- Protocol
- Arknav Protocol
- Server Port
- 5107
- Status
- Supported on FleetStack
AT-9000 GPS Tracker
The AT-9000 reports to FleetStack over the Arknav protocol on server port 5107. Point the tracker at your FleetStack host and that port, and its position and status messages decode straight into the platform.
Product Details
The AT-9000 is listed in the FleetStack device catalogue as a Arknav-protocol tracker. Because FleetStack already runs a Arknav decoder on port 5107, the AT-9000 needs no custom integration work — set the tracker server host and port, set the SIM APN, and the device appears in live GPS tracking as soon as it sends its first position report.
FleetStack decodes 11 models on the Arknav protocol, so a mixed fleet of Arknav hardware shares a single port and one set of server settings, with no per-model configuration to maintain. The device port list carries the port for every protocol, and the GPS command list carries the SMS and GPRS commands used to point a tracker at a new server.
Once it is reporting, AT-9000 telemetry drives geofencing, trip management, route management, driver behavior scoring, maintenance reminders and the alert center. The same data is available through the REST API if you are feeding it into your own systems, and FleetStack can be deployed as white-label GPS tracking software under your own brand.
FleetStack Advantage
Get on-trip and off-trip vehicle distance covered
Monitor deviated distance, time, and number of vehicle trips
Analyse aggressive driving behaviour, including overspeeding, harsh braking, acceleration, and cornering
Detect towing events with alerts
Track driver performance, incident summary, top drivers, and much more
Prevent vehicle theft with geofencing
Manage the maintenance of the vehicles efficiently and on time
Create and manage trips on the move
Integration Details
- Model
- AT-9000
- Protocol
- Arknav
- Server Port
- 5107
- Status
- Supported on FleetStack
Platform Support
- Live Tracking
- Yes
- Geofencing & Alerts
- Yes
- Trip & Route Reports
- Yes
- Driver Behavior
- Yes
- REST API Access
- Yes
- White Label
- Yes
Resources & Documentation
Device setup
Frequently Asked Questions
Which server port does the AT-9000 use with FleetStack?
The AT-9000 reports on port 5107, which is where the FleetStack Arknav decoder listens. Your server host is issued with your account credentials. Ports for every supported protocol are listed on the device port list.
How do I connect the AT-9000 to FleetStack?
Set the tracker server host to your FleetStack host and its port to 5107, then set the SIM APN for your network — usually over SMS configuration. The GPS command list carries the SMS and GPRS commands, the video tutorials cover the platform side, and technical support can help commission a device.
Which protocol does the AT-9000 use?
The AT-9000 uses the Arknav protocol. FleetStack decodes 11 models on Arknav, so a mixed fleet of Arknav hardware runs on one port and one set of server settings. Browse them all on supported devices.
What can I do with AT-9000 data in FleetStack?
Position and status reports from the AT-9000 drive live GPS tracking, geofencing, trip management, driver behavior scoring and the alert center — the same feature set every supported device shares.
Add the AT-9000 to FleetStack
FleetStack already decodes the Arknav protocol on port 5107, so the AT-9000 can be onboarded without custom development. View pricing, book a demo to see the platform with your own hardware, or contact us for help with the device configuration.