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Remarks Index 1 =[</>]
Parameter=[0~100] (unit: %)
Alarm name = default is AD1 alarm, if you use “fuel alarm” at here, you will get alarm fuel
alarm SMS contents.
Index2 = 4 means ACC
Example
000000AD1<10,Fuel Low,4
After you connect fuel sensor to PT502 AD wire, PT502 will send Fuel Low alarm SMS to
SOS number when tracker get AD data <10%, but this alarm is effective only when ACC on
(if you connect PT502 ACC to car ignition, then it means car ignition on).
Note: if your fuel sensor keep working even when car ignition off, you don’t need to set
index2 as 4 here.
Set Analog Voltage
Command
<password>AV<AD Port><min voltage of sensor>,<max voltage of sensor>,24
Remarks AD Port=1 means AD1
Min voltage of sensor=input your sensor min voltage at here
Max voltage of sensor=input your sensor max voltage at here, it can’t be over the max
voltage of tracker support.
NOTES
If your analog sensor max voltage is not 6V, then you need to do this setting, to let tracker
know what is your sensor voltage specification
Set char for alert SMS contents
Command
<password>ACH<Alarm><Char>
Remarks Alarm=IN1, for input1 (SOS Alarm)
IN4, for input4
SPD, for over speed alarm
GEO, for geo-fence alarm
MLA, for Mileage Alarm
SKA, for shake alarm
For example:
Clear Saved data
Command
<password>CSV
Remarks CSV=Clear Saved data
Check previous command setting
Command
<password>ASK<Command>
Example
000000ASKSVR, to check the server & port what you set
000000ASKGID, to check the tracker ID what you set
Set ID
Command
<password>GID<ID>
Remarks Tracker ID can’t exceed 10 digit
Set APN
Command
<password >APN<APN>,<Username>,<Password>
Remarks If your APN doesn’t have username and password, type APN only;
(Please get the correct APN of SIM card in tracker from your SIM card provider)
Set Server
Command
<password>SVR<domain>,<Port>
Remarks Domain: the tracking platform domain name
Port: 8502, fixed for PT502
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