Cantrack P60LC adminip commands
Guided setup available
Check status
check{password}
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Binary TCP protocol mandated by the Chinese Ministry of Transport (交通运输部) for fleet-grade GNSS terminals · the wire format every Chinese-compliance GPS tracker speaks. Used by Howen, Streamax, Concox compliance variants, and hundreds of OEM dashcam manufacturers worldwide.
On Traxelio
Hardware that speaks this protocol
Who ships hardware on this wire
Point this protocol at Traxelio
JT/T 808 hardware varies by manufacturer (Howen, Streamax, Concox compliance variants, JIMI compliance variants). Check the model's manual for the canonical config method · SMS, AT-command serial console, or vendor cloud configurator.
Most Chinese-OEM JT/T 808 devices accept SMS commands like *SERVER#TYPE,1,your-server.com,5015,0# · check the model's exact command sheet. Vendor portals usually expose the same settings via web UI.
*APN#your_carrier_apn,,,# (Sinotrack-derived JT/T 808 firmware) or vendor-specific equivalent. APN must be correct before any data session opens.
*RESET# or hard power-cycle. The device authenticates via Registration (0x0100) + Authentication (0x0102) packets · server replies with general response (0x8001) on accept.
If positions don't arrive, capture a TCP dump on the server · packets should start and end with 0x7E. If you see garbage bytes inside the body, the firmware likely mis-implements the escape rule · contact the OEM for a firmware update.
Replace {password} with the tracker PIN or password.
Guided setup available
Check status
check{password}
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Set reporting interval
itv{password} 60
Check status
check{password}
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Set reporting interval
#{password},STIN:30,600
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Switch to GPRS mode
GPRS{password}
Set tracking interval
fix030s600s***n{password}
Check status
check{password}
Check IMEI
imei{password}
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Check configuration
AS7777AT+CONFIG;
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Check status
check#
Guided setup available
Set timezone UTC
896{password} 00
Time sync
710{password}
Set ACC ON interval
805{password} 10
Set ACC OFF interval
809{password} 300
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Guided setup available
Set ACC ON interval
RPT=60,
Set ACC OFF interval
NTP=5,
Check setup
CXIP,
Check status
CXEI,
APN commands depend on the carrier SIM in your tracker, so they are not shown here.
Still offline after GPS lock
Common cause: device firmware mis-implements the escape rule (forgetting to un-escape the body before computing the checksum). Two paths: (1) firmware update from the OEM (often fixes); (2) Traxelio's decoder has a tolerant mode that accepts checksums computed either pre- or post-escape · check the model's known-quirks list.
Video streaming is JT/T 1078 (separate protocol on a separate port), not JT/T 808. The 808 telemetry endpoint and the 1078 streaming endpoint are configured independently · check the device's video-streaming settings and confirm the 1078 endpoint points at Traxelio's streaming ingest (separate from the 5015 telemetry port).
These symptoms are answered outside this section:
FAQ
JT/T is the Chinese transport-ministry standards series · the slash is part of the official name. JT = Jiao Tong (transport), T = Tielu (rail-related industries). The 808 is the standard number. Operators casually drop the slash when writing in English · both JT/T 808 and JT808 are common in the wild and refer to the same standard.
Yes · the protocol itself is country-agnostic. Many Western fleets unknowingly run JT/T 808-compliant hardware (especially in motorcycle, asset-tag, and budget-fleet deployments) because the Chinese OEMs default to it. Traxelio decodes the protocol regardless of where the device is deployed.