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The MPTP commands, which can be used for realisation of these scenarios, are described in section 4.1.
2.2.2. Tracking
The term tracking means a function, which enables monitoring a target’s position and possible movement.
The tracked Mobile Telematics Terminal will automatically send a series of MPTP messages of its position
to the Control Centre as defined by the tracking process. Typical tracking scenarios are as follows:
1. A Control Centre wants to follow the movements of a Mobile Telematics Terminal.
Examples: (1) A delivery company wants to monitor the movements of a valuable transport.
(2) A hunter wants to know how his dog moves in the forest.
The centre sends a tracking request MPTP command to the terminal, requesting the
terminal to send tracking report MPTP commands at regular intervals. The centre can
specify the number of reports it wants to be sent, or it can set a duration or end time for the
tracking process. Setting timing for a single report is also possible.
2. A Control Centre wants to be informed when a Mobile Telematics Terminal enters or exits an
area.
Examples: (1) An electricity company wants to know when a team of electricians arrives at a
storm damage area and when it departs from there. (2) A parent wants to know when her
child crosses the border of a permitted area.
The centre sends a tracking request MPTP command requesting the terminal to send one or
more tracking report MPTP commands when it enters and/or exits an area. The centre can
specify whether it wants to receive just one report, or get reports at regular intervals while the
target is inside or outside the area.
3. A Control Centre wants to be informed when the speed of a Mobile Telematics Terminal goes
over or under a limit.
Example: A delivery company wants to know when a valuable transport is on the move or
when it stops.
The centre sends a tracking request MPTP command requesting the terminal to send one or
more tracking report MPTP commands when its speed goes over or under the specified
limit.
4. A Mobile Telematics Terminal wants to inform a Control Centre of its movements.
Example: A social worker wants to keep his shift manager knowledgeable about his
movements when entering a dangerous area.
The terminal sends a tracking request MPTP command to the centre, requesting its
permission to start sending tracking reports. The centre can accept or reject the request by
sending an acknowledgement MPTP command. If the request was accepted, the terminal
will start sending tracking report MPTP commands as it declared in its request.
The MPTP commands, which can be used for realisation of these scenarios, are described in section 4.2.
Entering and exiting an area can also be monitored by using the travel mark commands; cf. below.
- Version 3.25 1
- LIMITED LICENSE AGREEMENT 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
- MPTP 4
- 1. INTRODUCTION 5
- 2. OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM 6
- MPTP 7
- 2.2. Applications 8
- 2.2.1. Position reporting 8
- 2.2.2. Tracking 9
- 2.2.3. Emergency cycle 10
- 2.2.5. Device configuring 10
- MPTP 11
- 3.1. Common fields 12
- MPTP 13
- MPTP 14
- MPTP 15
- 3.2. Reading an MPTP command 16
- 3.4. Encryption 17
- 3.5. Transliteration 17
- 3.6. Base64 encoding 17
- 3.7. Table of MPTP commands 18
- 4. MPTP COMMANDS 19
- MPTP 20
- MPTP 21
- 4.1.2. Position report (!LOC) 22
- 4.1.3. SRD Beacon reports 23
- 4.2. Tracking commands 24
- MPTP 25
- MPTP 26
- MPTP 27
- 4 1 1…5 1 1…5 27
- MPTP 28
- 4 1 2…5 1 1…5 28
- MPTP 29
- MPTP 30
- MPTP 31
- 4 1 1…2 1 … 31
- MPTP 32
- MPTP 34
- MPTP 37
- MPTP 38
- (Allowed value) 38
- (Trigger special data) 38
- 4 1 1 1 1 1 1…5 1 1 1 12 38
- MPTP 39
- 4 1 1 1 1 1 1…5 39
- MPTP 40
- 4 1 1 1 1 1 1…4 40
- MPTP 41
- MPTP 42
- 4 1 1…2 1 1 42
- MPTP 43
- MPTP 44
- MPTP 45
- 4.2.2. Tracking reports 46
- MPTP 47
- 7 1 6 1 3…9 47
- MPTP 48
- MPTP 49
- MPTP 50
- 7 1 6 1 1…5 1 3…9 50
- MPTP 51
- 7 1 6 1 1…3 1 3…9 51
- MPTP 52
- MPTP 53
- 4.3. Condition check commands 54
- MPTP 55
- 7 1 6 1 1…5 1 0…4 55
- MPTP 56
- MPTP 57
- 4.4. Emergency cycle commands 58
- MPTP 59
- MPTP 60
- MPTP 61
- 4.5.1. Status report (!STA) 62
- MPTP 63
- 3 1 0…15 1 0…30 1 19 63
- MPTP 64
- MPTP 65
- MPTP 66
- MPTP 67
- MPTP 68
- 1…4 1 1 1 1…5 68
- MPTP 69
- MPTP 70
- MPTP 71
- 4 1 1 1 1 71
- MPTP 72
- MPTP 73
- 4.5.10. ON-SCREEN MESSAGE 74
- MPTP 75
- MPTP 76
- MPTP 77
- MPTP 78
- 1 1 0…41 1 1 1 0…41 1 1 … 78
- 0…41 1 1 1 0…41 1 1 … 78
- MPTP 79
- 4 1 5 1 4 1 2 1 0…41 1 … 0…41 79
- GPS operating mode: 80
- MPTP 81
- 1 0…5 1 0…2 1 0…1 81
- MPTP 82
- MPTP 83
- MPTP 84
- 4 1 5 1 4 1 15 1 0…4 84
- MPTP 85
- MPTP 86
- White list usage 86
- Service Center 86
- MPTP 87
- MPTP 88
- MPTP 89
- MPTP 90
- MPTP 91
- MPTP 92
- MPTP 93
- MPTP 94
- MPTP 95
- MPTP 96
- MPTP 97
- MPTP 98
- MPTP 99
- MPTP 100
- MPTP 101
- MPTP 102
- MPTP 103
- MPTP 104
- 4 1 5 1 4 1 4 1 4 … 105
- 4 1 5 1 4 1 … 105
- MPTP 105
- MPTP 106
- MPTP 107
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