Supermate ASCII on Traccar TCP 5108 carrying IMEI, commandId, oil, signal, and power beside lat/lon.
TCP 5108.
commandId, oil, signal, power, status.
ASCII field grammar (see decoder), not BSTPL$.
None on SupermateProtocol.
No — height vs oil/signal narratives.
Supermate reports are ASCII sentences with an IMEI, a commandId, validity, date/time, lat/lon, speed, course, status, signal, power, and oil. Traccar listens on TCP 5108.
Support macros that only mention “GPS accuracy” miss why Supermate tickets exist: oil level and signal quality arrive beside the point. Dingtek’s height metric on 5208 is a different sensor story.
Those fields → Supermate lane.
Reboot into IMEI/commandId sentences.
Validates the analog path.
Explains dropouts.
Review evidence.
Setup
Use these rows only after confirming the tracker password and SIM settings. Command families can differ between brands even when they use the same protocol.
Setup guidance
Traxelio can receive this model, but public SMS setup depends on SIM or model settings.
Reference
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Port |
5108
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Sender disconnected or disabled in firmware.
Field mapping quirk — capture raw before replacing SIMs.
Log it; do not invent Teltonika Codec meanings.
FAQ
commandId/oil/signal packing is the differentiator versus Box/Topflytech.
Stock Supermate is TCP.