Teltonika
FMB, TMT, GH and TAT series
Codecs 8, 8 Extended, 12, 13 and 16; Bluetooth and Eye-sensor temperature, driver ID, fuel and CAN inputs.
250+ tracker protocols
Supported GPS Trackers: 250+ Protocols
Teltonika, Concox, Jimi IoT, Coban, Queclink and more.
Find your tracker family below, or search the full list of protocol names. If you do not see your model, ask us — many trackers share a protocol.
GPS tracker families that work with the platform
Vehicle, motorcycle, personal, OBD, asset and satellite trackers, all on the same map, dashboard and alerts.
Concox, Jimi IoT and GT06 family
GT06, VG03, ET25, WeTrack, OB22 OBD
The widest range of low-cost vehicle, motorcycle and OBD trackers.
Coban and TK103 style
GPS103, TK102, TK103
Classic vehicle trackers, still sold in large numbers.
Sinotrack and H02 family
H02, JT600, V680
Popular budget trackers for cars and motorcycles.
Queclink
GL and GV series
Vehicle and asset trackers with rich event reporting.
Suntech
Suntech, STL060
Vehicle trackers for fleets.
Meitrack
Meitrack, MTX, MXT
Vehicle and personal trackers.
Ruptela
Ruptela
Fleet trackers with CAN and fuel inputs.
Topflytech, Tzone and Aplicom
Topflytech, Tzone, T800x
Asset and fleet trackers.
Huabao and JT808
Huabao, Hyn600
Includes ADAS and driver-monitoring alarms.
Personal, kids and watch trackers
Watch, wristband, SmartSole, MiniFinder
Child, elder and pet trackers on the same map.
OBD, CAN and fleet telematics
Freematics, Omnicomm, Galileo, Atrack, CalAmp
Plug-in and telematics units for larger fleets.
Satellite and low-power IoT
Iridium, Thuraya, Orbcomm, Sigfox
Coverage where mobile networks do not reach.
Phone apps and server feeds
OsmAnd, OwnTracks, HTTP and MQTT feeds
Use a phone as a tracker, or receive data from another system.
Proven on our own live fleet
- Jimi VG03 and ET25
- Concox GT06N and WeTrack2
- Teltonika FMB920 and FMB910
- Teltonika TMT250, GH5200 and TAT100
How a tracker connects
Three steps from a new tracker to a dot on the map.
Point the tracker at the server
Set the server address and port, usually with an SMS command or the maker’s tool. We give you both for each tracker model.
Add it by its IMEI or ID
Create the vehicle in the platform and enter the tracker’s IMEI or ID, then set its name, group and expiry date.
See it live
Position, ignition, battery and alarms appear on the live map, and geofences and alerts start working.
All supported protocol names
251 protocol names, from A to Z. Type to filter. Brand and model names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to show which trackers work with the software.
251 protocols
- ADM
- AIS
- Alematics
- Anytrek
- Apel
- Aplicom
- Appello
- Aquila
- ARDI01
- Arknav
- ArknavX8
- Armoli
- Arnavi
- Astra
- AT2000
- Atrack
- Auro
- AustinNb
- AutoFon
- AutoGrade
- AutoTrack
- Avema
- AVL301
- B2316
- BCE
- BlackKite
- Blue
- Box
- Bstpl
- BWS
- C2STEK
- CalAmp
- Carcell
- Carscop
- CarTrack
- Castel
- Cautela
- Cellocator
- Cguard
- Cityeasy
- Continental
- Cradlepoint
- Dingtek
- Disha
- DMT
- DmtHttp
- Dolphin
- Dragino
- DSF22
- Dualcam
- Dway
- EasyTrack
- Eelink
- Egts
- Enfora
- Ennfu
- Envotech
- Eseal
- Esky
- ExtremTrac
- Fifotrack
- FleetGuide
- Flextrack
- Fox
- Freedom
- Freematics
- FutureWay
- G1RUS
- Galileo
- Gator
- Genx
- GL100
- GL200
- GL601
- GlobalSat
- Globalstar
- GNX
- GoSafe
- Gotop
- GPS056
- GPS103
- GpsMarker
- Gpsmta
- Granit
- GS100
- GT02
- GT06
- GT30
- H02
- Haicom
- Homtecs
- Hoopo
- Huabao
- HuaSheng
- HunterPro
- HYN600
- Idpl
- Intellitrac
- Iotm
- Its
- IVT401
- Jido
- Jmak
- JpKorjar
- JT600
- Kenji
- KHD
- L100
- Laipac
- LeafSpy
- M2C
- M2M
- Maestro
- ManPower
- Mavlink2
- Megastek
- Meiligao
- Meitrack
- Mictrack
- Milesmate
- MiniFinder
- Minifinder2
- Mobilogix
- Moovbox
- Motor
- MTA6
- MTX
- MXT
- Navigil
- Navis
- Naviset
- Navtelecom
- NDTPV6
- Neos
- Net
- Niot
- Noran
- NTO
- NVS
- Nyitech
- ObdDongle
- Oigo
- Oko
- Omnicomm
- Orbcomm
- Orion
- OsmAnd
- Outsafe
- OwnTracks
- PacificTrack
- PathAway
- Piligrim
- Polte
- Portman
- Positrex
- Pretrace
- Pricol
- Progress
- PST
- PT60
- PT215
- PT502
- PT3000
- PUI
- R12W
- RaceDynamics
- Radar
- Ramac
- Raveon
- Recoda
- RfTrack
- Riti
- RoboTrack
- RST
- Ruptela
- S168
- Sabertek
- Sanav
- Sanul
- Satsol
- Sigfox
- Siwi
- Skypatrol
- SmartSole
- Smokey
- Snapper
- SolarPowered
- Spot
- Starcom
- StarLink
- Startek
- STB
- STL060
- Suntech
- Supermate
- Svias
- Swiftech
- T55
- T57
- T622IRIDIUM
- T800X
- Taip
- TechTlt
- TechtoCruz
- Tek
- Telemax
- Telic
- Teltonika
- TeraTrack
- ThinkPower
- ThinkRace
- Thuraya
- TK102
- TK103
- TLT2H
- TLV
- TMG
- Topflytech
- Topin
- Totem
- TR20
- TR900
- Trackbox
- TrakMate
- Tramigo
- TranSync
- TRV
- TT8850
- Tytan
- Tzone
- Ulbotech
- Upro
- UUX
- V680
- Valtrack
- Visiontek
- VLT
- Vnet
- VT200
- Vtfms
- Watch
- WLI
- Wondex
- Wristband
- Xexun
- XEXUN2
- Xirgo
- XRB28
- XT013
- XT2400
- YWT
No protocol with that name. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will check your tracker.
Questions about tracker compatibility
What people ask before they buy trackers.
Which GPS tracker brands work with eTracking GPS Tracking Software?
More than 250 protocols, including Teltonika, Concox, Jimi IoT, Coban, Sinotrack, Queclink, Suntech, Meitrack, Ruptela, Topflytech, Tzone, Huabao JT808 and many personal, kids, watch and OBD trackers. The families above are the most common; the full list of protocol names is further down this page.
How do I know if my tracker model will work?
A tracker works when it speaks one of the supported protocols. Look up the protocol or family in the list, or send us the make, model and, if you have it, the protocol name from the manual. We will confirm it on WhatsApp, and our own live fleet already runs Jimi VG03 and ET25, Concox GT06N and Teltonika FMB920.
What is the difference between a protocol and a tracker model?
A protocol is the language a tracker uses to send its data to the server. One protocol, such as the GT06 family, is spoken by many models from many makers, so a model that is not named on this page may still work. Different families can also report different extras, such as fuel, temperature or driver ID.
How does a tracker connect to the platform?
You set the server address and port in the tracker, usually with an SMS command or the maker’s configuration tool, and add the tracker to the platform by its IMEI or ID. Once it connects, its position, status and alarms appear on the live map. We give you the address and the port for each tracker model.
My tracker is not listed. What can I do?
Send us the make, model and manual on WhatsApp. Many trackers use a protocol that is already supported under a different name, and we will check it for you. Brand and model names on this page are trademarks of their owners and are used only to show which trackers work with the software.
Can I mix different tracker brands in one account?
Yes. Every protocol feeds the same live map, dashboard, geofences, alerts and reports, so a fleet can mix Teltonika, Concox, Jimi IoT, Coban and other trackers, and personal or kids’ trackers can sit on the same map as vehicles.
Not sure your tracker will work?
Send us the make and model and we will tell you, and show you the platform with your own scenario.