JimiIoT is a leading provider of global IoT solutions, specializing in GPS vehicle trackers, asset management devices, and smart fleet telematics systems.
JimiIoT (Shenzhen Jimi IoT Co., Ltd.) is a premier provider of IoT solutions focused on location services and communication monitoring. Incorporating the legacy of the Concox brand, JimiIoT offers a comprehensive range of products including vehicle GPS trackers, magnetic asset monitors, and high-definition dashcams.
Known for reliability and innovation, JimiIoT serves industries such as fleet management, logistics, and shared mobility. Their devices typically support multi-mode positioning (GPS/BDS/LBS), LTE connectivity, and integration with management platforms like the Jimi IoT Lab and Tracksolid.
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Most JimiIoT trackers require a SIM card with GPRS/data service enabled. Insert the SIM, power on the device, and configure the APN and server settings via SMS commands (e.g., 'APN,apn_name#' and 'SERVER,1,DNS,Port,0#'). Refer to your specific device manual for the exact SMS codes.
Many JimiIoT devices are compatible with the 'Jimi IoT Lab' app or the 'Tracksolid' / 'Tracksolid Pro' platforms. Check your user guide or dealer instructions for the recommended platform and login credentials.
Common reasons include: the SIM card lacks data credit or is inserted incorrectly; the device battery is dead; the vehicle is in a signal blind spot (like a basement); or the APN settings have not been configured correctly for your carrier.
To reboot the device, you can often send the SMS command 'RESET#' to the tracker's SIM number. For a factory reset, check the specific command in your user manual, as it varies by model.
Yes, many hardwired vehicle terminals (like the GT06N or VL03) support remote fuel/power cut-off via a relay. This function usually requires a specific SMS command (e.g., 'RELAY,1#') and may have safety restrictions, such as only activating when the vehicle speed is below 20km/h.