Server address
Send positions to this server
Check your T18H before setup: a public device list shows the Artway Technology T18H on the TK103 protocol, which Traxelio serves on port 5002 at gps.traxelio.com.
Check First
Review
If your unit reports on the TK103 protocol, yes. A public device list shows the Artway Technology T18H on TK103, and Traxelio serves TK103 on port 5002. Confirm the maker and protocol in your own manual first, because other trackers with similar names report on different protocols.
A public device list names Artway Technology for the T18H. This page is grouped under Coban, so read the maker printed on your own unit's label and use the manual for that maker.
For a unit on the TK103 protocol: server gps.traxelio.com and port 5002, plus the APN of the SIM's carrier. Set them with the SMS commands in your unit's manual, which match your firmware. This page leaves TK103 command strings to that manual.
Read the IMEI from the label on the unit or from the status reply described in your manual, then enter it as the device ID in Traxelio. Confirm the first position arrives before you install the unit in a vehicle.
Match the port to the protocol your manual names. Traxelio serves TK103 on port 5002 and H02 on port 5013, among others. Keep the SIM and the server settings as they are until the protocol on your unit is clear.
Overview
T18H resembles several other model names that belong to different trackers, such as the Kingneed T18, the AT-18 and the Eelink GPT18, and this page sits under Coban. A public device list shows the Artway Technology T18H on the TK103 protocol, and Traxelio serves TK103 on port 5002, so a unit that reports on TK103 can send to gps.traxelio.com on that port. The name alone does not settle the protocol: a public device list shows the AT-18 on H02 and the Eelink GPT18 on Eelink. Read the maker, the full model marking and the manual revision on your own unit before you follow any wiring diagram, battery rating or SMS command from another T18H listing. Then set the APN and the server with the commands in your own manual, using host gps.traxelio.com and port 5002, and add the IMEI to your account.
About Coban
Shenzhen entry-level GPS pioneer (since 1999). TK303 and GPS103 are the default low-cost vehicle trackers in Africa and Latin America · sold through informal reseller channels everywhere.
Speaks the TK103 Protocol protocol. Read the protocol reference →
This entry is associated with TK103. That protocol association does not establish that VJOY T18H hardware or its configuration instructions apply to a unit labelled Coban.
Technical Specs
| Brand | Coban |
| Protocol | TK103 Protocol |
| Status | Protocol known |
| Setup Signals | IMEI check first |
| Setup | Check hardware → |
Setup
Setup guidance
Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before setup.
Coban distributes a basic Android app (Coban GPS Tracker) that binds to a device by IMEI and connects to Coban's hosted server. Functional for live map and history but no driving behavior, no multi-vehicle dashboards. Traxelio replaces it with WhatsApp alerts, the Traxelio mobile app, and the web dashboard · same hardware, modern app.
Alternative model
This is not the same device, but it can be a practical alternative from the same brand.
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A shared model name does not prove shared hardware. Check the maker, the full model marking and the manual revision on your own unit before you use a wiring diagram, battery rating or SMS command from another T18H listing.
Test the SIM in a phone to confirm mobile data and credit, check that the APN matches your carrier, and confirm the server is gps.traxelio.com with port 5002 for a TK103 unit. Make sure the IMEI in Traxelio matches the unit, and test outdoors for a GPS fix.
Use the port that belongs to the protocol your manual names: 5002 for TK103, 5013 for H02. If your protocol is not one Traxelio serves, check with us before you move the SIM.
Coban
FAQ
Common questions about using the T18H with Traxelio
Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before activation.