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DualCam FAQ

2023-10-26T07:23:28Z

Fouad Karman: /* Frequently asked questions regarding Dualcam solution */

'''Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about DualCam.

Please check answers here, if you will not find answer then fill the VIP HELP desk query.

===<big>Frequently asked questions regarding Dualcam solution</big>===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Question
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Comments
|-
|What is the best device to use DualCam with?
|Our FMX125 family devices are integrated to work best with DualCam solution, these include FMB125, FMC125 or FMB225 FMC225.
|-
|Firmware to install on FMX125 device for best DualCam support?
|The latest current firmware to use on FMX125 devices is 03.27.13.Rev.663 and latest for DualCam solution is V2.2.3, please see the link for the latest Firmware versions [[DualCam_Firmware_errata|here]]
|-
|Picture quality received is very blurry, what can I do?
|Please visit your configuration settings in RS232/RS485 Tab, in there you should see DualCam selected. With this selection, you should be able to see DualCam Feature Settings with available resolutions. There is a variety of different resolutions available ranging from 160x120 px to 1920x1080 px. Please note that selecting highest possible resolution will make a bigger file which will take longer to upload and consume more data compared to 1280x720 px size. We advice 1280x720 px as best choice.
|-
| MicroSD card is not detected, how to fix this?
|It is possible that your microSD card is formated under different file system, please format the card on the computer with the FAT32 file system and then try re-inserting the card again.
|-
|How can I quickly check if my camera is recording or whether it is in working order?
|It is advisable to test the camera upon arrival with our videoplayer.exe software [https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/Data_image/video_review#How_to_read_camera_data_from_SD_card here], the link to download it can be found on our wiki page. Simply download and click on .exe file extension and the program will open. In there, please follow the following steps as described in our wiki page here.
|-
|My FMX device does not send photo to server even with camreq:1,1 command, received packet is empty. What can I do?
| Camera image sending is not being sent as AVL data, it requires special protocol from the server side to be implemented. More information can be found on our wiki page here.
|-
|Can I configure my DualCAM over RS485 input for faster data transfer?
|Our DualCAM solution only works with RS232 input for more efficient development and lower power consumption.
|-
|I do not see DualCam as selection on my RS232 input, what to do?
| Please ensure that the configurator and firmware of your device is at the recommended version. If you are not sure which version of configurator you need, please contact your sales manager or create VIP HelpDesk query.
|-
|Why do I not see time and date on my photos and videos as seen in some other camera brands?
|This function is toggle-able and in order to turn it on, please go to your RS232/RS482 tab on your Configurator. In there please navigate to Camera Feature Settings and enable OCD Display. This feature will allow your camera to display date and time on pictures and videos.
|-
|I am not able to request photos to my Wialon server, the command is either unresponsive or shows me invalid command error.
|We have created a guide which you can follow step by step in order to set up your camera to Wialon servers. It is advisable to read through all of it as the there are specific steps to be taken in order to receive the photo, you can read more [[Wialon+DUAL CAM solution|here]].
|-
|There are further issues with my Wialon server, who to turn to for assistance and help?
|For any server-related issues please contact Wialon directly on support@gurtam.com.
|-
| What is the IP Rating of our Dual camera?
|The IP rating of Dualcam is IP41.
|-
|Is DualCam compatible with FMC225?
|Dualcam is compatible with FMC225. As FMC225 is developed on the existing platform, it keeps all the functionalities from FMC125.
|-
|Having configured the device when activating DIN1 to take an image (Front & Rear), and additionally capture a video (5 before & 5 after), which element will be sent first, we get only the image but not the video.
|The first item to be addressed will be the photo, as it has a higher priority. This issue has been resolved in the new firmware version 03.27.13.Rev:661, where you can now select the priority for either video or photo.
|-
|In case there is no coverage and an on state is generated (DIN1 = 1), the images and videos are stored for later sending? This is not happening.
|It will be stored in the buffer, and if there is no server connection for a long time, it will be removed. Only video can be requested again using a timestamp.
|-
|Using the Codec12 protocol it is possible to send a packet to request a multimedia capture to the equipment (only the requests by sms are working).
|Yes, it is possible, some platforms like Wialon using the GPRS command to ask for a video.
|-
|Our configuration on the Teltonika models regarding communication is using Codec 8 Extended over UDP, the transmission of multimedia data is by TCP, in case we want to send a request (OTA) it must be sent to the UDP or TCP socket. Both communication methods can coexist without problems in the device.
|It must be sent via TCP. We cannot guarantee that sending it via UDP will work, so only TCP is supported.
|-
|Dual Cam, does it record video constantly on the SD and send it on request, or does it only record when requested or by a trigger?
|It records video constantly and after a request, it cut off the video that you request.
|-
|What is the power consumption of Dual Cam in full operation?
|220mA night mode can reach up to 280mA
|-
|For the request of a video (by sms), using the command 'camreq:0,2,1684865884,5', understanding that 1684865884 is Unix time, if you want to take the video from the moment the request arrives at the Teltonika device is it possible? what happens if you put a value in Unix time lower than the current time, or a later one, for example, half an hour ahead of the present time?
|If the camera was working before the request arrived at the device, then it is possible. The camera can store up to 40 hours of video, so you should receive it if you request a video within this timeframe. However, please note that the request must be made when the camera was operational. If you request video from a time when the camera was powered off, you will not receive any video.
|-
|The requests (by sms) generate an answer, and in all of them appears the sentence 'Another footage upload is already in progress', even when we have not made another request.
|It is possible that the device is sending a video or attempting to send another file. It is better to have a LOG file that shows when you sent an SMS and what happens in the device when the request arrives.
|}

[[Category:Teltonika DualCam]]

DualCam FAQ

2023-10-26T07:21:21Z

Fouad Karman: /* Frequently asked questions regarding Dualcam solution */

'''Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about DualCam.

Please check answers here, if you will not find answer then fill the VIP HELP desk query.

===<big>Frequently asked questions regarding Dualcam solution</big>===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Question
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Comments
|-
|What is the best device to use DualCam with?
|Our FMX125 family devices are integrated to work best with DualCam solution, these include FMB125, FMC125 or FMB225 FMC225.
|-
|Firmware to install on FMX125 device for best DualCam support?
|The latest current firmware to use on FMX125 devices started with 03.27.13.Rev.362 and latest for DualCam solution is V2.2.3, please see the link for the latest Firmware versions [[DualCam_Firmware_errata|here]]
|-
|Picture quality received is very blurry, what can I do?
|Please visit your configuration settings in RS232/RS485 Tab, in there you should see DualCam selected. With this selection, you should be able to see DualCam Feature Settings with available resolutions. There is a variety of different resolutions available ranging from 160x120 px to 1920x1080 px. Please note that selecting highest possible resolution will make a bigger file which will take longer to upload and consume more data compared to 1280x720 px size. We advice 1280x720 px as best choice.
|-
| MicroSD card is not detected, how to fix this?
|It is possible that your microSD card is formated under different file system, please format the card on the computer with the FAT32 file system and then try re-inserting the card again.
|-
|How can I quickly check if my camera is recording or whether it is in working order?
|It is advisable to test the camera upon arrival with our videoplayer.exe software [https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/Data_image/video_review#How_to_read_camera_data_from_SD_card here], the link to download it can be found on our wiki page. Simply download and click on .exe file extension and the program will open. In there, please follow the following steps as described in our wiki page here.
|-
|My FMX device does not send photo to server even with camreq:1,1 command, received packet is empty. What can I do?
| Camera image sending is not being sent as AVL data, it requires special protocol from the server side to be implemented. More information can be found on our wiki page here.
|-
|Can I configure my DualCAM over RS485 input for faster data transfer?
|Our DualCAM solution only works with RS232 input for more efficient development and lower power consumption.
|-
|I do not see DualCam as selection on my RS232 input, what to do?
| Please ensure that the configurator and firmware of your device is at the recommended version. If you are not sure which version of configurator you need, please contact your sales manager or create VIP HelpDesk query.
|-
|Why do I not see time and date on my photos and videos as seen in some other camera brands?
|This function is toggle-able and in order to turn it on, please go to your RS232/RS482 tab on your Configurator. In there please navigate to Camera Feature Settings and enable OCD Display. This feature will allow your camera to display date and time on pictures and videos.
|-
|I am not able to request photos to my Wialon server, the command is either unresponsive or shows me invalid command error.
|We have created a guide which you can follow step by step in order to set up your camera to Wialon servers. It is advisable to read through all of it as the there are specific steps to be taken in order to receive the photo, you can read more [[Wialon+DUAL CAM solution|here]].
|-
|There are further issues with my Wialon server, who to turn to for assistance and help?
|For any server-related issues please contact Wialon directly on support@gurtam.com.
|-
| What is the IP Rating of our Dual camera?
|The IP rating of Dualcam is IP41.
|-
|Is DualCam compatible with FMC225?
|Dualcam is compatible with FMC225. As FMC225 is developed on the existing platform, it keeps all the functionalities from FMC125.
|-
|Having configured the device when activating DIN1 to take an image (Front & Rear), and additionally capture a video (5 before & 5 after), which element will be sent first, we get only the image but not the video.
|The first item to be addressed will be the photo, as it has a higher priority. This issue has been resolved in the new firmware version 03.27.13.Rev:661, where you can now select the priority for either video or photo.
|-
|In case there is no coverage and an on state is generated (DIN1 = 1), the images and videos are stored for later sending? This is not happening.
|It will be stored in the buffer, and if there is no server connection for a long time, it will be removed. Only video can be requested again using a timestamp.
|-
|Using the Codec12 protocol it is possible to send a packet to request a multimedia capture to the equipment (only the requests by sms are working).
|Yes, it is possible, some platforms like Wialon using the GPRS command to ask for a video.
|-
|Our configuration on the Teltonika models regarding communication is using Codec 8 Extended over UDP, the transmission of multimedia data is by TCP, in case we want to send a request (OTA) it must be sent to the UDP or TCP socket. Both communication methods can coexist without problems in the device.
|It must be sent via TCP. We cannot guarantee that sending it via UDP will work, so only TCP is supported.
|-
|Dual Cam, does it record video constantly on the SD and send it on request, or does it only record when requested or by a trigger?
|It records video constantly and after a request, it cut off the video that you request.
|-
|What is the power consumption of Dual Cam in full operation?
|220mA night mode can reach up to 280mA
|-
|For the request of a video (by sms), using the command 'camreq:0,2,1684865884,5', understanding that 1684865884 is Unix time, if you want to take the video from the moment the request arrives at the Teltonika device is it possible? what happens if you put a value in Unix time lower than the current time, or a later one, for example, half an hour ahead of the present time?
|If the camera was working before the request arrived at the device, then it is possible. The camera can store up to 40 hours of video, so you should receive it if you request a video within this timeframe. However, please note that the request must be made when the camera was operational. If you request video from a time when the camera was powered off, you will not receive any video.
|-
|The requests (by sms) generate an answer, and in all of them appears the sentence 'Another footage upload is already in progress', even when we have not made another request.
|It is possible that the device is sending a video or attempting to send another file. It is better to have a LOG file that shows when you sent an SMS and what happens in the device when the request arrives.
|}

[[Category:Teltonika DualCam]]

DualCam FAQ

2023-10-26T07:18:07Z

Fouad Karman:

'''Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about DualCam.

Please check answers here, if you will not find answer then fill the VIP HELP desk query.

===<big>Frequently asked questions regarding Dualcam solution</big>===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Question
! style="background: #0054A6; color: white;" |Comments
|-
|What is the best device to use DualCam with?
|Our FMX125 family devices are integrated to work best with DualCam solution, these include FMB125, FMC125 or FMB225 FMC225.
|-
|Firmware to install on FMX125 device for best DualCam support?
|The latest current firmware to use on FMX125 devices started with 03.27.13.Rev.362 and latest for DualCam solution is V2.2.3, please see the link for the latest Firmware versions [[https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/DualCam_Firmware_errata|here]]

|Picture quality received is very blurry, what can I do?
|Please visit your configuration settings in RS232/RS485 Tab, in there you should see DualCam selected. With this selection, you should be able to see DualCam Feature Settings with available resolutions. There is a variety of different resolutions available ranging from 160x120 px to 1920x1080 px. Please note that selecting highest possible resolution will make a bigger file which will take longer to upload and consume more data compared to 1280x720 px size. We advice 1280x720 px as best choice.
|-
| MicroSD card is not detected, how to fix this?
|It is possible that your microSD card is formated under different file system, please format the card on the computer with the FAT32 file system and then try re-inserting the card again.
|-
|How can I quickly check if my camera is recording or whether it is in working order?
|It is advisable to test the camera upon arrival with our videoplayer.exe software [https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/Data_image/video_review#How_to_read_camera_data_from_SD_card here], the link to download it can be found on our wiki page. Simply download and click on .exe file extension and the program will open. In there, please follow the following steps as described in our wiki page here.
|-
|My FMX device does not send photo to server even with camreq:1,1 command, received packet is empty. What can I do?
| Camera image sending is not being sent as AVL data, it requires special protocol from the server side to be implemented. More information can be found on our wiki page here.
|-
|Can I configure my DualCAM over RS485 input for faster data transfer?
|Our DualCAM solution only works with RS232 input for more efficient development and lower power consumption.
|-
|I do not see DualCam as selection on my RS232 input, what to do?
| Please ensure that the configurator and firmware of your device is at the recommended version. If you are not sure which version of configurator you need, please contact your sales manager or create VIP HelpDesk query.
|-
|Why do I not see time and date on my photos and videos as seen in some other camera brands?
|This function is toggle-able and in order to turn it on, please go to your RS232/RS482 tab on your Configurator. In there please navigate to Camera Feature Settings and enable OCD Display. This feature will allow your camera to display date and time on pictures and videos.
|-
|I am not able to request photos to my Wialon server, the command is either unresponsive or shows me invalid command error.
|We have created a guide which you can follow step by step in order to set up your camera to Wialon servers. It is advisable to read through all of it as the there are specific steps to be taken in order to receive the photo, you can read more [[Wialon+DUAL CAM solution|here]].
|-
|There are further issues with my Wialon server, who to turn to for assistance and help?
|For any server-related issues please contact Wialon directly on support@gurtam.com.
|-
| What is the IP Rating of our Dual camera?
|The IP rating of Dualcam is IP41.
|-
|Is DualCam compatible with FMC225?
|Dualcam is compatible with FMC225. As FMC225 is developed on the existing platform, it keeps all the functionalities from FMC125.
|-
|Having configured the device when activating DIN1 to take an image (Front & Rear), and additionally capture a video (5 before & 5 after), which element will be sent first, we get only the image but not the video.
|The first item to be addressed will be the photo, as it has a higher priority. This issue has been resolved in the new firmware version 03.27.13.Rev:661, where you can now select the priority for either video or photo.
|-
|In case there is no coverage and an on state is generated (DIN1 = 1), the images and videos are stored for later sending? This is not happening.
|It will be stored in the buffer, and if there is no server connection for a long time, it will be removed. Only video can be requested again using a timestamp.
|-
|Using the Codec12 protocol it is possible to send a packet to request a multimedia capture to the equipment (only the requests by sms are working).
|Yes, it is possible, some platforms like Wialon using the GPRS command to ask for a video.
|-
|Our configuration on the Teltonika models regarding communication is using Codec 8 Extended over UDP, the transmission of multimedia data is by TCP, in case we want to send a request (OTA) it must be sent to the UDP or TCP socket. Both communication methods can coexist without problems in the device.
|It must be sent via TCP. We cannot guarantee that sending it via UDP will work, so only TCP is supported.
|-
|Dual Cam, does it record video constantly on the SD and send it on request, or does it only record when requested or by a trigger?
|It records video constantly and after a request, it cut off the video that you request.
|-
|What is the power consumption of Dual Cam in full operation?
|220mA night mode can reach up to 280mA
|-
|For the request of a video (by sms), using the command 'camreq:0,2,1684865884,5', understanding that 1684865884 is Unix time, if you want to take the video from the moment the request arrives at the Teltonika device is it possible? what happens if you put a value in Unix time lower than the current time, or a later one, for example, half an hour ahead of the present time?
|If the camera was working before the request arrived at the device, then it is possible. The camera can store up to 40 hours of video, so you should receive it if you request a video within this timeframe. However, please note that the request must be made when the camera was operational. If you request video from a time when the camera was powered off, you will not receive any video.
|-
|The requests (by sms) generate an answer, and in all of them appears the sentence 'Another footage upload is already in progress', even when we have not made another request.
|It is possible that the device is sending a video or attempting to send another file. It is better to have a LOG file that shows when you sent an SMS and what happens in the device when the request arrives.
|}

[[Category:Teltonika DualCam]]

FMC640 Manual

2023-04-18T10:05:10Z

Fouad Karman:

* [[FMC640 General description|General description]]
* [[FMC640 LED status|LED behaviour description]]
* [[FMC640 Sleep modes|Sleep modes]]
* [[FMC640 Dual SIM|Dual SIM]]
* [[FMC640 Configuration|Configuration using Teltonika Configurator]]
* [[FMC640 RS-232 and RS-485|RS-232 and RS-485]]
* [[FMC640 Mobileye|Mobileye]]
* [[FMC640 CAN adapters|LV-CAN200 and ALL-CAN300 CAN adapters]]
* [[FMC640 Short Burst Data]]
* [[FMC640 J1708|FMC640 and J1708 Connection]]
* [[FMC640 Carrier|FMC640 and Carrier Freezer]]
* [[FMC640 Thermograph]]
* [[FMC640 SMS/GPRS command list|SMS/GPRS command list]]
* [[FMC640 Device Family Parameter list|Parameter list]]
* [[FMC640 Glossary|Glossary]]
* [[Tachograph Lookup]]
* [[Tachograph files download with Wialon platform]]
* [[Mounting recommendations]]
* [[FMC640_BLE_module_update|FMC640 BLE module update]]
* [[How to connect FMC640 with FMS Cable]]
* [[How to Install FMC640 on DAF XF]]
* [[How to install FMC640 to MB Actros]]
* [[How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable|How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable]]
* [[FMC640 Accessories|Accessories]]
* [[FMS_Tell_Tale_Status|FMS Tell Tale Status]]
* [[FMC640 FMS Eco Driving|FMS Eco Driving]]
* [[Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode]]
[[Category:FMC640]]

FMB641 Manual

2023-04-18T10:04:09Z

Fouad Karman:

* [[FMB641 General description|General description]]
* [[FMB641 LED status|LED behaviour description]]
* [[FMB641 Sleep modes|Sleep modes]]
* [[FMB641 Dual SIM|Dual SIM]]
* [[FMB641 Configuration|Configuration using Teltonika Configurator]]
* [[FMB641 RS-232 and RS-485|RS-232 and RS-485]]
* [[FMB641 Mobileye|Mobileye]]
* [[FMB641 CAN adapters|LV-CAN200 and ALL-CAN300 CAN adapters]]
* [[FMB641 Short Burst Data]]
* [[FMB641 J1708|FMB641 and J1708 Connection]]
* [[FMB641 Carrier|FMB641 and Carrier Freezer]]
* [[FMB641 Thermograph]]
* [[FMB641 SMS/GPRS command list|SMS/GPRS command list]]
* [[FMB641 Device Family Parameter list|Parameter list]]
* [[FMB641 Glossary|Glossary]]
* [[FM6_Testing_RS-232_and_RS-485_TCP_Link_Mode|Testing RS232 and RS485]]
* [[Mounting recommendations]]
* [[Tachograph files download with Wialon platform]]
* [[How to connect FMB641 with FMS Cable]]
* [[How to Install FMB641 on DAF XF]]
* [[How to install FMB641 to MB Actros]]
* [[How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable|How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable]]
* [[FMB641 Accessories|Accessories]]
* [[FMS_Tell_Tale_Status|FMS Tell Tale Status]]
* [[Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode]]

[[Category:FMB641]]

FMB640 Manual

2023-04-18T10:00:54Z

Fouad Karman:

* [[FMB640 General description|General description]]
* [[FMB640 LED status|LED behaviour description]]
* [[FMB640 Sleep modes|Sleep modes]]
* [[FMB640 Dual SIM|Dual SIM]]
* [[FMB640 Configuration|Configuration using Teltonika Configurator]]
* [[FMB640 RS-232 and RS-485|RS-232 and RS-485]]
* [[FMB640 Mobileye|Mobileye]]
* [[FMB640 CAN adapters|LV-CAN200 and ALL-CAN300 CAN adapters]]
* [[FMB640 Short Burst Data]]
* [[FMB640 J1708|FMB640 and J1708 Connection]]
* [[FMB640 Carrier|FMB640 and Carrier Freezer]]
* [[FMB640 Thermograph]]
* [[FMB640 SMS/GPRS command list|SMS/GPRS command list]]
* [[FMB640 Device Family Parameter list|Parameter list]]
* [[FMB640 Glossary|Glossary]]
* [[FM6_Testing_RS-232_and_RS-485_TCP_Link_Mode|Testing RS232 and RS485]]
* [[Mounting recommendations]]
* [[Tachograph files download with Wialon platform]]
* [[How to connect FMB640 with FMS Cable]]
* [[How to Install FMB640 on DAF XF]]
* [[How to install FMB640 to MB Actros]]
* [[How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable|How to download DDD files with Front Panel Cable]]
* [[FMB640 Accessories|Accessories]]
* [[FMS_Tell_Tale_Status|FMS Tell Tale Status]]
* [[FMB640 FMS Eco Driving|FMS Eco Driving]].
* [[Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode]].

[[Category:FMB641]]

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2023-03-23T10:17:23Z

Fouad Karman:

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-03-23T07:52:58Z

Fouad Karman: image size

==='''Introduction:''' Understanding what is FMB640 RS232/RS485 TCP Link mode:===

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 to the RS232 on COM1: ===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to your PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

==== Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:TCP ASCII Receive.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|660x660px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-03-23T07:49:16Z

Fouad Karman:

==='''Introduction:''' Understanding what is FMB640 RS232/RS485 TCP Link mode:===

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 to the RS232 on COM1: ===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to your PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

==== Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.
[[File:TCP ASCII Receive.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

File:TCP ASCII Receive.jpg

2023-03-23T07:47:45Z

Fouad Karman:

TCP ASCII Receive

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-26T07:02:21Z

Fouad Karman:

==='''Introduction:''' Understanding what is FMB640 RS232/RS485 TCP Link mode:===

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 to the RS232 on COM1: ===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

==== Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-26T06:54:11Z

Fouad Karman:

==='''Introduction:''' Understanding what is FMB640 RS232/RS485 TCP Link mode:===

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 to the RS232 on COM1: ===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-26T06:44:16Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 to the RS232 on COM1: ===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T11:14:34Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.|frameless]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T11:10:06Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS_sittings_.jpg|alt=|frameless|1164x1164px]][[File:RS232_Sittings.jpg|alt=|frameless|1167x1167px]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T11:05:47Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS sittings .jpg|alt=|center|thumb|1164x1164px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:RS232 Sittings.jpg|alt=|center|frameless|1167x1167px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Hercules .jpg|alt=|none|thumb|666x666px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.
[[File:Terminal.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|1002x1002px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Final MSG.jpg|alt=|none|thumb|737x737px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

File:Terminal.jpg

2023-02-22T11:03:54Z

Fouad Karman:

File:Final MSG.jpg

2023-02-22T10:48:11Z

Fouad Karman:

File:Hercules .jpg

2023-02-22T10:45:17Z

Fouad Karman:

Hercules 1

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T10:38:30Z

Fouad Karman: /* Step 2. FMx640 Configuration: */

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:GPRS sittings .jpg|alt=|center|thumb|1162x1162px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:RS232 Sittings.jpg|alt=|center|frameless|1167x1167px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

File:GPRS sittings .jpg

2023-02-22T10:37:12Z

Fouad Karman:

GPRS Menu

File:RS232 Sittings.jpg

2023-02-22T10:30:23Z

Fouad Karman:

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T06:35:40Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking it with any port checker websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T06:32:53Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T06:28:37Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

====Links for download====
1. [https://www.hw-group.com/software/hercules-setup-utility Hercules SETUP utility]

2. [https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/Terminal20141030.zip?attredirects=0&d=1 Terminal download]

[[Category:FMB640 Manual| 6]]

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T06:27:14Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-22T06:25:21Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

===='''2.1.''' Message Timestamp====

Message Timestamp parameter is used to determine if it is necessary to include a timestamp in the RS232 TCP packet when sending it to the server. If the parameter is Enabled, then Codec 13 is used for data sending. Otherwise, Codec 12 is used.

You can also use RS485 which is also suitable for Ascii TCP Link mode. In order to make a link between FMx640 device and server, Domain and Target Server Port have to be set in the working device profile, GPRS data sending Settings section. When the right parameters are set, you can save the configuration to the FMx640 device.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|444x444px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:45:55Z

Fouad Karman: /* Step 4. Receiving messages with Hercules: */

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:45:29Z

Fouad Karman: /* Step 2. FMx640 Configuration: */

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configure RS232 Sittings|alt=]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|555x555px|Sending messages with Hercules|alt=]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|600x600px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules|alt=]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:29:33Z

Fouad Karman: /* Step 1. Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection: */

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|800x800px|Configuring server sitting|alt=]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:19:06Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' Connect the FMx640 with the RS232 on COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' FMx640 Configuration:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below websites.

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:05:36Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''Step 1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''Step 2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

==='''Step 3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''Step 4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion of this test:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:04:40Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==='''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:===

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

==='''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:===

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

==='''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:===

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

==='''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:===

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

==='''The Conclusion of this test:'''===

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2023-02-21T11:03:03Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:
[[File:FMX640 and RS232 illustration v1.2.png|alt=|center|thumb|800x800px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T12:32:23Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

==1.== First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T12:31:23Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1020x1020px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1012x1012px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1062x1062px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|727x727px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T12:30:21Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1007x1007px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1010x1010px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

. Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1112x1112px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T08:01:58Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]

You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1100x1100px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T07:55:04Z

Fouad Karman:

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1100x1100px|Terminal Log Sending Text|alt=]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

Teltonika FMx 640 With TCP Link Mode

2022-12-12T07:51:54Z

Fouad Karman: Created page with "In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port..."

In this mode link with external device (for example PC) using text messages can be established. FMx has to be connected to the external device through RS 232 on COM1/COM2 port of FMx. Any string of data coming to COM port will be routed to server (if link is currently active). Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format. Here for TCP link establishment, we will use Hercules. For sending messages from FMx to server Terminal will be used.

'''1.''' First you have to connect the FMx640 with the RS232. On COM1 The below picture illustrates the connection:

[[File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg|center|thumb|500x500px|A Picture to Illustrate the Physical Connection from device side.]]

'''2.''' Second step after the connections, you must configure the FMx640:

The FMx configurator you have to set parameters for COM1 or COM2 (depends on which COM port you are using) in global parameters window. You have to modify the server sittings to you PC IP and your TCP port.

[[File:1 server Fuad.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configuring server sitting]]
[[File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Configure RS232 Sittings]]

· Modify the Mode from silent to TCP/UDP Ascii mode.

· Make sure that the Baud rate is matching with the baud rate in the terminal, in our example it is the sensor

'''Note:''' Try to make sure that your TCP Port is open by checking the below website:

Port Checker - [https://portchecker.co/ Check Open Ports Online]

'''3.''' Establishing FMx test link with server through Hercules and sending messages with Hercule:

In this case we have a PC that is considered to be a server and an external device at the same time. When FMx is configured and connected to the external device, next that we have to do is to start Hercules which is in server side and will be used for sending and receiving messages.

Here you have to send acknowledgement after receiving the IMEI from the device. then You have to send 01 as a server response.

[[File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg|center|thumb|667x667px|Sending messages with Hercules]]
You have to choose TCP Server section from the upper menu. In the marked fields.

'''4.''' Receiving messages with Hercules:

In this step we need to use the terminal log. When you want to send a message from FMx 640 to the server, write it in Terminal but change your com port and select port which is assigned for COM1/COM2.

[[File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png|center|thumb|1200x1200px|Terminal Log Sending Text]]

After doing the mentioned configuration you can type your message in the marked field, check +CR and press Send button. If sent successfully, you will see it in Hercules Received data field.

[[File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png|center|thumb|800x800px|Receiving Text from The Terminal to Server Hercules]]

'''The Conclusion of this test:'''

In this mode link with an external device for example PC using text messages can be established. We can apply this scenario on FMx640 or FMx125 which have to be connected to the external device through RS232 or RS485. Any string of data coming to device via RS232 or RS485 will be routed to the server ''(if the link is currently active)''. Messages that are exchanged between FMx device and server, have to be packed in Codec.12 format and will receive to the Hercules receiver successfully.

File:Receiving Text From The Terminal to Server Hercules.png

2022-12-12T07:47:35Z

Fouad Karman:

Receiving Text from the Terminal to Server Hercules

File:Terminal Log Sending Text.png

2022-12-12T07:41:33Z

Fouad Karman:

Terminal Log Sending Text

File:Sending messages with Hercules.jpg

2022-12-12T07:35:36Z

Fouad Karman:

Sending messages with Hercules

File:Configure RS232 Sittings FMC640.jpg

2022-12-12T07:15:52Z

Fouad Karman:

Configure RS232 Sittings

File:FMC640 RS232 fuad.jpg

2022-12-12T07:03:51Z

Fouad Karman:

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