GPS103-A
Wired into the vehicle
The same board sold under the GPS103 name, with a microphone input for listening in.
Coban devices speak a plain text protocol that has been copied by many other makers, so a no-name tracker with an SMS manual often turns out to be one of these. Basic but dependable: position, ignition, engine cut and an SOS button.
Connect a GPS103-A
- Server
- device.gpsaero.com
- Port
- 5001
- Protocol
- gps103 (TCP)
Usual configuration by SMS (the password is often 123456):
adminip123456 device.gpsaero.com 5001
Questions
- Does Aero Global Limited support the GPS103-A?
- Yes. The GPS103-A is part of the Coban family and speaks the gps103 protocol, which the platform accepts on port 5001 at device.gpsaero.com.
- How do I connect a GPS103-A?
- Add the tracker in the panel with its IMEI, then set the server address and port 5001 on the device. It appears on the map at its next report - nothing else inside the tracker is changed.
- Can I move a GPS103-A from another platform?
- Yes. Only the server address changes; the SIM, the IMEI and the wiring stay exactly as they are, so no vehicle has to be visited.
Try it with your GPS103-A
Point one device at the server and watch it on the map before you move anything else.