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Xirgo XT Protocol & Port 5081: Full Device Compatibility List

Xirgo XT Protocol Port 5081 Overview

This guide covers the Xirgo protocol, specifically focusing on the 5081 port used by various XT-series telematics devices.

The Xirgo protocol is a communication standard used by GPS tracking hardware from Xirgo Technologies. It primarily uses UDP or TCP for data transmission, often utilizing ASCII or Binary formats to relay vehicle telemetry.
 
Xirgo XT Protocol
 
 

Key Features of the Protocol:

  • Event-Based Reporting: Devices can be configured to send data based on specific triggers like ignition status, harsh braking, or geofence crossings.
  • Diagnostic Capabilities: Many XT models support OBD-II data, allowing fleet managers to monitor VIN, fuel levels, and diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).
  • Versatility: The protocol supports a wide range of parameters, from basic GPS coordinates to advanced accelerometer data (XYZ vectors).
  • Port 5081: This specific port is widely recognized in tracking platforms.

Supported XT Series Devices

(Protocol Port: 5081)

ModelManufacturerNetwork / VariantProtocol Port
XT-2000GXirgo2G / GSM5081
XT-2060GXirgo2G / GSM5081
XT-2050CXirgoCDMA / LTE5081
XT-2150 / G / CXirgoMulti-network (GSM/CDMA)5081
XT-2160GXirgo2G / GSM5081
XT-3200XirgoStandard OBD-II5081
XT-4500G / 4560GXirgoGPRS / Asset Tracking5081
XT-4550CXirgoCDMA Asset Tracking5081
XT-4700 / 4760Xirgo3G / Heavy Duty5081
XT-4750CXirgoCDMA Variant5081
XT-4860G / 4850CXirgoGPRS / CDMA Hybrid5081
XT-5000 / 5060XirgoIndustrial / High Perf5081
XT-5050CXirgoCDMA Industrial5081
XT-6200 / 6260XirgoAdvanced Telematics5081
GPS tracking solutions
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