Sheriff AWAX12
    GPS Tracker
    Vehicle
    Asset
    Personal
    Integrated

    Sheriff AWAX12

    Sheriff

    Sheriff AWAX 12 is the most compact and inconspicuous GPS beacon. It is an autonomous search GSM / GPS / GLONASS system that shows the location of the object on which it is installed.  Due to its small size it is difficult to detect the device. Also, the dimensions and hermeticity of the body allow it to be installed almost on any objects: cars and ATVs, scooters and motorcycles, boats and snowmobiles, cargo and luggage, a backpack of a tourist, a children’s briefcase and a dog collar, etc.

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    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 port47693
    Auto registrationYes

    Technical details

    Protocol

    Canonical name
    sheriff
    Default port
    47693
    Slug
    sheriff_47693

    Hardware I/O

    Digital inputs
    0
    Digital outputs
    0
    Output control
    none
    Track control
    Supported

    Supported interfaces(1)

    Capabilities(8)

    APN Settings
    Auto Registration
    Gprs Location Request
    GSM Lbs
    GSM Signal Level
    Satellites
    Sim Card
    Supports DNS

    Alert rules(12)

    Distance Control
    Excessive Driving
    Excessive Parking
    Idling Soft
    In Out Zone
    Offline
    Route
    Sensor Range
    Speedup
    State Field Control
    Task Status Change
    Track Change

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