The track chart shows all geo points of a specific device with the recorded- and received time. Track chart highlights delays like when the GPS tracker sends packages from memory, which can indicate problems in mobile reception. 

We were asked to integrate the watchdog command for our PRO GPS tracker in the tracker management. The watchdog regularly reboots the tracking device regardless of a connection to the tracker management. You can now select the watchdog command in our message modal.

We aim to speed up processes when working with GPS trackers and to prevent support issues. 

Now our tracker page shows participant's name & bib number and the event name. That way you deploy GPS trackers at the race ground and through the QR code participants swiftly self-check that they have received the correct device. 

Additional useful information on the tracker page about battery, last location, GPS fix, and reception with the mobile network. The easy interaction with end users enables seamless workflows when you deploy many GPS devices at a race.  

We integrated the Pengsent FM03E GPS Tracker into our tracking platform. You can now use this tracker type for live tracking on Racemap. 

Check the list of various devices that protocol is supported in Racemap: https://docs.racemap.com/hardware-for-live-tracking

To increase your flexibility when applying GPS trackers at sports events we developed the "close after"-parameter for messages. Now, there are three options on how the message interacts with the device which is remotely connected to our tracker management (https://racemap.com/admin/trackers/).

• Before "planned at"-time the message is not sent to the device. 
• Within "planned at"- and "close after"-time the message is sent to the device, as early as the device is connected to the tracker management.
• The message that can't be sent until "close after" becomes inactive (timeout) and won't be sent anymore. The new parameter for messages prevents unintentional "shut down"-commands that could not be sent in time. 

The most common data loss while sports live tracking occurs in data transfer (not in GPS connection). For that reason, providers of a sports tracking service require a quick overview of possible connectivity issues of their GPS devices. Users of our tracking platform asked for a visualization of the reception quality and we developed Track Chart.

Track Chart is an interactive tool for detailed insights into the location data of a specific GPS tracker. Get a feeling of this feature and test the sample with real data: https://racemap.com/admin/track/860201060071837?startDate=2023-08-17T19:00:00&endDate=2023-08-20T02:00:00&outageDuration=180

Track Chart shows every single location of a specific device with the recorded- and received time. With this diagram, you easily detect delays like when the tracking unit sends packages from memory, which can indicate problems in mobile reception. 

You access the track chart of a specific device from the participants' list of your event. 

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

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  

We were asked to add the "Request device settings and -info" command to tracker management. Done for you. With the new command, you now can remotely query the firmware version and ICCID of the inserted SIM card of your PRO devices. This information helps you to work with many GPS devices on a professional level. 

We added a helpful enhancement to the tracker management. The new state column provides clear information on the activation of each device. With the state column, you easily keep the overview and use the tracker management more effectively with regard to potential costs.

• Green: The device is used and remains active for a specific period of time. All features of tracker management are usable.
• Blue: The device is unused. Tracker management is not charged for this device. All features of tracker management are usable and with usage, tracker management becomes chargeable for this device.
• Grey: The device is archived. Tracker management is not charged for this device. No feature of tracker management is usable for this device. You have to unarchive the device in order to get advantage of tracker management. 

Access all the GPS devices that you have added to the tracker management: https://racemap.com/admin/trackers