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The VT310N is a wired vehicle tracker from GZ Topshine with 9-35 V input and a backup battery. A public device list shows it on the Meiligao protocol, which Traxelio receives on port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com.
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A wired GPS/GSM/GPRS vehicle tracker from GZ Topshine Technology. Its spec table lists a 9-35 V supply, an 850 mAh backup battery, a 4 MB data logger, 5 digital inputs, 2 analog inputs and 5 outputs, with an SOS button and optional fuel sensors.
A public device list shows the Topshine VT310N on the Meiligao protocol, and Traxelio receives that protocol on port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com. Get the server command for the VT310N from the seller's setup sheet or Traxelio support before you change anything. Then add the IMEI in Traxelio and confirm the first position.
Topshine's spec table lists GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, which are 2G bands, although the listing title mentions 4G. Check the label on your unit and your carrier's coverage before you buy a SIM.
Topshine lists a 4 MB internal data logger for saving positions while the unit is in a GSM/GPRS blind area. How the stored positions reach a platform depends on the unit's settings, so test a short coverage gap on one vehicle.
Check these in order: SIM data and credit, the APN, the server (gps.traxelio.com, port 5009), the supply between 9 and 35 V, a GPS fix outdoors, and the IMEI against the label. A tracker that stays silent after that is a case for Traxelio support, with the IMEI.
Overview
The VT310N is a wired vehicle tracker made by GZ Topshine Technology, a maker founded in 2008. Topshine's spec table lists a 9-35 V supply, an 850 mAh backup battery, a 4 MB data logger that stores positions while the unit is out of GSM coverage, 5 digital inputs, 2 analog inputs and 5 outputs. The feature list adds an SOS button, harsh braking and acceleration alarms, geofences, over-speed, tow and main power cut alerts, RFID, GSM jamming detection and up to two optional fuel sensors. A public device list shows the Topshine VT310N on the Meiligao protocol, and Traxelio receives that protocol on port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com. Before you change the server, get the VT310N command from the seller's setup sheet or from Traxelio support. This page covers the unit, how it connects, and what to check when it stays silent.
About Meiligao
Meiligao is a tracker brand whose protocol many other makers use. Traxelio receives that protocol on port 5009, so a Meiligao-family unit can report to gps.traxelio.com once its server settings are changed.
Speaks the Meiligao Protocol (MVT family · VT310 / VT600 / VT900 / MVT340 / MVT380) protocol. Read the protocol reference →
Protocol known
Traxelio recognizes this protocol, then checks the exact IMEI and model details before activation.
Technical Specs
| Brand | Meiligao |
| Protocol | Meiligao Protocol (MVT family · VT310 / VT600 / VT900 / MVT340 / MVT380) |
| 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.
Recheck gps.traxelio.com and port 5009, and that the SIM has data. The seller's setup sheet gives the exact command for the VT310N; Traxelio support can help with the IMEI.
Topshine lists a 9-35 V supply at 1.5 A. Check the supply voltage at the unit's power wire and the fuse before you suspect the tracker.
Topshine lists a 4 MB logger for coverage gaps. Check signal at the mounting spot and your carrier's coverage on the bands the unit lists, and test one vehicle over a short gap.
Meiligao
FAQ
Common questions about using the VT310N with Traxelio
Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before activation.
Availability
Connect a tracker you already own, or add a vehicle.