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Configure GPS tracker

Initially set up your GPS devices for live tracking in RACEMAP sports tracking platform.

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Last updated 5 months ago

You can purchase GPS trackers directly from RACEMAP at . We provide the GPS units ready-to-use with our M2M SIM cards, the latest firmware, and configurations. Alternatively, you can buy devices independently and use your preferred SIM cards. In that case, you can configure the trackers on your own.

This section covers Queclink GL3xx series and LK106 trackers provided by us. For the other supported devices consult your supplier for the necessary commands for initial configuration. .

Communication with Racemap server of GPS devices supporting DNS:

  • domain racemap.com

  • port 5000

All other GPS devices

  • ip 116.203.167.141

  • port 5000

There are two ways to configure GPS devices.

1. Remote configuration for multiple devices at once with automation and scaling potential.

2. Physical configuration of devices one by one with a computer, the Queclink manage tool (download) through a cable.

After successful configuration, the devices are ready to establish a TCP connection with Racemap and you can communicate remotely through the tracker management eg. to send commands.

https://racemap.com/gps-tracker#buy
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