ST410G Operation Manual: For Retail Device

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Characteristics and How to set parameters 1.02.1 Feb 14, 2019
ST410G
Operation Manual
For Retail Device
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Table of Contents
Revision History..................................................................................................................................... 3
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4
2. Main Characteristics .......................................................................................................................... 4
3. Operating Modes................................................................................................................................ 5
3-1. Installation Mode ......................................................................................................................... 5
3-2. Normal Mode ................................................................................................................................ 5
3-3. Emergency Mode ......................................................................................................................... 5
3-5. Presence Check Function ........................................................................................................... 6
4. How to set various parameters to configure device ........................................................................ 7
4-1. Networking Parameters ............................................................................................................... 7
4-2. Timing Parameters ...................................................................................................................... 8
4-3. New Parameters ........................................................................................................................... 9
BS_RPT ............................................................................................................................................. 10
4-4. Customer Code Parameter........................................................................................................ 11
4-5. Presence Function Parameters ................................................................................................ 11
4-6. Stored Device List Parameters for Presence Function ........................................................... 11
4-7. Parameters of GPS Position ..................................................................................................... 12
5. Commands made by server to device ............................................................................................ 13
5-1. Requesting Status ..................................................................................................................... 13
5-2. Re-setting ................................................................................................................................... 13
5-3. Pre-setting .................................................................................................................................. 13
5-4. Requesting IMSI ......................................................................................................................... 14
5-5. Requesting ICCID ...................................................................................................................... 14
5-6. Requesting Version ................................................................................................................... 14
5-7 Command for Starting Emergency Mode .................................................................................. 14
5-8 Command for Stopping Emergency Mode ................................................................................ 15
5-9 Command for Erase all the un-sent reports.............................................................................. 15
5-10 Command for Requesting Version of MCU ............................................................................. 15
5-11. Start Collaborative Network for EMG MODE .......................................................................... 15
5-12. Stop Collaborative Network for EMG MODE .......................................................................... 16
6. Report ............................................................................................................................................... 16
6-1. Reporting to server.................................................................................................................... 16
6-2. Reporting ALERT to server ....................................................................................................... 18
7. LED ................................................................................................................................................... 20
7-1. Three-Color LED for Back-up Battery ...................................................................................... 20
7-2. Blue LED for GPRS .................................................................................................................... 20
7-3. Red LED for GPS ....................................................................................................................... 21
8. Charging ........................................................................................................................................... 22
9. JAM_DELAY ..................................................................................................................................... 22


REVISION HISTORY
Rev.
No.
Date Contents of Revision FW Ver Author
1.00 2018-03-12 Draft JH KIM
1.01 2018-03-16 New fields are moved to the end of the STT report. 401.02 JH KIM
Added parameters for GPS position.
1.02 2018-07-02 Adjustments for Collaborative Network 403.02 ARBarbosa
1.02.1 2019-02-14 Removed descriptions related to presence MTK MCU ARBarbosa
function, KEEP_ON_JAM and JAM_DELAY,
adding the information that it is not available ST410G 419 9V
for use ST410 418 9V


1. Introduction
The ST410 (i.e: the “Box Tracker”) is a tracking “device” to recover expensive merchandises which are packed
mainly with cartoon boxes and might be stolen while those merchandises are being transported from the packing
site to the destination(s).
The device (‘ST410’) transmits GSM information to its server and transmits its device ID (Identification number) via
RF (radio frequency) signal (433.0 up to 434.9 MHz – steps of 100kHz) to its sniffer (i.e. “ST480”) so that its
sniffer(s) can find its location after analyzing strength of the RF signal and recognizing the shooting location of the
RF signal.
2. Main Characteristics
The device (‘ST410’) has main characteristics as described in the following table:
Items Function Description Remarks
Switch Turn On or Off the power.
ST420 does not have Switch. Instead it can be turned ON
or OFF using magnet. (configurable)
GSM - Support AT Commands Refer to
- Possible to recognize GSM information (Cell ID, etc. ) MTK AT commands
GPRS - TCP Protocol
- Report GSM information to the server
GPS - Media Tek
RF - RF Configuration
Base Frequency :
433.0 up to 434.9 MHz for emergency/position.
Frequency for commands is automatically selected.
Modulation : OOK
- Possible to Turn On/Off RF by RF command, GPRS
command, Opening box, jamming ON.
- Possible to Turn Off RF by RF command, GPRS
command and jamming OFF.
- Transmit 9-digits of serial number.
LED Indicates status of GSM connection and battery charging See item 7
Power Switch Turn On/Off the main power supply.(configurable)
Power Saving Turn off GSM power. Wake-up by RTC
MCU operates in Low Power mode
Charging - Recognize Charger Connection / Disconnection
- Recognize Battery Connection / Disconnection
- Check Battery Error
- MTK Li-ion Charging Algorithm
- While charging, GPRS does not work.


3. Operating Modes
3-1. Installation Mode
- In “Installation Mode’, the device keeps being turned on.
- Parameters can be changed using SyncTrak, via GPRS or via SMS.
- RF Tx/Rx does not work in installation mode.
- When setting cable is unplugged after completing parameter-setting, the device changed to Normal Mode: GSM
is turned off and RF is ready to receive
3-2. Normal Mode
- In ‘Normal Mode’, the device is turned on.
- Wakeup and Sleep are repeatedly done if ‘T3’ is greater than 3 minutes.
- In the mode of ‘Wake-up’, device is waken up at an interval of ‘T3’ and sends ‘Status Report’ as soon as possible
(See Timing Parameters.).
- Several seconds later after reporting ‘Status Report’ is completed, the device starts getting into the mode of
‘Sleep’. You can change this timeout by T8 field in Timing Parameters.
- If GPS is not fixed for more than predefined time, the device sends ‘Status Report’ without fixed position.
- If GPRS connection fails for more than 5 minutes, the device starts getting into the mode of ‘Sleep’
- If GPRS Network is not available during 2 minutes, the device goes to the mode of ‘Sleep’
- Device does not ‘Sleep’ when the charger or setting cable is connected.
3-3. Emergency Mode
- This mode is operational in the cases below.

; When command is received by GPRS.
; When command is received from RF transmitter
; When the carton pack is opened (only when ‘CB_OPEN_EMG’ in New Parameters is set to ‘Emergency’)
; When jamming is detected (only when ‘JAM_DET’ in New Parameter is set to ‘Emergency’).
- Device reports GSM information to the server.

When ‘T6’ is greater than 3 minutes, device starts getting into the mode of ‘Sleep’ pre-defined seconds (T8) after
reporting ‘Emergency Report’ is completed and waken up at an interval of ‘T6’.
- Device transmits RF signal periodically (T4).

; RF transmission is sent T5 times (with data) + two time (without data)
The latest mode is saved in the memory and recovered when the device reboots.
After you connect charger or setting cable, it is changed to Installation Mode.


3-5. Presence Check Function (NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE. UNDER DEVELOPMENT.)


4. How to set various parameters to configure device
Before a device starts being operated, its parameters should be set first. This chapter shows how the string is sent
to the device.
4-1. Networking Parameters
The following table shows how and what parameters are required to be set so that the device can be connected
with network. As shown in the bottom part of this table, an ‘<Example>’ of ‘[command]’ and ‘[response]’are made in
string respectively when the configuration for the networking is completed.
Field Marks Value Meaning
HDR “ST410NTW” Command type of Header
DEV_ID 9 char Device ID
VER 02 Protocol Version
AUTH ‘0’ / ‘1’ / ‘A’ GPRS authentication
0 : PAP (‘NO’ in SyncTrack)

1 : CHAP (‘YES’ in SyncTrack)
A : Automatic GPRS set.
In this case, parameters for APN, USER_ID and

USER_PWD field should remain empty.
APN String Access Point Name
USER_ID String ID for GPRS Access
USER_PWD String Password for GPRS Access
SERVER_IP String Server IP Address
SERVER_PORT String Server Port
B_SERVER_IP String IP Address of Backup Server
B_SERVER_PORT String Port of Backup Server
SMS_NO String Phone number that will receive the SMS report sent
by the device.
This can be used for backup in the area where GPRS

condition is not good. Or, it can be used as a main
report receiver when IP and Port are unavailable. It
should remain empty if not used.
PIN_NO String PIN Number to release PIN lock if it is enabled
<Note>
** If network does not require User ID and Password, these fields should remain empty.
** In Normal Mode, the device starts getting into the mode of ‘Sleep’ if GPRS connection is failed to
more than 3 minutes. So switching to backup server when main server is not available is impossible in
Normal Mode
** Automatic Setting for GPRS Network
If you set the device to ‘Automatic GPRS Set’, the device will automatically set the parameters for
GPRS with the data available on the inserted SIM card.
For instance, if Airtel SIM is inserted, the device will set ‘AUTH’ to ‘0’, ‘APN’ to ‘airtelgprs.com’,
‘USER_ID and USER_PWD’ to empty respectively.
And then, the device reports response string after adding real GPRS parameters, if ‘Automatic GPRS
Set’ is selected.


4-2. Timing Parameters
Device (ST410) responds to the command(s) of its server with the relevant report or makes a response periodically
at a time interval that has already been pre-defined by user. The following table shows how to set those parameters.

HDR “ST410TIM” Command type of Header
T1 String Sec Time Interval between the 2 consecutive RF Rx
wakeups in Normal Mode to check if a command
comes into the ST410 unit via RF
Range: 0 ~ 60 s,
Default: 10
T2 String Milisec Time interval that is needed to keep the RF chip

enabled in order for ST410 unit to check if a
command has come into via RF
Let us take an example:  If T1 is 12, and if T2 is

200, the device will keep the RF chip enabled for 200
mili-seconds at a time interval of 15 seconds to
check if a command comes into.
Range: 0 ~ 60000 ms
Default: 300
T3 String Min Time Interval that is needed to wake up GSM and

send Status Report via GPRS in Normal Mode
Range: 0 ~ 2880 minutes (48 hours),

Default for ISCA: 60
Default for ISCA long life: 240
T4 String Sec Time interval that is needed to send the data via RF
in Emergency Mode
Range: 1 ~ 60 s
Default: 2
T5 String Number of the times that ST410 unit sends the RF

data in Emergency Mode
Range: 0 ~ 15,
Default: 1
T6 String Min Time interval that is needed to wake up GSM and

send the Status Report via GPRS in Emergency
Mode
Range: 0 ~ 2880 minutes (48 hours),
Default: 15
T7 String Milisec Time duration that is needed to keep the RF Rx

enabled in order for ST410 to check RF command in

Emergency Mode
Range: 0 ~ 60000 ms
Default: 300
T8 String Sec Delay for entering Sleep Mode after sending the last
message to server (T3 and/or T6 must be more than
3 minutes)
Range: 5 ~ 60
Default: 5
String Sec NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE

JAM_DELAY
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
PLEASE KEEP AS “0”
Future use
Future use
Future use
Future use
Future use
Example:
ST410TIM;807024363;02;10;300;1;2;1;1;300;5;0;;;;;
ST410TIM;Res;807024363;505;10;300;1;2;1;1;300;5;0;;;;;
JAM_DELAY – THIS PARAMETER IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE. UNDER

DEVELOPMENT. PLEASE KEEP AS “0”.
4-3. New Parameters

HDR “ST410NPT” Command type of Header
JAM_DET 0~2 GPRS Jamming detection function.
0 = Disable
1 = Enable and device is changed to Emergency
when jammer is detected.
2 = Enable and device sends Alert report when
jammer is detected.
CB_OPEN_EMG 0~2 Parameter which will decide to change or not to

change into Emergency Mode when the carton


package is opened
0 = Disable
1 = Enable and device is changed to Emergency
when carton box is opened.
2 = Enable and device sends Alert report when
carton box is opened
PWR_OFF 0 or 1 Parameter which will decide to turn off the switch or
not to turn off the switch when location of the power
switch is moved to OFF
0 = Disable power off by button

1 = Enable power off by button
BAND_WIDTH 6 ~ 25 Band width value that should be used to configure
the RF receiver.
Values are 6 KHz to 25 KHz
RF_CH 1 ~ 20 Channel of RF Frequency.
User configures the RF channel for emergency and
position messages.
Channel for commands will be automatically
selected.
When this field is EMPTY, default channel is
selected.
Default: 1
BS_RPT 0 or 1 Determine if RF EMG messages include BAT_VOLT
and STATUS field.
0: RF Messages do not include BAT_VOLT and
STATUS field
1: RF Messages include BAT_VOLT and STATUS
field.
KEEP_ON_JAM 0 or 1 NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
PLEASE KEEP AS “0”
Future use
Future use
Future use
Future use
Future use
Example:
ST400NPT;807024363;02;0;2;0;25;7;1;1;;;;;
ST400NPT;Res;807024363;505;0;2;0;25;7;1;1;;;;;


<Note>
Channels / Frequency Allocation
Channel Frequency(MHz) Channel Frequency(MHz)
1 433.0 11 434.0
2 433.1 12 434.1
3 433.2 13 434.2
4 433.3 14 434.3
5 433.4 15 434.4
6 433.5 16 434.5
7 433.6 17 434.6
8 433.7 18 434.7
9 433.8 19 434.8
10 434.9 20 434.9
- If channel for emergency/position is from 1 to 10

Channel for commands = channel for emergency/position + 10
- If channel for emergency/position is from 11 to 20
Channel for commands = channel for emergency/position – 10
KEEP_ON_JAM – THIS PARAMETER IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE. UNDER

DEVELOPMENT. PLEASE KEEP AS “0”.
4-4. Customer Code Parameter

HDR “ST410CCD” Command type of Header
CUST_CODE It is consist of 6 to 10 numeric digits.
When it is EMPTY, default code will be selected.
Customer Code cannot be read by SyncTrak or
remotely.
4-5. Presence Function Parameters (Not available for use. Under development)
4-6. Stored Device List Parameters for Presence Function (Not available for use. Under development)


4-7. Parameters of GPS Position

HDR “ST410GPS” Command type of Header
FIX_TIMEOUT 1 ~ 300 sec Timeout for GPS fix.
If GPS is not fixed for this timeout, device transmit “Status
Report” without fixed position.
Default: 180
REPORT_MODE 0~7 Determine if Report strings include GPS related fields.
MODE Normal Emergency Alert

0 X X X
1 X X O
2 X O X
3 X O O
4 O X X
5 O X O
6 O O X
7 O O O
Default: 7
X – Means GPS informantion Disabled
O – Means GPS information Enabled


5. Commands made by server to device
Once this command is made, some interactions will be made between the server and the device as described in
the ‘Meaning’ section of the table below.
5-1. Requesting Status
This command is made by the server if the server requests its device to send the current ‘Status’ string of the
device promptly.

CMD_ID “StatusReq” Requesting Status of the device.
If device receives this ‘Request’ command from the

server, it sends the Status string to the server
promptly.
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;StatusReq
[response] ST410STT;600555555;405;01;79;450;00;-92;20;1;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0
;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;3.8;1;6;0003;1
5-2. Re-setting
Once this command is made, some interactions will be made between the server and the device as described in
the ‘Meaning’ section of the table below.
Field Mark Value Meaning

CMD_ID “Reset” Remove all the saved reports and reboot the device
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;Reset
[response] ST410CMD;Res;600555555;010;Reset
5-3. Pre-setting
This command is made by the server to the device if the server requests its device to send information about the
parameter.

CMD_ID “Preset” Report parameters’ setting values.
Response includes network, report parameters
included in SyncTrack.
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;Preset
[response] ST400CMD;;02;PresetST400CMD;Res;007410111;401;Preset;
NTW;A1;mft;mft;mft;211.118.107.197;12800;;;;;
TIM;10;300;4;2;1;15;300;5;0;;;;;
NPT;0;0;0;25;17;0;0;;;;;
PFC;0;0;10;25;PDL;;;;;;;;;;;
GPS;180;7

5-4. Requesting IMSI
This command is made by the server to the device if the server requests its device to send “IMSI” of the SIM card.

CMD_ID “ReqIMSI” The server sends the device this command requesting
IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) if the
server wants to receive IMSI from the device.)
If the device receives the command from the server, it
sends the IMSI to the server.
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;ReqIMSI
[response] ST401CMD;Res;600555555;010;ReqIMSI;724031111553779
5-5. Requesting ICCID
This command is made by the server to the device if the server requests its device to send “ICCID” (Integrated
Circuit Card Identifier) of the SIM card.

CMD_ID “ReqICCID” How to request ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card
Identifier), which is a sequence number that is
displayed on SIM.
If device receives this command, it sends the server

ICCID.
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;ReqICCID
[response] ST410CMD;Res;600555555;010;ReqICCID;89550230000084256668
5-6. Requesting Version
This command is made by the server to the device if the server requests its device to send information about the
version of the device to itself.

CMD_ID “ReqVer” Requesting version of the device
If the device receives this command, it reports to the

server about: Model, Buyer, Protocol and
Software(S/W) release version.
<Example>
[command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;ReqVer
[response] ST401CMD;Res;600555555;310;ReqVer;ST410RT(M001)_SUNTECHBR_STADV_310
5-7 Command for Starting Emergency Mode
This command is made by the server to the device to start emergency mode immediately


CMD_ID “StartEmg” Starts Emergency Mode
<Example>
[Command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;StartEmg
[response] ST410CMD;Res;600555555;010;StartEmg
5-8 Command for Stopping Emergency Mode
This command is made by the server to the device in order to stop emergency mode immediately.

CMD_ID “StopEmg” Stops Emergency Mode
<Example>
[Command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;StopEmg
[response] ST410CMD;Res;600555555;010;StopEmg
5-9 Command for Erase all the un-sent reports
This command is made by the server to the device in order to erase all the un-sent reports.

CMD_ID “EraseAll” Erase All the un-sent reports
<Example>
[Command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;EraseAll
[response] ST410CMD;Res;600555555;412;EraseAll
5-10 Command for Requesting Version of MCU
This command is made by the server to the device in order to request version of MCU.

CMD_ID “ReqMcuVer” Request Version of MCU
<Example>
[Command] ST410CMD;600555555;02;ReqMcuVer
[response] ST410CMD;Res;205999999;414;ReqMcuVer;STM8L151C8_001
5-11. Start Collaborative Network for EMG MODE
This command is to Start Collaborative Network for EMG MODE


CMD_ID “CoNetEmg1” Start Collaborative Network for EMG MODE

<example>
[command] ST410CMD;100850000;02;CoNetEmg1
[response] ST410CMD;Res;100850000;010;CoNetEmg1
The parameter “COL_NET_RF_CH” on STT/ALT messages, shows when this command is enabled.
This command does not work if device is already in ERB MODE and Collaborative Network.
5-12. Stop Collaborative Network for EMG MODE
This command is to Stop Collaborative Network for EMG MODE

CMD_ID “CoNetEmg0” Stop Collaborative Network for EMG MODE
<example>
[command] ST410CMD;100850000;02;CoNetEmg0
[response] ST410CMD;Res;100850000;010;CoNetEmg0
The parameter “COL_NET_RF_CH” on STT/ALT messages, shows when this command is disabled.
6. Report
The device reports GSM information to its server at an interval, every “REPORT_INTRV” in Idle Mode. In
Emergency Mode, the device also reports GSM information to its server every EMG_INTRV and transmits RF
signal every RF_INTRV.
6-1. Reporting to server


Field Marks Meaning

HDR “ST410STT” Header of Status Report
DEV_ID 9 char. Device ID
SW_VER 3 char. Number of the released Software Version
MODEL 2 char 01: ST410
CELL String Information of Cell ID
MCC String Information of Mobile Country Code
MNC String Information of Mobile Network Code
RX_LVL String Information of Rx Level
LAC String Information of Location Area Code
TM_ADV String Information of Timing Advance
NBR_CELL1 String ID;MCC;MNC;LAC;RX_LVL;TM_ADV of Neighbor cell 1
BCK_VOLT String Voltage level of Backup Battery
x.xx volts
ONLINE 0 or 1 1, if the report is sent immediately;
0, if the report is sent from the memory
MSG_NO 4 char Message number
After “9999” is reported, message number returns to ‘0000”.
MODE 1 ~ 10 1: Normal Mode
2: Emergency Mode by GPRS Command
3: Emergency Mode by RF Command
4. Emergency Mode by Jammer Detection
5: Backup battery is under threshold
6: Carton Package is opened
10: Emergency Mode by Presence (Not available for use.
Under development)
COL_NET_RF_CH 3 char This field brings the information about whether collaborative
Network is enabled or not, and which RF channel is set.
( 001 ~ 020 )
Or First digit means collaborative network is Disabled or not
( 101 ~ 120 ) 0 - Collaborative Network is Disabled
Or 1 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency and
( 201 ~ 220 ) ERB Mode
Or 2 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency Mode
( 301 ~ 320 ) only
3 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency Mode
temporally
The other two digits means RF CHANNEL set

Example 1:
003: collaborative network is Disabled and RF CHANNEL set is
03
Example 2:
103: collaborative network is Enabled and RF CHANNEL set is
03
DATE 8 char. GPS date (yyyymmdd)
Year + Month + Day
TIME 8 char. GPS time (hh:mm:ss)

Hour : Minute : Second

LAT String Latitude (+/-xx.xxxxxx)
LON String Longitude (+/-xxx.xxxxxx)
SPD String Speed in km/h. Current speed.
CRS String Course over ground in degree
SATT String Number of satellites
FIX ‘1’ or ‘0’ GPS is fixed (1), GPS is not fixed (0)
<Example>
ST410STT;205111113;402;01;79;450;00;-413;20;1;0;000;00;0;0;0;0;000;00;0;0;0;0;000;00;0;0;0;
0;000;00;0;0;0;0;000;00;0;0;0;0;000;00;0;0;0;4.20;1;0007;1;105;20180702;19:10:33;-22.847596;-
047.083121;000.241;004.78;6;1
6-2. Reporting ALERT to server
The device reports ALERT including GSM information to its server when it received ‘Emergency’ or ‘Position’
message from any other RF device.
Field Marks Meaning

HDR “ST410ALT” Header of Status Report
DEV_ID 9 char. Device ID
SW_VER 3 char. Number of the released Software Version
MODEL 2 char 01: ST410
CELL String Information of Cell ID
MCC String Information of Mobile Country Code
MNC String Information of Mobile Network Code
RX_LVL String Information of Rx Level
LAC String Information of Location Area Code
TM_ADV String Information of Timing Advance
BCK_VOLT String Voltage level of Backup Battery
ONLINE 0 or 1 1, if the report is sent immediately;
0, if the report is sent from the memory
MODE 1 Alert for Jamming is Detected
2 Alert for Carton Box is Opened
4 Presence device is absent Not available for use.
5 Absent device is recovered Not available for use.
COL_NET_RF_CH 3 char This field brings the information about whether collaborative Network is
enabled or not, and which RF channel is set.
( 001 ~ 020 )
Or First digit means collaborative network is Disabled or not
( 101 ~ 120 ) 0 - Collaborative Network is Disabled
Or 1 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency and ERB Mode
( 201 ~ 220 ) 2 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency Mode only
Or 3 - Collaborative Network is Enabled for Emergency Mode
( 301 ~ 320 ) temporally


The other two digits means RF CHANNEL set

Example 1:
003: collaborative network is Disabled and RF CHANNEL set is 03
Example 2:
103: collaborative network is Enabled and RF CHANNEL set is 03
SERIAL_NO 9 char Serial number of RF device which is in Emergency mode.
RSSI RSSI in dBm received from RF Device which is in emergency mode.
-255 means RSSI is not available.
DATE 8 char. GPS date (yyyymmdd)
Year + Month + Day
TIME 8 char. GPS time (hh:mm:ss)
Hour : Minute : Second
LAT String Latitude (+/-xx.xxxxxx)
LON String Longitude (+/-xxx.xxxxxx)
SPD String Speed in km/h. Current speed.
CRS String Course over ground in degree
SATT String Number of satellites
FIX ‘1’ or ‘0’ GPS is fixed (1), GPS is not fixed (0)
<Example>
ST410ALT;007996020;403.02;01;4411;724;5;-76;519;9;28611;724;5;519;0;0;21611;724;5;519;0;0;0;0;0;0;
0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;3.79;1;2;017;000000000;-255;20180627;14:51:19;-22.847569;-
047.083202;000.204;169.02;6;1
Field “SERIAL_NO” and “RSSI” are added only for alert ID 4 and 5


7. LED
7-1. Three-Color LED for Back-up Battery
Depending upon voltage level of its back-up battery, the ST410 has 3 color of LEDs to indicate status of its back-up
battery level as shown in the following table:
This LED is blinking or lighting only when charger is connected.
It is not turned on when setting cable is connected.
Behavior of LED Status of Backup Battery

Red LED blinking Under 20% of the full capacity
Orange LED blinking 20% to 90%
Green LED blinking Upper 90%
Green LED lighting Fully charged
Green and Red LED blinking by turns Battery error
7-2. Blue LED for GPRS
GPRS Blink Count Meaning

Normal 1
Server Com. Error 2
<Probable Causes>
1. Server or network parameter is wrong.
2. Server is closed.
3. Temporary network barrier
GPRS Com. Error 3
<Probable Causes>
1. Network parameter is wrong.
2. SIM is blocked about GPRS using.
3. Temporary network barrier
4. Weak GPRS signal
5. GPRS antenna connection is not firm.
No Network 4
<Probable Causes>
1. GPRS antenna is disconnected.
2. GPRS antenna or socket of GPRS antenna is broken.
3. Device is broken.
SIM PIN Locked 5
<Probable Causes>
1. SIM PIN is enabled.
Cannot Attach NW 6
<Probable Causes>
1. Weak GPRS signal.
2. GPRS antenna connection is not firm.

No SIM 7
<Probable Causes>
1. There is no SIM or SIM is not inserted properly.
2. SIM or SIM socket is broken.
7-3. Red LED for GPS
GPS Blink Count Remarks

Normal 1
No Fix 2
<Possible Cause>
1. If power on, GPS chipset is trying to find position during some minutes.
2. GPS antenna lays on weak or no GPS signal position
3. GPS antenna connection is not firm.
GPS Chipset Error 4
GPS Antenna Error
<Possible Cause>
1. GPS antenna is disconnected.
2. GPS antenna or socket of GPS antenna is broken.
3. Unit is broken.


8. Charging
Backup battery can be recharged only when 5V wall-charger connected.

It is not recharged by USB cable (for changing parameter) connected.
The device is changed to Normal mode when charger is removed.
When an error occurs while the battery is being charged the red LED and the green LED blink by turns.
In this case, please disconnect the charger cable and try to do charging again by reconnecting the cable.
If this error occurs continuously, please replace the battery or contact Suntech.
9. JAM_DELAY (This function is not available for use. Under development.)

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3-1. Installation Mode

- In “Installation Mode’, the device keeps being turned on.

- Parameters can be changed using SyncTrak, via GPRS or via SMS.

- RF Tx/Rx does not work in installation mode.

3-2. Normal Mode

- In ‘Normal Mode’, the device is turned on.

3-3. Emergency Mode

- This mode is operational in the cases below.

- Device reports GSM information to the server.

- Device transmits RF signal periodically (T4).

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4. How to set various parameters to configure device

4-1. Networking Parameters

0 : PAP (‘NO’ in SyncTrack)

In this case, parameters for APN, USER_ID and

This can be used for backup in the area where GPRS

** Automatic Setting for GPRS Network

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4-2. Timing Parameters

Field Marks Value Meaning

T2 String Milisec Time interval that is needed to keep the RF chip

Let us take an example:  If T1 is 12, and if T2 is

T3 String Min Time Interval that is needed to wake up GSM and

Range: 0 ~ 2880 minutes (48 hours),

T5 String Number of the times that ST410 unit sends the RF

T6 String Min Time interval that is needed to wake up GSM and

Range: 0 ~ 2880 minutes (48 hours),

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enabled in order for ST410 to check RF command in

String Sec NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE

JAM_DELAY – THIS PARAMETER IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR USE. UNDER

4-3. New Parameters

Field Marks Value Meaning

CB_OPEN_EMG 0~2 Parameter which will decide to change or not to

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0 = Disable power off by button