

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