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Q: Could we use RS232 and RS485 simultaneously for FMC125 and FMC640?

A:

  • With FMC640 two external devices can be connected with RS232 to the device.

  • With FMC125 one RS232 or one RS485. Only one device can be used with FMC125

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Q: what is the command to get the odometer value?

A: FMB odoget

more information: https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/FMB_odoget

https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/FMB003_SMS/GPRS_Commands#Commands_Related_to_Features

Q: How to update his device with CAN-Control?

A: send to the device those SMS commands:

lvcanreset

lvcanrefresh

When the CAN adapter logo will be visible in Fota Web, update the CAN adapter using Wiki Instructions:

https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/CAN_Adapter_update

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Q: Is it possible to turn on/off via configurator when the device is connected to USB/Charger

A: yes, it is possible

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Q: Any OBD2 device will be updated to 5G?

A: No, IoT devices don’t need 5G network because they don’t use much data, rather, they are evolving towards Cat-M1 network (FMM devices)

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Q: Do the device (FMC003 or FMC00A, etc.) provide bi-directional, half or full duplex communication with the vehicle On Board Diagnostic System (OBD-2)?

A: The device uses bidirectional transmission in the sense that you can read and clear DTC codes, read the vehicle's VIN (if such information is available through the OBD interface), and check interface parameters. The commands used for this are listed on Wiki:

https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/FMB003_SMS/GPRS_Commands#OBD_Commands

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Q: Does the SAE J1939 included in the OBD protocol?

A: OBD devices are dedicated for light vehicles, SAE J1939 is standard used in trucks to read FMS data, it is not OBD protocol

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Q: is it possible that any Malfunction event can be reset using OBD2 device command?

A: no only DTC codes with cleardtc

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