Cguard on TCP 5123: ID: or IDRO: bind, NV: yymmdd hhmmss colon lat/lon/speed, BC: CSQ1/BAT1 status.
On Traxelio
Hardware that speaks this protocol
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm ID: or IDRO: then NV: or BC:. This is not Cradlepoint CSV and not Dway AA55,.
Configure only Cguard to TCP 5123. Cguard on 5123 is not Cradlepoint on 5118 or Dway on 5150.
Cguard has no reply byte. A parsed NV: line is enough.
Send one NV: line after the bind and verify a map point. BC: alone will not plot.
Still offline after GPS lock
Cguard on 5123 is not Cradlepoint on 5118 or Dway on 5150.
NV: plots. BC: reuses the last point. ID: and IDRO: bind only. Send NV: after the bind.
Accuracy, course, or altitude can be NAN. Traxelio stores those as absent, not as a failed parse.
FAQ
No. Cguard sends ASCII lines that open NV: or BC:. Concox families use 0x7878 binary login.
NV: plots. BC: reuses the last map point. ID: and IDRO: bind only.
No. There is no reply byte. A parsed NV: line is the whole handshake.
Accuracy, course, or altitude can be NAN. Traxelio stores those as absent, not as a failed parse.
This dialect is positions only. Five catalogue devices are listed (cGuard Atom, cGuard Beacon, cGuard Litom, cGuard OBD, cGuard Personal). There is no SMS family on this row.