How to configure Coban TK905 tracker

The Coban TK905 tracker is an efficient solution for monitoring vehicles and assets, offering a range of features that ensure security and traceability. To make the most of it, it is essential to properly configure its functionalities. In this guide, we will cover the main steps to configure your Coban TK905, including setting parameters such as APN, DNS server, IMEI, and conducting tests.

Configuring the APN is crucial as it allows the device to connect to the mobile network, enabling the sending of location data. The DNS server also plays an important role, facilitating communication between the tracker and the monitoring platform. Additionally, the IMEI is a unique identifier for the device that must be correctly configured to ensure its effective operation. Finally, conducting tests ensures that all configurations are correct and that the tracker is functioning as expected.

By following these guidelines, you will be on the right path to optimizing the use of your Coban TK905. For an even more complete and secure experience, consider using the Trackar platform, which offers a one-time payment service to manage your tracker conveniently and efficiently.

SMS Commands

1. Start Equipment Configuration

To initiate the configuration of the tracker, you must send the initial command. This allows the device to start accepting subsequent settings.

begin123456

2. Set Time Zone

Adjust the time zone of the tracker to ensure that location data is correct in relation to local time. Use the appropriate command to set the desired time zone.

time zone123456 0

3. Configure Carrier APN

Configuring the APN (Access Point Name) is crucial for the tracker's connectivity. Make sure to enter the correct APN, username, and password information, which varies according to the carrier used.

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

4. Set DNS and Port

To ensure the tracker works correctly, it is necessary to configure the DNS servers and corresponding ports. Enter the required information for these fields.

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

5. Activate Vibration Alarm

Activate the vibration alarm of the tracker so that it can detect any unwanted movement. This configuration is essential for the device's security.

shock123456

6. Activate Tracking

Enable the tracking function of the device. This will allow you to locate the tracker in real-time.

tracker123456

7. Activate GPRS Transmission

For the tracker to send location data, it is necessary to activate transmission via GPRS. Use the corresponding command for this configuration.

gprs123456

8. Set Transmission Time

Adjust the time interval for data transmission while the tracker is in motion. The default is 60 seconds, but it can be adjusted as needed.

upload123456 060

Adjustable time.

9. Sleep Mode by Sensor

The tracker enters sleep mode after 5 minutes of inactivity. It will be activated again upon detecting any movement, vibration, or call. This function helps to save battery.

sleep123456 shock

Wake-up mode: Movement, SMS or CALL.

Special commands

10. Special Commands

Here are some additional commands that can be used to manage the tracker more effectively.

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