Thuraya on TCP 5242: #T then a two-byte length, type 0x5101 event or 0x7101 periodic, unit uint32, lat/lon / 1e6.
On Traxelio
Hardware that speaks this protocol
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm a binary envelope that opens #T with type 0x5101 or 0x7101 and a four-byte unit id.
Configure only Thuraya to TCP 5242. Thuraya on 5242 is not ThinkRace on 5098 or TLT-2H on 5030.
Traxelio answers #T type 0x9901 with a two's-complement checksum. Check the map.
Send one 0x5101 event or 0x7101 batch whose lon/lat integers divide to a point, then verify the map.
Still offline after GPS lock
Thuraya on 5242 is not ThinkRace on 5098 or TLT-2H on 5030.
Type 0x9901 is only the reply. Type 0x8115 never plots. Need 0x5101 or 0x7101 with lon/lat integers.
An unknown four-byte unit id is skipped. Bind that id before expecting a point.
FAQ
No. Thuraya opens #T then a length and a type word 0x5101 or 0x7101. Concox families use 0x7878 binary login.
0x7101 is a periodic batch: one count byte, then that many packed locations. 0x5101 is a single event. 0x8115 does not plot.
Traxelio replies #T with type 0x9901, the same unit id, and a two's-complement checksum. That reply is not a map point.
After packed date and time integers, longitude and latitude are signed integers divided by 1 000 000. Course sits in the low 12 bits of the next short.
This dialect is positions only. There is no SMS family on this row.