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GL601 @Track Protocol Pro

V10


Contents:

  • Overview
    • What It Is
    • Frame Types
    • Built-in Application Scenarios (Profiles)
    • System Architecture
  • Frames
    • Configuration Command and Acknowledgement
      • Configuration Command
      • ACK and NACK
    • Query Command and Response
    • Report and its Configuration Command
      • Records and Data IDs
      • Report Priority and Buffer Report
      • Top and High Priority Reports list
      • CRC-8 Calculation
      • SACK
      • Report Configuration
      • Example of Parsing Report
    • Real-time Operation Command
    • Heartbeat Data
    • Location SMS
  • Commands
    • Network Settings
      • ACK (Acknowledgement)
      • APN (Access Point Name)
      • BSS (Backend Server Settings)
      • HBD (Heartbeat Settings)
      • NET (Network Connection)
      • PWL (Phone Allow List)
      • TOF (Telecom operators filtering)
    • Tracking Settings
      • AGPS (Assisted GPS)
      • GML (Google Maps Hyperlink Phone List)
      • GMS (Google Maps Hyperlink for SMS)
      • LBS (Location Based Services)
    • Device Configuration
      • CFG (Global Device Configuration)
      • DOG (Protocol Watchdog)
      • GSENSOR (G-Sensor Motion Detection)
      • MAG (Magnetic Function Settings)
      • RPS (Report Priority Settings)
      • TMA (Time Adjustment)
    • Alarm Settings
      • BPL (Internal Battery Power Low Alarm)
      • ETH (External Temperature and Humidity)
      • GEO (Geo-fence Settings)
      • ITMP (Internal Temperature Detection)
      • SHOCK (Shock Detection)
    • Bluetooth Settings
      • BTBCN (Bluetooth Beacon)
    • Peripheral Interfaces
      • WIFIGEO (Wi-Fi Geofence)
    • Profile Configuration
      • PROFILE (Profile Settings)
      • PPS (Profile Priority Settings)
    • Real-time Operation Commands
      • RTO (Real Time Operation)
  • Records
    • Tracking Settings
      • 12H (Real-time Location)
      • 50H (Fixed Report Information)
    • Device Configuration
      • 01H (Device Startup)
      • 03H (Connection Starts)
      • 04H (Connection Ends)
      • 05H (Device Shutdown)
      • 11H (Device Basic Information)
      • 21H (Motion Information)
      • 22H (Real-time Customization)
      • E0H (Self-Test Notification)
    • Alarm Settings
      • 17H (GEO Information)
      • 20H (Internal Battery Information)
      • 28H (Shock Alarm)
      • 79H (Internal Temperature Alarm)
      • 80H (External Temperature and Humidity Alarm)
      • 81H (Tamper Alarm)
    • Bluetooth Settings
      • 95H (Beacon Event)
    • Peripheral Interfaces
      • 63H (Wi-Fi Geofence Notification)
  • Data IDs
    • Location Care
      • Data 81 (Mini Location)
      • Data 82 (Full Location)
      • Data 85 (Registered Cell)
      • Data 89 (GSV)
      • Data 92 (GEO Status)
      • Data 93 (All GEO Status)
      • Data 100 (Wi-Fi Hotspot)
      • Data 154 (Wi-Fi Geofence Status)
      • Data 155 (All Wi-Fi Geofence Status)
    • Behaviors Notifications
      • Data 23 (Motion Status)
      • Data 40 (Shock Value)
      • Data 91 (Motion Information)
      • Data 101 (Upgrade Information)
      • Data 102 (Update Configuration)
      • Data 103 (Get Configuration)
      • Data 125 (Tamper Status)
    • Device Itself Related
      • Data 1 (Profile ID)
      • Data 2 (Device Name)
      • Data 4 (Device Serial Number)
      • Data 10 (Internal Battery Percentage)
      • Data 19 (Triggered Time)
      • Data 22 (Record Count)
      • Data 88 (SIM Card)
      • Data 90 (Versions)
      • Data 97 (Internal Battery Status)
      • Data 120 (Self-Test Status)
      • Data 121 (Internal Temperature)
    • Peripherals and Environment
      • Data 122 (External Temperature and Humidity)
    • Bluetooth
      • Data 178 (Scanned Base Beacon Data)
      • Data 179 (Scanned Eddystone Beacon Data)
      • Data 180 (Scanned iBeacon Beacon Data)
      • Data 181 (Scanned WID3xx Beacon Data)
  • Management
    • Firmware Over The Air
      • Update Process
      • UPD (Upgrade Firmware)
      • F1H (UPD Status)
    • Update Configurations
      • Configuration File Format
      • UPC (Update Configurations)
      • F2H (UPC Status)
    • Get Configurations
      • GTC (Get Configurations)
      • F3H (GTC Status)
  • Features
    • Profiles
      • Priority
      • Commands
      • Supported Profiles
    • SACK Mechanism
  • Appendices
    • General Notes
    • Revision History
    • Terms and Abbreviations
    • Copyright

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  • GML (Google Maps Hyperlink Phone List)

GML (Google Maps Hyperlink Phone List)¶

The AT@GML command is used to configure the mobile phone list for receiving the Location SMS. Please note that this phone list is only used to receive Location SMS sent by the terminal and is not equivalent to a phone allowlist. The commands related to this Google Maps hyperlink phone list are AT@GEO etc.

Example:
AT@GML=gl601###,1,+8618888888888|+8612345678,012F$
+ACK:GML,123456789012345,C031,10,0,,012F,20210407101530,1234$
AT@GML?gl601###,,0C37$
+QRY:GML,123456789012345,C031,10,0,1,1,1,+8618888888888|+861234567,0C37,20210407101530,1234$

Parts

Fields

Length (Byte)

Range/Format

Default

Head

Header

3

AT@

AT@

Command Word

3

GML

GML

Leading Symbol

1

=

=

Password

8-16

gl601###

Body

Action

1

0-2

Phone Number List

N

Tail

Sequence Number

4

0000-FFFF (‘0’-‘9’, ‘A’-‘F’)

Tail

1

$

$

  • Action

    • 0 - Append the phone numbers carried in the ‘Phone Number List’ field to the terminal.

    • 1 - Replace the phone numbers in the terminal with the phone numbers carried by the ‘Phone Number List’ field.

    • 2 - Clear the phone numbers carried in the ‘Phone Number List’ field from the terminal. If the phone numbers to be deleted is not specified (that is, the ‘Phone Number List’ parameter is empty), the terminal will clear all phone numbers.

    In particular, it will be 1 when reading this field.

  • Phone Number List

    Specify the phone number(s). The terminal supports setting up to 20 phone numbers. The characters ‘|’ are used to connect each phone number. If a phone number is an international number, remember to add “+” and the area code.

    For example, “+8618888888888” means one phone number +8618888888888, and “+8618888888888|+8612345678” means two phone numbers, +8618888888888 and +8612345678.

    Note: The length of each phone number should not exceed 20 bytes.

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