Tytan on UDP 5084: binary length then index, 32-bit unit id, unix time; flags plot; ACK is caret plus index.
On Traxelio
Hardware that speaks this protocol
Point this protocol at Traxelio
Confirm a UDP datagram with a length word, an index byte, a 32-bit unit id, and 24-bit lat/lon. This is not Tzone 0x2424 and not TRV APxx#.
Configure only Tytan to UDP 5084. Tytan on 5084 is not Tzone on 5029 or TRV on 5010.
Traxelio answers ^ plus the index. That reply is not a map point.
Send one datagram whose low two flag bits are greater than 0 on 5084 and verify a map point.
Still offline after GPS lock
Tytan on 5084 is not Tzone 0x2424 on 5029 or TRV APxx# on 5010. This row is UDP.
Low two flag bits must be greater than 0. Speed 250 and above is ignored and is not a plot.
The ^index reply only proves the datagram parsed. Check the map for a valid-flag coordinate pair.
FAQ
No. Tytan is a binary datagram with a caret-plus-index reply. Concox families use 0x7878 binary login.
The low two flag bits greater than 0, plus unpacked lat/lon. A speed byte of 250 or above is ignored.
ASCII caret then the index. That reply is not a map point.
A 32-bit unsigned number written as decimal digits, immediately after the index byte.
This dialect is positions only. There is no SMS family on this row.