TELTONIKA FMB+FMB Backup Tracker Instructions
- September 6, 2024
- teltonika
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FMB+FMB Backup Tracker
Introduction to Backup Tracker functionality
FMB+FMB Backup Tracker is a new feature which allows to transform device’s
work-mode to work as a backup tracker.
Each backup tracker’s scan cycle lasts up to 60 seconds. If during those 60
seconds the Backup tracker is:
- Able to catch 15 valid Main tracker packets, the scan will stop and the device will wait for next cycle to start.
- Unable to catch at least 15 valid Main tracker packets, an alarm record will be generated with AVL ID 1153. After delay timeout (s) is reached, device will send that generated record to the server and enable other record generation/sending (Periodic and Eventual record).
Backup functionality logic
Each time the device is starts up or gets reconfigured, it checks if either
main or backup tracker modes are enabled on the current configuration.
Both modes have some common initialization procedures:
- Check if Sleep Mode (ID: 102) is configured to Ultra Sleep (4). If it is, set Sleep Mode to Disabled (0). This means that both tracker modes overwrite configured Ultra Sleep mode and it‘s impossible to use Ultra Sleep mode with this functionality enabled;
- Non stop scanning (ID: 1115) is set Disable (0);
- BLE connection control (ID: 1112) is set to Prohibit (0);
- All BLE connectionless functionalities are set to Disabled (0).
Then, both modes have some unique initialization procedures (specific to the tracker mode): Main tracker mode:
- Beacon Detection (ID: 134) is set to Disabled (0);
- BLE packet sending gets initialized and works according to flowchart.
Backup tracker mode:
- Beacon Detection (ID: 134) is set to All (1);
- All record generation is disabled. This means that if the device is not detecting the main tracker and starts generating records, it can be reconfigured or hard reset, and it will only start generating records again after the next failed scan (aka after next alarm record).
- Record sending is queued up to stop. Device waits for any currently queued up record sending to finish, so there might be a delay for this full record sending stop to occur.
Packet format
Parameter list
Parameter ID| Name| Data Type| Value range|
Description
---|---|---|---|---
Min| Max| Default
70200| FMB Tracker mode| Uint8| 0| 2| 0| 0 – Disabled;
1 – Main;
2 – Backup.
70201| FMB Tracker mode| String| –| 15| –| IMEI of the tracker which is
configured as a main tracker
70202| Update frequency| Uint16| 60| 65535| 120| Frequency, at which backup
tracker should start scanning for Main Tracker BLE packets.
70203| Delay timeout| Uint16| 0| 65535| 0| Delay, after which backup tracker
starts sending records after an alarm occurs
Firmware compatibility
To start working with FMB + FMB functionality 03.27.13.Rev.452 firmware or
newer will be required to be used. You can check what devices are compatible
with using this firmware on Compability table for FMB + FMB backup
tracking page.
Limitations
Since the feature relies on Bluetooth® functionality, all of the existing
Bluetooth® limitations are applied. One of such limitations is the fact that
FMB devices only store up to 100 BLE devices per scan. This means, that if
there are more than 100 BLE devices in the surrounding environment, backup
tracker being able to catch main tracker packets in time gets reduced.
Setup instructions
To ENABLE backup feature on FMBxxx device:
Both devices:
- Make sure Ultra Sleep mode → Disabled
- Bluetooth® → BT Radio set to Enable(visible)
Main device:
- Bluetooth® 4.0 → select Main Tracker
Backup device:
- Bluetooth® 4.0 → select Backup Tracker
- Enter main device IMEI (15 digits)
- Set Update frequency to how frequent you want backup tracker to scan.
- Set Delay timeout to delay sending alarm record. Leave it default (0) if you want to immediately receive alarm record.
- Configure your APN and Server settings in GPRS section.
Parsed data
000000000000004A8E010000016B412CEE0001000000000000000000000000000000 0481
0005000100010100010011001D00010010015E2C880002000B00000000
3544C87A000E000000001DD7E06A00000100002994
AVL Data Packet
AVL Data | AVL Data Packet Part | HEX Code Part |
---|
Zero Bytes
Data Field Length
Codec ID
Number of Data 1 (Records)
Timestamp
Priority
Longitude
Latitude
Altitude
Angle
Satellites
Speed
Event IO ID
N of Total ID
N1 of One Byte IO
1’st IO ID
1’st IO Value
N2 of Two Bytes IO
1’st IO ID
1’st IO Value
N4 of Four Bytes IO
1’st IO ID
1’st IO Value
N8 of Eight Bytes IO
1’st IO ID
1’st IO Value
2’nd IO ID
2’nd IO Value
NX of X Byte IO
Number of Data 2 (Number of Total Records)
CRC-16| 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 4A
8E
01
00 00 01 6B 41 2C EE 00 (GMT: Monday, June 10, 2019 11:36:32 AM)
01
00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
00 00
00 00
00
00 00
04 81 (AVL: 1153 – Backup Tracker Alarm)
00 05
00 01
00 01 (AVL ID: 1, Name: DIN1)
01
00 01
00 11 (AVL ID: 17, Name: Axis X)
00 1D
00 01
00 10 (AVL ID: 16, Name: Total Odometer)
01 5E 2C 88
00 02
00 0B (AVL ID: 11, Name: ICCID1)
00 00 00 00 35 44 C8 7A
00 0E (AVL ID: 14, Name: ICCID2)
00 00 00 00 1D D7 E0 6A
00 00
01
00 00 29 94
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