Boson Phoenix
    GPS Tracker
    Vehicle
    Integrated

    Boson Phoenix

    Boson

    Currently GPS devices are not only focused on providing location data to users of these services, today it is increasingly relevant to obtain telemetry data such as fuel level and its behavior, that is why modern manufacturers have been given the task of developing such devices and sensors capable of connecting to the vehicle and the fuel tank to provide fleet managers with real-time data with a deep analysis of the data collected in vehicles. Among these manufacturers is Boson TI that offers three models of GPS trackers for this purpose in the Phoenix series with LTE connectivity CAT M1, CAT 1, CAT 4 with 3G and 2G support in conjunction with Alertfuel Plus wand sensors. Get ready to explore in detail all its features and discover how this range of equipment can help you solve your needs.

    Server connection

    EU platformtracker.navixy.com (52.57.1.136)
    US platformtracker.us.navixy.com (13.52.37.2)
    MENA platformtracker.me.navixy.com (34.166.104.189)
    Server port47643
    Auto registrationYes

    Interfaces

    Digital inputs4
    Number of outputs7

    Technical details

    Protocol

    Canonical name
    boson
    Default port
    47643
    Slug
    boson_47643

    Hardware I/O

    Digital inputs
    4
    Digital outputs
    7
    Output control
    default
    Track control
    Supported

    Capabilities(4)

    APN Settings
    Auto Registration
    Odometer
    Sim Card

    Alert rules(19)

    Backup Battery Low
    Battery Off
    Distance Control
    Excessive Driving
    Excessive Parking
    GPS Damp
    GPS Lost Recover
    Idling Soft
    In Out Zone
    Input Change
    Offline
    Output Change
    Over Speed Reported
    Route
    SOS
    Speedup
    State Field Control
    Task Status Change
    Track Change

    (em) = emulated at platform level rather than native on the device.

    Sensor & data inputs(1)

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