Server address
Send positions to this server
The Topten TK208 is an OBD tracker from Guangzhou Topten Electronics. Port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com takes the Meiligao protocol that a public device list shows for it.
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An OBD tracker from Guangzhou Topten Electronics. A third-party platform lists it as an OBD tracker with a built-in odometer, remote management by SMS and communication over TCP. Check the connector on your unit against your vehicle's OBD port before installing.
A public device list places the Topten TK208 on the Meiligao protocol, which Traxelio receives on port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com. The seller's setup sheet should hold the SMS command that sets the server for your unit, so use it, or contact Traxelio support, before you change anything. Once the server is set, add the IMEI in Traxelio and wait for the first position.
A third-party integration listing for the TK208 names engine speed, coolant temperature, fuel consumption, error codes, odometer, and harsh braking and acceleration counts, plus alarm codes such as low battery, over-speed and geo-fence. Which of these reach Traxelio depends on what the unit sends, so check one vehicle before you rely on a reading.
Yes. Topten sells variants, for example a TK208-KW listing, and a public device list names a separate TK208S. Confirm your exact variant and its protocol with the seller before you point it at Traxelio.
Work through the basics in order: the SIM has data and credit, the APN matches the carrier, the server is gps.traxelio.com on port 5009, the unit is seated in the OBD port with power, it has a GPS fix outdoors, and the IMEI matches the label. Still silent? Send Traxelio support the IMEI.
Overview
The Topten TK208 is an OBD tracker from Guangzhou Topten Electronics. A third-party platform lists it as an OBD tracker with a built-in odometer, remote management by SMS and communication over TCP. Because it is an OBD unit, check that the connector on your tracker fits your vehicle's OBD port before you buy a SIM. A third-party integration listing names the readings it can pass on besides position: engine speed, coolant temperature, fuel consumption, error codes and harsh braking and acceleration counts. Which of those reach Traxelio depends on what the unit sends over its protocol, so test one vehicle first. A public device list places the TK208 on the Meiligao protocol, which Traxelio receives on port 5009 at gps.traxelio.com. This page covers what the unit is, how it connects, and what to check when it stays silent.
Speaks the Meiligao Protocol (MVT family · VT310 / VT600 / VT900 / MVT340 / MVT380) protocol. Read the protocol reference →
Protocol known
Traxelio recognizes this protocol, then checks the exact IMEI and model details before activation.
Technical Specs
| Brand | Topten |
| Protocol | Meiligao Protocol (MVT family · VT310 / VT600 / VT900 / MVT340 / MVT380) |
| Status | Protocol known |
| Setup Signals | IMEI check first |
| Setup | Check hardware → |
Variants
Setup
Setup guidance
Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before setup.
Confirm gps.traxelio.com on port 5009 and a SIM with data. The seller's setup sheet has the exact TK208 command; Traxelio support can check from the IMEI.
Wialon lists these readings for the TK208, but what reaches Traxelio depends on what your unit sends. Test one vehicle, and contact Traxelio support with the IMEI if a reading you need does not appear.
Check that the tracker sits firmly in the OBD port and that the port has power. Some vehicles supply the port only with the ignition on, so check your vehicle's behaviour before you assume a fault.
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FAQ
Common questions about using the Topten TK208 with Traxelio
Enter the tracker IMEI so Traxelio can review this exact hardware before activation.
Availability
Connect a tracker you already own, or add a vehicle.