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Communication Protocol for Chainway

GPS-Tracker CW-801B/701
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Table of Contents
1
Overview .................................................................................................................................. 4
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1.1
Version Update Description ................................................................................................................... 4
Message Description................................................................................................................. 4
2.1
Definition of Data Type ......................................................................................................................... 4
2.2
Message Format..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3
Definition of Message Field .................................................................................................................. 6
2.3.1
Packet Header/Packet Trailer Flag Bit .............................................................. 6
2.3.2
Command Word ................................................................................................ 6
2.3.3
Terminal ID....................................................................................................... 9
2.3.4
Message SN/Time ............................................................................................. 9
2.3.5
Message Body................................................................................................... 9
2.3.6
Check Code..................................................................................................... 10
2.4
Message Sending Mode ....................................................................................................................... 10
Downlink Message ................................................................................................................. 10
3.1
Type A Message................................................................................................................................... 10
3.1.1
Alarm Configuration Message ........................................................................ 10
3.1.2
Red Alarm Message ........................................................................................ 11
3.1.3
Geo-Fence Alarm Setting................................................................................ 12
3.1.4
Enclosure Alarm Setting ................................................................................. 12
3.2
Type B Message................................................................................................................................... 13
3.2.1
Center Locating Message................................................................................ 13
3.2.2
Handshake Message Response ....................................................................... 14
3.2.3
Reading Parameter of Terminal ...................................................................... 14
3.2.4
Reading Status of Terminal............................................................................. 14
3.2.5
IP Address Setting........................................................................................... 15
3.2.6
Phone Number Setting .................................................................................... 15
3.2.7
Speed Limit Setting ........................................................................................ 16
3.2.8
Listen In .......................................................................................................... 16
3.2.9
Location Report Interval Setting (Car stopped) .............................................. 17
3.2.10 Set Restrict Dangerous Area of Vehicle .......................................................... 17
3.3
Type C Message................................................................................................................................... 18
3.3.1
Public Message to LCD .................................................................................. 18
3.3.2
Dispatching Message to LCD ......................................................................... 18
3.4
Type D Message................................................................................................................................... 19
3.4.1
Location Report Interval Setting (Car moving) .............................................. 19
3.4.2
Location Report Interval Setting (By distance) .............................................. 19
3.5
Type G Message................................................................................................................................... 20
3.5.1
Take Real-time Picture (701 only) .................................................................. 20
3.5.2
Send Route File to Terminal ........................................................................... 20
3.5.3
Collect Driving Data (701 only) ..................................................................... 21
3.5.4
Driving Data Package Confirmation (701 only) ............................................. 21
3.6
Type H Message................................................................................................................................... 22
3.6.1
Circuit Control Signal (I01) ............................................................................ 22
3.6.2
Fuel Control Signal (I02)................................................................................ 22
Uplink Message ...................................................................................................................... 23
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4.1
Type A Message................................................................................................................................... 23
4.1.1
Yellow Alarm Message ................................................................................... 23
4.1.2
Red Alarm Message ........................................................................................ 24
4.2
Type B Message................................................................................................................................... 25
4.2.1
Handshake Message........................................................................................ 25
4.2.2
Response to Reading Terminal Parameters..................................................... 25
4.2.3
Response to Reading Operation State of Terminal ......................................... 27
4.2.4
Response to Roll Call Message....................................................................... 28
4.2.5
Terminal Registration Message....................................................................... 28
4.3
Type C Message................................................................................................................................... 29
4.3.1
Driver Login/Logout (701 only) ..................................................................... 29
4.4
Type D Message................................................................................................................................... 30
4.4.1
Location Report Message (Car moving - 801A)............................................. 30
4.4.2
Location Report Message (Car moving - 801B)............................................. 30
4.4.3
Break-point Location Report Message (CW-801B)........................................ 31
4.5
Type G Message................................................................................................................................... 31
4.5.1
Respond to Collect Driving Data (701 only) .................................................. 31
4.5.2
Failure Respond to Collect Driving Data (701 only) ...................................... 32
4.6
Type H Message................................................................................................................................... 32
4.6.1
Respond to Circuit Control (I01) .................................................................... 32
4.6.2
Respond to Fuel Control (I02) ........................................................................ 33
Appendix ................................................................................................................................ 33
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1 Overview
This document specifies the communication protocol between the vehicle-mounted terminal and the
communication gateway of Shenzhen Chainway Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Co., Ltd. The protocol
sets the messages from the monitoring center to the terminal to be downlink instructions, and the messages from
the terminal to the monitoring center to be uplink instructions. By default, the terminal works in the GPRS mode,
and transfers the messages between the terminal and the monitoring center through TCP/IP protocol. When getting
out of the GPRS signal coverage area, the terminal hands over to the SMS text mode automatically; when entering
the GPRS signal coverage area again, the terminal is re-connected to the monitoring center in the GPRS mode
automatically. In the two transfer modes, the message format is the same as message contents, but the data frame
format is different.
1.1 Version Update Description
2 Message Description
2.1 Definition of Data Type
Data type
Description
CHAR
Single ASCII code character
C_STRING
ASCII string. In case the string has a fixed length and the bits are not
enough to make the length, the binary space will be added to the right side
to make up the length (0x20H).
Exception exists if otherwise specified.
N_STRING
Digital string that contains 0..9. In case the string has a fixed length and the
bits are not enough to make the length, the ASCII code 0 will be added to
the left side to make up the length (0x30H).
Exception exists if otherwise specified.
H_STRING
Digital string that contains 0..F. In case the string has a fixed length and the
bits are not enough to make the length, the ASCII code 0 will be added to
the left side to make up the length (0x30H). Exception exists if otherwise
specified.
HEX_STRING
Hexadecimal string, e.g., 1 is expressed by 31.

In case the string has a fixed length and the bits are not enough to make the
length, the ASCII code 0 will be added to the left side to make up the
length (0x30H). Exception exists if otherwise specified.
BIN
Binary data
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Data type
BYTE
Description
8-digit integer that contains no symbol, 0..255
2.2 Message Format

The messages between the vehicle and the gateway are transferred through data frames. A complete data frame
structure in the GPRS mode is defined in the following figure:
Packet
header
flag
Message SN/time
1 byte
12 bytes
Command word
4 bytes
Message body
N byte (N is not greater
than 2K)
Packet
trailer flag
1 byte
complete
data frame structure in the SMS mode is defined in the following figure:
Packet
header
flag
Message SN/time
1 byte
12 bytes
Terminal ID
Command word
4 bytes
15 bytes
Message body
N byte (In unicode, the
length is not greater than 70 characters. In other code modes, the
length is not greater than 140 characters)
Check bit
Packet
trailer flag
2 bytes
1 byte
Each
complete data switching frame must contain packet header flag, SN/Time, command word, message body and
packet trailer flag.
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2.3 Definition of Message Field

2.3.1
Packet Header/Packet Trailer Flag Bit
A flag bit indicates the start or the end of a message frame. 0X2AH (i.e., character *) serves as a start indicator,
and 0X5EH (i.e., character ^) serves as an end indicator. When transferring binary data, in order to ensure
accuracy of data transfer, it is necessary to perform escape processing on the indicators that appear in the form of
bytes in the message except packet header, packet trailer and command word. In the current protocol, the escape
rules are not enabled, and the terminal program ignores the circumstance that special characters are contained in
the message contents. The monitoring center shall avoid special characters 0x2A (*), 0x5E (^), and 0x5C (\)
in the message contents.
The definition is as follows:
2AH7DH + 03H
5EH7DH + 02H
7DH7DH + 01H
2.3.2
Command Word
Length: 4 bytes, C_STRING character

Function: Define the type of payload information transferred by the data frame, which indicates the function of the
data. The message is defined in the following table:
Table 2 Message definition
Message
category
Message
subcategory
Message
SN#
Command description
00
Message of configuring alarm
01
Red alarm message
00
Rollcall message
01
Handshake signal message
03
Message of reading operation state

of terminal
04
Message of reading operation state

of terminal
06
Message of configuring IP address
07
Message of configuring center

number
11
Message of configuring phone

number
12
Set the maximum speed of vehicle
Remarks
Warning and
alarm
configuration
information
Terminal
parameter
information
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Command description
14
Set the static back-transmission

interval of vehicle
15
Wiretap command
17
Read configuration of terminal

phone number
00
Public message
01
Scheduling information
03
Ordinary
Radio call contention message (taxi) communication
information
Radio call message (taxi)
04
Navigation message
00
Equi-time continuous
back-transmission setting
01
Equi-distance continuous
00
Response to uplink yellow alarm

message
01
Response to uplink red alarm

message
07
Response to passenger deal message

(taxi)
00
Circuit control signal
01
Fuel route control signal
02
One-Key Talk configuration

command
03
Read One-Key Talk configuration
00
Response to universal uplink result

resolution
01
Message of configuring alarm
02
Command of configuring terminal

functions
03
Command of configuring terminal

mode
04
Command of initializing terminal
02
Remarks
Vehicle
positioning
information
Response
message
F
G
Control signal
Extended
message
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Up (uplink
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Message
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Command description
05
Command of configuring
vehicle-restricted area
00
Yellow alarm message
01
Red alarm message
00
Handshake signal message
02
Response to reading terminal

parameters
03
Response to reading operation state

of terminal
04
Rollcall message
05
Terminal registration message
00
Uplink information
07
Passenger deal message (taxi)
00
Equi-time continuous
back-transmission message
01
Equi-distance continuous
back-transmission message
02
Continuous back-transmission end

message
04
Transmit data from break point
00
Response to downlink alarm

configuration message
01
Response to downlink red alarm

message
04
Response to scheduling information
05
Response to reading configuration

of phone number
06
Response to configuration of phone

number
08
Response to equi-time
information
Remarks
Warning and
alarm
information
Information
related to
terminal state
Ordinary
communication
information
Vehicle
positioning
information
Response
message
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Message
SN#
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Command description
Remarks
Response to equi-distance
information
10
Response to setting the static

back-transmission interval of
vehicle
20
Response to radio call contention

message (taxi)
21
Response to radio call message

(taxi)
23
Response to navigation message
00
Response to circuit control
01
Response to fuel route control
02
Response to One-Key Talk

configuration query
00
Response to universal downlink

resolution results
F
G
Response
control signal
Extended
message
# The message SN not defined is reserved for future extension of message.

# DX00 and UX00 can be sent anytime to handle emergencies that occur in the message resolution.
2.3.3
Length:
Function:
2.3.4
Terminal ID
Fixed 15 bytes, C_STRINGType.
This field is optional, and occurs only in the SMS data packet.
Message SN/Time
Length:
Fixed 12 bytes, C_STRINGType.
When the monitoring center sends a message that requires response, these 12 bytes represent the serial number
(SN) of the message. This SN shall be identical to the SN of the response message from the terminal. In other
circumstances, all these 12 bytes constitute the time chop field.
2.3.5
Length:
Function:
Message Body
Variable, 1024 bytes, possibly null.
Determine the subscriber data information under the corresponding command word.
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Check Code
Length:
2-byte, HEX_STRING Type, appearing on in SMS packet
Check algorithm: Check word exclusive of the packet header, exclusive-OR for all bytes
2.4 Message Sending Mode

Messages are sent primarily in the GPRS mode and secondarily in the SMS mode. When the GPRS mode fails,
the message will be sent again in the SMS mode. Since the terminal may work in the SMS mode, the monitoring
center shall also be capable of receiving and transmitting short messages. When sending an SMS packet, both the
monitoring center and the terminal must ensure the short message length not to be greater than 140 bytes, and one
message cannot be sent through more than one short message.
3 Downlink Message
Downlink means the message is sent from software center to terminal.
3.1 Type A Message

3.1.1
Alarm Configuration Message

DA00ZXX
DA00: Fixed keyword
Z: Alarm message code, 1 byte (hex), ASCII.
XX: Alarm content.
Alarm message code & content:
1:
Content
2: Enable circuit alarm.

3: Disable circuit alarm.
4: Enable power alarm.
5: Disable power alarm.
6: Enable voice communication.
7: Disable voice communication.
8: Enable SOS alarm.
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A: Set over speed alarm interval (A0009: hex, maximum 65635 seconds, set over speed alarm
interval to 9 seconds, when over speed for 9 seconds will cause alarm.)
B: Set stop & rest time interval (B0009_0003: hex, maximum 65635 seconds, after driving for 9
seconds, must rest for 3 seconds, if no rest, will cause alarm.)
C: Set route deviation alarm (C0009: hex, maximum 65635 seconds, when deviate from route
for 9 seconds, will cause alarm.)
D: Open area alarm
E: Close area alarm
Length
>=6 bytes, <=24 bytes

*040331141830DA00B0009_0003^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. DA00: the message
type is downlink, it is alarm configuration message. B0009_0003: After driving for 9 seconds,
must rest for 3 seconds, if no rest, will cause alarm.
Response
Terminal must respond with UE00ZX...X, message content same as configuration message.
Note
LCD screen will display alarm type, & loud speaker will voice remind.
3.1.2
Red Alarm Message

DA01ZXX
DA01: Fixed keyword
Z: Alarm message code, 1 byte, ASCII.
Content
XX: Alarm content.
1: Over speed alarm. (Message code 1 is fixed, content can be changed)
Length

*040331141830DA011OverSpeedAlarm^
Example
Response
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. DA01: the message
type is downlink, it is alarm configuration message. 1OverSpeedAlarm: After driving for 9
seconds, must rest for 3 seconds, if no rest, will cause alarm.
Terminal must respond with UE01ZX...X, message content same as configuration message.
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Geo-Fence Alarm Setting

DX08+B0+AreaID+AlarmType+AreaInfo
DX08: Fixed keyword
B0: Operation Code, value:
0: Add Geo-Fence Alarm
1: Query Geo-Fence Alarm
2: Delete Geo-Fence Alarm
Area ID: 10 bytes, N_STRING fixed length.
Content
Alarm Type: 1 byte, value:

0: In-Area Alarm
1: Out-Area Alarm
2: In-Out-Area Alarm
Area Info: Alarm Interval (3 bytes N_STRING, unit: second, default: 060)+ longitude northwest
+ latitude northwest + longitude southeast + latitude southeast (consist of 4 parts, each part 9
bytes N_STRING, if 9 bytes not full, fill with 0x30 on the left).
When alarm occurs, terminal sends UA00.
Length
68 bytes
*040331141830DX080AlarmID0010060129.1233,29.1232_127.1233,28.1232_130.1233,27.12
32_129.2233,29.3232^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. DX08: the message
type is downlink, to set geo-fence alarm. 0: Add geo-fence alarm. AlarmID001: Alarm ID. 0:
In-area alarm. 060129.1233,29.1232_127.1233,28.1232_130.1233,27.1232_129.2233,29.3232:
Alarm interval is 60 seconds, alarm area location.
Response
Terminal responds with UX00, message content same as configuration message.
Note
You can add only one geo-fence alarm area for each terminal.
3.1.4
Content
Enclosure Alarm Setting

DX05+B0+AreaInfo
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DX05: Command word. When drive-out enclosure area, will alarm.

B0: Operation Code, value:
0: Add Enclosure Alarm
1: Query Enclosure Alarm
2: Delete Enclosure Alarm
Area Info: Alarm Interval (3 bytes N_STRING, unit: second, default: 060)+ longitude northwest
+ latitude northwest + longitude southeast + latitude southeast (consist of 4 parts, each part 9
bytes N_STRING, if 9 bytes not full, fill with 0x30 on the left).
When alarm occurs, terminal sends UA00.
Length
72 bytes
*040331141830DX050060129.1233,29.1232_127.1233,28.1232_130.1233,27.1232_129.2233,2
9.3232^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. DX05: the
message type is downlink, to set enclosure alarm. 0: Add enclosure alarm. 060129.1233,2
9.1232_127.1233,28.1232_130.1233,27.1232_129.2233,29.3232: Alarm interval is 60 second
s, alarm area location.
Response
Terminal responds with UX00, message content same as configuration message.
Note
This message is applicable to all terminals.
3.2 Type B Message

3.2.1
Center Locating Message
Content
DB00LOG
Length
7 Bytes
*040331141830DB00LOG^
Example
This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31, message type is downlink
message, and the message is a center locating message (asking for current location).
Response
The terminal responds with UB04.
Note
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Handshake Message Response
Content
DB01HSO
Length
7 Bytes
*040331141830DB01HSO^
Example
This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-Mar-31, the message type is
downlink handshake message. It is response message to UB00.
Response
No response is required.
Note
3.2.3
Reading Parameter of Terminal
Content
DB03
Length
4 Bytes
*040331141830DB03 ^
Example
message, for reading parameter configuration of terminal.
Response
Example:
*040331141830+UB02+terminal
ID_IP:port_0000_0000_0_0_1_0_0_28_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000_0000^
Note
3.2.4
This message is applicable to tracker terminals and navigation-type terminals. Need to know
terminal venders ID, firmware version, hardware version.
Reading Status of Terminal
Content
DB04
Length
4 Bytes
*040331141830DB04 ^
Example
message, for reading status of terminal.
Response
Example:
*040331141830+UB03+Terminal
ID_IP:port_2008-04-20_2008-06-06_2008-06-06_xx-xx_00_00:00_LL_00_00^
Note
This message is applicable to tracker terminals and navigation-type terminals. Need to know
parameters of terminal.
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IP Address Setting
DB06LL
Content
DB06: Fixed keyword

LL: Center IP address & port. Format: IP:port. IP: 9-15 bytes, port: fixed 4 bytes.
Length

*040331141830DB06211.144.172.148:2000^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30, 2004-3-31; DB06:
the message type is downlink, for setting IP address & port; 211.144.172.148:2000: IP ad
dress: 211.144.172.148, port: 2000.
Response
Note
This message is applicable for all terminals.
3.2.6
Phone Number Setting

DB11ZZ_HH_FF_ CC_B1B1_B2B2
DB11: Fixed keyword
ZZ: Center number. >=3, <=15.
_: Fixed separator, 1 byte.
HH: Traffic department number. >=3, <=15.
FF: Branch number. >=3, <=15.
CC: Enterprise number. >=3, <=15.
Content
B1B1: Start number segment 1. >=3, <=15.

B2B2: End number segment 2. >=3, <=15.
Phone number can set maximum 6 numbers.
When terminal receive this command, if terminal already have that number, then replace the old
number; if terminal does not have that number, then add the number; if terminal already have that
number, & input is empty, then delete the old number. If user want to modify, delete or add
number, must configure through this command.
Length
>=79 Bytes
Example
*040331141830DB11Center:02389183666_TrafficDepartment:0237890123_Branch:1308688
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6888_Enterprise:02386885777_StartNumber:13768326516_EndNumber:13768321675^
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DB1
1: the message type is downlink, to set phone number. Center number: 02389183666. T
raffic department number: 0237890123. Branch number: 13086886888. Enterprise nu
mber: 02386885777.
ATTN: If numbers less then 6, must keep the _ separator.
Response
The terminal responds with UE06.
Note
3.2.7
Speed Limit Setting

DB12XXXX
Content
DB12: Fixed keyword

XXXX: Maximum speed limit (kilometer/h)
Length
Flexible
*040331141830DB120120^
Example
2: the message type is downlink, to set maximum speed limit. Speed limit: 120km/h.
Response
Note
3.2.8
Listen In
DB15XX
Content
DB15: Fixed keyword

XX: Listen in number
Length
Flexible
*040331141830DB1500918197997848^
Example
5: the message type is downlink, to start terminal listen in. 00918197997848: Listen in n
umber is 00918197997848.
Response
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Location Report Interval Setting (Car stopped)

DB14XXXX
Content
DB14: Fixed keyword

XXXX: Time interval (s), H_STRING 4-byte fixed length, max. 65535s.
Length
Flexible
*040331141830DB1401F4^
Example
Response
Note
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DB14: the
message type is downlink, to set interval for reporting location data when terminal is static
(speed less then 3 km/h). 01F4: (hex) Static back-transmission interval is 500s.
Example: *040331141830UE1001F4^
3.2.10 Set Restrict Dangerous Area of Vehicle

DB09XZ.Z_YYMMDDHH _AA:AA,BB:BB _LL
DB09: Fixed keyword
X: 1 Byte. Value: 0, 1, 2.
0: Add restrict area
1: Delete restrict area
2: Modify restrict area
Content
Z.Z: Restrict area number. 10 Bytes.

YYMMDDHH: Valid time of restrict area. YY: Year, MM: Month, DD: Day, HH: hour.
00000000 mean the restrict area is valid forever.
AA:AA,BB:BB: Time period that allows to go out restrict area. When cause alarm, will generate
3 alarm messages maximum.
LL: Restrict area location (Rectangle area). 4 groups of latitude, longitude.
Length
30 Bytes
*040331141830DB0902007060509_07060700_00:00,23:00_129.1233,29.1232_127.1233,28.12
32_130.1233,27.1232_129.2233,29.3232^
Example
9: the message type is downlink, to set restrict area of vehicle. 0: Add restrict area. 200
7060509: Restrict area number. 07060700: Restrict area is valid until 2007-Jun-07, 00. 0
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0:00,23:00: From 00:00 to 23:00, vehicle can go out restrict area. 129.1233,29.1232_127.
1233,28.1232_130.1233,27.1232_129.2233,29.3232: Restrict area location.
Response
Note

Example: *070321152847UE2220070605^
This message is applicable for taxi terminals, in terminal flash can have only 1 restrict area.
3.3 Type C Message

3.3.1
Public Message to LCD

DC00XX
Content
DC00: Fixed keyword

XX: Public message. Weather, route, advertisementetc.
Length
<=100 Bytes
*040331141830DC00Today is sunny^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DC00: the
message type is downlink, to send public message to LCD. Today is sunny: Text message.
Response
Note
This message is applicable to all terminals. When terminal received message, display on LCD.
3.3.2
Dispatching Message to LCD

DC01YYXX
DC01: Fixed keyword
Content
YY: Message number. Fixed 20 Bytes.

XX: Dispatch message. Weather, route, advertisementetc.
Length
<=100 Bytes
*040331141830DC01120060608090102001101Need your vehicle, HF street^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DC01: The
message type is downlink, to send dispatch message to LCD. 120060608090102001101:
Dispatch message number. Need your vehicle, HF street: Text message.
Response
Note
This message is applicable to all terminals. When terminal received message, display on LCD.
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3.4 Type D Message

3.4.1
Location Report Interval Setting (Car moving)

DD00XXXXYYZZ
DD00: Fixed keyword (command word)
XXXX: Time interval of continuous data-transmitted messages. Unit: Second, total 4 bytes,
H_STRING, max. 65535s. In case XXXX = 0, continuous data transmission is stopped.
Content
YYZZ: Total time of data-transmission, unit: YY: hour, ZZ: minute. Total 4 bytes, H_STRING,
max. FFFF, i.e., 255 hours and 255 minutes. In case YYZZ = 0, data is transmitted back
continuously at the time interval (none-stop).
When neither XXXX nor YYZZ is 0, the message is transmitted back continuously at the time
interval until the total duration is reached.
Length
12 Bytes
*040331141830DD0000050014^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31. DD00: the
message type is downlink, to set interval of reporting location data when car is moving (speed
more then 3 km/h). 0005: (hex) data is transmitted back every 5 seconds. 0014: (hex) The total
duration of back-transmission is 20 minutes.
Response

Example: *040331141830UE0800050014^
Note
If the time interval is set less than the minimum time interval (default 5 second, set by
manufacturer), the data will be transmitted back at the minimum time interval. Otherwise, it will
be transmitted back at the set time interval.
3.4.2
Location Report Interval Setting (By distance)

DD01XXXXYYYY
DD01: Fixed keyword (command word)
XXXX: Distance between data-transmitted messages. Unit: meter, total 4 bytes, hex string, max.
65535m. In case XXXX = 0, distance data transmission is stopped.
Content
YYYY: Total distance of data-transmission, unit: km, total 4 bytes, hex string, will /10 then send
command. Max 65535/10=6553.5km, i.e., 0011, it will be 17/10 = 1.7km. In case YYYY
= 0, data is transmitted back continuously by distance (none-stop).
When neither XXXX nor YYYY is 0, the message is transmitted back continuously by the
distance interval until the total distance is reached.
Length
12 Bytes
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*040331141830DD0102000014^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31. DD00: the
message type is downlink, to set interval of reporting location data when car is moving (speed
more then 3 km/h). 0200: (hex) data is transmitted back every 512 meters. 0200: (hex) The total
distance of back-transmission is 51.2 km.
Response

Example: *040331141830UE0900050014^
Note
This message is applicable to terminals.
3.5 Type G Message

3.5.1
Take Real-time Picture (701 only)

DG00XXYYZZ
DG00: Fixed keyword
XX: Number of pictures, range: 01-FF, ASCII code.
YY: Interval of taking picture, range: 0A-FF seconds, ASCII code.
Content
ZZ: Size of picture, range: 00-03, 16, ASCII code.

00: 320*240, black-white picture
01: 320*240, color picture
02: 640*480, black-white picture
03: 640*480, color picture
Length
>6<24 Bytes
*040331141830DG00011001^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DG00: the
message type is downlink, for taking real-time picture. 01: (hex) Take one picture. 10: Interval of
taking picture is 16 seconds. 01: Color picture, size 320*240
Response
The terminal responds with UG00XXZ.Z. But no need to check if re-sends DG00XXYY.
Note
This message is applicable to terminals support camera.
3.5.2
Send Route File to Terminal

DG01XX_YY_PP_ZZ_FF_M..M
Content
DG01: Fixed keyword
Chainway
Length
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36 Bytes
Example
Response
The terminal responds with UG01.
Note
3.5.3
Collect Driving Data (701 only)

DG03RecorderProtocolString
DG03: Fixed keyword.
RecorderProtocolString: 2~30 bytes, different string stands for different type of data collected.
Content
Recorder Command (2 bytes HEX_STRING) + Driving License (18 bytes C_STRING + Start
Time (5 bytes BCD) + End Time (5 bytes BCD). Please refer to <Driving Data Recorder
Communication Protocol>.
Length
19~47 Bytes
*040331141830DG0308000000000000000000^
Example
Response
Note
3.5.4
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31; DG

03: the message type is downlink, to collect driving data of CW-701. 08: Recorder Com
mand, collect 2 days mileage data, 000000000000000000: Driving License, please refer to
<Driving Data Recorder Communication Protocol>.
*120328142325DG0305000000000000000000^
This message means: 05: Collect 15 days speed data.
The terminal responds with UG03 or UG04.
Example: *040331141830UG0308MileageDataPackage^
This message is applicable for driving data recorder CW-701 only, mileage & speed date get
from Odometer & save in Flash, the mileage signal line must be connected.
Driving Data Package Confirmation (701 only)

DG04XXYY
DG04: Fixed keyword.
Content
XX: Total package. Value: 01~99.

YY: Current package. Value: 01~99.
Length
Example
21 Bytes
*040331141830DG043302^
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04: the message type is downlink, to confirm data package received, inform terminal tota
l package & current package. 33: Total package is 33, 02: Current package is 2.
Response
Note
The terminal responds with next data package.

Example: *040331141830UG03330208NextMileageDataPackage^
3.6 Type H Message

3.6.1
Circuit Control Signal (I01)

DH00YY
DH00: Fixed keyword
Content
YY: Message SN, fixed 2 bytes

00: Off
01: On
Length
100 Bytes
*040331141830DH0000^ 00: output 1, 00: cirkuit off
Example
*040331141830DH0001^ 00: output 1, 01: cirkuit on

This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31, and the message type is
downlink circuit control signal.
The terminal responds with UH00.
Response
Example:
*040331141830DH0000^ *040331141830UH0000^
*040331141830DH0001^ *040331141830UH0001^
Note
3.6.2
This message is applicable to terminals with relay.
Fuel Control Signal (I02)

DH01YY
DH01: Fixed keyword
Content

00: Off
01: On
Length
100 Bytes
Example
*040331141830DH0100^ 01: output 2, 00: fuel disconnect
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*040331141830DH0101^ 01: output 2, 01: fuel connect

downlink fuel control signal.
The terminal responds with UH01.
Response
Example:
*040331141830DH0100^ *040331141830UH0100^
*040331141830DH0101^ *040331141830UH0101^
Note
4 Uplink Message
Uplink means the message is sent from terminal to software center.
4.1 Type A Message

4.1.1
Yellow Alarm Message

UA00XZZ+GPS data
UA00: Fixed keyword
X: Alarm message code, 1 byte (hex).
ZZ: Alarm content.
1: Over speed alarm. ZZ: Road name_Over speed time(s)_Speed limit_Current Speed_Over
speed mileage(m).
Content
2: Enter station remind. ZZ: Road name_Station name.

3: Leave station remind. ZZ: Road name_Station name.
4: No-arrive station alarm. ZZ: Road name_Station name.
5: Rest overtime. ZZ: Road name_Continuous driving time(s)_Rest time(s).
6: Driving overtime. ZZ: Road name_Allowed driving time(s).
7: Dangerous area. ZZ: Road name_Dangerous area name_longitude northwest_ latitude
northwest_ longitude southeast_ latitude southeast.
8: Departure route. ZZ: Road name_Departure_time(s).
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9: Insufficiency rest time. ZZ: Road name_Rest point name_Minimum rest time(s).
A: Geo-fence alarm. ZZ: Area ID.
B: Electronic enclosure alarm: ZZ: area info (same as DX05s area info).
GPS data: Please refer to location report.
Length
<100 Bytes
*040331141830UA001000000_009_020_052_133141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040
331309.6210000000L001200^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. UA00: the message
type is uplink, it is yellow alarm message. 1: Alarm type is over speed alarm.
000000_009_020_052_133: Road name: 000000, over speed time: 9 seconds, over speed limit:
20km/h, current speed: 52km/h, over speed mileage: 133 meters. 141830: GMT standard time is
14:18:30. A: Location data is valid (V: invalid). 2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude.
000.0: Speed is 000.0. 040331: GMT standard date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 309.62:
Direction is 309.62 degree departure from North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First bit:
main power, second bit: ACC state, third bit: empty/full load, forth bit: door open/close.
L001200: Mileage is 1200m.
Center responses with DE00X:
Response
Example:
*040331141830DE001^
When terminal receive this message, over speed alram stops.
Note
4.1.2
This message is applicable to tracker terminals and navigation-type terminals.
Red Alarm Message

UA01XZZ+GPS data
UA01: Fixed keyword
X: Alarm message code, 1 byte (hex).
ZZ: Alarm content.
Content
0: Vehicle power off (Send one time only, center reply automatically).
1: Accident. (Sending frequency: 3 seconds. After receive response from center, stop sending. If
no response received, then sending 8 times & stopped).
2: SOS Alarm. (Sending frequency: 3 seconds. After receive response from center, stop sending.
If no response received, then sending 8 times & stopped).
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3: Vehicle Alarm. (Sending frequency: 3 seconds. After receive response from center, stop
sending. If no response received, then sending 8 times & stopped).
GPS data: Please refer to location report.
Length
50 Bytes
*040331141830UA012141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331309.6210000000L00120
0^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. UA01: the message
type is uplink, it is red alarm message. 2: Alarm type is SOS Alarm. 141830: GMT standard time
is 14:18:30. A: Location data is valid (V: invalid). 2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude &
longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0. 040331: GMT standard date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31
(day). 309.62: Direction is 309.62 degree departure from North. 10000000: stands for 8 input
status. First bit: main power, second bit: ACC state, third bit: empty/full load, forth bit: door
open/close. L001200: Mileage is 1200m.
Center responses with DE01X:
Response
Example:
*040331141830DE012^
When terminal receive this message, SOS alram stops.
Note
This message is applicable to tracker terminals and navigation-type terminals.
4.2 Type B Message

4.2.1
Handshake Message
Content
UB00HSO
Length
7 Bytes
*040331141830UB00HSO^
Example
This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-Mar-31, the message type is
uplink handshake message.
The center responds with DB01.
Response
Example:
*040331141830DB01HSO^
Note
4.2.2
Content
Response to Reading Terminal Parameters

UB02X..X_I..I_LL_MM_AA_BB_CC_DD_EE_UU_VV_HHHH_IIII_JJJJ_
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RRRR_SSSS_TTTT_UUUU
UB02:
Fixed keyword.
_:
Fixed delimiter, 1 byte.
X..X:
Terminal ID.
_:
I..I:
IP address and port number. Format: IP address: Port number, of which 14 the length
20 bytes.
_:
LL:
Active SMS number
_:
MM: Standby SMS number

_:
AA:
Road alarm state. 1: Enable; 0: Disable
_:
BB:
Power failure alarm state. 1: Enable; 0: Disable
_:
CC:
Hijack alarm state. 1: Enable; 0: Disable
_:
Fixed delimiter. 1 byte.
DD:
Talk state. 1: Enable; 0: Disable
_:
EE:
Alarm voice state. 0: Ordinary; 1: Voice
_:
UU:
Shortest time interval of equi-time back-transmission in the data mode, composed of 4

bytes, hexadecimal, measured in seconds.
_:
VV:
Shortest time interval of equi-time back-transmission in the SMS mode, composed of 4

bytes, hexadecimal, measured in seconds.
_:
HHHH: Shortest distance interval of equi-distance back-transmission in the data mode, composed
of 2 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in meters.
_:
IIII:
Shortest distance interval of equi-distance back-transmission in the SMS mode,

composed of 2 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in meters.
_:
JJJJ:
Zero point back-transmission interval. composed of 4 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in

seconds.
_:
RRRR: Over speed delay interval, composed of 4 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in seconds.
_:
SSSS:
Route deviation back-transmission interval, composed of 4 bytes, hexadecimal,
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measured in seconds.
_:
TTTT:
Maximum travel time interval, composed of 4 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in seconds.
_:
UUUU: Rest time interval, composed of 4 bytes, hexadecimal, measured in seconds.

Length
<=150 Bytes
*040331141830UB02CW9999C99999998_211.144.172.148:2000_1234_2345_0_1_0_1_1_05_
000A_000B_000C_FFFF_0009_0008_0006_0003^
Example
This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31, the message type is a uplink
response to reading terminal parameters. Terminal ID: CW9999C99999998; IP address and port
number: 211.144.172.148:2000; active SMS number: 1234; standby SMS number: 1234; route
alarm state: Disable; power failure alarm: Enable; hijack alarm: Disable; conversation state:
Active; alarm sound: Voice; shortest back-transmission time interval in data mode: (05) 5s;
shortest back-transmission time interval in the SMS mode: (0A) 10s; shortest back-transmission
distance interval in the data mode: (0B) 11m; shortest back-transmission distance interval in the
SMS mode: (0C) 12m; zero point back-transmission interval: (FFFF) 65535s; over speed delay
interval: 9s; route deviation travel back-transmission every 8 seconds; maximum operation time:
6s; compulsory time interval: 3s.
Response
Note
4.2.3
Response to Reading Operation State of Terminal

UB03X..X_I..I_Y..Y_Z..Z_K..K_D..D_J..J _Z..Z_LL_MM_L..L
UB03: Fixed keyword.
The following contents are the manufacturer configuration data read from the flash:
Content
_:
Fixed delimiter, composed of 1 byte.
X..X:
Terminal ID.
I..I:
IP address and port number.
Y..Y:
Hardware version number.
Z..Z:
Software version number.
K..K:
Warning software version number.
H..H:
Route filename (empty. Avoid Chinese characters)
D..D:
Back-transmission interval.
J..J:
Operation time
LL: Mobile phone signal value

Length
<100 Bytes
Example
*040331141830UB03CW9999C99999998_220.292.10.29:8012_2004-06-07_2006-09-09_200609-10_ _20_23:25_12_03_80^
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This message means: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-3-31, the message type is uplink
message, for reading operation state of terminal. Terminal ID: CW9999C99999998; IP:
220.292.10.29:8012; hardware version number: 2004-Jun-07; software version number:
2006-Sep-09; warning software: 2006-Sep-10; route file; data-transmission interval: 20s;
operation time: 23:25; mobile phone signal: 12; satellite signal: 04. Maximum speed limit: 80 km
Response
Note
4.2.4
Response to Roll Call Message

UB04XXY+GPS data
XX: Terminal ID, 8 bytes.
Y: 1 byte, range: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
0: Network provides no coverage or does not support dialing.
Content
1: Network dial-up succeeds, but cannot establish a SOCKET connection (Note: The current IP
address and port number should follow behind it).
2: No IP address exists, and an IP address should be configured.
3: Voice (SMS) state, which enables conversation.
4: Primary response to roll call at the center.
5: The GPS is faulty. No GPS data is reported when the GPS is faulty.
6: The GPS data is invalid. In this case, will not send GPS data.
Length
Flexible
*040331141830UB04CW9999C99999998141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331309.6
210000000L001200^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-Mar-31. UB04:
The message type is uplink response to roll call message. CW9999C99999998: Terminal ID.
141830: GMT standard time is 14:18:30. A: Location data is valid (V: invalid).
2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0. 040331: GMT standard
date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 309.62: Direction is 309.62 degree departure from
North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First bit: main power, second bit: ACC state, third bit:
empty/full load, forth bit: door open/close. L001200: Mileage is 1200m.
Response
Note
4.2.5
Content
Terminal Registration Message

UB05XXYYZZLMMGPS Data
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Following are terminal information read from Flash Rom.
XX: Vendor ID, 2 bytes, hex ASCII char, default value CW.
YY: Software version, 2 bytes, decimal digits.
ZZ: Hardware version, 2 bytes, decimal digits.
L: 1 byte ASCII char. Value: T, C. T: For R&D, test purpose; C: For commercial purpose.
MM: Terminal ID, 8 bytes ASCII char.
Length
64 Bytes
*040331141830UB05CW1010T01020001141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331309.6
210000000L001200^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-Mar-31. UB05:
The message type is uplink registration message. CW: Vendor. 10: Software version 1.0. 10:
Hardware version 1.0. 01: Region code is 01. 02: Ship compand code is 02. 0001: Terminal ID.
2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0. 040331: GMT standard
date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 309.62: Direction is 309.62 degree departure from
North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First bit: main power, second bit: ACC state, third bit:
empty/full load, forth bit: door open/close. L001200: Mileage is 1200m.
There are 3 types of register message:
*920123222825UB05CW0000C00000099101955V0405.2755N00946.4271E000.0100119000.0
0^
Not include I/O
*920123222825UB05CW0000C00000099101955V0405.2755N00946.4271E000.0100119000.0
010000000^
Include I/O
*920123222825UB05CW0000C00000099101955V0405.2755N00946.4271E000.0100119000.0
010000000L000100^
Include I/O & mileage info
Example:
Response
*040331141830DX061^ means effective

*040331141830DX010^ means failure
Note
4.3 Type C Message

4.3.1
Driver Login/Logout (701 only)

UC06YXXXXXX
Content
UC06: Fixed keyword.

Y: 1 byte, range: 0, 1. Stand for driver login/logout.
XXXXXX: Driver code.
Length
Flexible
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*040331141830UC061200123^
Example
This message means: 040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 2004-Mar-31. UC06:
The message type is uplink message to report driver login/logout. 1: . 200123: Driver code.
Response
Center responds with DE06.
Note
4.4 Type D Message

4.4.1
Location Report Message (Car moving - 801A)
Content
UD00+GPS data
Length
100 Bytes
*040331141830UD00141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331000.0010000000L001200^
Example
This message means:

040331141830: The message is sent at 14:18:30 on 31-Mar-2004 local time. UD00: the message
type is uplink, it is automatic location data report when car is moving (speed more then 3 km/h).
2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0 km/h. 040331: GMT
standard date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 000.00: Direction is 000.00 degree departure
from North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First bit: main power, second bit: ACC state,
third bit: empty/full load, forth bit: door open/close, other 4 bits: for CW-701 driving recorder.
L001200: Mileage is 1200m.
Response
Note
This message is applicable to cost-effective terminals and navigation-type terminals. After the
total back-transmission time is reached, the back-transmission will stop automatically, and the
back-transmission end message UD02 will sent to the center.
4.4.2
Location Report Message (Car moving - 801B)
Content
UD00+GPS data
Length
100 Bytes
*040331141830UD00141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331000.0010000000L001200
O1123^
Example
This message means:

type is uplink, it is automatic location data report when car is moving (speed more then 3 km/h).
2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0 km/h. 040331: GMT
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standard date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 000.00: Direction is 000.00 degree departure
from North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First byte: main power state, second byte: ACC
state, third byte: empty/full load, forth byte: door open/close, other 4 bytes: for CW-701 driving
recorder. L001200: Mileage is 1200m. O: Oil flag, fixed. 1123: Fuel sensor voltage is 11.23V.
Response
Note
This message is applicable to cost-effective terminals and navigation-type terminals. After the
total back-transmission time is reached, the back-transmission will stop automatically, and the
back-transmission end message UD02 will sent to the center.
4.4.3
Break-point Location Report Message (CW-801B)
Content
UD04+GPS data
Length
100 Bytes
*040331141830UD04141830A2214.5914N11432.5614E000.0040331000.0010000000L001200
O1234^
Example
This message means:

type is uplink, it is break-point data. 141830: GMT standard time is 14:18:30. A: Location data is
valid (V: invalid). 2214.5914N11432.5614E: latitude & longitude. 000.0: Speed is 000.0 km/h.
040331: GMT standard date is 2004 (year), 03 (month), 31 (day). 000.00: Direction is 000.00
degree departure from North. 10000000: stands for 8 input status. First byte: main power state,
second byte: ACC state, third byte: empty/full load, forth byte: door open/close, other 4 bytes: for
CW-701 driving recorder. L001200: Mileage is 1200m. O: Oil flag, fixed. 1234: Fuel sensor
voltage is 12.34V.
Response
Note
This message is applicable to all terminals. Break-point data is saved when GPRS connection
lost. After new handshake successful, send back 10 data points each time, & delete from flash.
4.5 Type G Message

4.5.1
Respond to Collect Driving Data (701 only)

UG03TotalPackageCurrentPackageRecorderCommandDrivingData
UG03: Fixed keyword.
TotalPackage: 2 bytes N_STRING, 1-99, total number of data package.
Content
CurrentPackage: 2 bytes N_STRING, 1-99, current data package number.

RecorderCommand: 2 bytes HEX_String, stands for different type of command. Please refer to
<Driving Data Recorder Communication Protocol>.
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DrivingData: Driving data, max 2000 bytes, refer to recorder protocol.

Length
Unfixed
*040331141830UG03330108MileageDataPackage^
Example
Response
Note
4.5.2
Content
Length

03: the message type is downlink, to send driving data of CW-701 to center. 33: Total 3
3 data package. 01: Current package is the 1st data package. 08: Collect 2 days mileage
data, please refer to <Driving Data Recorder Communication Protocol>.
Center responds with DG04.
Example: *040331141830DG043301^
Failure Respond to Collect Driving Data (701 only)

UG04
UG04: Fixed keyword.
17 bytes
*040331141830UG04^
Example

04: the message type is downlink, it is a failure respond to collect driving data.
Response
No respond is required.
Note
4.6 Type H Message

4.6.1
Respond to Circuit Control (I01)

UH00YY
UH00: Fixed keyword
Content

00: Off
01: On
Length
Example
100 Bytes
*040331141830UH0000^ 00: output 1, 00: cirkuit off
*040331141830UH0001^ 00: output 1, 01: cirkuit on
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uplink message, respond to circuit control signal.
Response
Note
4.6.2
Respond to Fuel Control (I02)

UH01YY
UH01: Fixed keyword
Content

00: Off
01: On
Length
100 Bytes
*040331141830UH0100^ 01: output 2, 00: fuel disconnect
Example
*040331141830UH0101^ 01: output 2, 01: fuel connect

uplink message, respond to fuel control signal.
Response
Note
5 Appendix
Definition of GPS Location Information Format
Message Field
Time
Field Value
YYMMDD
GPS positioning
is valid
N or S.
Length
(in bytes)
Description
Year, month and day occupy 2

bytes respectively.
A or V. A means the GPS

data is valid, and V means the
GPS data is invalid.
N_STRING
The unit of the former 2 bytes is

degree, and the value ranges from 0
to 90; the unit of the latter 7 bytes is
minute.
CHAR
N means north latitude, and S
N_STRING
CHAR
Latitude
Latitude flag
Type
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N_STRING
10
The unit of the former 3 bytes is

degree, and the value ranges from 0
to 180; the unit of the latter 7 bytes
is minute.
CHAR
E means east longitude, and W

means west longitude
N_STRING
N_STRING
Direction
N_STRING
IO state
C_STRING
8-digit IO
Mileage flag
CHAR
L indicates provision of mileage
Mileage data, measured in meters
Longitude
Longitude flag
E or W
Speed
Time
Mileage data
HHmmSS
Hour, minute and second occupy 2

bytes respectively.

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Communication Protocol for Chainway

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Release Date: 2011-12-6

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1.1 Version Update Description

Single ASCII code character

Hexadecimal string, e.g., 1 is expressed by 31.

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2.2 Message Format

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2.3 Definition of Message Field

Packet Header/Packet Trailer Flag Bit

Length: 4 bytes, C_STRING character

Message of configuring alarm

Red alarm message

Handshake signal message

Message of reading operation state

Message of reading operation state

Message of configuring IP address

Message of configuring center

Message of configuring phone

Set the maximum speed of vehicle

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Set the static back-transmission

Read configuration of terminal

Response to uplink yellow alarm

Response to uplink red alarm

Response to passenger deal message

Circuit control signal

Fuel route control signal

One-Key Talk configuration

Read One-Key Talk configuration

Response to universal uplink result

Message of configuring alarm

Command of configuring terminal

Command of configuring terminal

Command of initializing terminal

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Yellow alarm message

Red alarm message

Handshake signal message

Response to reading terminal

Response to reading operation state

Terminal registration message

Passenger deal message (taxi)

Continuous back-transmission end

Transmit data from break point

Response to downlink alarm

Response to downlink red alarm

Response to scheduling information

Response to reading configuration

Response to configuration of phone

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Response to setting the static

Response to radio call contention

Response to radio call message

Response to navigation message

Response to circuit control