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GoSafe Protocol (*GS / *GS02 text + binary)

GoSafe on TCP/UDP 5078: *GS IMEI text closed by #, legacy *GS02 GPS: A/V, or binary lat/lon /1e6; reply 1234.

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gps.traxelio.com:5078 TCP
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Point Gosafe at Traxelio

  1. 1

    Capture a GoSafe fingerprint

    Confirm *GS text closed by # with a GPS: fragment, or a binary record that ends 0xF8.

  2. 2

    Point GoSafe at 5078

    Configure only GoSafe to TCP or UDP 5078. GoSafe on 5078 is not GlobalSat on 5043 or FutureWay on 5213.

  3. 3

    Treat 1234 as a reply, not a fix

    Traxelio answers ASCII 1234 on a parsed record. Check the map for GPS:A or binary lat/lon.

  4. 4

    Prove one GoSafe fix

    Send one GPS:A fragment, or a binary GPS block whose lat/lon parse, then verify a map point.

Still offline after GPS lock

Gosafe still not landing

GoSafe aimed at the wrong neighbor

GoSafe on 5078 is not GlobalSat GSr on 5043 or FutureWay hex GPS: on 5213.

1234 reply, empty map

ASCII 1234 is only a parse reply. Status must be A, or the binary GPS mask must carry lat/lon.

GSr text, assumed GoSafe

This dialect needs a leading *GS and a trailing #. GSr CSV belongs on 5043.

FAQ

Gosafe leftover questions

Does GoSafe send Concox 0x7878 frames?

No. GoSafe is *GS text closed by # or binary closed by 0xF8. Concox families use 0x7878 binary login.

Which GPS letter plots a GoSafe fix?

A plots. V is void and will not plot a new point.

Does GoSafe send an ACK?

Traxelio answers ASCII 1234. That 1234 is not proof a map point landed.

What sits after *GS on a modern line?

A version, then the IMEI, then fragments such as GPS: A;sats;Nlat;Elon. Several records can split on $.

Can a GoSafe unit run SMS setup or a controlled-action flow?

This dialect is positions only. There is no SMS family on this row.

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