M2M on TCP 5054: 23-byte frames, 0x20 offset except 0x0b, first frame packs the IMEI.
On Traxelio
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm a 23-byte binary frame whose bytes subtract 0x20 except a literal 0x0b.
Configure only M2M to TCP 5054. M2M on 5054 is not MTX on 5083 or MXT on 5087.
Finish the first-frame packed IMEI on 5054 before expecting map points.
Send a later 23-byte record with satellites greater than 0 on 5054 and verify a map point.
Still offline after GPS lock
M2M on 5054 is not MTX on 5083 or MXT on 5087.
On 5054, the first frame only binds the IMEI. Wait for a later 23-byte record whose satellite count is greater than 0.
6054 is another host's number. Traxelio maps this dialect on 5054.
FAQ
No. M2M uses a fixed 23-byte binary record. Bytes subtract 0x20 except a literal 0x0b. Concox families use 0x7878 login.
The first 23-byte record carries eight packed-decimal bytes. Those expand to sixteen digits. The leading digit is dropped to leave a 15-digit IMEI.
The first record only binds the IMEI. A map point needs a later record whose satellite count is greater than 0. A zero satellite count is cell-only.
After latitude, 0x80 flips longitude west and 0x40 flips latitude south. The remaining low bits start the longitude degrees.
This dialect is positions only. The M2M-Mini is the listed device. There is no SMS family on this row.