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AOVX - EB110 Protocol

This page covers the public protocol context for using the AOVX EB110 with Plaspy. The EB110 is described as a Plaspy compatible environmental tag designed for long-life, low-power monitoring in shipments, warehouses, and sensitive inventory, with telemetry that can be used in Plaspy-managed tracking and condition awareness workflows.

Plaspy uses shared connection settings across supported devices and automatically detects the tracker protocol. In practice, that means the device can be configured to report to the Plaspy endpoint without requiring a separate per-model port setup inside the platform, while the exact behavior may still vary depending on firmware, hardware revision, and the manufacturer implementation.

Protocol Overview​

The EB110 communication protocol is part of how the device reports its environmental and activity telemetry to Plaspy. For a compatible deployment, the protocol allows the tracker to present usable data for monitoring, alerting, and historical review without requiring the user to manage low-level integration details.

  • Carries device telemetry from the EB110 into Plaspy for condition aware logistics
  • Supports environmental monitoring use cases such as temperature, humidity, light, and motion reporting
  • Helps the device identify itself to the platform through its reporting behavior
  • Enables Plaspy to associate incoming data with the correct tracker record
  • Supports practical monitoring for shipments, inventory, and storage environments
  • Works as part of the tracker communication flow rather than as a user facing configuration feature

How Plaspy Detects the Protocol​

Plaspy automatically detects the tracker protocol when the device connects to the shared Plaspy endpoint. Because all supported devices use the same port, users typically do not need to choose a separate protocol option inside Plaspy as long as the tracker is configured to send data correctly.

  • Plaspy listens on the shared service endpoint used by supported devices
  • The platform uses the same port for all supported devices
  • Protocol detection happens automatically when the tracker begins reporting
  • Manual protocol selection is generally not required for a properly configured device
  • Correct device configuration is still important for successful identification
  • Reliable reporting depends on the device reaching the Plaspy server as expected

Transport and Connection Context​

The EB110 may be configured to communicate over UDP or TCP on port 8888, depending on device support and the way the tracker is deployed. For connection setup, the device can point to the Plaspy domain d.plaspy.com or to the server IP 54.85.159.138.

  • Hostname for Plaspy connections is d.plaspy.com
  • Server IP available for direct configuration is 54.85.159.138
  • The shared port for supported devices is 8888
  • The device may use UDP or TCP on that port
  • Connection settings are shared across Plaspy supported devices
  • Transport choice should follow the tracker capabilities and deployment requirements

Protocol Compatibility Notes​

  • Firmware differences can change how the device reports or formats telemetry
  • Hardware revisions may affect available functions or reporting behavior
  • Manufacturer implementation details can influence how the protocol behaves in the field
  • UDP and TCP deployments should be validated against the device configuration options
  • Protocol compatibility should be confirmed with the latest official manufacturer documentation
  • If the device is used in a gateway based setup, the gateway path should also be reviewed for consistent reporting
  • Operational testing is recommended after configuration changes or firmware updates

Why Protocol Understanding Matters​

Understanding the communication protocol helps ensure the EB110 can report data to Plaspy consistently and that the platform receives the telemetry needed for monitoring and analysis. It also makes setup, troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance more predictable when devices are deployed at scale.

  • Helps confirm that the tracker is sending data to the right Plaspy endpoint
  • Reduces configuration issues during device onboarding
  • Supports faster troubleshooting if telemetry does not appear as expected
  • Improves confidence when validating firmware or hardware changes
  • Helps maintain reliable environmental visibility over time
  • Makes fleet and inventory monitoring workflows easier to manage in Plaspy

Why Use Plaspy with This Protocol​

Using the AOVX EB110 with Plaspy is useful for organizations that need condition aware visibility alongside device monitoring. The EB110 adds environmental telemetry to operational oversight, helping teams follow shipment conditions, inventory exposure, and motion related events in a single platform.

Plaspy provides a practical environment for tracking and reviewing this information alongside other connected devices, which can be valuable for logistics, warehouse control, and sensitive asset monitoring. To learn more about Plaspy and its platform capabilities, visit https://www.plaspy.com. For the most current device specific protocol behavior, firmware considerations, and manufacturer guidance, please verify the latest information on the official AOVX website at https://www.aovx.com/.

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