Supported Gps Devices

IOS and Android Devices

These devices use Osmand protocol and port number is 5055. This protocol was originally used by the OsmAnd mobile app. It was later adopted and extended to be used by our official Client Mobile App. Some older versions of Client App use a custom NMEA-based protocol.

Server Parameters for Supported GPS Devices

If you are using Client App  (ios or android) , the port is always 5055.

The GPS Tracking TR Server Url of Client App or any other gps devices is http://5.10.220.44 .

You must enter the url and port information correctly on your supported device. For example http://5.10.220.44:5055 (android and ios based devices), http://5.10.220.44:5004 (gv500-gl200 protocol-port 5004) , http://5.10.220.44:5027 ( FM1010-teltonika protocol-port 5027)

Manager app url:  https://www.gpsmonitor.com.tr

PC web browser url:  https://www.gpsmonitor.com.tr  .

Manager Mobile App

Manager App is a mobile application to manage GPS tracking devices. It requires a GPS Tracking TR server instance to work.

By default application is configured to use a demo server. Manager Mobile App shows server selection screen only on the first start. You should use the same URL you use to connect to the web app. To change the server address later you have to re-install the app (iOS) or clear app settings from application manager (Android).

Client Mobile App

By default the apps are configured to use a demo server. To track your device using demo server visit demo.traccar.org and add your device with unique identifier you see in the app.

ClientMobile App is fully compatible with GPS Tracking TR Server. Other popular GPS tracking platforms also fully support GPS Client App.

Chinese Clones

If you own a GPS tracking unit made in China, please read following information.

Different manufacturers and sellers brand their devices under similar popular names (e.g. TK102, TK103, GT02A, H02 and other), so it is impossible to identify correct port and protocol for those devices just by the model name. Please carefully try all of the following common ports first:

5001
5002
5006
5013
5015
5023
5036
5093

Also check for following frequent issues:

Device sends status information, but not GPS coordinates. Usually it happens with devices that use GPS103 protocol (port 5001). The solution is to send a command to the device to activate location reporting: fix060s***n123456 (where 060s is the interval between messages, *** tells the device to continue sending locations periodically and 123456 is the default password).
Devices that use TK103 protocol (port 5002) send 12-digit device identifier instead of IMEI. Usually it consists of 11 last digits from IMEI plus leading zero. For example, if IMEI number is 123456789012345, the unique id would be 056789012345. The easiest solution is to register two devices, one with full IMEI and the other one with 12-digit identifier.

If you have tried everything above and your device still doesn’t work, try manually identifying the protocol.