I'm having problems with decoding my gps. When i manually identify the protocol, the hex decoder gives me the tk103"-format, but the logs appear as gps103 (as far as i understand the logs?)
Ppolling request recieved as sms gives coordinates as it should.
I've tried port 5001 (gps103) and 5002 (tk103). When i use port 5002, it still appears in the log as gps103.
5002:
2020-05-21 20:59:10 INFO: [392b9f3f: gps103 < 89.8.62.49] HEX: 283038373037343039343833344252303032303035323141353831392e373533334e30303831332e32333332453030302e303138353930383030302e30302c30303030303030304c303030303030303029
5001:
2020-05-21 20:44:26 INFO: [cf9a5d85: gps103 < 89.8.84.51] HEX: 283038373037343039343833344252303032303035323141353831392e353534364e30303831322e34343639453035352e313138343432343036312e36362c30303030303030304c303030303030303029
It's not possible to have two protocols on the same port, so it means that your device is still sending to the GPS103 port (5001).
I found a mis-configuration in my router pointing all ports to 5001.
Problem solved thanks to your answer :)
I'm having problems with decoding my gps. When i manually identify the protocol, the hex decoder gives me the tk103"-format, but the logs appear as gps103 (as far as i understand the logs?)
Ppolling request recieved as sms gives coordinates as it should.
I've tried port 5001 (gps103) and 5002 (tk103). When i use port 5002, it still appears in the log as gps103.
5002:
5001: