Listen,receive and parse GPS data from TK102 trackers
Tk102 is a gps tracker which gives accurate co-ordinates. It can post the data through SMS or even through internet via configured host and port.
Here we are presenting a node server which listens to a port, parses the GPRMC data.
Post processing, you can either store it in a database or can post the data to any web service.
Step 1: Install npm
Step 2: Install nodejs
//Make sure mysql module is available in node_modules
Step 3: Running the application
$ node reachtoday_updatedatabase.js
//run reachtoday_updateservice.js if you want to post the data to a service
TK102 TCP GPRS Gateway v0.1-dev
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Setting up mysql connection..
Setting up tk102 interface..
This port is listening...
Make sure the server is running. Now run testclient.js
$ node testclient.js
If you are using reachtoday_updatedatabase.js
make sure the database name, table name with correct columns are available
If you are using reachtoday_updateservice.js, make sure the service is running on the specified host
Here we have provided the tk102 tracker setup commands for ip routing from tk102 tracker to a listening port.
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After installing the simcard
// Place the simcard in the simcard slot.
Step 1: Check the signal and activate tk102 tracker with the commands below:
Send the Message from your mobile to the inserted sim number (called as tk102-sim from now on...)
Message: begin123456
123456 is pin:can be any six digit number which you can remember. Here we are using 123456 to make things easy :)
Response:begin Ok!
This response says your gps device is working fine
Step 2: Call the gps tracker (tk102-sim) for 5 times, then your number will become trusted number for receiving SOS or any gps co-ordinate messages on your mobile
Note: Maximum 5 numbers can be added to the trusted group
Step 3: Set up apn
Different networks have different apn. If you are in India, for example:
apn for airtel: airtelgprs.com
apn for bsnl: bsnlnet
Send a message to tk102-sim from your trusted mobile number as shown below:
Message: apn123456 bsnlnet
Response: apnOK!
Step 4: Check GPRS status of the device, Send a message:
Message: GPRS123456
Response: GPRS OK
Step 5: Setup the IP and port on which our node-server is listening. Remember you can only configure an IP. You cannot configure any domain on this version of gps-tracker.
Send a message as shown below to configure IP address and port number:
Message: adminip123456 IPAddress port-number
Response :ADMINIP OK
Now if you see in your console of our node-server, you should be able to see the parsed data in the console.