How to configure the CCTR CCTR-803 tracker

How to Configure the CCTR CCTR-803 Tracker

Configuring the CCTR CCTR-803 tracker is a fundamental step to ensure that you make the most of the functionalities of this device. To start, it is essential to correctly configure the APN (Access Point Name), which allows the tracker to communicate with the data network. Additionally, setting the DNS server is crucial for domain name resolution, ensuring that the tracker can connect to the desired services.

Another important aspect is the configuration of the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity), which uniquely identifies your device on the network. After making these configurations, it is advisable to perform tests to ensure that all functionalities of the CCTR CCTR-803 are operating as expected. This process helps identify and resolve any issues before putting the device into full use.

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SMS Commands

1. Factory Reset

To restore the tracker to factory settings, use the appropriate command. This is useful for troubleshooting or resetting the device to its original settings.

FACTORY*123456

2. Time Zone Configuration

Adjust the device's time zone to ensure that tracking data is accurate. The command should be sent with the desired time zone value.

TIMEZONE*123456*0

3. APN Configuration

APN configuration is essential for the device's communication with the network. Make sure to enter the correct information according to the carrier used. Each carrier may have specific values for APN, username, and password.

APN*123456*CLARO.BR

APN*123456*CLARO.COM.BR

APN*123456*GPRS.OI.COM.BR

APN*123456*SMART.M2M.VIVO.COM.BR

APN*123456*TIMBRASIL

APN*123456*ZAP.VIVO.COM.BR

USERNAME*123456*CLARO,CLARO

USERNAME*123456*OI,OI

USERNAME*123456*TIMBRASIL,TIMBRASIL

USERNAME*123456*VIVO,VIVO

Remember that APN information may vary depending on the carrier.

4. DNS and Port Configuration

It is necessary to configure the DNS servers and port to ensure that the tracker connects correctly to the network. This data is crucial for tracking functionality.

IP*123456*central.trackar.com.br,5040

5. Tracking Mode Configuration

Choose the tracking mode that best suits your needs. Mode 1 is the default and keeps the device always active, while Mode 2 activates the tracker only when in motion, saving battery.

MODE*123456*1

MODE*123456*2

In Mode 2, the tracker enters standby mode after 5 minutes of inactivity.

6. Upload Interval Setting

The upload interval determines how often the tracker sends data. The time can be adjusted between 30 and 999 seconds, with 30 being the factory default.

INTERVAL*123456*60

Special commands

Special Commands

These additional commands allow you to perform various useful functions on the tracker.

CHECK*123456

URL*123456

CHECKPHONE*123456

CHECKPASSWORD#

ALARM*123456

RESET*123456

KEEPONLINE*123456

SHOCKCONTROLGPRS*123456

FACTORY*123456

Use these commands to check settings, restart the device, and keep the connection active.