GPS tracker data becomes valuable when it explains an entire workday instead of showing isolated points on a map. Secure GPS introduces the Activity Summary, a section that combines a device's route with its main daily indicators and supports scheduled delivery by email.
This update also simplifies the choice among compatible protocols, optimizes map marker loading and display, improves mobile phone identification, and corrects alert and speed information. It also expands public compatibility with Suntech, Teltonika, Huabao, and Cellocator devices.
Activity Summary for analyzing a GPS tracking period
The Activity Summary lets users select a device and a period to view its route and available statistics in one place. Instead of opening several separate queries, a manager can begin with an executive view of the day and continue to the map or detailed statistics when further investigation is needed.
Depending on the information sent by the tracker and its configuration, the summary can include:
- Route on the map, distance traveled, and number of stops.
- Calculated consumption when the required device parameters are available.
- Alerts recorded during the period.
- Maximum and average speed.
- Minimum and maximum fuel levels when a compatible reading is available.
- Minimum and maximum temperatures when the device reports that sensor.
- Time moving and time not moving.
- Active and inactive time for configured sensors.
Each indicator depends on the data actually available. For example, Secure GPS can display a route from GPS positions, but it needs a compatible reading or configuration to present fuel, temperature, or sensor states.
Daily or weekly reports delivered by email
Email notifications can be configured from the Activity Summary with a daily or weekly frequency. Users can associate delivery with an individual device or a group and define one or more recipients.
This automation helps supervisors, customers, and administrative managers receive periodic information without repeating the same query manually. A service company, for example, can deliver the previous day's summary to its operations coordinator every morning. A fleet can distribute weekly activity for a vehicle group to its managers.
The email provides scheduled delivery of information available in Secure GPS. Its contents have the same dependencies as the summary: indicators appear when the devices and their configuration provide the required data.
Selecting the protocol that best fits a tracker
Some GPS devices use related protocols or compatible variants. The device information section now lets users choose among those alternatives and select the one that best matches the installed equipment.
This option is useful for integrators who know the model or communication mode configured in the tracker. Choosing the appropriate variant can improve interpretation of positions, events, and attributes without requiring the device to be registered again.
The choice should be based on device documentation, applied configuration, and reception tests. Similar protocols do not necessarily provide identical messages or functions.
Faster and clearer GPS markers on the map
Marker loading and rendering on the map were optimized. Devices and their locations can therefore be presented more smoothly, especially when the current view contains several items.
For a monitoring center, faster rendering reduces the time needed to find a vehicle, compare positions, and move from an overall view to a specific tracker. It also improves the clarity of icons when the map refreshes or the user moves around it.
Correct detection of phones used as GPS devices
Secure GPS corrected detection of the protocol used by mobile phones that send their locations as tracking devices. This helps identify the message source correctly and process positions through the corresponding mode.
In practice, a person using a compatible phone to share location gets more consistent integration with the map and history. Tracking continuity still depends on location permissions, connectivity, battery, and the app's ability to run on the phone.
Alert descriptions displayed on the map
Alert descriptions were corrected so they appear properly on the map. Operators can read the text explaining an event alongside the geographic context in which it occurred.
This reduces the need to switch screens to understand an alert and helps answer basic operational questions: which condition became active, which device was involved, and where it was when the event occurred.
8-bit Suntech sensor states
Support for Suntech trackers was expanded to interpret the 8-bit sensor status field sent by compatible devices. The meaning of each available value depends on how the manufacturer, model, and installation use that field.
When a tracker reports configured states, Secure GPS can add operational context to the GPS position. A fleet may use the information to review inputs or vehicle conditions whenever the device, wiring, and configuration transmit the expected data.
GH3000 codec for compatible Teltonika devices
Secure GPS added GH3000 codec reading to Teltonika compatibility. Messages from devices that use this format can be processed while retaining the information included in their transmissions.
For installers and customers, the change broadens the hardware options that can be connected to the platform. Visible data depend on the Teltonika model and the parameters sent through the supported codec.
Corrected speed for the Huabao protocol
Speed calculation for Huabao messages was corrected to represent the value reported by the tracker properly. Speed is relevant on the map, in history, and in statistics, so proper conversion improves understanding of device activity.
The correction supports analysis of trips, maximums, and averages. The value still depends on the measurement generated by the device and the quality of the messages received.
Cellocator alternative protocol reading
Cellocator compatibility now includes its alternative communication mode for devices that use that variant. Messages can be interpreted without assuming that every tracker from the manufacturer uses the same format.
Integrators can select and verify the option that corresponds to the actual device while retaining the position and attributes supported by that mode.
How this supports daily fleet management
At the end of the day, a coordinator can open a vehicle's Activity Summary and review its route, stops, alerts, speeds, and movement time. When compatible sensors are available, the same view can show fuel, temperature, or active periods. The coordinator can then schedule a report so the responsible person receives this information daily or weekly.
Meanwhile, the technical team can select the appropriate protocol variant and use expanded Suntech, Teltonika, Huabao, or Cellocator compatibility. The result connects two needs: understandable information for people managing the operation and correctly interpreted data for people integrating trackers.
Public technical summary
- New Activity Summary with a map, route, and available indicators by device and period.
- Daily or weekly email notifications for devices or groups and one or more recipients.
- Selection of related protocols from the device information area.
- Optimized marker loading and rendering on the map.
- Corrected protocol detection for mobile phones.
- Corrected alert descriptions displayed on the map.
- 8-bit Suntech sensor status interpretation.
- Support for the Teltonika GH3000 codec.
- Corrected speed in Huabao messages.
- Reading of the Cellocator alternative communication mode.