ATrack AP1 GPS tracker
ATrack

ATrack AP1 GPS Tracker · specs and details

Server address

gps.traxelio.com:5044
ATrack Protocol (AX5 / AX7 / AX9 / AT5B / AK7V family)

Send positions to this server

Check your ATrack AP1

Enter the tracker IMEI first so Traxelio can confirm setup options before activation.

ATrack AP1 is a plug-in vehicle tracker that fits a 12-24V lighter socket and reports over 2G and 3G. An existing unit can report to Traxelio with a server setting change.

IMEI

Check First

Hardware

Review

Protocol known IMEI check first Works with ATrack Protocol (AX5 / AX7 / AX9 / AT5B / AK7V family) protocol

Quick answers

Does the ATrack AP1 work with Traxelio?

Yes. A public device list shows the ATrack AP1 on the ATrack protocol, and Traxelio receives that protocol on port 5044. Point the tracker at gps.traxelio.com on port 5044, add its IMEI in Traxelio, and confirm the first position arrives.

How do I point an AP1 at Traxelio?

Use your seller's AP1 setup sheet for the exact command or configuration method, because command sets can differ between makers. Set your carrier's APN, then the server gps.traxelio.com and port 5044. If you do not have the sheet, ask Traxelio support before sending any command.

Will the AP1 work on a 4G-only network?

Not as listed. A third-party protocol listing describes the AP1 as communicating over 2G and 3G networks, and a reseller lists quadband GSM and all HSPA/UMTS bands. Check that your carrier still runs 2G or 3G where the vehicle drives before you buy a SIM or a unit.

What does the AP1 install involve?

A reseller describes it as plug and play: connect it to the vehicle's lighter connector, which is listed at 12-24V. Check that the socket stays powered with the ignition off if you want reports while parked, and test one vehicle first.

Overview

About the ATrack AP1

The ATrack AP1 is a vehicle GPS tracker that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket, so there is no wiring job. A reseller lists it with an internal G-sensor, a buzzer for sound alerts, a backup battery, internal memory, and over-the-air configuration. It communicates by SMS, TCP and UDP on 2G and 3G networks, which matters before you buy a SIM: check that your carrier still runs 2G or 3G where the vehicle drives. A public device list shows the AP1 on the ATrack protocol, and Traxelio receives that protocol on port 5044, so an existing unit can report to Traxelio at gps.traxelio.com without a hardware swap. Take the exact settings from your seller's setup sheet, keep your SIM when it has data, then add the IMEI in Traxelio and confirm the first position. If the unit stays silent, check the SIM, the APN, and that the server and port match.

About ATrack

Keep your ATrack tracker and point it at Traxelio. A public device list shows the AX, AL, AK, AS, AT, AU, AP and AY models on one protocol, which Traxelio receives on port 5044.

Speaks the ATrack Protocol (AX5 / AX7 / AX9 / AT5B / AK7V family) protocol. Read the protocol reference →

Protocol known

Traxelio recognizes this protocol, then checks the exact IMEI and model details before activation.

Technical Specs

Device Specifications

Traxelio compatibility

Brand ATrack
Protocol ATrack Protocol (AX5 / AX7 / AX9 / AT5B / AK7V family)
Status Protocol known
Setup Signals IMEI check first
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Setup

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Setup guidance

Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before setup.

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Common issues

The tracker does not attach to the network

The AP1 is a 2G and 3G device, so the SIM needs data on a network your carrier still runs. Check that the SIM has data and credit and that the APN matches the carrier.

The tracker is online but nothing shows in Traxelio

Check, in this order: the server is gps.traxelio.com, the port is 5044, and the IMEI added in Traxelio matches the label on the unit. Then check that the unit has a GPS fix outdoors.

The tracker stops reporting when the ignition is off

The AP1 draws power from the lighter socket. Some vehicles switch that socket off with the ignition, so try the unit in another vehicle or ask your seller whether its backup battery and sleep mode cover your use.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about using the ATrack AP1 with Traxelio

Traxelio can receive position reports from the ATrack AP1 over the Atrack protocol, and setup details are confirmed from the IMEI.

Start with the IMEI check on this page. Traxelio will confirm whether this exact hardware can send position reports and what setup it needs before activation.

This page lists the ATrack AP1 as a tracker model with a known protocol. Traxelio shows self-service setup only when full protocol support is available.

Check your ATrack AP1 before setup

Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before activation.

Availability

Traxelio does not stock this model.

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