How to configure the MT Enfora MT4000 tracker

Configuring the MT Enfora MT4000 tracker is essential to ensure effective and accurate monitoring of vehicles and assets. In this guide, we will cover the necessary steps to configure the APN (Access Point Name), set the DNS server, and register the device's IMEI, as well as perform tests to verify that everything is working correctly.

The first step is configuring the APN, which will allow the device to connect to the mobile data network. It is crucial to enter the correct parameters to ensure connectivity. Next, configuring the DNS server is necessary for the tracker to resolve domain names, allowing efficient communication with the tracking platform.

The IMEI, a unique number that identifies each mobile device, must also be registered for the tracker to function correctly on the platform. After these configurations, it is important to perform tests to verify that all information is correct and that the tracker is transmitting data as expected.

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SMS Commands

1. DNS and Port Configuration

To ensure a stable connection, it is recommended to use a domain DNS. You should configure the server as follows: use the address central.trackar.com.br on port 6216 for all server instances.

SET URL=central.trackar.com.br:6216

2. Carrier APN Configuration

It is essential that the APN, username, and password information are correctly entered, as they vary according to the carrier of the used SIM card. The following configurations are examples that should be adapted to your needs.

SET APN=ALLCOM.BR:ALLCOM:ALLCOM

SET APN=JBGPRS.ALGAR.BR:ALGAR:ALGAR

SET APN=META.COM.BR:VIVO:VIVO

SET APN=SMART.M2M.VIVO.COM.BR:VIVO:VIVO

SET APN=TRANSMEET.BR:TRANSMEET:TRANSMEET

3. Adjust Communication Time with Ignition On

The communication time while the ignition is on can be adjusted in seconds. For example, a 60-second interval is a common setting for data transmission.

SET T3 FREQ=060

4. Adjust Communication Time with Ignition Off

The time for communication with the ignition off can be configured in minutes. A typical setting is 55 minutes, which defines the transmission interval in this state.

SET HEARTBEAT=55

These settings are recommended to optimize the device's performance.

Special commands

5. Special Commands

The following commands allow you to manage and obtain information from the device efficiently.

GET NTW

GET INFO

GET PROG

GET LOCATION

SET SLEEP_MODE=1

WAKE_UP

SET IGNITION_DETECTION=0

SET ENGINEV=13200

GET IGNITION_DETECTION

SET RELAY=1

SET RELAY=0

REBOOT