How to configure the Coban TK06A tracker

The Coban TK06A tracker is an effective solution for monitoring vehicles and assets, offering a variety of features that provide security and peace of mind. To ensure that your device works properly, it is essential to perform a proper configuration. In this guide, we will cover the initial steps to configure your tracker, including APN configuration, DNS server setup, and IMEI verification.

Configuring the APN is one of the first steps, as it allows the device to connect to the mobile data network. Next, the DNS server must be configured to ensure that the tracker can communicate with the chosen monitoring platform. Additionally, it is important to verify the device's IMEI, ensuring that it is registered correctly and that you have access to all available features.

Conducting tests after configuration is crucial to ensure that the tracker is transmitting information correctly. With the Coban TK06A properly configured, you will be ready to monitor your assets effectively and in real-time.

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SMS Commands

1. Start Equipment Setup

To begin the configuration of your tracker, use the activation command. This step is essential for the device to operate correctly.

begin123456

2. Set Time Zone

It is necessary to adjust the time zone of the tracker so that it can accurately record the location. Use the appropriate command with the time difference from GMT.

time zone123456 0

3. Configure Carrier APN

Configuring the APN is crucial, as it varies by carrier. Make sure to enter the correct information to ensure device connectivity.

apn123456 allcom.br

apn123456 linksolutions.br

apn123456 m2data.arqia.br

apn123456 smart.m2m.vivo.com.br

apn123456 tim.br

apn123456 transmeet.br

apn123456 virtueyes.com.br

apn123456 zap.vivo.com.br

APN, username, and password information must be updated according to the carrier used.

4. Set DNS and Port

It is important to define the DNS servers and the port that the tracker will use to connect to the network. This information should be provided by your carrier.

Server 01, Server 02, Server 03: information to be filled in.

5. Activate Vibration Alarm

This command activates the vibration alarm, which alerts about unexpected movements of the tracker. It is an important feature for security.

shock123456

6. Activate Tracking

For the tracker to start monitoring the location, it is necessary to activate the tracking function. This will allow you to receive location updates.

tracker123456

7. Activate GPRS Transmission

Activating GPRS is essential for the tracker to send location data to the server. Without this configuration, tracking will not work.

gprs123456

8. Set Transmission Time

Adjust the time interval between data transmissions. The default is 60 seconds when the device is in motion, but it can be changed as needed.

upload123456 060

The transmission time is adjustable.

9. Sleep Mode by Sensor

The tracker can enter power-saving mode after 5 minutes of inactivity. It will be activated again by any movement or vibration.

sleep123456 shock

The wake-up mode can be activated by movement, SMS, or call.

Special commands

Special Commands

Below are additional commands that can be used for specific functions of the tracker.

G123456#

where

gprs123456 0

sensitivity123456 + selecionar número 1, 2 ou 3!

check123456

speed123456 080

nospeed123456

shock123456

noshock123456

lowbatsms123456 on

sleep123456 time

sleep123456 shock

sleep123456 off

imei123456

reset123456