Coban GPS303F/G

Supported features

Server Integration

Server Address	tracker.navixy.com
Server IP Address	217.23.132.215
Server port	47750

General information

Purpose	Vehicle
Installation	Professional

Housing

Weight	70 g (2.47 oz.)
Size	96x53x16 mm (3.78x2.09x0.63 in)
Waterproof class	IP6X

GNSS Location

Internal antenna (GNSS)	Yes
GPS	Yes
Chipset	NewStar, NS-1315

Connectivity

Cellular network type	GSM Quad Band
Internal antenna (Connection)	Yes
Cellular network generation	2G

Interfaces

Number of outputs	2
Number of inputs (all types)	4
ACC/Ignition input	Yes	Supported
Discrete inputs	Yes	Supported
Analog inputs	Yes	Supported
Outputs	Yes	Supported

Hardware features

Battery capacity	700 mAh
Built-in battery	Yes
Emergency button	Yes	Supported
Non-volatile memory	Optional
Engine block relay	Yes	Supported

Hardware extras

Fuel level sensor reading	Yes	Supported
Voice listening	Yes	On request
Emergency button	Yes	Supported
Wireless keypad	Optional	Supported
Engine block special control	Yes	Supported

Tracking features

Tracking modes	Continuous
Location by Cell ID	Yes	Supported

Events monitoring

Battery low	Yes	Supported
External power cut off	Yes	Supported

Remote management

Server connection setup over SMS	Yes	Supported
Remote device configuration	Yes (over GPRS)	Supported
Device ID type	Static (IMEI)
Message exchange format	ASCII
Forced GNSS location update over SMS	Yes	On request

Certification

CE	Yes
FCC	Yes

How to connect to Navixy server

Coban GPS303 is tightly integrated with this software platform.

Activation process

Automatic activation (recommended)

The software platform supports automatic device activation by applying APN settings, server address and port, as well as recommended tracking mode though the SMS channel. Normally you don’t need to configure anything manually. Just install the SIM card, switch the device ON and make sure it is located in the place with good GPS signal reception.

When you activate a device, the following SMS commands are sent from server to device:

SMS command from Server to Device	SMS reply from Device to Server	Command explanation
begin123456	begin ok!	Activating device setup
apn123456 <apn_name>	APN ok	Set up APN name
up123456 <apn_login> <apn_pass>	user,password ok!	Set APN login and password
gprs123456	gprs OK!	Enable GPRS mode
adminip123456 217.23.132.215 47750	adminip ok!	Set up server address and port

Some parameters will depend on your cellular network operator:

<apn_name> – APN name
<apn_login> – APN login
<apn_pass> – APN password

As soon as these commands are executed the GPS tracker will connect to the server, and the rest of configuration process will be done via GPRS channel.

Important notice:

Do not set any password on the device (by default: “123456”)
Do not set any master number prior to the device activation
Do not set the Time zone, it must be UTC+0h as per default
Do not set any pin-code to your SIM card

Manual configuration

If you experience issues with the SMS delivery from the platform to device in your country, you can setup device manually by sending the above list of commands from your mobile phone.

Default settings

Tracking mode

By default tracking by distance (100m.) is set, as field tests show this is one of the most preferable tracking modes. However, you can change tracking mode remotely in “Device” section.

Rules

SOS button. When you activate a GPS303 device, the new rule “Emergency (SOS) button” is created automatically. That means the event will be logged by default and shown on the screen and in Monitor mobile application. If you want to get instant notifications by Email, SMS you should update contacts in this rule.