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Sanav - GX-101 Features

This page summarizes the public feature context for the Sanav GX-101 GPS tracker and how those features are used with Plaspy. It focuses on practical capabilities, operational benefits, and the types of data the device can provide when paired with the Plaspy platform. The goal is to help fleet managers, installers, and technical evaluators understand what to expect from the GX-101 in a Plaspy deployment.

Exact feature availability can vary by firmware version, hardware revision, regional variant, installation method, and manufacturer implementation. Use this page as a high level reference and consult the manufacturer documentation for the most current device-specific details.

Feature Overview​

The Sanav GX-101 is designed for in-vehicle tracking with a focus on durable construction and integration flexibility. It combines reliable position reporting with maintenance-minded features to support continuous tracking and basic I/O integrations.

  • Accurate GPS positioning powered by a GM-158 (MTK-3301) GPS receiver for vehicle tracking.
  • Siemens GSM module with full quadband coverage for wide cellular connectivity.
  • Rugged metallic enclosure suitable for automotive installations and long service life.
  • Opened I/Os that allow integration with external sensors and relays for expanded functions.
  • Built-in backup battery and internal memory to preserve tracking data during power interruptions.
  • Configurable position reporting by time and by distance to control tracking frequency.

Core Features of Sanav - GX-101​

  • GM-158 (MTK-3301) GPS receiver for consistent location fixes suitable for vehicle use.
  • Siemens GSM communications module offering quadband cellular connectivity.
  • Rugged metallic housing built for in-car environments and regular vehicle operation.
  • Opened I/Os that enable connection of external sensors and relays to expand functionality.
  • Backup battery to maintain basic operation or store data during main power loss.
  • Internal memory to buffer position reports when connectivity is temporarily unavailable.
  • Position reporting based on configurable time intervals and distance thresholds.
  • Designed for track and trace, vehicle recovery, and general fleet monitoring tasks.

How These Features Work with Plaspy​

When the GX-101 is connected to Plaspy, the device's position reports and status information are brought into the platform for visualization, history, and operational oversight. Plaspy can detect supported tracker protocols automatically and present incoming updates alongside other fleet data.

  • Location updates from the GX-101 appear on Plaspy maps for real time and historical route visualization.
  • Time and distance based reporting modes control how often Plaspy receives position updates, helping balance resolution and data volume.
  • Backup battery and internal memory improve continuity so Plaspy can receive buffered reports after temporary power or connectivity loss.
  • Opened I/Os on the device can be represented in Plaspy as input events or state indicators for monitoring connected sensors or relay-driven functions.
  • Plaspy can accept reports from the GX-101 when the device is configured to report to the Plaspy server domain, and the platform will automatically match the incoming protocol for onboarding.

Typical Use Cases​

  • Fleet tracking and route history for light vehicles and service fleets.
  • Theft deterrence and vehicle recovery support through continuous position monitoring.
  • Logistic operations that require configurable reporting intervals by time or distance.
  • Integration with external sensors or relays to surface vehicle events in a monitoring dashboard.
  • Situations where resilient tracking is needed thanks to backup battery and internal memory.

Feature Availability Notes​

  • Firmware differences can change how specific features behave or which configuration options are available.
  • Hardware revisions and regional variants may affect included I/O connectors or cellular band support.
  • Installation type and wiring quality influence backup battery behavior and reliability of I/O signals.
  • Manufacturer configuration and settings determine which reporting modes and ranges are available.
  • Review the device firmware release notes and official installation guides for any model-specific caveats.

Why Use Plaspy with These Features​

Plaspy provides a unified platform to collect, visualize, and act on the location and event data produced by the GX-101. By bringing device reports into Plaspy you gain map-based visibility, historical playback, and consolidated monitoring across a mixed fleet. The platform's automatic protocol detection and device management features reduce the setup complexity for standard tracker deployments.

To learn more about Plaspy and how it can work with the Sanav GX-101 visit https://www.plaspy.com. For the latest and most accurate product specifications, firmware notes, and installation instructions for the GX-101 please consult the manufacturer at http://es.sanav.com/ as device features and firmware behavior can change over time.

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