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'''Step 1:''' To open parser Software you will need to install: [https://www.java.com/en/ Java]
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'''Step 1:''' Open Java parser “Automatic-vehicle-location-representer” If you want to get download link to this software, please concact your sales manager.
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'''Step 2:''' Open parser Software. If you want to get a download link to this software, please contact your sales manager specifying this page link.
 
  
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'''Step 2:''' In “Automatic-vehicle-location-representer”  select TCP or UDP depending on the configuration done on the device, and specify in the "Port" section the corresponding port that you opened on the router. After adding the port, select "Listen".
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'''Step 3:''' Once opened, select TCP (1) or UDP (2) depending on the configuration done on the device. Type in the port number (3) that you have opened on the router in the "Port" section. After adding the port, press the "Listen" button (4).
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'''Step 3:''' Once button “Listen” is selected, the device starts pushing the data to the Listener. All data is also stored in the LOG, which can be found in the directory where you placed the Java parser start file.
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'''Step 4:''' Once you receive data from device you can push "Stop" button, after that copy data that you need to decode and go to Parser.
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'''Step 4:''' Once button “Listen” is selected, the software will start accepting data sent by the devices. Data received is stored in the session LOG files, which are found by clicking "Open Log" button (5).
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'''Step 5:''' Paste your data in "First window" after that select which data protocol you used to get this data and after that push "parse" button. You will receive decode data.
 
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'''Step 5:''' Once you received data from the device, you can push the "Stop" button (6) and copy data that you want to decode and go to "Parser" (7).
 
 
 
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'''Step 6:''' Paste your data in an appropriate area and select which data protocol (8) and push the "Parse" button (9). You will receive decode data.
 
 
 
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'''Step 7:''' AVL ID are shown in photo below, to find the required AVL ID please visit AVL ID list for the specific FM device (for example: [[FMB120 Teltonika Data Sending Parameters ID|FMB120]] ).
 
 
 
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Revision as of 12:57, 23 December 2020

Step 1: Open Java parser “Automatic-vehicle-location-representer” If you want to get download link to this software, please concact your sales manager.

Image12.png


Step 2: In “Automatic-vehicle-location-representer” select TCP or UDP depending on the configuration done on the device, and specify in the "Port" section the corresponding port that you opened on the router. After adding the port, select "Listen".

Image8.png

Step 3: Once button “Listen” is selected, the device starts pushing the data to the Listener. All data is also stored in the LOG, which can be found in the directory where you placed the Java parser start file.

Image9.png


Step 4: Once you receive data from device you can push "Stop" button, after that copy data that you need to decode and go to Parser.

Image10.png


Step 5: Paste your data in "First window" after that select which data protocol you used to get this data and after that push "parse" button. You will receive decode data.

Image11.png