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Main Page > General Information > Fleet Management platforms > Flespi with Fleet Management (FM)Introduction
Many clients who own a Teltonika device ask how to create a server to send data to. To get you a quick start, we present you a tutorial with the most important steps that have to be taken, when setting up your device to send data to the server – flespi platform!
First time with flespi
1. Go to flespi.io
2. Click on Login/Register button
3. Click on one of the icons to register with
In the example, registering is done as shown in the picture:
4. After clicking the ‘@’ icon, click the REGISTER button
5. Fill the required fields in order to register
NOTE: When logging in the first time, a platform generates a MASTER FLESPI TOKEN, therefore you
will not be required to use a password, when logging into the platform next time. To login next
time, simply to press the fingerprint icon, visual example is shown below
How to add a device
1. Click on Telematics Hub to expand the panel
2. Click Devices tab
3. To add a device, click '+' button, which is at the bottom right corner of the screen
4. After '+' clicking button, a Device tab appears in which you have to fill the fields
5. Once saved, a created device in device tab appears
How to create a channel
1. Click on Telematics Hub to expand the panel
2. Click Channels tab
3. To add a channel, click '+' button, which is at the bottom right corner of the screen
4. After '+' clicking button, a Channel tab appears in which you have to fill the following fields
5. Once the saving is done, a channel is created. In example below, a channel named TELTONIKA_TEST is created
How to connect a device to created channel
In instructions 'How to create a channel' a channel has been created with channel IP Address/Domain and Port numbers. To connect to that
channel, the device must be configured. IP Address/Domain and Port numbers are shown in image below.
Teltonika configurator: Setting up a device for communication with the server
1. Press GPRS tab
More information about GPRS panel and it's parameters for each device can be found here: |
2. In GPRS->Server settings -> Domain field, enter flespi domain |
Note: To configure how frequently the device sends data to the flespi platform, go to Data Acquisition settings
and set On stop, Moving parameters in the configurator. In the example below, the device has been
configured to:
- Min Period – Acquire a new record every 5 seconds
- Min Saved Records – Have minimum 5 records in one data packet that can be sent to the server
- Send Period – Send records to the server every 30 seconds.
More information about Data acquisition panel for each device can be found here:
TST100 | TFT100 | GH5200 | TMT250
Tracking proximity records on flespi
Before going any further, make sure you have configured proximity settings!
- To find out more about proximity feature visit: About proximity
- To start a Proximity Quick Start Guide visit: Proximity functionality Quick Start Guide
1. Go to flespi.io platform
2. Login and select Channels panel
3. Tap on a channel
4. When selected, a channel window appears. Click on TOOLBOX
5. When TOOLBOX is opened, a new screen appears, where records from the device sent to the channel can be seen
6. Click on icon, which is at the bottom right side as shown in the picture below
7. In the search field, search for these parameters:
- proximity.duration
- proximity.violation.ident
- custom.param.889
Click on the eye button to add each of the searched columns
8. If everything is done correctly, at the bottom, three new recently added columns are visible
9. Now unplug the devices and test proximity feature. When proximity event happens, the device sends data to the flespi platform.
Column name | Description |
proximity.duration | Time period proximity event has happened in seconds |
proximity.violation.ident | IMEI number of devices that have violated the personal space. |
custom.param.889 | AVL ID – 889 Shows proximity state: On-Entrace event sends value – 16, On-Exit event sends value – 0 |
Tracking ManDown records on flespi
- To find out about ManDown feature visit: GH5200 | TMT250
- To learn how to configure a ManDown feature visit: ManDown scenario
1. Go to flespi.io platform
2. Login and select Channels panel
3. Tap on a channel
4. When selected, a channel window appears. Click on TOOLBOX
5. When TOOLBOX is opened, a new screen appears, where records from the device sent to the channel can be seen
6. Click on icon, which is at the bottom right side as shown in the picture below
7. In the search field, search for mandown.alarm.status parameter
Click on the eye button to add a column
8. If everything is done correctly, at the bottom, a new recently added column is visible: mandown.alarm.status
9. When a ManDown event happens, the device sends a record to flespi platform
In door tracking using BLE advertising Beacons on flespi
To learn how to configure in door tracking using BLE advertising Beacons visit: How to read data from BLE Beacons
1. Go to flespi.io platform
2. Login and select Channels panel
3. Tap on a channel
4. When selected, a channel window appears. Click on TOOLBOX
5. When TOOLBOX is opened, a new screen appears, where records from the device sent to the channel can be seen
6. Click on icon, which is at the bottom right side as shown in the picture below
7. In the search field, search for ble.beacons parameter
Click on the eye button to add a column
8. If everything is done correctly, at the bottom, a new recently added column is visible: ble.beacons
9. Beacon data is sent to flespi platform, where beacon UUID can be seen and its radio signal strength