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Industrial Tracking Device Comparison (Port 5110 / IDPL)
The IDPL protocol, operating on Port 5110, is a professional communication standard primarily used for industrial-grade asset tracking and remote monitoring. By utilizing this protocol, telematics devices can transmit high-precision telemetry data—including real-time GPS coordinates, movement alerts, and battery status—to specialized platforms.This setup is essential for managing high-value industrial equipment and logistics assets in rugged environments where reliable, long-distance communication over IP-based networks is required.
The following technical guide provides the necessary documentation for configuring IDPL-compatible hardware, including wiring diagrams and SMS command structures to ensure seamless integration into your tracking ecosystem.
| Device Model | Standard Protocol | Common Port | Key Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| IDPL Industrial Tracker | IDPL (Binary/Hex) | 5110 | Heavy Machinery & Cold Chain |
| Moxa NPort 5110 | TCP/UDP / Real COM | 950 / 4001 | Serial-to-Ethernet Conversion |
| Teltonika FMB Series | Codec 8 / 8E | 5110 (Custom) | Fleet & Logistics |
Technical Wiring Diagram (Typical 4-Pin / DB9)
[ RED ] ——– (VCC: 12V – 48V DC)
[BLACK] ——– (GND: Ground)
[WHITE] ——– (Digital Input / ACC)
[YELLOW] ——- (Output / Relay Control)
— DB9 Pinout (RS-232 for Configuration) —
Pin 2: RxD | Pin 3: TxD | Pin 5: GND
SMS Configuration Commands
Use these standard commands to initialize your device on Port 5110. (Replace 123456 with your device password).
| Function | Command Format | Expected Reply |
|---|---|---|
| Set IP and Port | adminip123456 [SERVER_IP] 5110 | adminip ok |
| Set APN Settings | apn123456 [APN_NAME] | apn ok |
| Upload Interval | upload123456 30 | upload ok (30s) |
| Restart Device | reset123456 | reset ok |
