VT10 Protocol Document (SIM900) V103

WondeX VT 10 (SIM900)
Protocol Document
Version: 1.03
Status: Preliminary
Date: 2011-4-25
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Table of Content
1. Introduction to WondeX VT10 Protocol Document: ....................................................................4
2. Version History: ............................................................................................................................4
3. Syntax of “$WP” Commands: .......................................................................................................5
4. Supported Communication Types: ...............................................................................................6
5. Parameter Format for Returning Messages: ................................................................................7
6. Command List of WP Commands: ................................................................................................9
7. Command Description: ............................................................................................................... 11
8. Appendices: ................................................................................................................................78
8.1 Event ID Description: ...........................................................................................................78
8.2 Returning Command Error List:...........................................................................................79
8.3 CMS Error List: ....................................................................................................................80
8.4 CME Error List:....................................................................................................................83
9. About Wonde Proud Technology: ..............................................................................................85

1. Introduction to WondeX VT10 Protocol Document:

This document describes the protocol of the WondeX VT10 devices. This document is used for
all communications information between the base station/controller center and the VT10 devices.
The document includes command syntax with full acknowledgement of sending/receiving
messages upon request, also the features/functionalities of each command. Hence, this document
covers all information which you need to design/build application/software that uses the VT10 as
the devices.
2. Version History:
Version Description Supported Firmware Version
1.01 Initial commands V10_1.023_SIM900 or above
1.03 Modified $WP+AVL command V10_1.025_SIM900 or above

3. Syntax of “$WP” Commands:

In order to successfully communicate with VT10 device, the “$WP” or “$wp” prefix is
required when issuing command and the <CR> is required for terminating the command
line. Throughout this document, the <CR> char is omitted intentionally.
The response of the command is usually followed by the <CR><LF> in the end of responding
message. Throughout this document, the <CR><LF> chars are omitted intentionally.
There are two types of the commands and responses will be seen through this documents
as following:
1. Three types of command acknowledgement:
Ex 1: Issuing commands (configure the parameters for a command):

Issuing command:
$WP+<Command>+<Tag>=<Password>,<Para>,<Para>,<Para>,….<CR><LF>
Returning acknowledgement:
$OK:<Command>+<Tag>=<Para>,<Para>,<Para>,….<CR><LF>
Ex 2: Querying command parameters (read command parameters):

Issuing command:
$WP+<Command>+<Tag>=<Password>,?<CR><LF>
Returning acknowledgement:
$OK:<Command>+<Tag>=<Para>,<Para>,<Para>,<Para>….<CR><LF>
Ex3: Query the information (rather than parameters)

Issuing command:
$WP+<Command>+<Tag>=<Password>
Returning message:
$MSG:<Command>=<Para>,<Para>
2. Ask for positioning information:

The returning positioning string (for $WP+GETLOCATION or $WP+TRACK) will NOT
include the “+<command>+<Tag>” in the beginning of the string message. The
positioning data will be displayed as described in the chapter 6.
Please note:
All characters of returning acknowledgement will be in upper case.

Entering a series of $WP commands on Separate Lines:

In order to successfully enter series commands through separate lines, a “pause” is
suggested to add between each command (preceding and following commands) until the
final responses appears such as “$OK:<Command>”. This action will avoid sending too
many $WP commands at the same time but without receiving the responses for each
issuing command to ensure the device receives all command correctly and successfully.
Default parameters for each command are underlined in this document for reference.
There are two types of data transmission formats
- Hex format:
For GPRS_keep_Alive packet.
- ASCII format:
For all data transmission except the “GPRS Keep_Alive message”.
4. Supported Communication Types:

The VT10 device supports GSM frequency of 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, and 1900MHz.
The device could be communicated with the base station via several communication ways
such as following:
Direct connection
- USB communication: Auto-adjustable baud rate.
GSM SMS messages
GSM CS Data (GSM Circuited Switch Data). (Reserved)
GPRS UDP: Static IP address is required for controller center software.
GPRS TCP/IP: Static IP address is required for controller center software
Please note:
VT10 currently does not support CDMA communication protocol.

5. Parameter Format for Returning Messages:

The returning position string includes a series parameters indicating as following:
(RP Header),Device ID, DateTime, Longitude, Latitude, Speed, Heading, Altitude, Satellite, Event ID, (Mileage), Input status, , , Output status
Parameter format for returning string:
(RP Header): Header for returning message

Device ID: The ID of the device. (Maximum length is 10 digits)
DateTime: YYYYMMDDhhmmss (GMT)
Longitude: WGS-84 coordinate system
Latitude: WGS-84 coordinate system
Speed: 0~65535 km/h
Heading: 0~360 degrees
Altitude: Parameter column Reserved (currently showing ‘0’)
Satellite: 0~12
Event ID: xxx. Different event ID indicates different meaning of each returning message, Please
refer to appendix 8.1 for detailed description.
Mileage: the mileage value in kilometer
Input status: Input status indication (bitwise), the returning value is in “decimal” format. Please
convert it to “binary” mode to read the input status:
Ex:
If returning value is 28 (decimal) 11100 (Binary):
Corresponding table:
Input port IG/ACC Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1

Binary code 1 1 1 0 0
Status On On On Off Off
Voltage level for Input 1: 0.00V~30.00V

Voltage level for input 2: 0.00V~30.00V

Output Status: Output status indication (bitwise), the returning value is in “decimal” format.
Please convert it to “binary” mode to read the input status:
Ex:
If returning value is 2 (decimal) 0010
Corresponding table:
Output port Output 4 Output 3 Output 2 Output 1

Binary code 0 0 1 0
Status Off Off On off
Please Note:
The above information is only for the returning string with “Event ID” parameter.

6. Command List of WP Commands:

Command Description
$WP+UNCFG Set/Read device ID, Password, PIN Code of the SIM card and input delay
time interval
$WP+COMMTYPE Set/Read device communication type and its parameters
$WP+ROAMING Enable/Disable GPRS roaming function
$WP+GETLOCATION Get current position of the device
$WP+TRACK Enable/disable/read tracking function to the device
$WP+REC Enable/disable/read logging function to the device
$WP+CLREC Erase all logging data from the memory of the device
$WP+DLREC Download entire/selective logging data from the memory of the device
$WP+SPDLREC Stop downloading logging data from the device.
$WP+REBOOT Restart up the device
$WP+RESET Reset all parameters to the manufactory default settings
$WP+PSM Enable/disable “Power Saving Mode”
$WP+SETDR Set default event for input, main power low/lost, and voltage level of
internal battery
$WP+SETEVT Enable (set)/disable/read user defined Geo-fencing /Input triggering/
Output Control event(s)
$WP+SETVIP Set up to 5 different SMS phone number for user defined event.
$WP+SACC Using Voltage level changing to detect ACC on/off event
$WP+AVL Alignment the voltage reading of the device
$WP+DISEV Enable/Disable sending message with event ID information
$WP+CLEVT Clear the user defined Geo-Fencing event(s)
$WP+QBCLR Clear the queue buffer of the device.
$WP+IMEI Query the IMEI number of the internal GSM module
$WP+SIMID Query the identification of the SIM card
$WP+GSMINFO Query the information about the GSM communication information
$WP+GBLAC Enable/disable/query GSM BTS information
$WP+VER Query the current firmware version.
$WP+SPD Enable/disable/read over-speed event
$WP+OUTC Enable/disable output state/behavior.
$WP+BATC Enable/disable backup battery function
$WP+SETTOW Enable/disable the tow alert.
$WP+SETMILE Set/Reset/Query mileage information

$WP+TMRR Set up to reporting position for a certain time up to 3 times a day

$WP+SETTZ Set the time zone information
$WP+FKEY Enable/disable the action of the function key
(Only for hardware
supports Function key)
$WP+RPHEAD Enable/Disable to carry the header in returning message.
$WP+VWT Activate Voice monitoring function
(Only for hardware
supports MIC jack.
$WP+SETAE Set the analog input event

7. Command Description:
$WP+UNCFG
Description Execute this command to configure the device ID, device password, PIN code
of the SIM card, and the delay time for input ports (input 1~4).
Format $WP+UNCFG+[Tag]=[Password],[Device ID],[New Password],
[PIN code],[Input 1 delay time interval], [Input 2 delay time
Write
interval], [Input 3 delay time interval], [Input 4 delay time
interval]
Read $WP+UNCFG+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:UNCFG+[Tag]= [Device ID],[New Password], [PIN code],
[Input 1 delay time interval], [Input 2 delay time interval],
[Input 3 delay time interval],[Input 4 delay time interval]
Error Response $ERR:UNCFG+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Please refer to appendix 8.2 for detailed error code descriptions.
Parameters The tag could consist of number or character string which can
be defined by user. The returning message will include the same
Tag tag and it is helpful to recognize the acknowledgements with
corresponding issued commands. This tag could be left as
empty if it is not used. (Max. 5 characters)
Password of the device. Only correct password can access the
device and change the configuration. The minimum length of
Password
character is 4 digits; maximum length of character is 10 digits. It
supports numerical characters only. Default password is “0000”
Device identification number. The maximum length is 10 digits.
Only integer can be used. Default device ID is 2000000001
Device ID
Note:
The most left digit is reserved in which must be ‘2’.
New
New password of the device. Default is “0000”
Password
The PIN Code of the SIM card. The maximum length is 8 digits.
PIN Code Note:
Please use “” to clear parameter.

Input 1 delay time

Effect time interval 0~255 100ms
interval
Input 2 delay time
interval
Input 3 delay time
interval
Input 4 delay time
interval
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+UNCFG=0000,2000000002,0000,,10,10,10,10
Response:
$OK:UNCFG=2000000002,0000,,10,10,10,10
Notes 1) The SIM card will be locked by the TELCO if enter incorrect PIN code for
3 times then the PUK code is required. Please contact the local TELCO
to unlock the SIM card. Please use the Culler phone to unlock the PUK
once the card is locked.
2) The “Input Delay” status changing detection might not able to be
detected if the status changing happens in the “Input Delay” interval
after precious state changing. (for both “on” and “off”)
For example:
If we set an event when input 1 status changing to “ON” state with
delay interval of 4 seconds. Once the input 1 event triggers, the next
“Input 1 on event” can be detected after 4 seconds in “Off” state.
Please refer to the illustration as below:

$WP+COMMTYPE
Description Execute this command to set the primary communication type and its
related parameters.
Format $WP+COMMTYPE+[Tag]=[Password],[CommSelect],
[SMS Base Phone No.],[CSD Base Phone No.],[GPRS_APN],
Write [GPRS_Username],[GPRS_Password],[GPRS_Server_IP_Address
],[GPRS_Server_Port],[GPRS_Keep_Alive Packet_Interval],
[GPRS_DNS IP address]
Read $WP+COMMTYPE+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:COMMTYPE=[CommSelect],[SMS Base Phone No.],
[CSD Base Phone No.],[GPRS_APN],[GPRS_Username],[GPRS_Password],
[GPRS_Server_IP_Address],[GPRS_Server_Port],[GPRS_Keep_Alive
Packet_Interval],[GPRS_DNS IP address]
Error Response $ERR:COMMTYPE+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Parameters The tag could consist of number or character string which
can be defined by user. The returning message will include
the same tag and it is helpful to recognize the
Tag
acknowledgements with corresponding issued commands.
This tag could be left as empty if it is not used. (Max. 5
characters)
Password of the device. Only correct password can access
the device and change the configuration. The minimum
Password length of character is 4 digits; maximum length of character
is 10 digits. It supports numerical characters only. Default
password is “0000”
Set primary communication type:
1. GSM SMS communication
2. CSD: Circuit Switched Data communication
(Reserved, currently not support)
CommSelect 3. GPRS UDP communication
4. GPRS TCP/IP communication
5. USB port communication
Note:
Support COM numbers: COM 1~ COM 199 auto detection.

Base phone number for the GSM SMS base station.

SMS Base Maximum length is 16 digits (could be ignored if uses GPRS
Phone No. communication).
Note: Please use “” to clear the parameter.
Base phone number for the GSM Circuit Switched Data
CSD Base
communication. Maximum length is 16 digits (could be
Phone No.
ignored if uses GPRS communication).
(Reserved)
Access Point Name for GPRS service (required for GPRS
GPRS_APN communication) The maximum length is 40 characters.
User name for GPRS service if applicable.
GPRS_Userna
The maximum length is 31 characters.
me
GPRS_Passwor Password for GPRS service if applicable.
d The maximum length is 20 characters
Default setting: 0.0.0.0
1. Static IP address:
format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (Please do not use virtual IP
GPRS_Server_ address)
IP_Address 2. Host/Domain Name (GPRS_DNS server must be
defined) for the base station. The maximum length is
40 characters.
The port IP of the computer which the control center
GPRS_Server_ software is operating. The available range is from
Port 1000~65535.
Default setting: 1000
GPRS Keep_Alive Packet is used to establish the GPRS
connection and maintain the GPRS connectivity between
the device and the base station. The range is between
GPRS_Keep_ 0~65535 seconds.
Alive Packet Default setting: 30 seconds
Interval Note:
Set to ‘0’ to disable sending GPRS Keep_Alive Packet. This
parameter will not send any Keep_Alive Packet to the
control center.

Domain Name System IP address. Please contact local ISP

GPRS_DNS for the IP address of DNS server. Please use the
Server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx as the format for this parameter.
Default setting: 168.95.1.1
Example Ex1: GPRS TCP/IP with static IP address
Issue command:
$WP+COMMTYPE=0000,4,,,internet,,,60.210.45.68,1050,30,168.95.1.1
Response:
$OK:COMMTYPE=4,,,internet,,,60.210.45.68,1050,30,168.95.1.1
Ex2: If the control center use DNS name(Domain Name System) server
Issue command:
$WP+COMMTYPE=0000,4,,,internet,,,serverDNSNAME,6080,30,168.95.1.1
Response:
$OK:COMMTYPE=4,,,internet,,,serverDNSNAME,6080,30,168.95.1.1
Notes 1) If primary communication is GPRS then both parameters “SMSPhone No.”
and “CSD Phone No.” are not required.
2) The port number of GPRS_Server_Port parameter must be opened for the
control center software and not conflict with others port which is
occupied by OS or other software.
3) Please enable the GPRS service for the SIM card before start GPRS
configuration.
Also, please obtain related information such as “Access Point Name” (APN),
user name (if applicable), and password (if applicable) for GPRS
configuration ($WP+COMMTYPE command).
4) The Static IP address is required for the GPRS communication. Sometimes
the failure of GPRS connection is caused by the firewall setting enabled.
5) The software developer must implement the function in the control center
software in which must echo back exact GPRS Keep_Alive packet back to
the device once the base station receives the GPRS Keep_Alive packet
which was sent from the device to confirm the GPRS connection.
6) The performance of the GPRS connectivity might be affected by the
Keep_Alive packet interval due to the TELCO policy for the dynamic IP
address source control. The optimized Keep_Alive Packet interval needs to
be tested in the local area in order to obtain the optimized interval (cost
effective).

7) Keep_Alive message format (Data transmission by Hex format)

typedef struct
{
unsigned short Keep_Alive_Header;
unsigned short Keep_Alive_ID;
unsigned long Keep_Alive_Device_ID;
} Keep_Alivestruct;
Keep_Alive_Header is always 0xD7D0
Keep_Alive_ID is the sequence number for the Keep_Alive message
Keep_Alive_Device ID is the device identification number. The base
station could use this information to recognize the current holding
dynamic IP for each device.
Ex:, received Synchronization message following:

0xD0 0xD7 0x1A 0x01 0xC7 0x54 0x44 0x3C
Keep_Alive_Header = 0xD7 0xD0
Keep_Alive_ID = 0x01 0x1A (Decimal = 282)
Keep_Alive_Device_ID = 0x3C 0x44 0x54 0xC7 (Decimal = 1011111111)
8) If the control center software is installed in a computer which is located in

the “Intranet” then the parameter “GPRS_Server_IP” address should be
the external one which connects to the router and the parameter
“GPRS_Server_Port” should be the port number of the computer which is
assigned by the router. If the parameter “GPRS_Server_IP” address is using
“Virtual IP address” in the intranet then it will lead to the GPRS
connection failure.
9) If the device is configured under GPRS mode (GPRS UDP/TCP), the device
will send the acknowledgement for the receiving command or returning
message back to the GMS SMS base phone number once the device
receives the command from a GSM SMS phone number other than GSM
SMS base phone number. If the GSM SMS base phone number is not set
then the device will take the parameters but will not returning any
message back to GSM SMS base phone number or GPRS server.

10) Please be aware that if the GSM base phone number is not set, the
device has following behaviors:
- If the device receives any valid incoming command via GSM SMS, the
device will execute the command, but all acknowledgements or
returning message will NOT be sent and will be ignored.
- If the device is configured under GPRS mode (GSM base phone number
is set), if the device receives any valid incoming GSM command from a
phone number other than GSM base phone number then the device will
execute this command and return all acknowledgements and returning
messages back to the GSM base phone number.
11) If this command is issued over GSM SMS, please be aware the text
length limitation of the GSM message.

$WP+ROAMING
Description Execute this command to enable/disable GPRS roaming function. This
command does not affect GSM SMS roaming service. If GPRS roaming function
is disabled, the device will automatically closed the GPRS session and all
undelivered messages would be stored in the queue buffer. Those undelivered
messages would be sent out whenever the device returns the non-GPRS
roaming network.
Format Write $WP+ROAMING+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable]
Read $WP+ROAMING+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:ROAMING+[Tag]=[Enable/Disable]
Error Response $ERR:ROAMING+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Parameters The tag could consist of number or character string which can be
defined by user. The returning message will include the same tag
Tag and it is helpful to recognize the acknowledgements with
corresponding issued commands. This tag could be left as empty
if it is not used. (Max. 5 characters)
Password
[Enable/ 0. Disable GPRS roaming function
Disable] 1. Enable GPRS roaming function
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+ROAMING=0000,1
Response:
$OK:ROAMING=1

$WP+GETLOCATION
Description Execute this command to get current position of the device
Format Write $WP+GETLOCATION+[Tag]=[Password],
Response Device ID, DateTime, Longitude, Latitude, Speed, Heading, Altitude, Satellite,
Event ID, Mileage, Input status, voltage level for input 1, voltage level for input
2 , Output status
Error Response $ERR:GETLOCATION+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+GETLOCATION=0000
Response:
2000000001,20110216062909,121.647298,25.060835,1,8,0,7,0,0.0,0,0.00,
0.00,0
Note 1) The device returns the last valid GPS information upon request regardless
the GPS reception. The parameter of “Number of Satellites” is ‘0’ if there is
no GPS reception or GPS is not fixed. Thus the parameter of “number of
satellite” could be a reference to check whether there is GPS reception or
not.

$WP+TRACK
Description Execute this command to enable automatically reporting current position to
the base station according to the parameter “mode” and related conditions.
Format $WP+TRACK+[Tag]=[Password],[Mode],[Time],[Distance],[Nu
Write
mber of Tracking Times],[Track basis],[CommSelect],[Heading]
Read $WP+TRACK+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:TRACK+[Tag]= [Mode],[Time],[Distance],[Number of Tracking
Times],[Track basis],[CommSelect],[Heading]
Error Response $ERR:TRACK+[Tag]=[Error Code]
be defined by user. The returning message will include the
Tag same tag and it is helpful to recognize the acknowledgements
with corresponding issued commands. This tag could be left as
Password character is 4 digits; maximum length of character is 10 digits.
It supports numerical characters only. Default password is
“0000”
0. Disable (Stop tracking)
1. Time mode:
The position information is sent to the base station
according to the required time interval, only whole number
can be used.
Mode
Effective range for different communication types:
Direct Connection: 1~65535 seconds.
GSM SMS: 15~65535 seconds
GSM CSD: 5~65535 seconds
GPRS UDP/TCP/IP: 5~65535 seconds.

2. Distance mode:
The position information is sent to the base station
according to the required distance interval, only whole
number can be used.
Effective range for different communication types:
Direct Connection: 25~65535 meters.
GSM SMS: 300 ~65535 meters.
GSM CSD: 100~65535 meters.
GPRS UDP/TCP/IP: 100~65535 meters.
3. Time AND Distance:
The position information is sent back to the base station
when following BOTH conditions are satisfied:
a. “Time Interval” is reached.
b. “Distance Interval” is reached.
4. Time OR Distance
The position information is sent to the base station when
one of the following condition is satisfied:
5. Heading mode:
The position information is sent when the “Heading
(direction)” parameter is changed beyond the assigned
degrees. Please enter the required value in the “Heading”
column.
6. Heading OR Time
when one of the following condition is satisfied:
a. “Heading (direction)” parameter is changed beyond the
assigned degrees
b. Required “Time Interval” is reached.

7. Heading OR Distance
The position information is sent whenever one of the
following condition is satisfied:
a. “Heading (direction)” parameter is changed beyond
assigned degrees
b. Required “Distance Interval” is reached.
8. Heading OR (Time AND Distance)
when one of the following condition is satisfied:
assigned degrees
b. Required BOTH “Time AND Distance Interval” are
satisfied.
9. Heading OR Time OR Distance
The position information is sent whenever one of the
a. When the “Heading (direction)” parameter is
changed beyond assigned degrees.
c. Required “Distance Interval” is reached.
Specify elapsed time interval to report current position.
Time
Default value is ‘0’. The effective range, please refer to the
Interval
“mode” parameters option ‘1’ => “Time mode”.
Specify elapsed distance interval to report current position.
Distance
Interval
“mode” parameters option ‘2’ => “Distance mode”.
Frequency (number of times the report needs to be sent).
Effective range is from 0~65535.
Number of Set ‘0’ indicating “Continuously tracking.
Tracking Note:
Times The counter of “Times” will be displayed how many times
left while the command is executing when we query the
command parameters.

Track Basis 0. Tracking report is sent ONLY IF GPS is fixed.

1. Tracking report is sent regardless the GPS signal
reception
2. Track report is sent when ACC is on and GPS is fixed
3. Track report is sent when ACC is on regardless whether
the GPS signal is fixed or not.
CommSelect Set the output communication channel:
1. GSM SMS communication
2. CSD: Circuit Switched Data communication (Reserved,
currently not support)
3. GPRS UDP communication
4. GPRS TCP/IP communication
5. USB port
Note:
Support COM numbers: COM 1~ COM 199 auto
detectable.
Heading The effective value is from 10~90 degrees.
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+TRACK=0000,1,5,0,5,0,4,15
Response:
$OK:TRACK=1,5,0,5,0,4,15
2000000001,20110216062813,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062814,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062815,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062816,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062817,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062818,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
2000000001,20110216062819,121.647298,25.060835,0,248,0,6,2,0.0,0,0.00,0.00,0
Notes 1) The mode 2,3,5,7,and 8 require the GPS reception. If the GPS reception is not
stable then the accuracy will be decreased.
2) “Track basis” can be set to 1 or 3 when mode is set to 1,4,6,or 9.

$WP+REC
Description Execute this command to enable automatically logging current position into
the memory of the device according to the parameter “Mode” and
corresponding conditions.
Format $WP+REC+[Tag]=[Password],[Mode],[Time],[Distance],[Numb
Write
er of Times],[Record Basis],[Heading],
Read $WP+REC+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:REC+[Tag]= [Mode],[Time],[Distance],[Number of Times],[Record basis],
[Heading]
Error Response: $ERR:REC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
0. Disable (Stop storing position data into flash memory)
1. Time mode:
The position information is logged into the memory of the
Mode device according to the required time interval, only integer
can be used.
Effective parameters:
Range: 1~65535 seconds.

2. Distance mode:
device according to the required distance interval, only
integer can be used.
Range: 25~65535 meters.
Note:
For vehicle application, suggest to set 50 meters or above
for better performance.
3. Time AND Distance:
device according to the required “Time interval” AND
“Distance interval”; the position information is not logged
if one of the “Time interval” and “Distance interval” does
not satisfy.
4. Time OR Distance
The position information is logged when one of the
5. Heading mode:
The position information is logged when the “Heading
(direction)” parameter is changed beyond the assigned
degrees. Please enter the required value in the “Heading”
column.
6. Heading OR Time
a. “Heading (direction)” parameter is changed beyond the
assigned degrees
7. Heading OR Distance
The position information is logged whenever one of the
assigned degrees
b. Required “Distance Interval” is reached.

8. Heading OR (Time AND Distance)

assigned degrees
b. Required BOTH “Time AND Distance Interval” are
satisfied.
9. Heading OR Time OR Distance
The position information is logged whenever one of the
following condition is reached:
a. When the “Heading (direction)” parameter is
changed beyond assigned degrees.
c. Required “Distance Interval” is reached.
Specify elapsed time interval to report current position.
Time
Interval
“mode” parameters option 1 “Time mode”.
Specify elapsed distance interval to report current position.
Distance
Interval
“mode” parameters option 2 “Distance mode”.
Frequency (number of times the report needs to be sent).
Effective range is from 0~65535.
Set ‘0’ indicating “Continuously logging”.
Number of
Note:
Times
The counter of “Times” will be displayed how many times left
while the command is executing when we query the
command parameters.
0. Logging function is executed ONLY IF GPS is fixed.
1. Logging function is executed regardless the GPS signal
reception.
Record Basis 2. Logging function is executed when ACC is on and GPS is
fixed.
3. Logging function is executed when ACC is on regardless
whether the GPS signal is fixed or not.
Heading The effective value is from 10~90 degrees.

Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+REC=0000,1,5,0,0,0,15
Response:
$OK:REC=1,5,0,0,0,15
Notes 1) This function follows the FIFO (first in first out algorithm) algorithm.
2) The mode 2,3,5,7,and 8 require the GPS reception. If the GPS reception
is not stable then the accuracy will be decreased.
3) “Record Basis” parameter can be set to 1 or 3 when mode is set to
1, 4,6,or 9.

$WP+CLREC
Description Execute this command to erase all logging data from the memory of the
device.
Format $WP+CLREC+[Tag]=[Password],
Response $OK:CLREC+[Tag]=OK
Error Response $ERR:CLRREC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+CLREC=0000
Response:
$OK:CLREC

$WP+DLREC
Description Execute this command to download request logging data from the memory of
the device
Format $WP+DLREC+[Tag]=[Password],[Start Date/Time],[End
Write command
Date/Time]
Read command $WP+DLREC+[Tag]=0000,?
Response
For Write command:
Command acknowledgement:
$OK:DLREC+[Tag]=[Start Date/Time],[End Date/Time]
Download task completes:

$Download Completed
For Read command:
$OK:DLREC=number of logs (Start Date ~ End Date)
Ex:
$OK:DLREC=388(20080322074235~20080322074907)
Error Response $ERR:DLREC+[Tag]=[Error Code]

Password
Start Format of this parameter: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS or ‘0’ (please
Date/Time refer to the “Note” section for detail)
Format of this parameter: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS or ‘0’ (please
End
refer to
Date/time
the “Note” section for detail)

Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+DLREC=0000,0,0
Response:
$OK:DLREC=0,0
2000000001,20110216062959,121.648109,25.061349,0,18,0,7,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.06,0
2000000001,20110216063000,121.648109,25.061349,0,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063001,121.648109,25.061349,0,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.04,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063002,121.648109,25.061349,0,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063003,121.648109,25.061349,0,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063004,121.648109,25.061349,1,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.04,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063005,121.648109,25.061349,1,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.01,0
2000000001,20110216063006,121.648109,25.061349,1,18,0,8,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.04,0
2000000001,20110216063007,121.648109,25.061349,1,18,0,7,1,0.0,0,0.01,0.01,0
$Download Completed
Notes 1) The downloading logs function is not available when the device is configured
the GSM SMS communication.
2) If the download process is interrupted by any insertion command/message
then the error message “$ERR:7” is sent back to the base station.
3) This command does not support resume function.
4) The value ‘0’ can be used for both parameters “Start Date/Time” and “End
Date/ Time”. The corresponding actions are following:
Start End Corresponding data will be
Date/Time Date/Time downloaded
Get entire logging data from the flash
0 0
memory
Download selective logging data from
Start
0 the “Start Date/Time” to the last
Date/Time
logging data in the flash memory
End
0 the first logging position data to the
Date/Time
“End Date/Time” logging data
Start End
the “Start Date/Time” to the “End
Date/Time Date/Time
Date/Time”

$WP+SPDLREC
Description Execute this command to stop downloading process
Format $WP+SPDLREC+[Tag]=[Password],
Response $OK:SPDLREC+[Tag]
Error Response $ERR:SPDLREC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SPDLREC=0000
Response:
$OK:SPDLREC

$WP+REBOOT
Description Execute this command to reboot the device. All setting will be remained.
Format $WP+REBOOT+[Tag]=[Password]
Response $OK:REBOOT+[Tag]
Error Response $ERR:REBOOT+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+REBOOT=0000
Response:
$OK:REBOOT
Note 1) Please re-establish the direct connection after issuing the $WP+REBOOT
command. The physically unplug and re-plug in the USB cable might be
necessary.

$WP+RESET
Description Execute this command to reset the device to factory default settings or
pre-set settings
Format Write $WP+RESET+[Tag]=[Password]
Response
$OK:RESET+[Tag]
Error Response $ERR:RESET+[Tag]=[Error Code]

character is 4 digits; maximum length of character is 10 digits.
Password “0000”
Note:
If user forgets the password of the device, the last 4 digits of
IMEI could be accepted to execute “Reset” function.
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+RESET=0000
Response:
$OK:RESET
Notes 1) The “Device ID” and “Pin code” parameters will remain the same after
executing this command. Other settings will be set back to factory
default.
2) If the password is forgotten then the device can accept the last 4 digits of
IMEI number as the password to reset the device successfully.

$WP+PSM
Description Execute this command to enable the “Power Saving Function” of the device.
Format $WP+PSM+[Tag]=[Password],[Mode],[Power Down Delay],[Sleeping Mask]
Response $OK:PSM+[Tag]= [Mode],[Power Down Delay],[Sleeping Mask]

$ERR:PSM+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Error Response
The tag could consist of number or character string which can
Password
0. Disable
Parameters
1. GPS off; GSM on; GPRS on; G-Sensor on
Mode
2. GPS off; GSM on; GPRS off; G-Sensor on
3. GPS off; GSM off; GPRS off; G-Sensor on
Power
60~65535 seconds
Down Delay
0. Device does not go to sleeping mode while the $WP+TRACK
command is executing.
Sleeping
Mask
1. Device goes to sleeping mode regardless the execution of
$WP+TRACK command
Ex:
Issue command:
Example $WP+PSM=0000,1,120,1
Response:
$OK:PSM=1,120,1

Notes: 1) Conditions for entering sleep mode (AND algorithm):

a) ACC/IG of vehicle is off
b) No vibration within “Power Down Delay” duration.
c) No input is triggered within “Power Down Delay” duration
2 ) Condition for device waking up (OR algorithm):

a) ACC/IG of vehicle is on
b) Vibration is detected
c) Any input is triggered
3) As the device wakes up and completes the required task, it goes to sleeping
mode according to the “Power Down Delay” interval if all conditions of
“entering sleeping mode” remain true.
4) As the “Sleeping Mask” is set to 0, the device will not go to sleeping mode
until $WP+TRACK task is finished (disabled or completed).
5) As the “Mode” is set to 1, 2 and 3, the logging function will not be executed
during the sleeping duration except the device waking up or power saving
mode is disabled.
6) As the USB cable is connected, the device will not go to sleeping mode.

7) Please refer to the power saving mode diagram as following:

$WP+SETDR
Execute this command to enable/disable the default event sending for input
Description triggering, main power voltage low/lost, and internal backup battery voltage
low/recover.
Format $WP+SETDR+[Tag]=[Password], [Low Voltage],[Polling],[Logging]
Response $OK:SETDR+[Tag]= [Low Voltage],[Polling],[Logging]

$ERR:SETDR+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Error Response
Password
Low Set the voltage for the main power low report.
Voltage Effective range: 0.00~30.00 V; Default voltage level: 11.50V
If any of specific report triggered then the report will be sent
back to the control center. This setting is based on the bitwise
Parameters operation. This parameter can specify what report would be
available. The bitwise definition is following (default
setting:127) :
0. Disable
1. Input 1
2. Input 2
Polling
4. Input 3
8. Input 4
16. Main power low
32. Main power lost
64. Internal battery voltage low
256.Main power voltage recover
512.Main power recover
1024. Internal battery voltage recover

Logging If any of specific report triggered then report will be stored

into the device memory and can be downloaded later. This
setting is based on the bitwise operation. This parameter can
specify what report would be available. The bitwise
definition is following:
0. Disable
1. Input 1
2. Input 2
4. Input 3
8. Input 4
16. Main power low
32. Main power lost
64. Internal battery voltage low
256.Main power voltage recover
512.Main power recover
1024. Internal battery voltage recover
Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SETDR=0000,9.00,1919, 1919
Example
Response:
$OK:SETDR=9.00, 1919, 1919
1) Each event has different report indication, below is the list of event
name with the corresponding report ID:
Input 1: Report ID 11
Notes
Main power low: Report ID 40
Main power lost: Report ID 41
Main power low recover: Report ID 42
Main power lost recover: Report ID 43
Internal backup battery low: Report ID 46
Internal backup battery low recover: Report ID 47

2) For event detecting time, please refer to the following definitions:

a) Main Power low event: voltage level of the main power is lower
than the pre-defined voltage level (“Low Voltage” parameter in this
command) for 3 minutes
b) Main power lost event: 5 seconds
c) Main power low recover event:
- ACC on : 1 hour
- ACC off : 30 minutes
d) Main power lost recover event: the voltage level is greater than 7.5V
e) Internal backup battery low event: voltage level is lower than 3.7V
for 1 minutes
f) Internal backup battery low recover event: voltage level of internal
back battery is greater than 4V or greater than 3.7V for 30 minutes
continuously.

$WP+SETEVT
Description Execute this command to set GEO-Fencing, input triggered/output control
$WP+SETEVT+[Tag]=[Password],[Event ID],[Enable/Disable],
[Longitude],[Latitude],[Radius],[Zone Control],[Actions],[Input
Write Used],
Format [Input Control],[Output Port],[Output control],[Output Toggle
duration] ,[Output Toggle time],[SMS VIP Mask]
Read $WP+SETEVT+[Tag]=[Password],[Event ID],?
$OK:SETEVT+[Tag]=[Event ID],[Enable/Disable],[Longitude],[Latitude],
[Radius],[Zone Control],[Actions],[Input Used],[Input Control],[Output Port],
Response
[Output control] ,[Output Toggle duration] ,[Output Toggle time],[SMS VIP
Mask]
$ERR:SETEVT+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Error Response:
Parameters “0000”
The identifier of individual report. The event ID only can be
Event ID assigned by the integers. The device supports up to 50 event
settings and the effective ID number is from 100~149.
Enable/ 0: Disable
Disable 1: Enable
Longitude The longitude of center point of defined circle zone.
Latitude The latitude of center point of defined circle zone.
The radius of the circle zone. The effective range is from 50 to
Radius
65535 meters.

0. Disable
1. Inside Zone
The event will be sent when the GPS coordinate is inside
Zone Control the defined zones.
2. Outside Zone
The event will be sent when the GPS coordinate is outside
the defined zones.
This parameter is to define the actions when the conditions
become true. The following actions are available:
1. Logging:
When the conditions of the defined report are true then
the device will store the current GPS position information
for the specify event into the memory.
2. Polling:
Actions When the conditions of the defined report are true then
the device will send the current GPS position information
for the specify event back to the base station.
3. Logging and Polling:
the device will store the current GPS position
information for specific event into memory and send the
event back to the base station as well.
This parameter can specify which input port is used as the
input condition for this specific report. This setting is based
on the bitwise operation. The definitions are following:
0. Disable
1. Input 1
2. Input 2
Input Used
4. Input 3
8. input 4
16. IG Detection
Note:
If “IG Detection” is selected, then input 1 is available for
connecting a sensor other than ACC of the vehicle.

This parameter is used to specify the input port which

defines in the “Input Used” parameters which must be “on”
state.
0. Disable
1. Input 1
2. Input 2
4. Input 3
Input Control
8. Input 4
16. IG Detection
Note:
- Remaining “Used” input port (s) in the “Input Used”
must be “off” state as the input triggering condition.
- If “IG Detection” is selected, then input 1 is available
for connecting a sensor other than ACC of the vehicle.
This parameter can specify which output port is activated
when the condition(s) of the event is true. The definitions
are following:
0. Disable
Output Port
1. Output 1
2. Output 2
3. Output 3
4. Output 4
This parameter is to set the output state to 0 (off) or 1(on) of
Output the defined output port in the “Output Port” parameter.
Control 0. Off
1. On
To define the time interval of the specific output port staying
in the specific state.
Output Toggle
Effective range: 0~65535 100ms
Duration
Ex:
255 100ms = 25.5 seconds
Output Toggle To define the times of the specific output port changing from
Times current state to alternative state and back to the original
state after reaching the duration.
Effective range: 0~65535 times

SMS VIP Mask If the event is triggered then the device could send a SMS
alert to up to 5 different pre-defined SMS phone number.
The SMS VIP is defined in the $WP+SETVIP command.
The bitwise definition is following:
0. Disable
1. SMS VIP 1
2. SMS VIP 2
4. SMS VIP 3
8. SMS VIP 4
16. SMS VIP 5
Ex:
Set to 12 means enabled (SMS VIP 3 + SMS VIP 4)
Examples Ex 1:
Issue command (Geo-fencing + Input as condition):
$WP+SETEVT=0000,100,1,120.167453,28.649871,200,1,3,7,1,0,0,0,0,4
Response:
$OK:SETEVT=100,1,120.167453,28.649871,200,1,3,7,1,0,0,0,0,4
Ex 2:
Issue command (input condition only):
$WP+SETEVT+50=0000,101,1,,,,,, 3,3,2,3,1,0,0,0
Response:
$OK:SETEVT+50=0000,101,1,,,,,, 3,3,2,3,1,0,0,0
Ex 3:
Issue command:
$WP+SETEVT=0000,105,?
Response:
$OK:SETEVT=105,1,20.145634,25.764956,500, 2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

$WP+SETVIP
Description Execute this command to set up to 5 different mobile phone numbers for the
user defined reports.
Format $WP+SETVIP+[Tag]=[Password],[VIP 1],[VIP 2],[VIP 3],[VIP 4],
Write
[VIP 5]
Read $WP+SETVIP+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:SETVIP+[Tag]=[VIP 1],[VIP 2],[VIP 3],[VIP 4],[VIP 5]
Error Response $ERR:SETVIP+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
VIP 1 Set VIP number 1
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SETVIP=0000,+886932400821,+886937400841,0933765432,
0911013433, 0987453146
Response:
$OK:SETVIP=+886932400821,+886937400841,0933765432,0911013433,
0987453146

$WP+SACC
Description Execute this command to define voltage level of vehicle battery to detect
the ACC on/off event.
Format $WP+SACC+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable],[ Voltage
Write threshold
of ACC off ],[ Voltage threshold of ACC on ],[Duration]
Read $WP+SACC+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:SACC+[Tag]=[Enable/Disable],[ Voltage threshold of ACC off ],
[ Voltage threshold of ACC on ],[Duration]
Error Response $ERR:SACC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
with corresponding issued commands. This tag could be left
as empty if it is not used. (Max. 5 characters)
“0000”
Enable/ 0: Disable
Disable 1: Enable
Voltage
threshold Effective range: 0.0~30.0V
of ACC off
Voltage
threshold Effective range: 0.0~30.0V
of ACC on
Duration Effective range: 0~65535 seconds
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SACC=0000,1,11.5,13.0,5
Response:
$OK:SACC=1,11.5,13.0,5

Notes 1) The main power source of VT device must connect to the vehicle battery
in order to use this function.
2) This event must be set up in the user defined report ($WP+SETEVT
command).
3) In order to increase the accuracy for the voltage detection, please use
the $WP+AVL command to synchronize the voltage level between the
VT device and the real voltage.

$WP+AVL
Description Execute this command to correct the difference between the voltage reading
of the device and the exact voltage level before device installation for the
main power and analog port 1 and 2. This action is suggested to be done
after reset the device, uploading the firmware, or installing a new device (if
the SACC command is used). Once the voltage is corrected then all related
voltage level detection such as main power low/recover report, engine
on/off report, etc would be based on this voltage reading.
Format $WP+AVL+[Tag]=[Password],[Set/Query Current
Write Voltage],[ Corrected Voltage Level of Analog Input
1],[ Corrected Voltage Level of Analog Input 2]
Read $WP+AVL+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:AVL+[Tag]= [Current Voltage],[Voltage Level of Backup Battery],
[ Corrected Voltage Level of Analog Input 1],[ Corrected Voltage Level of
Analog Input 2]
Error Response $ERR:AVL+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
Corrected
Voltage Effective range: 0.00~30.00V
level
Corrected
Voltage
Level of Effective range: 0.00~30.00V
Analog
Input 1


Corrected Voltage Effective range: 0.00~30.00V

Level of Analog
Input 2
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+AVL=0000,12.70,24.38,24.38
Response:
$OK:AVL=12.70,4.02,24.38,24.38
ote 1) The internal backup battery must be on to have correct voltage reading for “Voltage
Level of Backup Battery”

$WP+DISEV
Description Execute this command to enable or disable sending all returning messages
with “Event ID” information back to control center. Other commands such as
“$WP+VER” would be working normally.
Format Write $WP+DISEV+[Tag]=[Password],[Mode]
Response
$OK:DISEV+[Tag]=[Mode]
Error Response $ERR:DISEV+[Tag]=[Error Code]

Tag
characters)
0: Disable
1: Stop sending messages with “Event ID” message. (All
inputs and outputs state will not be changed even though
Mode the condition of user-defined report becomes true.)
2. Stop sending messages with “Event ID” message. (All
inputs and outputs state will be changed if the condition
of user-defined report becomes true.)
Example Ex1:
Issue command:
$WP+DISEV=0000,1
Response:
$OK:DISEV=1
Note 1) While this function is enabled, all returning messages including triggered
events would not be stored in the queue buffer and will be deleted.

$WP+CLEVT
Description Execute this command to clear single/all event settings
Format Write $WP+CLEVT+[Tag]=[Password],[Event ID]
Response
$OK:CLEVT+[Tag]= [Event ID]
Error Response $ERR:CLEVT+[Tag]=[Error Code]

“0000”
Specify the report identifier which will be cleared.
Event ID The effective identifier range is from 100~149.
255: clear all $WP+SETEVT settings.
Examples Ex1:
Issue command:
$WP+CLEVT=0000,109
Response:
$OK:CLEVT=109
Ex2:
Issue command:
$WP+CLEVT=0000,255
Response:
$OK:CLEVT=255

$WP+QBCLR
Description Execute this command to clear queue buffer
Format Write $WP+QBCLR+[Tag]=[Password]
Response
$OK:QBCLR+[Tag]
Error Response $ERR:QBCLR+[Tag]=[Error Code]

“0000”
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+QBCLR=0000
Response:
$OK:QBCLR

$WP+IMEI
Description Execute this command to query the IMEI No. for the internal GSM module
Format $WP+IMEI+[Tag]=[Password]
Response $MSG:IMEI+[Tag]=IMEI No.
Error Response $ERR:IMEI+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+IMEI=0000
Response:
$MSG:IMEI=357258004284081

$WP+SIMID
Description Execute this command to query the identification number of the SIM card
Format $WP+SIMID+[Tag]=[Password]
Response $ MSG:SIMID+[Tag]=SIM card Identification No.
Error Response $ERR:SIMID+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SIMID=0000
Response:
$MSG:SIMID=87109834789209748618

$WP+GSMINFO
Description Execute this command to query the Name of the operator, GSM signal
strength, GPRS connection status, and Roaming status.
Format $WP+GSMINFO+[Tag]=[Password]
Response $MSG:GSMINFO+[Tag]=[GSM Operator], [GSM signal strength], [GPRS status],
[Roaming Status]
GSM Operator Name of the Telecommunication corp.
This parameter indicates the signal strength
for GSM network. The closer the value
approaches to 31, the stronger the signal is.
CSQ dBm
GSM signal
Paramet 0 -113dBm or less
strength
1 -111dBm
2..30 -109…-53dBm
31 -51dBm or greater
99 not known or not detectable
0:GPRS is not connected
GPRS Status
1: GPRS is connected
0: Currently is in home GSM/GPRS network.
Roaming Status
1: Currently is in roaming GSM/GPRS network
Error Response $ERR:GSMINFO+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+GSMINFO=0000
Response:
$MSG:GSMINFO=”Chunghwa”, 18,1,0

The command is available after the device registered to the GSM/GPRS

Notes
network.

$WP+GBLAC
Execute this command to query or set “auto-reporting” function of the close
Description
GSM BTS location information
Write $WP+GBLAC+[Tag]=[Password],[Auto Mode]
Format
Read $WP+GBLAC+[Tag]=[Password],?
Command $MSG:GBLAC+[Tag]= [Auto Mode]
Device ID, Date/Time, LAC (Location Area Code), CI (Cell ID)
Device ID Identification of the device
Response Date and Time
Report Parameter Date Time
(Base on the Time Zone setting)
LAC Location area code
CI Cell ID
$ERR:GBLAC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Error Response
This format only query the information once, no continuously event will be
sent.
Query format
Query $WP+GBLAC+[TAG]=[PWD]
Response $MSG:GBLAC= Device ID, Date/Time, LAC, CI
The tag could consist of number or character string which
Tag
characters)
Parameters Password length of character is 4 digits; maximum length of character
0: Disable
1: The event will be sent whenever the information (LAC and
CI) is
Auto Mode
changed regardless GPS reception
2: The event will be sent whenever the information (LAC and
CI) is changed if there is no GPS reception.

Ex 1:
Issue command:
$WP+GBLAC=0000,1
Response:
$OK:GBLAC=1
Ex2:
Issue command:
$WP+GBLAC=0000,?
Examples
Response:
$OK:GBLAC=1
Ex 3:
Issue Command:
$WP+GBLAC=0000
Response:
$MSG:GBLAC=2000000001, 20080328094809,0835,3088

$WP+VER
Description Execute this command to query the current firmware and hardware version
of the device.
Format $WP+VER+[Tag]
Response $MSG:VER+[Tag]=firmware version
Error Response $ERR:VER+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+VER+3
Response:
$MSG:VER+3= VT10_1.018_SIM_G_

$WP+SPD
Description Execute this command to enable the speeding event. If the vehicle speed is
in/out the speeding range (between minimum and maximum speed) for the
certain time period (Duration) then it will trigger the speeding event.
Format $WP+SPD+[Tag]= [Password],[Mode],[Minimum
Speed],[Maximum Speed],[Speeding Duration],[Output
Write
Port],[Output Control],[Speeding Mode],[Off-Speeding
Duration]
Read $WP+SPD+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:SPD+[Tag]= [Mode],[Minimum Speed],[Maximum Speed],[Speeding
Duration],[Output Port],[Output Control],[Speeding Mode],[Off-Speeding
Duration]
Error Response $ERR:SPD+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
This parameter is to define the actions when the conditions
0. Disable
1. Logging:
When the conditions of the defined event are true then the
Mode device will store the current GPS position information for
the specify event into the memory.
2. Polling:
device will send the current GPS position information for
the specify event back to the base station.


device will store the current GPS position information for
specific event into memory and send the event back to the
base station as well.
Minimum Set Minimum Speed.
Speed Valid range: 0~255 km/hr.
Maximum Set Maximum Speed.
Speed Valid range: 0~255 km/hr
The parameter defined the time duration to activate the
Speeding speeding event (Event ID 3).
Duration In Speeding Mode ‘0’, the range: 15~65535 seconds
In Speeding Mode ‘1’, the range: 0~ 65535 seconds
This parameter can specify what output port is activated when
the condition(s) of the event is true. The definitions are
following:
0. Disable
Output Port
1. Output 1
2. Output 2
3. Output 3
4. Output 4
This parameter is to set the output state to 0 (off) or 1(on) of
Output the defined output port in the “Output Port” parameter.
Control 0. Off
1.On
0: As the GPS speed is in the defined range, the device will
send Event ID 3 according to the defined duration
continually.
Speeding 1: Enter and End speeding reports:

Mode - As the GPS speed is in the defined range for the defined
duration,
Event ID 3 will be sent once.
- As the GPS speed is out the defined range for the defined
duration, Event ID 9 will be sent once.

The parameter defined the time duration to activate the

Off-speeding off-speeding event (Event ID 9).
Duration In Speeding Mode ‘0’, this parameter is disabled.
In Speeding Mode ‘1’, the range: 0~ 65535 seconds
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SPD=0000,3,100,200,15,2,1,1,30
Response:
$OK:SPD =3,100,200,15,2,1,1,30
Notes 1. If the Speeding mode ‘1’ is selected, when the conditions of speeding
report are satisfied (speeding) or not satisfied (no speeding), the report
only sending once.
For example, issue $WP+SPD=0000,1,60,120,15,0,0,1,30
If the vehicle speed is 70 KPH for 40 seconds, the Event (ID 3) would be
sent once in the first 15 seconds. Then if the speed is down to 40 KPH for
20 minutes, then the Event (ID 9) would be sent once in the first 15
seconds.
2. If we need only using one specific speed as the condition (send Event ID 3
above the speed for defined interval and send Event ID 9 below the speed
for defined interval) then we can set the specific speed condition in
“Minimum Speed” parameter and set the speed which is not possible to
reach in the “Maximum Speed” parameters.
For example, issue $WP+SPD=0000,3,120,255,15,0,0,1,30
The device will generate a Speeding Event (ID 3) as the vehicle speed is
over 120 for 15 seconds and a Speeding Event (ID 9) as the vehicle speed is
below 120 for 30 seconds.

3. If the “Speeding Mode” sets to ‘0’, like

$WP+SPD=0000,3,120,255,15,0,0,0,0 then the speeding report (ID 3)
will be sent every 15 seconds when the vehicle speed is between 120
and 255 KPH continuously.
4. In the Speeding Mode ‘1’, the Event ID 9 will be sent if the ACC is off.
For example, issue $WP+SPD=0000,3,120,255,15,0,0,1,30. As the speed
is lower than 120 KPH for only 20 seconds but the ACC is off, the device
will generate an Event ID 9.

$WP+OUTC
Description Execute this command to set the output behavior.
Format $WP+OUTC+[Tag]=[Password],[Output Port],[Output Control],
Write
[Output Toggle Duration], [Output Toggle Times]
Response $OK:OUTC=[Output Port],[Output Control], [Output Toggle Duration],
[Output Toggle Times]
Error Response $ERR:OUTC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Parameters The tag could consist of number or character string
which can be defined by user. The returning message will
include the same tag and it is helpful to recognize the
Tag
acknowledgements with corresponding issued
commands. This tag could be left as empty if it is not
used. (Max. 5 characters)
Password of the device. Only correct password can
access the device and change the configuration. The
Password minimum length of character is 4 digits; maximum length
of character is 10 digits. It supports numerical characters
only. Default password is “0000”
This parameter can specify what output port will be
activated.
The definitions are following:
Output Port 1.Output 1
2.Output 2
3.Output 3
4.Output 4
This parameter is to set the output state to 0 (off) or
1(on) of the defined output port in the “Output Port”
Output Control parameter.
0.Off
1. On
To define the time interval of the specific output port
staying in the specific state.
Output Toggle
Effective range: 0~65535 100ms.
Duration
Ex:
255 100ms = 25.5 seconds

Output Toggle To define the times of the specific output port changing
Times from current state to alternative state and back to the
original state after reaching the duration.
Effective range: 0~65535 times.
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+OUTC=0000,1,1,20,2
Respond:
$OK:OUTC=1,1,20,2

$WP+BATC
Description Execute this command to enable/disable internal backup battery function.
Format
Write $WP+BATC+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable]
Read $WP+BATC+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:BATC+[Tag]=[Enable/Disable]
Error Response $ERR:BATC+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Tag
characters)
Enable/Disabl 0.Disable
e 1.Enable
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+BATC=0000,1
Response:
$WP+BATC=1
1) The internal backup battery function can be enabled when the internal
backup battery is installed. It will not take any effect if there is no internal
Notes backup battery installed.
2) If the “ground” of output port (share with the same ground power of the
device) is lost then all output ports might not working properly.

$WP+SETTOW
Description Execute this command to enable/disable Tow alert.
Format $WP+SETTOW+[Tag]=[Password], [Mode],[Satellite Fixed],
Write
[Speed threshold],[Tow Duration],[Auto Reset Duration]
Read $WP+SETTOW+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK:SETTOW+[Tag]= [Mode],[Satellite Fixed],[Speed threshold],
[Tow Duration],[Auto Reset Duration]
Error Response $ERR:SETTOW+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Tag
characters)
0.Disable
1.Logging
Mode
2.Polling
3.Logging + Polling
Satellite Fixed Effective range: 3~12
Speed 10~255 km/hr
Threshold
Tow Duration 30~65535 seconds
The Tow function will be re-enabled when reaching the end
Auto Reset of “Auto Reset Duration” after the first tow event is
Duration triggered.
0~65535 seconds
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SETTOW=0000,3,3,10,30,10

Response:
$OK:SETTOW=3,3,10,30,10

$WP+SETMILE
Description Execute this command to initial/read mileage accumulator function.
Format Write $WP+SETMILE+[Tag]=[Password],[Mode],[Mileage]
Read $WP+SETMILE+[Tag]=[Password],?
Response
$OK:SETMILE+[Tag]= [Mode],[Mileage]
Error Response $ERR:SETMILE+[Tag]=[Error Code]

Tag
characters)
0.Disable
Mode 1. Mileage will be accumulated regardless the ACC status.
2. Mileage will be accumulated only if the ACC is on.
Initial the mileage value (Km).
Mileage
Effective range is from 0.0~4294967.2
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SETMILE=0000,1,12345
Response:
$OK:SETMILE=1,12345.0
Notes 1) If the mileage function is enabled then this parameter will be added in
the end of each returning message with “Event ID” parameter.
For example:
2000000001,20080313170020,121.123456,12.654321,45,233,0,9,0,56734.
4,0,,,0
2) If the mileage reaches the maximum value then it returns to ‘0.0’ km.

$WP+TMRR
Description Execute this command to set the time for reporting position in specific time.
It can be set up to 3 times per day.
Format $WP+TMRR+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable],[Timer 1],[Timer 2],[Timer 3]
Response $OK:TMRR+[Tag]= [Timer 1],[Timer 2],[Timer 3]
Error Response $ERR:TMRR +[Tag]=[Error Code]
Tag
characters)
Enable/Disabl 0.Disable
e 1.Enable
Timer 1 Format: HHMMSS (Time format: 24 hours)
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+TMRR=0000,1,083000, 100000,163233
Response:
$OK:TMRR=1, 083000, 100000,163233

$WP+SETTZ
Description Execute this command to setup the local time. The time of returning
message will be based on the time zone setting. The default time zone is the
GMT time.
Format $WP+SETTZ+[Tag]=[Password],[Sign],[Hour],[Minute]
Response $OK:SETTZ+[Tag]=[Sign],[Hour],[Minute]
Error Response $ERR:SETTZ +[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
+: ahead GMT time
Sign
-: behind GMT time
Hour Offset hours. Effective range is from 00~13
Offset minute (based on 15 minutes basis). Please select one
Minute of following:
00,15,30,45
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+SETTZ=0000,+,08,00
Response:
$OK:SETTZ=+,08,00

$WP+FKEY
Description Enable/disable power on/off function and set the action of the function key.
Format $WP+FKEY+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable power on/off
function],[Mode],[SMS VIP Mask]
Response $OK: FKEY+[Tag]= [Enable/Disable power on/off function],[Mode],[SMS VIP
Mask]
Error Response $ERR:FKEY+[Tag]=[Error Code]
Password
Enable/ 0. Disable
Disable 1. Enable
power Notes: Press and hold the function key for 3 seconds to power
on/off on/off the device
function
Notes:
Press and hold the function key for 1 seconds to trigger
0. Disable
1. SOS Store a report in the flash memory with report
Mode Logging ID 52
Send a report to the base station with report ID
2. SOS Polling
52
3. SOS
Store a report in the flash memory and send a
Logging
report to the base station with report ID 52
and Polling

Parameters SMS VIP If the event is triggered then the device could send a SMS
Mask alert to up to 5 different pre-defined SMS phone number. The
SMS VIP is defined in the $WP+SETVIP command.
The bitwise definition is following:
0. Disable
1. SMS VIP 1
2. SMS VIP 2
4. SMS VIP 3
8. SMS VIP 4
16. SMS VIP 5
Ex:
Set to 12 means enabled (SMS VIP 3 + SMS VIP 4)
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+FKEY=0000,1,2,0
Response:
$OK:FKEY=1,2,0
Note 1) In the “SMS VIP Mask”, please pre-defined the contact phone number
and enable the $WP+SETVIP. The SMS report will be sent in following
format:
SOS Report
Unit ID: 2000000001
Date/Time: 20080401093519
Lon: 121.648843
Lat: 25.060511
Speed: 1 Km/h
Satellites: 9

$WP+RPHEAD
Description Enable/Disable to carry the header in returning message.
Format Write $WP+RPHEAD+[Tag]=[Password],[Enable/Disable],[Text]
Read $WP+ RPHEAD +[Tag]=[Password],?
Response $OK: RPHEAD +[Tag]=[Enable/Disable],[Text]
Error Response $ERR: RPHEAD +[Tag]=[Error Code]
Tag
characters)
0.Disable
Enable/Disable
1.Enable
The context in the maximum of 16 characters in ASCII
Text
format, except ‘,’.
Example Ex 1:
Issue command:
$WP+RPHEAD=0000, 1, VT10
Response:
$OK:RPHEAD=1, VT10
Ex 2 :
Read command:
$WP+RPHEAD=0000,?
Response:
$OK:RPHEAD=1, VT10
Notes 1) The Header only shows in the returning report with the Event ID, such as
tracking report, towing report, over speeding report, or user defined
report, etc.

$WP+VWT
Description Execute this command to enable voice wiretapping function. Once the device
receives this command then it will call out to the assigned phone number
automatically. The device will enable microphone and disable speaker
function once the phone line is connected. Thus, the user’s conversation will
be monitored by the assigned phone number. This function will be disabled
automatically once the phone line has been hung up.
Format $WP+VWT+[Tag]=[Password],[Phone number]
Response $OK:VWT+[Tag]=[Phone number]
Error Response $ERR:VWT+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
Phone The specific phone number which the device will call out. This
number phone number supports the international phone calls.
Example Ex:
Issue command:
$WP+VWT=0000,+886932400821
Response:
$OK:VWT=+886932400821

$WP+SETAE
Description Execute this command to set the analog input function. Once the input port
has been used for the analog function, the digital input port detection
function is disabled automatically.
Format $WP+SETAE+[Tag]=[Password],[Analog port
select],[Mode],[Action],
Write
[Minimum Voltage Level],[Maximum Voltage Level], [Duration],
[Output Port],[Output Control]
Read $WP+SETAE+[Tag]=[Password],[Analog port number]?
Response $OK:SETAE+[Tag]= [Analog port select],[Mode],[Action],
[Minimum Voltage Level],[Maximum Voltage Level], [Duration],[Output Port],
[Output Control]
Error Response $ERR:SETAE+[Tag]=[Error Code]
“0000”
1: Input 1 ( Event ID 65)
Analog Port
2: Input 2 ( Event ID 66)
0. Disable
1. Event triggered when the voltage level of analog input is in
the range of “Minimum Voltage Level” and “Maximum
Mode Voltage Level” for assigned time duration.
2. Event triggered when the voltage level is out the range of
“Minimum Voltage Level” and “Maximum Voltage Level” for
the assigned time duration

Action This parameter is to define the actions when the conditions

1. Logging:
the device will store the current GPS position information
for the specify event into the memory.
2. Polling:
the device will send the current GPS position information
for the specify event back to the base station.
the device will store the current GPS position
information for specific event into memory and send the
event back to the base station as well.
Minimum 0.00~30.00 volts
Voltage
Level
Maximum 0.00~30.00 volts
Voltage
Level
Duration 0~65535 seconds
Output Port 0: Disable
1. Output 1
2. Output 2
3. Output 3
4. Output 4
Output 0. Disable
Control 1. Enable
Example Issuing command:
$WP+SETAE=0000,1,1,3,10.00,20.00,15,3,1
Response:
$OK:SETAE=1,1,3,10.00,20.00,15,3,1
Notes 1) If the input 1 or input 2 report is not disabled in the $WP+SETDR
command then the default report might be triggered as well.
2) The analog port value will be attached in the returning string, please
refer to the Chapter 5 of this document.

8. Appendices:
8.1 Event ID Description:
Event ID Description Corresponding command Remark

0 Position data $WP+GETLOCATION
1 Logging position data $WP+REC
2 Track position data $WP+TRACK
3 Over speeding event $WP+SPD
4 Timer event $WP+TMRR
5 Tow event $WP+SETTOW
9 Off- speeding event $WP+SPD
11 Input 1 state changing event $WP+SETDR
40 Main Power Low Event $WP+SETDR
41 Main Power Lost Event $WP+SETDR
42 Main Power Voltage Recover $WP+SETDR
Event
43 Main Power Recover Event $WP+SETDR
46 Internal Backup Battery $WP+SETDR
Voltage Low Event
47 Internal Backup Battery $WP+SETDR
Voltage Recover Event
52 Function key report $WP+FKEY
65 Analog 1 event (input 1) $WP+SETAE
66 Analog 2 event (input 2) $WP+SETAE
100~149 User defined event position $WP+SETEVT

8.2 Returning Command Error List:

The error list will be indicating to “$ERR: Code number”
Error Code Description

0 Unknown communication error
1 Invalid password
2 Invalid command parameters
3 GSM SMS base phone number or GPRS Server IP address not set
4 Unable to detect GSM signal
5 GSM Failed
6 Unable to establish the GPRS connection
7 Download process interrupted
8 Voice busy tone
9 SIM PIN Code Error
10 Unsupported PDU mode
11 Write_RQ_error
12 Read_RQ_error
13 Log_Write_error
14 Log_Read_error
15 Invalid event
21 Incorrect GPRS setting / SIM Card Not Activated
Notes:
1. All error codes can be appeared via USB port communication.
2. Error code 1, 2, and 7 could be sent back over the air communication.

8.3 CMS Error List:

1 Unassigned (unallocated) number
8 Operator determined barring
10 Call barred
21 Short message transfer rejected
27 Destination out of service
28 Unidentified subscriber
29 Facility rejected
30 Unknown subscriber
38 Network out of order
41 Temporary failure
42 Congestion
47 Resources unavailable, unspecified
50 Requested facility not subscribed
69 Requested facility not implemented
81 Invalid short message transfer reference value
95 Invalid message, unspecified
96 Invalid mandatory information
97 Message type non-existent or not implemented
98 Message not compatible with short message protocol state
99 Information element non-existent or not implemented
111 Protocol error, unspecified
127 Interworking, unspecified
128 Telematic interworking not supported
129 Short message Type 0 not supported
130 Cannot replace short message
143 Unspecified TP-PID error
144 Data coding scheme (alphabet) not supported
145 Message class not supported
159 Unspecified TP-DCS error
160 Command cannot be actioned
161 Command unsupported
175 Unspecified TP-Command error

Error code Description

176 TP DU not supported
192 SC busy
193 No SC subscription
194 SC system failure
195 Invalid SME address
196 Destination SME barred
197 SM Rejected-Duplicate SM
198 TP-VPF not supported
199 TP-VP not supported
208 D0 SIM SMS storage full
209 No SMS storage capability in SIM
210 Error in MS
211 Memory Capacity Exceeded
212 SIM Application Toolkit Busy
213 SIM data download error
255 Unspecified error cause
300 ME failure
301 SMS service of ME reserved
302 Operation not allowed
303 Operation not supported
304 Invalid PDU mode parameter
305 Invalid text mode parameter
310 SIM not inserted
311 SIM PIN required
312 PH-SIM PIN necessary
313 SIM failure
314 SIM busy
315 SIM wrong
316 SIM PUK required
317 SIM PIN2 required
318 SIM PUK2 required
320 Memory failure
321 Invalid memory index

Error code Description

322 Memory full
330 SMSC address unknown
331 No network service
332 Network timeout
500 Unknown error
512 SIM not ready
513 Unread records on SIM
514 CB error unknown
515 PS busy
516 Invalid length
517 SM BL not ready
528 Invalid (non-hex) char in PDU

8.4 CME Error List:

3 Operation not allowed
4 Operation not supported
5 PH-SIM PIN required
6 PH-FSIM PIN required
7 PH-FSIM PUK required
10 SIM not inserted
11 SIM PIN required
12 SIM PUK required
13 SIM failure
14 SIM busy
15 SIM wrong
16 Incorrect password
17 SIM PIN2 required
18 SIM PUK2 required
20 Memory full
21 Invalid index
25 Invalid characters in text string
26 Dial string too long
27 Invalid characters in dial string
30 No network service
31 Network timeout
32 Network not allowed - emergency calls only
40 Network personalization PIN required
41 Network personalization PUK required
42 Network subset personalization PIN required
43 Network subset personalization PUK required
44 Service provider personalization PIN required
45 Service provider personalization PUK required
46 Corporate personalization PIN required
47 Corporate personalization PUK required
100 Unknown


103 Illegal MS
106 Illegal ME
107 GPRS services not allowed
111 PLMN not allowed
112 Location area not allowed
113 Roaming not allowed in this location area
132 Service option not supported
133 Requested service option not subscribed
134 Service option temporarily out of order
148 Unspecified GPRS error
149 PDP authentication failure
150 Invalid mobile class

9. About Wonde Proud Technology:

WondeX VT10 device is manufactured by Wonde Proud Technology. Wonde Proud Technology
provides advance solution for GPS related solutions including the various GPS components,
Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) device (data logger & real time tracking devices). Please contact
us at the phone and fax number list below or visit our website for further product information.
Wonde Proud Technology
Web site: http://www.wondeproud.com

Tel: +886-2-26968498
Fax: +886-2-26968499
Address: 4F., No.100,Sec.1,Shin Tai Wu Rd, Sijhih city, Taipei county 22102, Taiwan. R.O.C

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1. Introduction to WondeX VT10 Protocol Document:

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3. Syntax of “$WP” Commands:

Ex 1: Issuing commands (configure the parameters for a command):

Ex 2: Querying command parameters (read command parameters):

Ex3: Query the information (rather than parameters)

2. Ask for positioning information:

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Entering a series of $WP commands on Separate Lines:

4. Supported Communication Types:

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5. Parameter Format for Returning Messages:

Parameter format for returning string:

(RP Header): Header for returning message

Input port IG/ACC Input 4 Input 3 Input 2 Input 1

Voltage level for Input 1: 0.00V~30.00V

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Output port Output 4 Output 3 Output 2 Output 1

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6. Command List of WP Commands:

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$WP+TMRR Set up to reporting position for a certain time up to 3 times a day

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Input 1 delay time

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Base phone number for the GSM SMS base station.

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Domain Name System IP address. Please contact local ISP

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7) Keep_Alive message format (Data transmission by Hex format)

Ex:, received Synchronization message following:

8) If the control center software is installed in a computer which is located in

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Track Basis 0. Tracking report is sent ONLY IF GPS is fixed.

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8. Heading OR (Time AND Distance)

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Download task completes:

For Read command:

$OK:DLREC=number of logs (Start Date ~ End Date)

Error Response $ERR:DLREC+[Tag]=[Error Code]

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