Secure GPS expanded compatibility with GPS tracker protocols and devices from EElink, SkyPatrol, Noran, Cityeasy, GOTOP, GPSMarker, STL, Telic, GlobalSat, Parallel Track, SkyMobile, AutoFon, Gator, KHD, Maxtrack, Orion, Riti, Tytan SAT, and Ulbotech. The update makes it easier to integrate more hardware options into one platform for location, route history, events, and device administration.
What does Secure GPS GPS tracker compatibility mean?
Every tracker transmits data using a protocol. Secure GPS must recognize that format to associate the identifier with the correct device and interpret available coordinates, time, speed, events, and sensors.
Compatibility allows customers to register a tracker, configure it to transmit, and review supported information on the map. It does not mean every model provides exactly the same data: capabilities depend on hardware, protocol version, installed accessories, and the messages actually sent.
New protocol and tracker families
The release adds EElink and new SkyPatrol devices based on GoSafe, while expanding the catalog for the following brands and families:
- EElink
- SkyPatrol using the GoSafe protocol
- Noran
- Cityeasy
- GOTOP
- GPSMarker
- STL060
- Telic
- GlobalSat
- Parallel Track and Trackbox
- SkyMobile
- AutoFon
- Gator
- KHD
- Maxtrack
- Orion
- Riti
- Tytan SAT
- Ulbotech
Models documented in this update
The update adds setup pages and related resources for the following models. Inclusion identifies compatibility documented on the publication date; specific capabilities must still be verified for each device.
| Brand or family | Added or documented models |
|---|---|
| Cityeasy | 007, 008, 200, 201, and 302 |
| Gator | M508, M528, M588S, and M588T |
| GlobalSat | GTR-388, TR-151, TR-151SP, TR-203, TR-300, TR-300V, TR-313, TR-606, and TR-900 |
| GOTOP | TE-200, TE-207, TE-207S, TK-100, TK-120, TK-206, TK-208, TK-209B, TL-201, TL-206, TL-216, TV-680, TV-690, VT-106, VT-320, VT-330, VT-340, VT-350, VT-360, VT-360A, VT-380, VT-380A, VT-390, VT-391, VT-392, VT-393, and VT-810 |
| GPSMarker | M60, M70, M80, M100, and M130 |
| KHD | KC200, KG100, KG200, and KG300 |
| Maxtrack | MTC-700, MXT-140, MXT-141, and MXT-160 |
| Noran | NR006, NR008, NR016, NR024, NR028, NR100, NR108, and NR200 |
| Orion | BD-2012, BD-3112, and ET-100 |
| Parallel Track | Trackbox |
| QuecLink | GV300 |
| Riti | IDU-300, SLS-00886, and SLS-012SF |
| SkyMobile | SM-8570 and SM-9570 |
| SkyPatrol | SP2600, SP3400C, SP3600, SP3801, SP4600, SP5600, SP7401, SP7600, SP8502, SP8600, SP8801, SP9501, SP9600, and ST7200 |
| STL | STL060 |
| Telic | SafeDrive, SBC AVL, SBC3 CAN, and SBC3 IO |
| Tytan SAT | DS520 and DS540 |
| Ulbotech | T301, T303, T356, T360, T361, T362, T363, T366, T370, T371, T373, T376, T380, and T381 |
Advantages for businesses with mixed fleets
An organization may use vehicles, machinery, or assets with trackers from different manufacturers. By bringing compatible devices into Secure GPS, operators can review their locations on one map and apply a common administration and history workflow.
This provides flexibility when replacing hardware, adding assets purchased at different times, or working with several installers. The business is not limited to one brand for every need as long as each model and protocol are supported.
Real-world applications by operation type
- Distribution and delivery: combine vehicle trackers from different brands and review routes from one account.
- Installation and support: find the documented model, register its identifier, and validate the first location.
- Mobile assets: select compact or powered models according to the asset's characteristics.
- Vehicles with inputs or additional data: use models with supported sensors or interfaces and verify transmitted fields.
- Tracking service providers: offer hardware alternatives without splitting operations across several platforms.
How to connect and validate a compatible tracker
- Identify the device brand, model, and protocol version.
- Register the exact, unique tracker identifier in Secure GPS.
- Apply the public setup specified for the compatible model.
- Trigger a transmission and confirm that time and coordinates match a known location.
- Test speed, events, and sensors separately if they will be used in the operation.
- Only after validating the data, configure alerts or processes that depend on it.
Technical summary for buyers and integrators
The release expands both recognized protocol families and the catalog of documented models. Basic compatibility focuses on receiving and interpreting supported messages; commands, sensors, events, and additional data vary by device.
Before purchasing or deploying a model, confirm its exact version and run a test. A similar commercial name does not guarantee that two devices use the same protocol or transmit the same fields.
Choose GPS hardware without fragmenting operations
Secure GPS turns messages from compatible trackers into locations, routes, and events that businesses and individuals can review from one platform. This expansion provides more freedom to choose devices according to coverage, installation, power, sensors, and budget.
Review GPS devices compatible with Secure GPS and explore the available plans and features before starting an installation.