Our tracking platform now evaluates more parameters of Queclink's GPS devices of the GL300 series (GL300, GL310, GL320). This update improves insight into units of Queclink's GL3XX versions and makes these devices even more reliable for live-tracking sports events. 

Activate tracker events such as power off, power on, SOS, crash, start charging, stop charging, and temperature with this custom massage:
+GTCFG=gl320m,,,,,,,003F,,,0FFF,,,,,,,,,,,,,,FFFF

gl300m is the set password and needs to be adjusted possibly.

The tracker dashboard processes "shut down"-messages, that are triggered either from manual the power button or the GPS tracker shuts down automatically due to battery state. The alerts in the safety monitor provide the message of when a device is shut down.

When requesting device settings the tracker management updates the settings report, which now provides new parameters:

• Report Mode  
• Corner 
• Non-Movement Report Mode 
• enterMovementByCmd
• Report begin time
• Report end time
• Report distance
• Report mileage

The generic import now provides a detailed error description if it fails for specific entries. Read all about flexibly import & synchronize participants' & devices' information through the generic import feature: https://docs.racemap.com/api-import-and-export-data/import-basics/metadata-api 

Customers asked for an overview of all their tracking maps. Especially Racemap accounts with 20+ sports events each year and organizations that summarize multiple users have this need. 

We now added a convenient event overview to our live-tracking platform. We know from our own experience that the event table speeds up the workflow and helps to scale the tracking service. Open your event dashboard with this link (https://racemap.com/admin/events/manage) or the list button. 

Find relevant parameters of your tracking maps in one dashboard. You can filter the list for specific parameters such as 

• Type of the event, 
• Visibility, 
• Activation status, 
• Running time, 
• Number of participants and
• Activated add-ons (leaderboard, data API, prediction, monitor, sponsor logo)

When representing multiple users you can even filter this list for one of your users.

From now on we keep a TCP socket open that you can use to export data from your timing system to Racemap. Just contact us, when you have forwarded your data to our platform. We will check the format and structure of your data and enable predictive live tracking for your timing solution. 

• IP address: 49.12.133.115 
• Host: racemap.com 
• Port: 11442 

Read all about predictive live tracking in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/predictive-tracking-with-data-from-timekeeping

You can now use our tracker management to update the firmware of queclink's GL300 & GL320 GPS trackers over the air. This way you save time maintaining your tracking devices as there is no physical connection needed to the management tool and you can update multiple devices at the same time.

Use the below custom commands: 

GL300MG FW 14.02

AT+GTUPD=gl300m,0,1,10,0,,,http://racemap.s3.amazonaws.com/sport-tracker/firmware_queclink/GL300M/GL300M_1713_R20A14V02.enc,,0,,,FFFF$

GL320MG FW 10.01

AT+GTUPD=gl320m,0,1,10,0,,,http://racemap.s3.amazonaws.com/sport-tracker/firmware_queclink/GL320M/GL320M_B7K1_R01A10V01.enc,,0,,,FFFF$

Read all about the Racemap management dashboard for multiple GPS trackers in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/hardware-for-live-tracking/trackermanagement  

For the GL320, you can initialize the configuration using the 'Update Settings' message. You can use either the recommended Racemap settings file or your own hosted configuration file. URL of Racemap configuration file: 

https://racemap.s3.amazonaws.com/sport-tracker/firmware_queclink/GL320M/GL320M_Config_V1.ini 

You can now adjust the sensitivity of the "no movement"-alert for the monitor. Set the duration when the alert is triggered or turn the alert off when it is not relevant to your event.

Read all about the monitor add-on in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/how-to-use-live-tracking/monitor

We added an interactive map with elevation chart in the analysis section of our prediction dashboard. This new tool provides a quick overview of how & where the passings have been detected, their corresponding loction on the shadowtrack and addtional information about segments. Using this tool you can enhance the predictive live tracking even during the ongoing race. 

All information about our "do it yourself" dashboard for predictive live tracking in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/predictive-tracking-with-data-from-timekeeping

Predictive tracking processes sporadic detections from a timing system and shows a race visualization in real-time. The participant markers move smoothly in the interactive map. Prediction enables an effortless live forecast of all participants and is a scalable tracking solution for mass events.

For RACE RESULT timers we developed new tests and auto-checks. Now, our prediction dashboard provides clearer feedback on settings & on forwarded data. We support the timekeeper even more effectively and prevent unintentional mistakes when setting up the event before and while live-tracking a race.

• Auto-check, if forwarding to Racemap is set in track box settings, 
• Auto-test, if forwarding to Racemap is working, 
• Display the locations and the mapping of the track boxes and
• Import and sync participant data 

Our users spend less time docu reading but do more and better live tracking. More about predictive live tracking in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/predictive-tracking-with-data-from-timekeeping

At long-distance endurance events, the organizers need to know the resting time of the participants during the race. We now added this value to our leaderboard add-on. The rest duration is calculated from all coordinates with a speed less than 1 km/h within the event start- and end time. You can easily configure the leaderboard with the needed values in the add-on settings. 

Our grabber is a handy tool to poll our live data API and directly show race data in real-time in a browser tab. Use this solution to seamlessly provide real-time participant data such as speed, distance to go, or gap for your video productions. No coding skills needed.

With the new version of the grabber, you can now set 

• Multiple deviceIds respectively startNumbers to show specific participants only. (Instead of showing all participants or only one.)
• The number of devices in lead showLeaders eg. in order to show data of the five leaders only. 

Download files and all information about our grabber tools to easily extract live data from our API are summarized in our documentation: https://docs.racemap.com/data-api/grabber.