TK103
Wired into the vehicle
The tracker that put GPS in millions of cars: wired, 2G, engine cut, configured entirely by SMS.
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 TK103
- 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 TK103?
- Yes. The TK103 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 TK103?
- 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 TK103 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 TK103
Point one device at the server and watch it on the map before you move anything else.