How to configure the Dyegoo GT02 tracker

Configuring the Dyegoo GT02 tracker is an essential step to ensure that you can effectively monitor your assets. This device offers a range of functionalities that, when properly adjusted, allow for precise real-time tracking. In this introduction, we will cover the main aspects of configuration, such as defining the APN (Access Point Name), which is crucial for mobile data connection, as well as the DNS server, which ensures proper communication between the tracker and the server.

Another important point is the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity), which must be correctly registered for the device to operate without interruptions. Finally, after completing all configuration steps, it is crucial to conduct tests to verify that the tracker is functioning as expected. The Dyegoo GT02 is a powerful tool that, when configured correctly, can provide a reliable and efficient tracking solution.

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SMS Commands

1. Time Zone Configuration

The first essential step is to adjust the device's time zone. This ensures that all operations and location records are correctly synchronized with the local time.

801#W0#

2. Carrier APN Configuration

Configuring the APN is crucial for the proper functioning of the tracker. The information must be entered correctly, as it varies depending on the carrier and the SIM card used. Make sure to use the correct APN, username, and password.

802#claro.com.br#claro#claro#

802#smart.m2m.vivo.com.br#vivo#vivo#

802#transmeet.br#transmeet#transmeet#

802#zap.vivo.com.br#vivo#vivo#

3. DNS and Port Configuration

In this step, you must define the DNS servers and the ports that the device will use to connect. This is essential to ensure proper communication between the tracker and the server.

803#central.trackar.com.br#6002#

4. Setting Transmission Time in Motion

Adjust the transmission interval of the tracker while it is in motion. The time can be configured between 10 and 60 seconds, allowing flexibility according to monitoring needs.

730#60#

5. Setting Transmission Time When Stationary

Here, you can adjust the transmission time while the device is stationary. The interval can be configured between 1 and 60 minutes, allowing for more efficient tracking control.

SUP#55#

It is recommended to finalize the settings after this step.

Special commands

6. Special Commands

These additional commands allow you to check and manage various functions of the device.

886#

CIP#

902#

NUP#

222#

333#

930#

666#

C10#

901#

940#

Use these commands as needed to monitor and configure the tracker.