Queclink GV55 (GL200 Protocol) use crash alarm
Its me again :)
Would it be enough to add
case "CRA":
position.set(Position.KEY_ALARM, Position.ALARM_ACCIDENT);
break;
to the Gl200TextProtocolDecoder.java near line 1198?
Need to setup my stuff to be able to compile it myself i think...
Greetings
Daniel
Sounds right to me, but you should run some tests and see if it's the right place.
Heyho!
Just wanted to report back to you that it is working, added the 3 lines for case to Gl200TextProtocolDecoder.java and getting the Accident notification now :) Maybe you can implement it in a newer version.
Greetings
Daniel
Feel free to send a pull request.
Servus!
I found out that lots of stuff in the Gl200 Protocol is not working for the newest GV55 revision with 02/2020 firmware, worst thing is the ACK messages are not send but you need it if you want to use the buffer.
I got it working but i think i will implement it as a whole new protocol, the current "@TrackAir" protocol (name from the Queclink Protocol Documentation from december 2019) has much more capabilities then the Gl200 has implemented :)
When its done and tested (we are going to use it with almost all features on 50 service cars) i am going to do a pull request. But because i am not a java programmer it will take some time i think. But at first i have to look through the whole source and other protocols how things are going for example handle packets without location information or a way to store the acceleration-sensor data :D
Greetings
Daniel
Please make sure you do a proper comparison like here to show that there are really incompatible changes in the protocol:
Heyho!
I am currently trying to use the Queclink GV55 (GL200 Protocol) with traccar. Everything is working fine so far. Only thing that would be great is to use the crash detection. When a Crash is detected a Packet starting with +GTCRA is sent to the server followed by some GTCRD packets for the acceleration sensor data, but that is not needed. Goal is only to get a WEB (or E-Mail) alert on crash detection.
Is there an easy way to implement it into the protocol? I have the full documentation about the @Track Air Interface Protocol as PDF (250Sites). I Also know about programming, but java is new to me.
Greetings
Daniel