Tell a genuine Xexun tracker from a TK103 clone
Point a genuine Xexun tracker at Traxelio to keep it reporting: Xexun is the Shenzhen maker of the original TK102 and TK103, whose model numbers were widely copied, so confirm your unit actually speaks the documented Xexun protocol rather than a clone's format before you migrate it.
Yes. Shenzhen Xexun Technology has made positioning hardware since 2002 and originated the TK102 and TK103 designs. It is still trading, now around an X-series of GPS and BeiDou trackers and indoor UWB positioning products.
The model number alone will not tell you, because many makers reused it. Match the exact casing, manual, and above all the communication format: a genuine Xexun unit uses the Xexun protocol, while many lookalikes use the GPS103 format instead.
Yes when it reports over the Xexun protocol Traxelio reads. Send the SMS commands from the manual to set the APN and server, aim one tracker at the Traxelio endpoint, and check its position lands before you convert the others.
It can still work. Traxelio reads the GPS103 format that Coban-family GPS103 format TK103 lookalikes use through a separate adapter, so the migration is the same idea, just point the tracker at the right endpoint after you identify its real protocol.
Overview
| Model | Protocol | Price tier | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| TK103 | Xexun | · | · |
| Xexun TK103-2 | Xexun | Mid | Vehicle tracking |
| TK102-2 | Xexun | · | · |
| TK201 | Xexun | · | · |
| XT107 | Xexun | · | · |
| TK203 | Xexun | · | · |
| Xexun DDX04 | XEXUN2 | · | · |
| Xexun TK101 | Xexun | Mid | Vehicle tracking |
| Xexun TK106 | Xexun | · | · |
| Xexun TK108 | Xexun | · | · |
| Xexun TK202 | Xexun | Mid | Personal tracking |
| XT009 | Xexun | · | · |
| XT011 | Xexun | · | · |
Pricing
Genuine Xexun TK and XT hardware sold at entry-level prices, but because the model numbers are widely copied, secondhand listings vary in whether they are authentic units.
The device you own is already paid for, so compare Traxelio's monthly software pricing once you have confirmed the tracker's real protocol and whether it is worth keeping live.
Traxelio plans start at 17 USD per vehicle per month.
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Originating the TK102 and TK103 GPS trackers, later widely cloned, plus the XT series and a current X-series and UWB range
The documented Xexun protocol lets a genuine TK or XT unit stream position and alerts to Traxelio, while clone units are handled through their own GPS103 adapter.
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The Xexun TK103-2 is a hardwired dual-SIM vehicle GPS box on xexun (TCP port 5006) · millimetres omitted so GPSWOX 83x54x26 mm stays off this row. SMS adminip123456 gps.traxelio.com 5006 then t030s***n123456. Traxelio plots live map and geofences. Not TK103. GPSWOX 6006 is not Traxelio.
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Identify whether your tracker is a genuine Xexun before you assume any compatibility from the TK model number alone.
Send genuine Xexun position and alert data into Traxelio over the documented Xexun protocol.
Aim a single tracker at the Traxelio endpoint, verify the format decodes, then convert the remaining units.
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