Recoda on TCP 5151: LE type 0x20001001 twelve-byte ASCII bind, then 0x20001011 GPS with deg/min plus /3600; no reply.
On Traxelio
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm a little-endian type dword 0x20001001 with twelve ASCII bytes, then 0x20001011 GPS.
Configure only Recoda to TCP 5151. Recoda on 5151 is not Radar on 5188 or Naviset on 5194.
Recoda has no reply byte. A parsed GPS record is enough.
Send one 0x20001011 record whose flag bit 0 is set and whose status bit 0 is valid, then verify a map point.
Still offline after GPS lock
Recoda on 5151 is not Radar on 5188 or Naviset on 5194.
Heartbeat 0x00001001 and registration 0x20001001 will not plot. GPS 0x20001011 needs flag bit 0.
This dialect has no reply byte. Check the map, not the socket for an echo.
FAQ
No. Recoda opens with a little-endian type dword. Bind is 0x20001001 with twelve ASCII bytes. GPS is 0x20001011.
0x20001011 with flag bit 0 set and status bit 0 valid. Heartbeat 0x00001001 will not plot.
No. There is no reply byte. A parsed GPS record is the whole handshake.
On type 0x20001001, twelve ASCII bytes after the version word and the index word.
This dialect is positions only. There is no SMS family on this row.