How to configure the MT GMT200 tracker

Configuring the MT GMT200 tracker is a fundamental step to ensure that you make the most of the functionalities of this advanced device. In this guide, we will cover the main aspects of configuration, such as setting the APN, configuring the DNS server, entering the IMEI, and conducting tests to ensure everything is working correctly.

Setting the APN is essential for the tracker to connect to the mobile network and send real-time location data. Additionally, choosing the appropriate DNS server can optimize communication between the device and the monitoring platform. The IMEI, in turn, is the unique identifier of your device and must be entered correctly to ensure the integrity of the transmitted information.

Conducting tests after configuration is a recommended practice to verify that the MT GMT200 tracker is sending data correctly and that the chosen platform is receiving the information as expected.

To further facilitate your monitoring, consider using the Trackar platform, which offers a one-time payment and an intuitive interface to manage all your tracking devices. Make the most of your MT GMT200 with proper configuration and a reliable platform.

SMS Commands

1. DNS and Port Configuration

To ensure proper communication of the device, it is essential to correctly configure the DNS and port. Use the recommended domain for all servers as indicated. This ensures that the tracker operates efficiently.

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

Always use the same domain to avoid connection issues.

2. Carrier APN Configuration

APN, username, and password settings are fundamental and must be adjusted according to the carrier and the SIM card used. Make sure to enter the correct information to ensure device connectivity.

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

Always check your carrier's information before configuring.

3. Communication Time Configuration with Ignition On

The communication time when the ignition is on can be adjusted in seconds. An interval of 60 seconds is recommended for efficient data transmission.

SET T3 FREQ=060

Adjust as needed to optimize communication.

4. Communication Time Configuration with Ignition Off

Set the communication time with the ignition off in minutes. An interval of 55 minutes is suggested to maintain battery savings while still allowing data transmission.

SET HEARTBEAT=55

This configuration helps extend the device's battery life.

Special commands

5. Special Commands

Below are the special commands that can be used to manage and obtain information from the device. These commands allow for everything from requesting settings to locking and unlocking the tracker.

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

Use these commands with caution to avoid interruptions in the device's operation.